How To Test Your Mother In Law
A humorous guide asks a prospective daughter-in-law to assess the future by judging her fiancé's mother. Questions probe warmth, control, health worries, and expectations. More no answers predict smoother mother in law dynamics, while mostly yes suggests potential troubles after marriage.
Pattern and pattern book promotions with legal notice
A mix of sewing pattern advertisement and a divorce notice appears. The pattern item highlights Stripes long seams a V neck and list of sizes with yardage. The Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book promises free pattern and a baby bottle holder. The divorce notice names Emelie C Throm and Jack A Throm with court details and filing dates in Butler County Ohio.
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Middletown Journal
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Pop Goes the Queen at the Secret Dude Ranch
John Henry questions the secrecy as Faye Jordan reveals a mysterious card while Conover and Conover enter a dim cool foyer. Bridles and branding irons decorate the porch as a battered figure invites them inside. To Be Continued.
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John Henry
Conover
Faye Jordan
Faye
Accident Brings Suit Involving Anchor Freight
Anchor Motor Freight Inc of Cleveland sues William Body of Wilmington in U S District Court seeking damages of 8759.06 after a Route 22 collision last November 25 that destroyed four new automobiles later burned. In Ohio court, Clifton petitions for divorce from Clifford Eugene Clifton on gross neglect of duty. answer due by February 26, 1949. Clerk: Joseph T. Kiep. Deputy: Merle Eberling. Attorney: H O Finkelman. Dates: Jan 12, 19, 26. Feb 2, 9, 16.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District
Anchor Motor Freight, Inc
Cleveland
William Body
Wilmington
Nina Loretta Clifton
Lyerly
Contaneees. Tenn
A. D
Clifford Eugene Clifton
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A.D
Joseph T. Kiep
Merle Eberling
H. O. Finkelman
Michael M. Epstein
c/o McGraw Construction Co
Wahoo
Nebraska
Barbara Epstein
the Common Pleas Court
Butler A
Parity and Dutch-treat discussed in mixed opinion column
New York AP notes parity as a cushion for workers and farmers amid price shifts and potential wage cuts at General Motors as farm incomes face lower grain values. The piece contrasts a matter-of-fact Dutch-treat approach with broader economic balancing, citing parity’s impact on costs, inflation, and policy signals for 1949.
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New York
General Motors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Autoworkers Union
Cleveland
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Crown Jeweler Guarded Coronation Crown In History Book
Cambridge AP report details an 18th century Royal Crown rental to cover costs. The Rundell firm supplied jewels for King George IV and monitored assets during ceremonies. The Harvard Library gift reveals a historical company record with notes on state dinners and diplomacy.
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George the Fourth
Britain
Harvard Business School
Lydia Burgess Brownson
Buzzards Bay
George Fox
Rundell, Bridge and Rundell
Arthur H. Cole
Rundell’s
Mr. Fox
East Liverpool adopts stiffer peeping tom ordinance
East Liverpool City Council, citing lack of a suitable law, passes emergency legislation revising an 82 year old ordinance to impose a 500 dollar fine and up to six months in jail for peeping toms. The change aligns with state misdemeanor limits after prior complaints about prowlers. Indian Summer note follows.
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East Liverpool
Airways Plans New Service to Start March 7
All American Airways will launch its first passenger service across eight eastern states and the District of Columbia on March 7 with the Washington to Baltimore to Pittsburgh route and stops. A second route Pittsburgh to Philadelphia to Atlantic City begins March 28. The carrier will operate DC-3 aircraft seating 24 passengers across a 2000 mile system in several states and DC.
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Washington
All American Airways
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Principal’s Strap Stolen in East Side School Burglary
A New York report says East Side School 4 was robbed and the principal’s strap was taken as part of the loot. Pupils’ reactions unclear as the incident is described with limited details from the UP dispatch.
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N. Y
East Side School 4
Bonds Set At 6000 For Two Detroit Men
The Sixth District Court of Appeals set bonds of 6000 each for Phil S. Cohen and Leo Escovitch of Detroit who were convicted last week in U S District Court at Dayton on fraud charges. They appealed. Sentenced to four years, they are jailed in Wilmington. The men allegedly gave false statements to Dayton homeowners to persuade them to obtain loans for remodeling with siding.
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Cincinnati
Circuit Court of Appeals Sixth District
Phil S. Cohen
Leo Escovitch
Detroit
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Wilmington
Cohen
Escovitch
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