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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1949

Page

2

Personality Behind The News Guides Career Choice At MHS

Miss Helen Hartman Middletown Senior High School counselor helps students select suitable careers. She notes college admissions failures frustrate families and stresses providing job descriptions and required subjects to improve decisions. She warns against parental pressure and recounts cases where tried ventures ended in disappointment but offered valuable lessons.

Helen Hartman Middletown

Advisor Miss Hartman Sets Clear Career Boundaries

A Vocational counselor named Miss Hartman refuses to shield students from tough truths. She reviews vocational guidance data and informs a hopeful student about the mathematics requirements for an engineering path, presenting the necessary qualifications directly.

Home Buying To Boom If Rents Are Raised

New York banker George W. Warnecke predicts a major housing upswing as middle income renters move to purchase when rents rise toward normal economic levels. He cites delayed buy-in, veteran renters, and expanding families as drivers, with increased homebuilding once rents regain value.

New York T. E. Applegate Geroge W. Warnecke Warnecke Construction Industry Information Committee Melvin H. Baker M.B.A National Association of Home Builders

Housing Shortage Drives Migration And Strain

The piece notes a housing shortage pushing residents to relocate, stressing limited affordable options and growing demand in urban areas, with families seeking stability as rental costs rise and new developments lag behind.

Columbus expects $3 million from income tax this year

Columbus city officials predicted a total tax yield of $3,000,000 for the year. Treasurer Arch J. Warren reported that the one half per cent levy has produced $1,080,000 to date, based on current collection rates.

Columbus Arch J. Warren

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