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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1951
Page
3
The Ohio House prepared to vote Thursday on a redistricting probe and a proposed tax measure. The districts would raise eight to ten percent of the district total property valuation. The vote tally showed 15 for the increase and 1 against.
The fragment outlines a February 2 filing in a county hearing, involving Eileen Engle and a party connected to a matter in the Common Pleas court. It references a veiled case number and a deadline before March 13, with various illegible names and dates.
A scrambled report notes 12 abrasives firms pleading not guilty to federal charges of attempting to monopolize. The piece mentions executives and corporate names amid unclear text, with references to industry leaders and an upcoming national convention. It also lists figures such as Senator Herbert, Walter Reuther, and India's ambassador to the United States, among garbled names.
The Boy Scout office of the Sound Hunters Ares Council shows a calm period with meetings for troops and committees noted. An executive board session is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:39 p.m. in the Civic Association library to review operating committee work and discuss scout activities marking the 41st anniversary.
City workers received four page forms in triplicate Monday morning for a job study linked to pay raise requests from police and firemen. Forms must be returned and then forwarded to the Public Administration Service for survey processing.
Army experts weigh shifting to a lighter automatic weapon system, aiming to cut weight and improve effectiveness against aircraft and infantry. The plan envisions a caliber change and remote firing options, with experimental stages seeking a fully automatic and semiautomatic capable design, targeting roughly even weight with a 2.5 to 3 pound reduction and improved stability.
Rev George Van Wingerden of First Christian Church plans to obtain a private pilot license after six more hours of solo flying. He notes flying is an ambition rather than a work tool, despite some calling him a sky pilot. He is 45 and previously served as Minister of the First Christian Church in Youngstown.
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