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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1949

Page

3

Kansans Move Toward Legal Liquor After Prohibition

Topeka AP Kansans, who spend about 60 million dollars yearly on liquor, near the end of 69 years of prohibition, face a control act legalizing manufacture and sale of intoxicants. Saloons would be banned. liquor would be sold in state licensed stores. The Senate approved the plan but the House and Senate clash over local option, revenue split, and public drinking limits.

Topeka Kas Senate House Drys Vets Kansas Frank Carlson Legislative Council Oklahoma Mississippi

Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes

Apply Peterson's Ointment for fast relief from piles. The cooling astrin gent formula soothes itching quickly and has aided thousands for 40 years. Available from druggists 40 cents or applicator tube 60 cents with money back guarantee.

Peterson

Middletown Boosters Plan 1949 Football Programs Meeting

Middletown High School Boosters Club meets at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association library to formulate 1949 football programs and discuss a season end basketball celebration. Tom Baird Jr is president. The Turkish government has allocated 15 000 000 for new airports construction.

Middletown High School Library of the Civic Association Tom Baird, Jr

Jacob's Brother and War God Puzzle Across Clues

A compact puzzle item listing across and down clues with biblical, scientific, and geographic references. Entries include depictions of a large deer, sea eagle, and various abbreviations, plus words like Indiana and Tellurium.

Middletown High Band To Entertain Parents At Meeting

The Middletown High School Band will perform for band parents at the Thursday 7 30 p m meeting in the high school music room. A brief business session precedes the program and refreshments will be served. Tran now produces more than 500 000 barrels of crude oil daily.

Middletown High School Middletown High Band Tran

Ex-Service Women Convene Tuesday Meeting At Legion

Ex service women gathered at the American Legion Home for a general discussion of their child welfare program and plans for the coming year. A covered dish dinner preceded a crazy bridge game with prizewinners Miss Marguerite Rose and Miss Leah Podling. The event, arranged by Mildred Melampy chair, and Charlene Price and Mary Delp, aimed to boost Women's Committee membership with twenty former members attending. In 1908 the Masjid-i-Sulai man oil field in Iran produced 924 million barrels of crude oil.

American Legion Marguerite Rose Leah Podling Women's Services Mildred Melampy Charlene Price Mary Delp Masjid-i-Sulaiman Iran

Judge Medina a Patient, Studious New York Judge

In New York's federal courtroom the veteran judge Harold R. Medina presides over the Red Trial of top American Communists. He displays calm, gentle authority, overrules quickly, and speaks with a cooing restraint. Medina, 61, Princeton alumnus, former high-earning lawyer, embodies quiet dignity and a prideful devotion to his alma mater.

New York Harold RR Medina Caesar Patience Buke Adolphe Menjou Social Register Westhampton L. I Truman Harold Medina Brooklyn The Daughters of the American Revolution U.S Princeton Columbia

Judge orders removal of court corridor drink machines

A Superior Judge Charles A. Walsh at the Providence county courthouse ordered two soft drink vending machines removed, chiding that he did not become presiding justice to run a barroom. The article notes the 1904 drilling of the first well in the Middle East by Britons.

Providence R. I Charles A. Walsh Superior Court Middle East

Lions' Drive Nets $2,245 for Sight-Saving Fund

The Middletown Lions' Club Sight-Saving fund drive officially ended yesterday and netted the club 2,245.79 dollars for its program. Campaign official Joseph Blose said some funds remain uncollected and will boost the total.

Middletown

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