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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
9
Senator John Bricker argues the Republican path to reclaim Congress and the presidency lies in a bold, clear program. He urges limited federal business involvement, decentralization, individual freedom, government efficiency, and reduced foreign aid, warning big government taxes hit every taxpayer.
An old advertisement promotes SSS Tonic as a cure for bloating sour stomach and nervous distress. It claims medical tests show the tonic increases gastric juice flow, aids nonorganic stomach disturbances, and helps anemia by boosting digestive output and red blood. It urges readers to buy from drug stores and suggests millions have benefited.
The Nation Today explains how to claim exemptions on the 1948 tax return. You can deduct $600 for yourself and for a wife with no income or joint filing, plus $600 per dependent. Rules cover how dependents are defined, who can be claimed, and special cases for blind or age 65 spouses. If using Form 1040A or 1040 short-form, exemptions are handled in the tax table. If using the long form, subtract total exemptions from income before tax.
A dated classified ad seeks married men ages 25 to 35 for sales with The Williamson Heater Company. Offers include a ten-county territory, intensive training with living expenses while training, liberal pay, strong supervision, and a permanent lifetime job. Address Walter H. Wuerdeman, c/o Williamson Heater Co, Cincinnati Ohio.
Since war end the American Red Cross has distributed without charge an estimated 76 million dollars worth of plasma and other blood derivatives processed from wartime surpluses.
Modesto C. Rolland described a plan to move ships up to 35000 tons across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec by a decavia or ten track system. The project would require hundreds of millions, with a canal alternative costing billions. US engineers dismissed feasibility due to extreme weights and tensions. Also noting over 200 bird species in the Great Smokies.
F. W. Alford was named director of manufacturing at Eversharp Inc replacing H. D. Beutlich whose resignation took effect February 15. Alford has been with Eversharp since December 1948 and previously worked for Plume and Atwood Manufacturing in Waterbury Connecticut. He is married with one child and lives at 16 Santa Fe Road. Other plant managers include W. R. Hewell as assistant comptroller W. M. Cook personnel manager and F. G. Kivian purchasing agent.
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