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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1949

Page

5

Taft backs North Atlantic Pact opposed arming Europe

Washington AP Senator Taft of Ohio said he supports the proposed North Atlantic Pact as a deterrent to war with Russia but opposes arming Western Europe, arguing it could prompt a Soviet attack and that the United States would bear most of the fighting if war comes. He doubted Europe could be rearmed with American help within three years. England might supply its own arms and fight alongside the U S, he added.

Washington Taft Ohio Russia Europe Senate Publican Policy Committee United States State Department House Great Britain England Britain

Ford plans higher output while Lincoln cuts sales

Ford Motor announces a major shift to raise output of lower priced models while Lincoln production is cut sharply. Ern est Breech says price cuts by GM do not prompt Ford to follow. Mercury and overall Ford output target 109000 cars and trucks monthly by June, with Lincoln down to 2500 monthly. Studebaker also lifts weekly production from 3810 to 4610 and hires 1800 workers.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Lincoln Ernest R. Breech Ford General Motors Breech Decomet Mercury South Bend Ind Studebaker Corporation

Charles O'Neill Coal Industry Spokesman Dies

Charles O'Neill, 61, noted coal industry spokesman and ally of John L. Lewis' United Mine Workers, died at New Rochelle Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A resident of near Scarsdale, he rose from miner to advocate for operators in soft coal negotiations and was highly regarded by both operators and union spokesmen.

New Rochelle N. Y Charles O'Neill John L. Lewis United Mine Workers O'Neill Scarsdale New Rochelle Hospital

Heligraphic altitude recorder eyed for rockets

Dr W B Klemperer of Douglas Aircraft described a heliographic altitude recorder that images sun and horizon to chart rocket attitude and course. The device, tested in noses of missiles with four eyes, uses a 160 degree cone and a single camera to photograph multiple views.

San Pedro Calif W. B. Klemperer Douglas Aircraft Company Institute of Navigation Terminal Island Naval Base Klemperer

FASTEETH Promises Firm, Comfortable Dentures

Many wear false teeth with little worry as FASTEETH stabilizes denture plates. The product claims a pleasant alkaline formula with no gummy taste or pasty feeling and eliminates plate odor, promoting confidence in talking eating and sneezing.

Fasteeth

Two Sailors. Girls Die In Cabin Blaze

Four people died in a fire that consumed a double cabin at the Blue Tartane tourist camp south of Petersburg Virginia. Identified were Paul Lucas and John P. Jones both 25 sailors aboard the SS Marine Trader tied at a Hopewell wharf, and Ann Newton Townsend and Louise Glass Glushko both about 28 of Hopewell. Bodies were charred beyond recognition. the captain said home addresses were not known.

Petersburg Paul Lucas John P. Jones Marine Trader Solvay Process Company Hopewell Ann Newton Townsend Louise Glass Glushko

1000 Marines Back In U S In San Diego

About 1,000 Marines arrived aboard the transport Renville in San Diego following the Henrico which had brought the first 1,000 man detachment from Tsingtao, China. Brig. Gen. Gerald C. Thomas led the force. Renville aided a stricken weather ship, and apprentice seaman James Hunter, 17, was moved from the Bering Straits during rough seas.

San Diego Calif Renville Tsingtao China Henrico Gerald C. Thomas Fleet Marine Force Western Pacific Bering Straits mid-Pacific James Hunter Yakima, Wash

Libel Suit Settled Between Havenner and San Francisco Examiner

Rep. Franck R. Havenner D California announced an out of court settlement of a 350000 dollar libel suit against the San Francisco Examiner. The agreement calls for full retraction on the Examiner front page in a letter to Havenner for articles Havenner said questioned his Americanism.

SAN Fracisco Franck R. Havenner Calif San Francisco Examiner Examiner Havenner

Filling Out 1040 Long Form In 1948 Tax Rules

The Nation Today explains filling the 1040 long form with a joint return example. Jones earning 9800 dollars, two schoolboy sons, and wife with no income show standard deduction versus itemized deductions and the effects of exemptions, splitting income, and tax computed on Line 13. The piece notes how a joint return can be cheaper than a husband alone and compares separate returns.

James Marlow Washington Jones

Personal Application Confidential Note

Reply in own hand writing to Box 27 state age and experience married or single. All applications strictly confidential.

Woman Dresses Like Man After Two Decades in Texas

In Denver and Paraguay news, a 36 year old Texas woman Billie Morrison who lived as a man for twenty years after leaving her husband was arrested after a bar argument with her daughter. She described preferring life as a man and claimed to have fought many battles and survived. In Asuncion Paraguay Felipe Molas Lopez led a bloodless coup, ousting Raimundo Rolon as the Colorado Party again shifted power in the country. The coup comes as Paraguay prepares for elections to choose a constitutional president scheduled for April.

Denver Billie Morrison Texas William Sanders Sanders Judy Amarillo Ned Asuncion Paraguay Felipe Molas Lopez Raimundo Rolon J. Natalicio Gonzales Colorado Party Buenos Aires Rolon Gonzales Brazil Molas Lopez Juan Sinfoniano Bogarin Fries

Split filing costs Jones more on tax than joint return

The text notes that filing separately would yield a tax of 1543.76 versus 1248.68 on a joint return, meaning Jones would lose 295.08 in tax under separate filing compared with a joint filing. It references a standard deduction of 980 versus 610 under separate filing.

Plumber Jack Moss Dies in Fire in Niles

Jack Moss, 54, a plumber, died Saturday in a fire of undetermined origin that swept through his two room frame dwelling in Niles. His death was reported by AP.

Niles Jack Moss

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