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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
9
ALICIA HART describes a washable white leather billfold with polka dots as a practical yet glamorous fashion complement for women. The wallet helps reduce purse clutter by holding change, bills, keys, tickets, and other small items, and can be coordinated with hats and outfits for a chic, feminine look.
The encyclopedia Britannica notes that Big Bertha, the Krupp heavy howitzer used to shell Paris in World War I, was nicknamed for Frau Bertha von Bohlen, head of the Krupp family.
An official notice lists N C as Watch Inspector for the railroad, stationed in Room 415 of the Castell Building.
In a vivid account set above Montana’s lakes and striped winter fields a narrator and Molly observe from the nose blister as a Major hands the controls during a Sunday broadcast. They track the instrument panel and glide toward Glacier Park, learning to follow the level line under the roaring engines.
Glamour pattern description for junior miss sizes 11 13 15 17 with fitted flare lines and scalloped shoulders. Includes yardage 3 yards 35 inch fabric plus contrast. pattern 9293 offered by Middle town Journal Pattern Dept. Submit name address zone size and style number with 25 cents. Marian Martin Fashion Book promotes summer styles and a free child’s towel beach robe pattern for 15 cents.
Dr. E. G. Kyle of Newton Falls Ohio was elected president of the Ohio Academy of General Practice at the group's second annual meeting. Other officers include Dr. Earl D. McCalister of Columbus secretary treasurer and Dr. Ross M. Knoble of Sandusky president elect for 1950.
A narrative recounts a novice being guided by a pilot who demonstrates aircraft control, while a separate legal notice announces the appointment of Sylvia F. Carroll as executrix of Harry A. Carroll’s estate in Butler County Ohio with a four month claims period ending in four months.
Two Texas scientists achieved bacterial destruction by emitting extremely high pitch sound waves. A nickel tube vibrated at about 8800 cycles per second, driven by electromagnetic coils, to generate the destructive acoustic field.
Connoisseurs state that red wines should always be served at room temperature and white wines, especially champagnes, should be chilled at banquets, reflecting traditional service norms.
Beverly, Massachusetts, cited by Encyclopedia Britannica as the birthplace of the American Navy. The town was home to George Cabot, who served as the first secretary of the Navy.
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