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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1949
Page
5
Mrs Malone, a trailer cook, confronts Mrs Everson fleeing a looming atomic attack. Everson, with household staff including the Marchese Della Rosa and Rudy the chauffeur, plans to be among the few survivors. The two women argue over remaining safe as the dramatic scene unfolds.
Mrs Malone confronts the Marchese about an impending catastrophe as he contemplates survival and Nirvana. He warns that science has sleuths and secrets are for sale, urging disbelief and steady work. Mrs Malone awakes exhausted after a sleepless night of questions.
Mrs Malone awakens in motion trailer at 8 30 as the Marchese prepares a meticulous breakfast. Everson’s temper and coffee ritual weave through a tense desert morning with precise brew instructions and puzzled calm.
A compact listing of crossword like clues in both across and down directions including musical instrument and term hints. The grid appears to interlink items such as Eastonian notes and chemical symbols while crossing with general vocabulary.
A cryptic clue references a church festival and solemnity on a numbered day. The puzzle answer hints at a greeting or acknowledgment within a ceremonial calendar, tying the phrase to a liturgical context and a card game metaphor.
Ohio strengthens truck weight penalties with two new measures signed by Gov. Lausche effective in 90 days. The overall gross limit remains 78 008 pounds while axle limits rise to 19 000 pounds. Fines start at 25 dollars for 2000 pounds over and rise by 1 dollar per 100 pounds. 30 day jail terms apply for 5000 pounds over, doubling beyond 10 000 pounds.
Mrs Malone, recovering from a night of fear, enjoys a renewed sense of health and momentum. In a smoky, sunlit room Everson demands breakfast as Malone contends with neglect and the kitchen staff, while a continuing plot thread hints at further developments.
In Savannah George Gillins, proprietor of a local photo shop, sold a camera to a blind customer who chose a model he could aim by sound. The buyer inspected the device and completed the purchase, prompting Gillins to note the man could not explain his intended use for the pictures.
State Fire Marshal Harry J. Callan fixed 2 p.m. July 27 for an appeal hearing on the closing of the Mounds Club at Painesville. The appeal was filed by Richard J. Moriarity Sr. attorney for the club. The order to close the club followed violations of building and fire laws.
Chiggers or red bugs commonly inhabit areas close to the ground such as rotten logs tree stumps and blackberry brambles where they wait for a host.
The engagement of Earl of Harewood, nephew of King George VI, and Marion Stein a Viennese born pianist was formally announced in the Times court column. The couple expects a wedding this year with no date yet fixed.
An Etna Hatchery burned down early today with damage pegged at 20 000 dollars by the Licking County sheriff's office. Fire units from Reynoldsburg Pataskala and Kirkersville fought the blaze but could not save the building used by Midland Hatchery Company of Columbus.
Hudson B. Swaney, 50, was sentenced to 30 days in Clark County jail after pleading guilty to submitting false affidavits on election petitions during the City Commission primary campaign last spring in Springfield Ohio.
Detroit police and firefighters saved Lloyd Sion's life savings, $1600, found scattered on the lawn and bushes after a fire in his room. The 19 year old student and his mother watched the money be retrieved and then escorted to a bank to deposit it.
In Birmingham a 46 year old Assembly of God minister Rev. R C Lyons was jailed on burglary charges after a mob flogged Jack Alexander who said Lyons prayed over him before the lash. Alexander identified Lyons without a mask as part of the masked attack. The Rev Lyons denied Klan ties and claimed conversion years ago. He is the 18th person jailed in a wave of mob violence in the area with others free on bond after indictment.
C Gordon Smith, 35, is the new chief of the city Fire Department in Painesville Ohio. He succeeds Lee J. Elliott, who resigned after serving 32 years as chief.
Fiona Hughes of 508 East Second Street Newport Kentucky is notified that Finley Hughes filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio on July 18 1949 alleging gross neglect of duty. He must answer by September 3 1949 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Merle Eberling Casper and Casper Attorneys. Publication dates July 20 27 August 3 10 17 24.
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