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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1966

Page

3

Family Room Gets Promotion Upward

A design study highlights moving the family room toward the front foyer for better access to the rear terrace while preserving links to the kitchen and laundry area. The two story plan includes a rear terrace, dining room access, a foyer hub, and optional fourth bedroom space.

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Field Museum to reclaim historic name in March

The Field Museum in Chicago will revert to its original name on March 11, returning to Field Museum after a 1943 change. The Field family donors helped shape the museum and will be honored as trustees restore the historic title.

Chicago Chicago Natural History Museum Field Museum Field Family of Trustes Field Stees

Servicemen Promotions and Training Highlights

JACK FE. STEWART, son of Mrs. Edith E. Stewart of Trenton, promoted to airman second class at Pope AFB North Carolina as a training equipment specialist. PVT. JOHN B. Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Davidson, completed a clerical course at Fort Knox Kentucky after enlisting last October and basic training there. PFC. Paul L. Davis, son of Germantown residents, took part in a Korea field training exercise to keep his unit combat ready as a welder with the 547th Engineer Company I Corps. PVT. LARRY M. Barker, son of Clyde Barker of 1616 Pershing Ave, completed a general supply course at Fort Knox Kentucky after entering last October. MARINE PVT. Frederick M. Brock, son of Robert S. Brock of Somerville, completed individual combat training at Camp Pendleton California.

Jack FE. Stewart Edith E. Stewart Trenton Pope Afb N.C John B. Davidson Roy P. David Kyles Station Road Army Training Center Fort Knox Army Paul L. Davis John C. Davis Germantown Korea 547Th Engineer Company I Corps Larry M. Barker Clyde Barker Pershing Ave Frederick M. Brock Robert S. Brock Somerville Camp Pendleton Calif

Strange Happenings In World Tourneys

The article recalls a 1962 Britain Italy world championship hand where the Italian North South pair played three clubs doubled by West and survived twelve tricks for 1270 points. A different table reached six clubs, but a poor opening club lead caused a down one and Britain lost 1370 points. The piece questions the rationale of Wests double and notes potential profit if play had differed.

Great Britain Italy South West East Britain

Solar System Rich With Moons Asteroids and Comets

Our solar system includes planets moons and satellites stars comets and meteors. It notes 31 moons around planets 30 000 asteroids or minor planets and thousands of comets with meteors vaporizing daily in Earth's atmosphere.

Today in History highlights events across two centuries

On February 28 dates span 1849 California arrived in San Francisco with gold seekers and 1749 Tom Jones was published. Other notes include 1827 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad charter, 1844 USS Princeton disaster, 1861 Colorado creation, 1942 Java invasion, and recent regional incidents.

Associated Press California San Francisco Henry Fielding Tom Jones Baltimore and Ohio Princeton Secretary of the Navy John Tyler Jefferson Territory Colorado Java

New York Forms Its First Fire Department in 1737

In 1737 the city organized its first fire department, building a company of 42 men described as strong able discreet honest and sober. The effort marked the start of organized urban firefighting with a disciplined volunteer force serving the growing city.

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