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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1953
Page
25
Ed Fitzwater and Mrs. William Call describe their donation experience as painless and rewarding. They note their combined two gallons and a pint given and urge others to donate. The article also cites that about 52 percent of U.S. voters are women.
A Middletown reporter recounts giving blood during a Red Cross bloodmobile visit in which officials urged donations at the Legion Home. The writer signs up, endures the procedure, and receives a donor pin before heading to the canteen for snacks.
The Middle Town Ohio State Employment Service reports March saw over 300 job orders and about 600 openings. Some 347 people were placed, 283 in permanent roles, with manufacturing leading hiring at around 100. Unemployment claims held steady around 127 weekly.
Examinations to determine who will receive the Middletown Junior Achievers executive pin for 1953 will be given at 9 30 a m Saturday April 25 in the Civic Association building. Earlier this week it had teen reported that the examinations would be held this Saturday.
Two Franklin soldiers were among four from the Miami Valley who arrived in Seattle today aboard the Navy transport Gen. C. C. Ballou. The ship carried 2,933 Army men from the Far East. Returning for Franklin were Cpl. George W. Powell and Sgt. Phillip P. Robinson. Also returning were Cpl. George R. Gebhart of Miamisburg and Pfc. Thomas G. Webster of 392 Cleveland Ave., Hamilton.
Columbus Mayor Robert T. Oestreicher asks the Legislature to fund a new office building in the civic center rather than remodel the state schools for the blind and deaf. He argues the old facilities should be condemned as remodeling would be prohibitive.
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