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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1949
Page
9
Mrs Malone, widow and owner of the Dude Hamburger ranch, considers working for Mrs Everson who arrives with a monster trailer. A frightened passenger warns Malone away from the job as the bus departs. Malone accepts a possible cook role to escape loneliness in the Mojave setting, meeting the enigmatic Mrs Everson. The scene ends with Malone deciding to follow Everson into the trailer.
London AP reports Sir Stafford Cripps will seek approval from finance ministers of Commonwealth nations for a list of goods Britain could drop from dollar area trade. Embargo talks target tobacco gasoline cotton sugar and canned foods for three months as debates on sterling fund reserves loom.
The Veterans Administration plans to begin sending dividend checks next January at about 200000 each day. Veterans Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. cites complex preparation as the reason for a year end payment delay. The $2.8 billion special dividend covers about 20000000 policies held by 16 million World War II veterans and service members with payment amounts varying by policy type and duration.
Aeronca announces Floyd B. Simmen will begin a medical leave from August 1 to Apr 30, with duties turned over after a year of ill health. Acting sales manager is H. C. Pettit. John A. Horan is moved to Middletown with sales promotion duties.
Eaton two men bound to the Preble County Grand Jury by Justice of the Peace C M Smith. David Speakman pleaded guilty to issuing a check with insufficient funds drawn on the First National Bank at Germantown. Bond set at 2500. Jess Clark of Eaton also pleaded guilty to failing to provide for his wife and was bound over on a 1500 bond, but remained jailed for lack of bond posting.
Fairhaven barber Lloyd Beckett age 24 faced Squire Smith on an affidavit by State Barber Inspector William H Wonderly. He pleaded guilty to practicing without a state license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs, suspended if he secures a license before resuming business.
Fragmentary report notes a rail incident involving J and E lds and wires. Insufficient details to determine location or outcome.
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