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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1948

Page

13

Cleveland Editor to Address Western Students on Senior Day

Nathaniel R. Howard editor of the Cleveland News will speak at Western College for Women convocation on Senior Day February 24 at 10 30 a m in Kumler chapel Official recognition is given to the June graduates 67 members of the class He has served as editor of the Cleveland ers and was president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors this past year He also led a committee on world news dissemination for the society during prior years

Oxford Nathaniel R. Howard Cleveland News Western College For Women Philip E. Henderson Kumler Chapel Columbus Ohio Howard Oberlin College The Cleveland Plain Dealer Clevelanders Byron Price Washington American Society of Newspaper Editors

Healthee Rejects Proposal for Health Commissioner in Medina

Lorain County's Healthee turned down a proposal from Medina on Health Board that sought to hire a permanent health commissioner from the move. The bid aimed to place a stable health leadership role to oversee county health services.

Medina, O Lorain County Medina On Health Board

Britain Doctors Oppose Free Medical Service Plan

Britain’s doctors voted heavily against participating in the government’s free medical service program. The BMA poll showed 25,340 opposed and 4,084 in favor, with a decision on possible strike to come from the March 17 representative assembly of 376 doctors.

London Britain Oe Association BMA

FBI Agent Leads Wheeling Police After Chief Resigns

In Wheeling West Virginia FBI agent Alonzo Hixenbaugh resigns after 11 years as police chief amid anti vice crusade over gambling prostitution and liquor. City Manager Hal Brues orders resignation. Kennedy named to head the force as Hixenbaugh leaves the council chamber.

Wheeling W. Va FBI Samudey Acculat Ol Ownaya Alonzo Hixenbaugh Hal Brues

Warning on unlabelled Maine potatoes shipped to Ohio

The State Agriculture Department warned consumers about unlabelled Maine potatoes shipped to Ohio. Chief Meyer said several car loads lacked shipper name and address and grade. Potatoes were found 50 percent damaged by sunburn and dry rot and labeled pickouts not fit for table use.

Columbus State Agriculture Department R. Meyer Market Bureau Maine Ohio Meyer

Electrical plant produces glass tubing for million lamps

A large electrical manufacturing plant operates a furnace that yields 800 miles of glass tubing sufficient for 1,000,000 fluorescent lamps. The facility highlights its capacity to supply lamp manufacture and related components in bulk.

Multilingual Editing Flourishes in New York Media

In New York, 27 languages are represented across 1,200 newspapers and magazines that are edited or published in the city, reflecting a diverse press landscape and broad linguistic reach.

New York

Washington Letter on Equal Pay and Women in Industry

Washington Letter notes rising demand for money income in an industrial economy and bureau pay in large women employing industries. It calls for greater recognition of women’s aspiration to policy making roles and highlights remaining goals including equal pay, improved working conditions and rates of pay.

Student Dies In Crash Near Troy Train Collision

In Troy Ohio Joseph Lauterburg aged 16 died when his car struck a freight train on the way to Troy High School. Authorities said the incident occurred yesterday and the victim was transported from the scene.

Troy, O Joseph Lauterburg Troy High School

Methodist Planning Improvement Program

In Cincinnati the Methodist church outlines a 53 million dollar improvement program for hospitals and institutions. Dr Karl P Meister executive secretary of the national association of Methodist hospitals and homes announced the plan at a board meeting. He cited nearly one million patients served last year along with care for about 5300 youths and 3752 elderly individuals.

Cincinnati Karl P. Meister National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes Meister

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Cleveland N. R. Howard Louis F. Jones, Mer Central Ave Methodist C. E. Dwyer Chiropodist Phome S-M-L Stardust Bath Tow Riverside Sale
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