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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1953
Page
4
Business Mirror reports lenders plan to teach Americans about credit safety at the National Consumer Finance Association convention in St. Louis. The program stresses borrowing awareness before emergencies, detailing loan net amounts, repayment schedules, interest timing, and potential fees.
London based AP correspondent Tom Whitney weighs Beria rumors and fate possibilities. He notes Beria was arrested in June with July announcement, speculates on trial prospects or death, and discusses surrounding Soviet moves and purges involving Beria allies.
In Columbus 712 applicants qualified for registration after state examinations. Of these 244 engineers and 16 surveyors earned full registration, 422 engineers gained engineering in training status, and 30 surveyors earned training registration. Top marks went to William C. Nielson for full professional engineer, Lawrence H. Archer for professional surveyor, Nelson D. Wolfe for engineer in training, and Fred C. Blanchard for surveyor in training.
Fragmentary remarks hint at Lavrenty Beria’s role or mention within government circles. The text implies confusion or hesitation over how to handle Beria and his influence.
A bright blue meteor flashed across Maryland skies last night. Reports came from flyers and the Friendship International Airport control tower. Pilots described the object trailing amber sparks as it moved from east to north.
Larry Crosby, brother of Bing Crosby, paid a $500 fine after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge. He was arrested last Friday and police said he ran a red light, struck a parked car, and hit a tree in West Los Angeles.
Four youths led police to about $200 worth of jewelry watches clocks and a stack of crime does not pay comic books hidden under rocks. The boys admitted taking part in a four day crime spree and were arrested by city police.
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