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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

6

Noted Inventor 80 Presents Electric Clutch Breakthrough

A. P. Warner, 80, famed for the speedometer and founder of Stewart Warner, announces a new electric clutch for industrial use that speeds operation and reduces lag. He notes it can pair with his electric brakes and may adapt to trucks and farm machinery, promising safety and efficiency gains.

South Beloit A. P. Warner Stewart- Warner Corp Engi Neer Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Company Warner Jacksonville Florida Beloit Washington White House Theodore Roosevelt New York

Hamilton Job Seekers Double as January Growth Surges

The State Employment Service reports 2 440 job seekers in Hamilton in January up from 1 200 the prior month. Women make up 30 percent of the total. A survey of 40 Hamilton industrial plants shows 18 630 on local payrolls, with an estimated 200 more workers to be added next month.

Hamilton

Political Maneuver Sours Hoover Appointment Fight

Peter Edson notes state and local chambers face requests for enforcement posts. Admiral Hoover resigns ESA enforcement chief after protests over partisan picks and religious bias. Sen Humphrey and Montana dispute trigger clash, revealing deep political meddling in appointments.

John H. Hoover ESA Admiral Hoover Burton K. Wheeler Montana Wheeler Sam C. Ford Ford James E. Murray Minnesota Hubert Humphrey

Police Briefs Include Broken Window Report and Injury

Lois Burns reported a broken window at her Fleming Road home after 6 p m and found a .3 caliber bullet on the floor. Bill Hunter, 81, of Charles Street, suffered a cut above the left eye after a fall on Central Avenue and was treated then released from the hospital by police. A historical note mentions Magellan discovering the Marianas Islands in 1521.

Lois Burns Fleming Rd Bill Hunter Charles St Central Ave Hunter

Robertson's West Is Wild But It's Real

AP News profiles Utah western writer Frank Chester Robertson, a Idaho-born farmer who has penned more than 150 western novels and many stories. He lives near Springville with his wife and son and recounts a life of frontier work from farm hands to homesteaders.

Salt Lake City Villian Frank Chester Robertson Utah West Idaho Robertson Springville Moscow Abelard Press Rocky Mountain Mary Robertson Nebraska Will Robertson Texas

Young Andrew Jackson Captured in Waxhaw War Skirmish

At 13, Andrew Jackson fought in the Revolutionary War and was captured by British forces at Waxhaw Church. He lingered in a Camden stockade in South Carolina where he contracted smallpox.

Andrew Jackson Waxhaw Church Camden S. C

Shortage forces private school to seek new quarters

In Singapore six hundred students from the Royal English School must relocate after housing shortages hit the government. The government rented the school building for the National Registration Centre, leaving the private school with no suitable accommodation to continue classes.

Singapore

Base to House 8400 at Lockbourne AFB near Columbus

About 8,000 military personnel and civilians will be stationed at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus. The base, recently reactivated, will be used by the Strategic Air Force, according to congressional sources.

Washington Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus Air Force Strategic AA Force

Amazing New Red Vitamin Dexicon B-12 Ad Pitch

An advertisement promotes Dexicon B-12 as a miracle red vitamin to combat anemia like tiredness weakness and run down feelings. It claims hospital use and dramatic energy restoration with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy now.

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