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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1962
Page
7
PICTURES reflect personality as homemakers flock to museums and galleries to decorate homes. Auctions surge as buyers seek originals or prints. interior designer Jay Dorf cautions against overbuying low quality pieces and offers guidance on balancing wall art with careful placement and framing.
Architect Herman H. York envisions housing in the 1980s to 1982, driven by land and utility costs, privacy needs, reduced car use, more helicopter access, solar heating, open planning, air wall technology, and home as status symbol. Cluster housing with shared walks, short street Fronts, large rear gardens, sun decks, and an on roof aircraft pad are proposed. Main floor living spaces link to garden and sun deck areas upstairs.
In Chattanooga Tennessee a gang burgled seven nearby businesses taking about 400 dollars in goods. They bypassed only one firm which had a sign on its safe reading Attention burglars no money inside. Attached is 25 cents for a bottle of beer.
Ernestells filed a divorce petition in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 6196 on February 8 1962. Jacqueline Wells residence unknown must answer by March 31 1962 or petition may be granted as prayed. Clerk Joseph T Kiep and Deputy Charlotte F Hermann note. Attorney John A Crist listed. Dates Feo Dec 12 19 26 Mar 5 12 19.
Public auction will offer 614 Louis Place Middletown Ohio 10 488 Middletown Lot. Property was conveyed from Britton Kendrick and recorded deed. Appraised at 8800 with sale conducted by Sheriff James F. Hixon and Levey Levey attorneys.
In New York Italy’s Blue team defeated North America 331 to 305 to win the world bridge championship, marking their sixth consecutive title. The event ran from February 10 with Italy defeating Argentina and Great Britain, while North America beat Britain and Argentina before falling in the final.
Columbus Ohio AP Right front seating in cars is the most dangerous position in an accident. Ohio Highway Patrol based on an automotive crash injury study finds the right front passenger has the least chance to escape injury. The report aligns with the Public Health Service on seat belt use preventing thousands of deaths yearly. Ohio law requires seat belt anchors in all new cars sold in the state.
CBS announces a 491 foot granite skyscraper to rise on Avenue of the Americas between 52nd and 53rd Streets just north of Rockefeller Center. The CBS Board Chairman William S. Paley and President Frank Stanton said the 1954 completion is planned with no start date disclosed.
Public sale of real estate in Butler County Ohio on March 20 1962 between 10 and 11 A M at the court house door Hamilton. Property identified as 10113 2816 Shartle Street Middletown subject to building zoning restrictions easements and rights of way as recorded.
AFL-CIO leaders at winter meeting say two month old armistice between rival union wings holds well. Industrial and building trades back joint bills in Congress including Davis-Bacon fringe benefits and time pay rules. Meany cracks down on raiding union, reallocating dues to support affected workers.
Ohio AFL-CIO criticizes the 1961 Republican controlled General Assembly for frustrating workers while noting 1959 session offered better gains. Elmer F. Cope reports achievements like tax relief on prescription drugs, retraining for automation, and anti discrimination measures, but cites vetoes and missed federal aid for dependent children as major failures.
Dr Rus sell W Wahl of Toledo was cited in Municipal Court for failing to maintain a safe distance after his car bumped another. He noted he had attended the birth of the second car's driver Eugene Lehmeyer, 19, prompting Judge George N. Kiroff to quip about delivering him. The $10 fine was suspended.
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