In Gans Replace Ancient Maine People in Graves
Archaeologists contend that the In Gans displaced earlier Maine inhabitants after the white arrival, noting the earlier people buried with notable quantities of paint in their graves.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
16
Archaeologists contend that the In Gans displaced earlier Maine inhabitants after the white arrival, noting the earlier people buried with notable quantities of paint in their graves.
The Civil Aeronautics Administration asked Congress for 52 million dollars to build 200 new class four or larger airports and resubmit 106 projects. Costs are shared with sponsors, with higher federal share in land grant states. Highlights include Canton Akron and Cleveland X projects in Ohio.
Roy E. Larsen, president of Time Inc, will deliver the commencement address to about 500 graduates at Ohio University's June exercises on Sunday June 6. The class size surpasses the 467 graduates record set in 1941.
Area Rent Director Ralph D. Janney announced the formation of a five to seven member Butler Bent advisory board for Butler Clermont and Warren counties. The board will submit rent control and adjustment recommendations to the housing expediter under the 1948 act. Nomination period runs until April 30, after which appointments may be made without nominations. Vote in primary election Tuesday.
Ralph Whitehead told police two guns valued at 58 dollars were stolen yesterday from a cottage on Route 1 West Middletown. Entrance was gained at the back door and a .22 caliber rifle and a 12 gauge shotgun were taken.
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