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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1948
Page
6
A compact Detroit scale model home shows a one bedroom layout with a living area, terrace dining potential, and a future expansion for an extra bedroom. It features a circulating heater, fireplace, large living room window, and space saving sliding doors. Plans from Scale Model Home Planning Co. in Detroit list costs for models and building plans.
SAN JOSE CALIF AP Mrs lorence Lamb Darlington of Palo Alto wins divorce after testimony that her husband John J Darlington disliked reading and social outings and only cared about bowling Day and night a train arrives to New York every 50 seconds LEGAL NOTICE Butler County Ohio bids for Buena Vista water supply system invitation to bid until January 4 at 10 AM ETHICAL details include 8 inch and 6 inch cast iron pipes and related works bond required 5 percent of bid amount contract to be entered if accepted rights reserved by County Commissioners
ST PAUL Minnesota United Press reports Mrs Anna Jacobson who was once deemed frail and unlikely to live long has just celebrated her 108th birthday.
WASHINGTON AP Senator Wherry Nebraska says Senate Republicans will present a unified and progressive front in the new Congress. He notes three top GOP posts open and says Taft’s intentions will shape leadership. Wherry foresees unity and an active minority check on Democratic measures.
Senator Byrd denounces the Air Force for delaying a report on civilian payroll figures, citing October hires and a civilian-to-military ratio. The executive branch civilian employment fell slightly from September to October, with net hires totaling 98,010 for the first ten months of the year.
A 27 year old physician, hospitalized after ingesting poison, told detectives how he killed Byron Hartman, 29, in Cedar Rapids hotel room. He described confronting Hartman over Hartman’s attentions to his wife, a plot sparked by money and jealousy, ending with a knife and a fall.
At a noon Optimist Club meeting yesterday a Goodyear produced film titled People do not appreciate the opportunities of America was shown by Ira Bishman Goodyear Store manager. The story follows a German boy who comes to America, gains work at the Goodyear plant, rises to chief chemist, and writes his sister about the wonders of the United States.
Federal jury upholds Lester Cole suit for reinstatement at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Cole, one of the Hollywood ten, sought $71,550 back pay after a yearlong suspension for contempt of Congress. Judge Yankwich to rule on judgment terms Monday.
AP reports in Pontiac Michigan that bondsman Adolph Netzel, 44, was fatally shot in his home after a confrontation over a gun. Prosecutor Clyde Underwood said no final conclusions yet as investigators probe the five-entry wound homicide. Bond men Carman Mitchell and Guy Carter, 48, are in custody on murder inquiries. Autopsy results remain inconclusive. State police assist Oakland County authorities in the case.
Paris reports one of the warmest winters on record as roses bloom near Grenoble and snow is scarce at winter resorts. A newspaper notes only four of sixteen French resorts have snow.
Bertha Eugenia Perkins aged 7 died at 1 00 PM Wednesday December 15 in a Hamilton Ohio rest home. The family will receive friends after 6 00 PM Friday at Maxberry Funeral Home. Funeral services are 10 00 AM Saturday at Second Baptist Church with Rev T M Campbell officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery.
Washer and cellar cleaning services offered with guarantees and contact numbers. Wood for sale and paper mill maintenance foreman sought for Moraine Paper Co division in West Carrollton Ohio.
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