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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1949
Page
3
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In a riverside scene Dr. Shoobug unveils a rubber boat named pneumatic monkey inflationary aquatic sustainer. Mugwump hesitates but tests it with Daddy Ringtail and Dr. Shoobug aboard, enjoying a safe swim while a counterpoint notes over 75 daily tragedies from children playing with matches per the U S Office of Education.
Police Chief Thomas D Carmody announced an intensive traffic safety program for a three day Fourth of July weekend. The effort unites Middletown with cities and states to curb holiday deaths and save lives and property during heavy travel and long weekend festivities.
Former President Hoover proposes saving about 150 million dollars by focusing aid on nations with real needs, warning against federal grants causing dictatorship and dangers in areas like hospitals and roads. Also contains Middletown Ohio ordinance details for Wilbraham Road improvements and emergency measures, plus a probate notice for John Lloyd estate.
Thirty aspiring firemen will take a Civil Service exam Thursday at 7 p m in the City Building. This is the number who filed applications, announced by P F Johnson secretary of the Civil Service Commission. From grades in the exam an eligible list will be established for fireman positions. New York City is described as the dominant money center with annual banking transactions exceeding 300 billion dollars.
Burglars broke into Roland Wadsworth Sr residence on Greenlawn Route 1 over the weekend. Loot valued at $125 included an electric sweeper a small radio and a set of silverware. Entry was made through an unlocked window in the report to Deputy Sheriff Richard Schultheiss.
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