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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
10
A crossword puzzle listing multiple across and down clues with varied numbers, noting a time of solvution of 22 minutes and crediting King Features Synd Inc. The readable lines present clue text across diverse topics including anatomy, geography, language, and objects.
Medical experts discuss obesity and strawberry birthmarks with British specialists noting most fade without treatment. Soviet experiments substitute nerve segments in dogs and transplant research aims to explain rejection, while Harvard Brigham Hospital plans an electron microscope study to explore tissue compatibility. Personal debt totals rise sharply, reaching 176 billion dollars at end of 1959.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara plans to place the proceeds from selling his Ford Motor Co shares into a trust fund. He earned more than 1.5 million dollars from selling 24 705 Ford shares. Under the plan he would not know or control investments until leaving government service. The Senate committee staff is reviewing the proposal.
Miami University will hold a midyear commencement at Withrow Court on January 29 at 2 p.m. for about 200 graduates. Dr. Hugh Bradner of California will deliver the address and dedication of Culler Hall, a new physics mathematics and aeronautics building. Bradner, a Miami honorary degree recipient, is a noted nuclear physics authority and former Champion Paper researcher. His father Donald Bradner worked in Champion's research and became the companys first director of research. Yankee whalemen charted hundreds of islands in the South seas during the 19th century.
A fragmented sale listing shows prices for various dresses, teen coats, gowns, gowns and duster sets, cotton gowns, challis short gowns, nylon pajamas, broadcloth pajamas, cotton blouses and bras. Items include cotton gowns size 30-40, gowns marked down to 1.00 and 1.50 in a clearance format.
Merchandise sale note lists rubber work boots at 12.99 and 6.50 for lined Romeo shoes, plus 8.00 for men and 3.49 for ladies slippers. War era tone hints at broad discount event across footwear items.
Price tags show men and boys clothing including parkas at 12.98, 9.98 coats, 4.97 shirts, and 1.98 to 2.98 items for shirts, ties, hosiery sets, and flannel shirts with multiple low prices across the catalog.
A classified listing shows price marks for furniture including bookcases with headboards priced at 40 and 39.95, a 39 inch Maple bookcase at 25, and shag rugs at 0.50 each, with other items at 3.98 and 50.
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