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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
11
Guidance for filing 1951 income tax returns on Form 1040 A or the 1040 short form. Highlights cover signing joint returns, attaching W-2 receipts, claiming exemptions, income limits for these forms, automatic deductions, rules for dependents, and special notes for self employed filers including Schedule C and social security tax.
Don Garrett of Newport Ohio was named Field Executive for all three districts of the Mound Builders Area Council. He replaces Keith Tannehill, who resigned for a similar Miami Valley Council post in Dayton. Garrett, a Clermont County native, served in the Navy 1942 46 and 1950 51. He is unmarried.
Ohio road building requirements will be discussed February 19 as contractors confer at the State Highway Department Division 8 with state engineers. Howard Craig, chief of the construction bureau, is expected to attend the Division 8 meeting.
Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr says her fourth marriage to Ernest Ted Stauffer was a flop and she will seek an immediate divorce. Lamarr, who wed Stauffer last June, calls the union a misread when both were lonely and says she will resume her life as it was eight months ago.
A House Armed Services subcommittee ruled Air Force typists must use standard government chairs, not special plush seats. It directed that chair testing be left to GSA, which already has satisfactory models. The Air Force has tested chairs for 60 days and sought more than $500,000 for 20,156 units at Wright Field, Dayton, at $28 each instead of $18 for GSA chairs.
A 61 year old housewife pleaded innocent to seven forgery counts and false evidence charges in Los Angeles alleging she forged two wills to gain a $100000 share of the estate of wealthy eccentric Charles Babonet. Handwriting expert Clark Sellers testified she authored the wills. Babonet, a wealthy invalid, died in 1950 leaving a large estate.
A compact clue list includes terms for birds and related items such as Rob and Divers with cross references to words like Republic party and Verdi opera. The piece strings together a crossword style fill with definitions for ages, rooms, and acts, hinting at a themed word puzzle.
Answer to Previous Puzzle my i 41 Acnes 13 Dionysos' mother 29 Pledges 39 Decrees 18 Belongs to it 31 Mated 40 Wise men 21 United States' 32 Hereditary 43 Individual leaf bird emblems units 46 Girl's name 23 Goddess of 33 Relief 47 Fury hearth-fire (sculpture) 25 Diving bird 36 Free 27 Views (Fr.) 38 Ribbon 50 Book of Bible (ab.) 52 Meadow
Arthur Godfrey and His Friends aired after seven months of rehearsal on WHIO TV and WKRC TV attracting overwhelming fan calls and letters. Dex Dex Dex ratings show the program at 49.0 with a 73.7 share, a new high. At 9:30 Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby duet on Crosby’s show. At 10 p.m. The Hairston and Villemain fight aired on radio and TV.
A voice from Gordon at S argues that listening earns more praise than speaking. People crave their own voice, but a good listener attracts many friends and gains reputation through attentive presence and an ear for others.
A listing of prime time TV and radio programs across WLWD WHIO WKRC WLW WCPO WSAI WPFB and WPFB stations. Highlights include Kate Smith interviews Joe Sekura Golden Gloves coach, Eddie Foy Jr guest on Family TV Theater, and various dramas documentaries and sports offerings.
A low bid of 328 584 for paving 1.28 miles of State Route 732 in Oxford and Oxford Township was submitted by Red Eagle Company of Columbus. The project includes a new concrete bridge over Tallawanda Creek and the estimate was 300 300. The note mentions Puerto Rico meaning Rich Port.
Myril Phifer of 2936 South 135 Street Terre Haute Indiana is notified that on January 28 1952 Paul Phifer filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 67704 on grounds gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by March 15 1952 or petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep Deputy Richard N. Koehler Attorney Thomas H. Stubbs.
The column argues that investors must be selective rather than buy any stock as inflation and earnings pressure bite. It cites Gutman and firms like Fitch and Standard & Poor's urging careful issue selection while acknowledging volatility, rising costs, and uncertain defense and Korea factors.
Five local Boy Scouts from the Mound Builders Area Council will be among Cincinnati Diocese honorees to receive the Ad Altare Dei Award from Archbishop Alter Sunday. The ceremony at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral marks Boy Scout Sunday with a public presentation for Larry Daley, Richard Daley, Tim Gough, James Kramer, and Joe Christman as area units travel to Cincinnati. The award honors growth in religion and service to God and does not replace standard Scout prizes, with the bronze cross and papal colors described by Father Walter Sternert.
Mrs Leroy Poole asks readers to pray for her four month old son Roger Leroy Poole born without a gall bladder and given about two months to live by doctors. Poole works as a machinist and the parents say they seek prayers not financial help or pity.
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