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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1952
Page
5
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Springfield reports contrast in Eisenhower and Stevenson campaigns. Eisenhower, the amateur, relies on seasoned party insiders while adopting a cautious, house‑style approach in Denver and Detroit. Stevenson, the professional, surrounds himself with lesser known amateurs yet asserts control by naming Wilson Wyatt as campaign manager and bringing in Stephen Mitchell to lead the Democratic National Committee. The piece highlights the two leaders' different verbal styles and strategic choices in early campaign days.
Mary Stephens of Youngstown Ohio reports losing 66 pounds using Rennel Concentrate. She praises the simple home remedy and says she now works, exercises, and feels much better without dieting.
Martha Anne Minnis a 59 year old Negro great grandmother who taught in Virginia for 43 years graduated with a bachelor of science at Morgan State College commencement. She had attended summer classes since 1948 as family and husband Joel F Minnis watched. She is mother of eight, grandmother of 15, and great grandmother of two.
City officials will present a public progress report on August 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Building. The Progress Committee, formed last July to back bond issues approved by voters, reports on steps to complete items including fire stations, park repairs, traffic lights, and the Neibar-Shafer underpass. D. G. Driscoll notes the five year program aims to keep citizens informed and involved in better government.
The Forest Service reports two preventive measures better organization and public cooperation cut forest fire damage. From 1950 to 1951 national fires fell 21 percent, area burned dropped from 15,518,000 to 10,781,039 acres. Total fires totaled 164,090 last year versus 208,402 the prior year. Also includes local ordinances and public notices from Middletown Ohio on traffic, parking, and estate matters with official appointments and executors.
Mamaroneck New York report states asbestos heir Tommy Manville, age 58, announced yesterday he has chosen Corrine Daly, 24, as his 10th wife. The couple met last Tuesday as Manville’s ninth wife Frances Roddy-Eden was divorced in Mexico on Saturday.
Police were told a break in Saturday night at the Hamilton Fruit and Produce Co. netted $1,206.75 in currency after intruders battered a front office safe. The theft was discovered Sunday morning by employee Eugene Natali.
The Voice Of chases lavish venues with a tiny French poodle valued at 1300 dollars, a gift from a prominent flicker company leader with many noodles, amid a swirl of lavish spending and high society chatter.
Washington notes that car insurance for young service members causes underwriters distress. National Underwriter magazine cites a military risk division predicting favorable rates for officers but prohibitive rates for single GIs under 25. Key causes include living away from home, renting cars to others, and group formation among younger servicemen.
The article notes a rough weekend trip of 800 to 900 miles with a Sunday night return and describes a devil-may-care mindset among some men and frequent liquor consumption. It also mentions a common greeting among Gulf of Mexico Indians of blowing into a friend's ear as a form of welcome.
The piece contrasts the sapsucker feeding on inner bark of old apple tulip and Austrian pine trees with the woodpecker blamed for holes. It notes Epsilon Aurigae as part of a giant-star pair found after Edwin B. Frosts 38 year search begun in 1899.
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