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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
4
A survey found that Chinese government officials would vote Republican if they could participate in the next U S presidential election. Nearly every official polled expressed a preference for a Republican administration in Washington.
Philippine constabulary encountered two tattered Japanese soldiers near a forest. They shot one man dead and the other fled into dense woods. Officials believe the pair had been hiding in the forest since the war’s end.
An American crop update notes the United States annual soybean harvest reaches about 200 million bushels. An unrelated ad promotes Castell Drugs offering products for athlete's foot itch remedies and cautions about contact with germs.
An NEA feature explains how the peacetime draft will shape Army life for 19 to 25 year olds in 1948. Gen. Omar Bradley outlines the plan to train draftees, offer promotions via tests, and place them in suitable roles while detailing pay scales, leave time, and new career opportunities.
The district court of appeals denied State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson’s bid to compel Public Works Director George B. Sowers to grant a preferred office space. Ferguson claimed the offered area was unsuitable after an elevator shaft would take part of his current office. Sowers said the new space was 484 square feet larger than the space to be removed.
Two infant sisters age one and two were found in a Cedar Apartment hallway in Cleveland. They were scantily clad, sleeping in a baby buggy, discovered by a tenant on his way to work. Police estimate their ages and note likely sibling relation.
Fragment mentions hatchlings and young flies with Lemkes walking to a neighbor for a trail. a mailman is described as not bothering bluebirds.
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