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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
7
A Guide to ceiling diffusers explains how concentric cone diffusers spread high velocity air from ducts into umbrella shaped patterns. They reduce drafts, improve circulation, and allow wall space for furniture while keeping rooms evenly heated or cooled.
A promotional notice extols medicated RESINOS as a versatile ointment for many uses, inviting readers to try the product for relief from various conditions and discomforts.
The Shirley is a 40 by 25 foot house offering seven rooms including four bedrooms and nine closets. It features a front living room with bay window, dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook, a first floor bath, and a second floor expandable two bedroom loft with lavatory. Storage options abound with built in drawers and closets plus a full cellar for heating plant.
Allied Chemical plans a 25 million dollar urea plant south of Omaha at the Platte and Missouri rivers to use about 12 million cubic feet of gas daily. The plant would produce 61,700 tons of nitrogen or 110,000 tons of urea yearly, enabling exports of 44 million bushels of corn and boosting meat production by about 247,000 tons. The project aims to expand Nebraska and Midwest farming by supplying nitrogen fertilizer domestically.
A tribute to Phil, a generous gardener who grows and gives away plants and flowers each spring. He helps neighbors by sharing his horticultural skill and even builds wooden birdhouses, earning praise for his devotion to nature and community.
A two alarm blaze at the Parliamentary Library in Ottawa was checked after sprinklers flooded floors with three inches of water. Officials estimate thousands of dollars in damage to books and documents stored in the library after a short circuit triggered the fire.
Britannica cites 1897 as the last time Christian lending at interest was unlawful. The U S steel industry consumes about 4.6 billion gallons of water daily, primarily for cooling.
The ingot rate reached 47 percent of theoretical capacity, up 31.5 points last week, but steel production remains at least three weeks from prior pace due to needed repairs and union disputes. Shortages of materials threaten civilian goods output. civilian allotments for Q4 stand, while Q1 1953 may be reduced. Military allotments retain priority through Nov. 30 with further mill set asides for Q4.
The Crusade for Freedom selects Henry Ford II, president of Ford Motor Company, to succeed Gen. Lucius D. Clay as chairman. Clay, once American military governor in Germany, has led the Crusade since its inception in 1950. Rear Adm. H. B. Miller (ret.) announced Ford’s selection yesterday. The Crusade, a private organization, established Radio Free Eu-
The Ford Foundation announced a 2.9 million dollar grant to aid the United Nations and private agencies in seeking permanent solutions to the social and economic problems of 10 million refugees. Paul G. Hoffman said funds will be administered by the UN high commissioner for refugees in Geneva, with work carried out by private agencies and used for study rather than direct relief.
Botanists catalog over 300 wild plants native to the Canary Islands, an archipelago 700 miles off the Atlantic coast, noted for species found nowhere else. The study highlights the islands' distinctive flora and regional biodiversity.
Fragment discusses rope and Radio Free Asia fighting Communism and notes about 4 million U S businesses today versus 1.6 million fifty years ago.
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