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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1948
Page
6
Practical home repair tips cover stain removal from hardwood floors, oil stain treatment on cement, and choosing durable steps. Advice includes sanding wood, applying varnish, oxalic acid bleaching if needed, oil absorber powders, portland cement scrubbing, and recommending concrete steps for longevity.
Slightly over 100 dollars was netted on opening day of the Mile of Dimes campaign in Hamilton with contributions totaling 100.13 at the High Street booth. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Frank Darwin Post American Legion ran the booth yesterday and Legion members will run it again today.
A brief note explains methods to stay warm using reflective devices, highlighting simple strategies to retain body heat, conserve energy, and create draft-free gaps. It outlines practical steps for immediate warmth in cold environments.
Hamilton Butler County vendors paid state sales tax totaling 1 809 695 40 in 1947, a 26.6 percent rise from 1936. County treasurer John W. Wendel cites higher retail prices, autos, home goods, and new homes. statewide gain 19.5 percent.
Representative Hoffman reports that Taft Hartley act amendments may be needed to keep plants open for workers who want to work. He cites strikes in Michigan Ohio and Indiana and urges a definition of mass picketing and limits on invading sympathizers to curb goon squad methods amid labor disputes.
Work on the Chestnut Street sewer extension was halted after a nearby water main broke. The break caused a tunnel cave in, forcing village crews to dig a new tunnel to continue the project.
British crown agents branded New England trees of a certain height with a 24 inch base girth and an arrow indicating use for Royal Navy ship masts. A penalty of 100 pounds was imposed for any other use of such trees.
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