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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1949

Page

9

Local Contractors Predicted to Bid on $180,000 Airport Upgrade

At least 12 bidders, including four local firms McCraw Construction, B D Morgan, Donald Schenck and Broughton Construction, are expected for the airport improvement project funded partly by a $90,000 federal grant. Bids, sealed with bonds, are due noon tomorrow at the City Engineering Department and opened by City Engineer R A Pochel with a Civil Aeronautics Authority representative present.

R. A. Pochel Civil Aeronautics Authority McCraw Construction B. D. Morgan Donald Schenck Broughton Construction Air Express

Bricker Calls for Constitutional Amendment on Intergovernmental Powers

Washington AP Senator Bricker of Ohio says a constitutional amendment may be needed to untangle federal state and local authority. He favors a Congress defined framework or a tax power definition to curb federal encroachment while noting states and localities must regain influence and protect liberty.

Washington Bricker Ohio Congress Supreme Court

Dewey Calls For GOP Break From Unity Theme

Dewey urged the Republican Party to embrace oral and progressive policies and split from the unity theme of his failed presidential bid. Senator Wherry of Nebraska suggested had Dewey spoken similarly earlier, three states might have shifted to his side. The New York governor launched a nationwide Lincoln Day dinner tour with a self deprecating quip about a misread call to duty.

GOP Dewey Wherry Nebraska New York

Bill To Aid Rural Telephone Users Studied By Legislators

Ohio lawmakers debated a bill to widen rural phone service access including a rule that lines with six or more subscribers show inadequate service. The proposal would require companies to extend lines within 90 days upon written requests and compel the PUC to order improvements after hearings. Fire Chief Carl Baker warned rural lines delay warning of fires, citing multiple exchanges in Crawford County. Reider noted Ohio Bell’s relatively better service but highlighted many small and independent firms across the state. A further hearing is set for next week.

Columbus House Commerce Committee Robert W. Reider Dottawa Reider Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Carl Baker Tire Crawford County Baker Bucyrus Galion Crestline Plymouth New Washington Oak Harbor Northern Ohio Telephone Company Bellevue Ottawa County Ohio Hudson Ravenna Lake Milton Dayton Minerva Ohio Bell Telephone Company Ohio Bell

Bomber Spans Continent In Fastest Time

The Air Force prepared a faster B-47 Stratojet with 25 percent more powerful engines, after a record flight of 2,289 miles at 607.2 mph. Maj. Schleek and Maj. Howell flew the six engine swept wing bomber from Moses Lake to Andrews Field in under four hours, though not counting the official 2,460 mile course from Los Angeles to New York. The display at Wright Field is for a congressional air show next Tuesday, with other military aircraft including the Northrop B-49.

Washington Air Force Moses Lake Wash Andrews Field Here Los Angeles New York William Council Russell E. Schleek San Francisco Joseph W. Howell Borden Ind Nowere Air Materiel Command Wright Field Dayton Northrop

Ex-Gambler Factor Paroled From Milan Prison

Detroit AP report says John Factor known as Jake the Barber, an ex gambler and alleged confidence man, was paroled after seven years of a 500000 mail fraud sentence. He claimed he admitted mail fraud for prison safety amid gangland threats from Touhy and Banghart, who fled after a 1933 ransom case.

Detroit John Jake the Barber Milan Factor Roger the Terrible Touhy Basil the Owl

January Police Report Shows Fewer Drunkards Yet More Disorder

Middleton residents drank less in January with 62 arrests for intoxication, down from 94 a year earlier, while disorderly conduct charges rose from 16 to 20. Juvenile delinquency arrests increased to 16 from three. adult arrests remained seven. Traffic offenses dominated with 698 of 875 total offenses. 9 arrests for alcohol related driving and 3 for intoxicated driving. Police logged 89 injuries from 9 accidents, 12 break ins, 153 escorts, and 3 354 radio transmissions. An early timekeeper noted was the Egyptian water clock.

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Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Advertisement Feature

Many shattered romances may be traced to scratching blemishes. Get fast relief with Peterson's Ointment at 40c in all druggists. One application delights or money refunded. Also for tired cracked feet.

Castell Drug CO Peterson

Jefferson Play Frolic Friday at Jefferson High

The first play frolic of 1949 will be held Friday at 7 15 p m in the high school gymnasium by Jefferson School Five hundred pupils in grades one to six will participate in folk dances games and regular contests C J Hughes is principal and D W Jacot directs the frolic This is the 226th frolic directed by Jacot in his 25 years as physical director Lincoln school will hold its lay frolic at the high school February 18.

Jefferson School C. J. Hughes D. W. Jacot Jacot Lincoln School

Dayton coach Joe Gavin to speak at KC event

University of Dayton head football coach Joe Gavin is slated to address a Kansas City audience, sharing insights from the Flyers program and upcoming schedule. The appearance underscores his role in college football leadership and community outreach in KC.

Joe Gavin University of Dayton Will

Principal speaker at Knights of Columbus meeting end

Richard Harmount drive chairman said the session will start at 8 15 p m next Monday night at the K of C Hall on First Ave. He will be the principal speaker at the gathering marking the end of the Knights of Columbus member.

Knights of Columbus Richard Harmount K of C First Ave

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