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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
5
In 1942 the United States reported over 79 000 still births a rate of 28 per 1000 live births About 35 000 of more than 2 800 000 babies born alive died on the first day and 72 000 died before reaching one month old
A Huffen Puffen boy fires an arrow into the sky on Elephant Path and cannot say where it lands. Daddy Ringtail warns of knowing where arrows fall while a lion roars in the Great Forest. A lion later arrives with the arrow, teaching a cautionary ending.
A great emperor penguin grows to over four feet tall and weighs as much as a ten year old boy, highlighting remarkable growth for the species.
The text describes a numerical puzzle where you count letters in your first name, adjust by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer than six to obtain a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and check keys left to right, then read the letters beneath the checked figures to reveal a message.
Report notes Peter Edson official placed on the Knoxville Tennessee National Bank board during the Depression era. Mentions RFC Jesse Jones policies extending through that period as context for the decision.
The article notes Mussolini’s Socialist past as Avanti editor and argues fascist regimes in dominated countries were broadly supported by the army and large business. It credits Angelica Balabanoff with shaping Avanti and the Left International, suggesting industrialists did not create Mussolini.
The essay contrasts Mussolini with Lenin as products of war’s collapse and cites Ise on Japan. It argues powerful elites could steer Republicans and Democrats, warning that if labor unions captured both parties, free speech and democracy could suffer, noting Washington’s ironmaster lineage.
A Polish couple Pakus Sompolowski and Ida with sons Andrew Jankiel and Sucher arrived in New York aboard the Army General R M Blatchford heading to start over. Sompolowski hopes to gain work as a chauffeur and mechanic as his wife recalls her parents were killed by Germans for hiding him during the war.
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