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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1948

Page

6

Careful Planning Mark Of The Modern Home

The Construction Research Bureau of New York urges careful planning to build a modern home at low cost. Emphasizes fit to family, functional design, simple lines, versatile spaces, traffic flow, light colors, and privacy through layout. Warns against overpersonalized, bizarre styles. prioritize simplicity and practicality.

Construction Research Bureau of New York Clearing House Bureau Sai Bath

Washington Negros face segregation and unequal health access

The report highlights systemic racial discrimination in Washington where Negro residents endure daily humiliations and inferior services. It notes crowded slums, inferior public schools, and hospitals that exclude Black in-patients, with limited federal progress beyond employment and recreation rights.

Washington Constitution Hall Daughters of the American Revolution America

Evansville bow excused from class on note from home

An Evansville bow was excused from swimming class after arriving with a home note claiming he has a bad cold and a scientist infection. The message appears garbled but indicates a health excuse for class absence.

Evansville Ind U.P Evansville

15 Jacksonville Students Build Modern Five Room House

Fifteen high school students in Jacksonville NL replace pencils with nails and shingles to construct a five room house as part of manual arts. Under director E A Lair supervision, they work three hours daily, learning plumbing bricklaying wiring carpentry and more. The project funds come from the school activities fund. the house will be auctioned in May to repay the fund and finance another project.

Jacksonville E. A. Lair United States Massachusetts

Legion District Parley Set Sunday

A large delegation of Middle town Legionnaires led by William J. Niblock Commander of Post 218 will attend the mid winter Fourth District American Legion conference in Hamilton at the Frank Durwin Post home. Registration begins at 9 30 a m tomorrow with the program starting at 10 a m A luncheon will follow served by the Frank Durwin Post Auxiliary.

Middletown Legionnaires William J. Niblock American Legion Hamilton Frank Durwin

School Lunch Program Seeks 100 Million for 1948 49

A National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation official urged Congress to appropriate 100 million dollars for the 1948 49 school lunch program saying current funding limits expansion. The NCMPU Education Director criticized the 65 million annual cap as insufficient after 81 million the prior year.

Chicago National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation American Medical Association Congress

Painting interior surfaces for a professional finish

This guide explains saving money by DIY interior painting with steps to ensure a smooth dry clean surface. Remove old calcimine wash walls dry completely scrape sand smooth patches fill cracks widen holes at base apply patching plaster soak edges with water and plaster flush. Prime to prevent patch visibility and estimate gallons by wall and ceiling area divided by 500.

Youth Enlists in U S Navy Apprentice Seaman

Robert Joseph Boone son of Mr and Mrs Walter Boone of 2012 Winton St enlisted in the U S Navy as an apprentice seaman for three years. He attended Mayfield Public School and worked at Fort Pitt Bridge Works Frankin before being sworn in at Cincinnati and sent to Great Lakes for ten weeks recruit training.

Robert Joseph Boone Walter Boone Winton St U. S Navy U. S. Navy Post Office Hamilton Mayfield Fort Pitt Franklin Cincinnati U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes

Ex-Farm Boy Named Top Executive Of Grain Market

McClintock, a Missouri farm boy born in 1887 near Fairfax, becomes executive vice president of the Chicago Board of Trade on a five year contract. He rose from a country elevator manager to lead the world's leading grain exchange, outlining hedging role and futures importance. He has long ties to the grain industry, including work with Farmers National Grain Corporation and Continental Grain Company.

Chicac Missouri Ye Exchange On McClintock Chicago Board of Trade McClintock Mac Grain Trade Atchinson County Fairfax Nevady County Tarkio Oak Park Chicago St. Louis Wichita Kansas Penety Hede‘ne Themelves

Utilities To Check To Avoid Post Purchase Costs

Advice for home buyers to inspect sewer and street improvements before purchase. If facilities are uncertain, consult the municipal building office to avoid unexpected expenses. Warns that old neighborhoods may use cess pools and buyers may fund sewer, paving, and curb installations, and notes district assessments and deeded streets affect municipal sewer work.

McClintock Sees Grain Prices Driven by Exports and Policy

McClintock, newly elected president of the board in 1947, blames export demand and consumer purchasing power for high grain prices, noting government buying of cash grain influences futures. He explains CCC purchases hedge prices and guide market bids, while public policy remains up to people and government. A NY survey finds members prefer big name speakers at Sales Executives Club luncheons over inspirational or humorous talks.

Buffalo Portland Oregon Galveston Granl McClintock Commodity Credit Corporation Continental Grain Company Oredrem New York U.P Sales Executives Club Wiidance Eakers

Sandals Carried by Servant in Early Egypt Rank Tale

A brief note describes ancient Egyptian custom where even high status individuals went barefoot most of the time and were followed by a servant who carried a pair of sandals for use when needed.

Egypt

Livability in Homes Tied to Sunlight and Room Placement

Architects agree livability rises without added cost by sunlit layouts. The living room should get maximum sunlight and best views, the kitchen placed away from sun on the north or northeast, and warm-side rooms favored for children and elderly.

Worry Clinic Explores Hidden Causes of Emotional Reactions

The piece presents two men and suggests the real solution lies in one of them. It urges readers not to doubt their sanity despite emotional distress, stating that a psychological cause underlies every effect even if not obvious at first glance.

House Design Aims For Cross Ventilation Efficiency

The plan emphasizes minimizing wind impact by orienting the structure to reduce prevailing-wind exposure. All rooms are laid out to maximize cross ventilation, ensuring airflow through multiple openings.

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