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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
14
A garbled OCR snippet lists crossword clues and partial entries from 1997. items mention a resort, a king perhaps, salutation and a hawk parrot, with "Stanley forty" appearing as a fragment. The readable content is scattered and lacks a clear story or outcome.
Steel Magazine reports declining scrap prices as steel operations slow in the second quarter. No. 1 heavy melting price falls to 26.25 per gross ton with a continuing downtrend. Analysts foresee potential summer demand and a plateau in orders and shipments through year end amid easier money and tax incentives.
planetary influences favor cooperation and generosity making this a good day for favors and social enjoyment. Best periods for romance and social activity span May August next January and several date ranges through September and December, with a favorable two month fiscal cycle starting February 1, 1968.
Dr. Crane discusses the modern woman’s dilemma on Harv Morgan’s two hour program. He promotes religion as essential for morality and equality, contrasts pagan views with religious society, urges women to join churches, and references Beatle attitudes and noble causes as part of a broader moral argument.
Washington reports Ohio will receive 23.59 million dollars in federal highway funds released from a Johnson era anti inflation hold. Additional funds totaling about 23 million for Ohio are slated for release on July 1 as more aid is unfrozen.
South and West face a three notrump defense where technique meets psychology. West leads a heart. declarer wins with jack and misplays reveal East's cunning. East masks the QJ while South muses on possible layouts. The critical sequence ends with East gaining nine and declarer going down one.
A brief 1967 King Features puzzle explains a daily fortune game. It asks players to count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then trace the top row of a rectangle and read letters under checked figures to form a message.
A reader advised to begin with American Telephone as a conservative stock with limited market risk. The writer notes improved performance, potential 6 cent quarterly dividends if FCC findings are favorable, sees Telephone as a backlog stock and reasonably priced. Cautions readers about planning annual capital gains and suggests professional advice.
Three youths Robert Collins 2 of Riley Boulevard Arthur Drake 21 of Thirkield Avenue and William Brock 19 of Lynwood Road were charged after a 4 year old girl reported an assault in Franklin Cove. Investigators say the trio aided and restrained the girl at 9 30 p m near Robinson Vail Road. The girl stated Collins threatened her with a bottle during the incident.
The Associated Press notes key events on April 10 across history. Notable items include the 1894 Bei jing Sea controversy treaty among the United States Britain Russia and Japan, and earlier milestones such as the 1790 patent law, Salvation Army founder William Booth’s birth in 1829, and Hindenburg’s 1832 election win. Also cited are 1945 Hanover capture by Allied forces, 1946 Easter egg roll postponement due to world hunger, a 1946 debt plan, five years ago steel price rises by U S Steel and others, and a year ago a British ship halting a Greek tanker bound for Rhodesia.
CINCINNATI AP Capt. Fred Hornbrook died at 95 after several months illness. A Graysville West Virginia native, he began as a mud clerk in the 1880s and retired in 1936 after commanding steamers including the Lorena Liberty Senator Cordell and General Wood on the Cincinnati Pittsburgh route. Survivors include daughter Mrs Thomas L Bush of Cincinnati brothers John and Robert Hornbrook of West Virginia and sister Mrs Letitia Watt of Canton Ohio.
Mason 18 year old Dale McKehan escaped injury yesterday morning when his northbound car on Butler Warren County Line Road north of Tylersville Road ran out of control and struck a telephone pole. Deputy Robert E. Stewart said the frame came loose causing the driver to lose control.
Armco Middletown Works hosts a two day session for the subcommittee on hot and cold rolled sheets of the American Iron and Steel Institute. Fred E. Gerber, assistant general superintendent, leads the event at the Manchester Motor Inn with a tour of Middletown operations and Project 600. About 30 representatives from major iron and steel producers in the United States and Canada are expected.
The Irish wolfhound served as a guardian for ancient Irish shepherds protecting flocks from wolves. This breed history highlights its role as a vigilant, fearless sentinel in rural Ireland.
Prices from major Ohio cities cover consumer grades U S grades and sale lots. Poultry: large A and medium categories with freight to retailers, fryers 13 to 16 percent, hens light and heavy portions. Potatoes range from 3.00 to 5.90 per unit.
New York stocks opened with a decline as the market moved lower in active trading. Key issues showed losses including Bethlehem Steel, Ford, Montgomery Ward and Douglas Aircraft, while Goodyear rose modestly as the Associated Press average of 60 issues slipped to 317.8.
AP dispatch from Cincinnati notes USDA market activity with cattle and calves at mixed gains and slower demand for lower grades. Steers and heifers high quality loads command 24.25 to 25.00 per cwt for 950 to 1,050 lb steers, 23.25 to 23.50 for 800 to 900 lb heifers, cows 16.50 to 17.50, bulls 20.50 to 22.50. Hogs show moderate gains. barrows and gilts 17.75 for 190 to 220 lb, sows and boars varied. Sheep firm with light wool slaughter weights 21.00 to 22.50.
Ohio and Indiana farm egg prices after candling and grading show jumbo 23-30 cents, mostly 27-28. large 20-27 cents, mostly 25-26. medium 14-23 cents, mostly 20-21. small 10-19 cents, mostly 15-17. B large 15-22 cents, mostly 20-22. under-graded categories not fully listed. Market activity varies by grade and size.
A Dayton woman Myrtle Garrison aged 55 was treated at Middletown Hospital for mouth shoulder and arm injuries after a two car crash on the Cincinnati Dayton Road north of Franklin. She was a passenger in Johnnie E. Garrison’s car which was struck by Mae M. Hayes from Miamisburg who pulled into their path from a private drive. Hayes declined hospital treatment and faced a charge for failing to yield.
Marsha Hill a 21 year old pregnant woman from 1025 S Verity Parkway was treated after an altercation at the Carfax bar on 20 S Broad St at 2 am. She says Omer Dunn 23 of 614 Granada Ave struck her in the stomach. Dunn was arrested for drunkenness after police responded to a prior complaint at the Cafe on 1239 Central Ave. He had left before officers arrived.
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