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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
3
A zoo monkey house visit leads Uncle Bunkum and Mugwump to a crawdad hunt by the creek. Uncle Bunkum wraps bacon for bait and seeks string in his kit as they head to a quiet water spot. PMID
Uncle Bunkum ties bacon to a string and drops it in the water. Mugwump watches as a crayfish grabs the bait with pinchers and is pulled from the water. They agree crawdad and crayfish are the same and plan to tell more about the creature tomorrow.
C Chesterson of Railway Express Agency announced extended international air shipping from Middle town to 29 Mexican cities including Mexico City. The service offers prepaid or collect charges and C O D options for shipments via LAMSA Airlines to major trade centers.
The 30 page booklet titled Information For American Business Men On The Marshall Plan is released by ECA per Robert M Luckey Cincinnati District Manager. It details ECA credit procedures for European recovery and lists foreign missions, U S government agencies that may buy via ECA financing, and a chapter on The Prospective Exporter. Copies are available free from the Department of Commerce at 1204 Federal Reserve Bank Building.
The Dairyland Power Co operative of La Crosse Wisconsin awarded F H McGraw & Company engineers and constructors of New York Hartford and Middletown a contract to build an 18000 kilowatt steam power plant on the east bank of the Mississippi in Cassville Wisconsin. The plant will supply electricity to farms in Wisconsin and Iowa. Donald W Neville McGraw vice president stated that the project advances regional power development.
Myron J. Caswell 86 a retired automotive dealer machinist and inventor died yesterday He is credited with turning out Sandusky s first steam automobile Funeral services are set for Friday in Sandusky Ohio with burial to follow
The project is underway with ground preparation work already started under the lead charge. The initiative moves from planning to early on site activity as work commences.
Charles C. Brown, 18, of South Charleston died from injuries after his car collided with a truck yesterday morning in Springfield. The truck driver Charles R. Day, 27, of Akron, was unharmed.
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