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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1953
Page
11
Washington report says a weekend drive for blood donors met demand as 25 Red Cross centers nationwide operated Sunday for the first time since the war began. The spokesman noted past weekend calls were filled mainly on the West Coast and declined to comment further.
Port Clinton reports the body of Charles Harley Short 52 of Marion was recovered Sunday near Hickory Grove in Sandusky Bay after his outboard boat capsized Thursday.
A high narrow window can appear shorter by lowering the curtain rods and widening the look by extending the rods out on the wall. Hanging draperies to the floor completes the effect.
The report notes the amount of blood collected and the reason for the special call. Medical teams recorded quantities and the purpose behind the emergency blood draw to ensure proper inventory and allocation.
The article urges fortifying windows to save on cooling bills. It cites heat absorbing glass and thermopane glazing as effective options. Data from Harry Ives shows radiant heat entry drops from 82 percent with single pane to 68 percent with standard double glazing, with heat absorbing outer glass further boosting insulation.
The article notes that window and wall insulation alone fails to guarantee comfort. Wall orientation and shading crucial for efficient heating and cooling. Large south and west windows cause heat gain needing definite shading. East windows receive as much sun as west windows.
Architect Erwin James of Chicago offers exterior modernization ideas for bungalows. The pictured home gains by clean roof lines and updated windows, making the house look more handsome.
In Jerusalem the Jewish capital now houses all Israeli ministries after the Foreign Office moved from Tel Aviv. The four year move drew US warnings of UN resolution violations, while Washington keeps its embassy in Tel Aviv and foreign missions await directives.
The text notes that hot summer heat increases solar transmission through west windows while north windows in the Northern Hemisphere pose virtually no problem.
Ives, a seasoned window specialist, says year round air conditioning can temper and refresh air with automated cleaning and humidification. He notes fixed sash double glazed picture windows resist heat better than loose casements, yet some homeowners may struggle with a fully closed structure. Some people prefer ventilating windows for psychological reasons and to use natural ventilation in milder periods.
Vice President Nixon told NBC that his White House congress liaison work keeps him hopping. He said he is far busier than in the House or Senate and will spend more mornings at the White House next week. He predicted Eisenhower will push most of his program through Congress despite talk of rebellion.
A historical note extols poison gas as the best means to kill moles, describing them as troublesome garden and lawn pests and urging use of the chemical approach for control.
Dr. Walter B. Martin, AMA president elect, urged Congress to curb Veterans Administration practices granting free hospitalization and treatment for ailments not connected to military service. He spoke to a House veterans subcommittee as it considered proposed reforms.
farmer Bert Ferguson aged 67 is hospitalized after beating his wife to death with two air rifles at their Medina home. deputies report he attempted to hang himself and later drank disinfectant and insect powder, found by his son Raymond in the yard.
Proposals seek to restrict current benefits for non service connected disabilities and to impose charges based on a veteran's ability to pay, affecting access to medical care and financial obligations.
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