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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1952
Page
6
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore announced sewer construction at the Crawford Street and Sherman Avenue intersection. Traffic will detour via Logan Moore Woodlawn back to Crawford during the project.
District Commissioner Ear Klein of Mount Builders Area west of ts called a meeting of all neighborhood commissioners in the district at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday at Camp Hook. The agenda includes a cook-out and discussion on lapsed and dropped units. The text notes the Morrow Castle burned off the Jersey coast September 8, 1934 with 134 lives.
Two new damage suits filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court claim the Middletown Hydraulic Company caused $106,000 in flood damage. Plaintiffs Eugene A. and Martha L. McGraw and Kenneth P. Wade allege the canal north wall collapsed during last January’s flood, with eight suits total against the company now on record.
A Baptist education director, tied to a pastorate in Ohio and long service in church education, is scheduled to address a Bible observance service. The figure, connected with Rio Grande College and multiple Baptist posts, holds degrees from Ollege and Col gra education and leads Christian education in the Ohio Council of Churches.
RCA Dickers to purchase the Hamilton Estate Store and form a new concern named CA Estate Appliance Company Inc. The deal involves substantial funds and requires stockholder approval before the sale. Hamilton Industries employs nearly 1,000 and is a veteran maker of 84s and electric ranges in America.
Kaarlo Svinhufvud, Finland’s first president after independence, dies at age 87. He led the country from 1919 to 1925 as Finland established its republic amid postwar upheaval and the aftermath of the Bolshevik era.
A U.S. medical team at a Chicago hospital explores using a monkey or human heart and lungs to support infant surgery. The approach considers transplant or implanted devices to assist a seriously ill newborn while awaiting definitive treatment.
Washington D C economic stabilizer Roger L. Putnam warns 30 percent of communities that rent controls may end September 30 if local officials do not act. He says without federal action, the government cannot bail out communities if rents skyrocket.
Yugoslavia Premier Marshal Tito tentatively plans a formal visit to Britain after an invitation from Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The trip, postponed week earlier, is unsettled with no definite date as navy talks or scheduling considerations unfold.
Lam Tor of Middletown's Veterans Service Center said response to the Korea veteran combat pay filing is very slow. The law provides $45 a month, retroactive to May 31, 1950, for eligible veterans in combat units under hostile fire or explosion.
The League announces a new mental health fund to support private care access. Aimed at expanding reach, the program will require a treasury offset and patient contributions to cover costs. Further details on participation and pricing are forthcoming.
The text references Mamie Eisenhower considering the nickname Ike amid musings on how the general will be perceived. It notes a cautious remark about riddling initials and sounds, with a light, informal tone.
Roosevelt and Bo, son of Gov. Ag Stevenson, Democratic presidential candidate, were roommates in Roosevelt Hall. Stevenson and Willier were roommates for the sophomore year but left school last spring.
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