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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
5
A long grid of crossword style clues appears with horizontal and vertical entries. Clues range from objects and concepts such as refrigerated vehicle and roof finial to mythic and geographic terms. The puzzle mixes common terms with specialized references like symbols and tribal divisions.
National Steel buys 2000 acre site on the Delaware. U S Steel plans a 400 million plant opposite Trenton with 1.8 million tons yearly capacity. New England Steel Development seeks 250 million plant at New London with about one million tons. Governor Dever pursues Fall River site. Bethlehem Steel plant near Baltimore already in operation and ore from Venezuela begins arriving.
An outsider notes fears and humor in life and hints at Dr Crane. The piece argues that Liberia and Labrador ore deposits entice new eastern mills, bolstering U S Steel and National Steel with cheaper waterborne ore. It cites basing-point repeal, New England growth, and postwar demand driving U S production toward 110 million tons by 1952.
The Treasury reports a first half deficit of 599 354 042 85 dollars for fiscal 1951 amid Korea War events. The six months ended December 31, compared with a 1950 half year deficit of 3 299 798 921, reduced to 3 122 102 357 by year end.
A clipped London Telegraph item reprints a playful misnaming of British embassy staff and fictional roles. The fragment mocks titled posts and lists various names with absurd descriptors, ending with a list of misfit nicknames.
Lt Gen John E. Hull of Greenfield yesterday was named Deputy Chief of Staff for Administration. He replaces Lt Gen Matthew B. Ridgway who moved to command the Eighth Army in Korea. Hull previously headed the Defense Department Weapon Systems Evaluation Group since 1949.
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