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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
12
Cleveland discloses Steel Magazine notes March steel shipments may hit 7.4 million tons or more amid labor contract uncertainty. Production likely dips for a third straight week with orders booked 50 percent below December peak as mills brace for a quick settlement. February output was 97 million tons vs January 10.3 million.
In Philadelphia a burglar stole $15.20 from a cigarette vending machine at a pizza shop on Sunday then left a note saying he changed his mind. The owner found the money in a paper bag with a line reading I changed my mind Signed A Guilty Conscience.
An early morning fire at the Canton Aluminum Manufacturing Co on the East Side caused about $25 000 in damage. No one was injured.
The listing shows weight classes from 160 to 300 pounds with price ranges for sows calves and bulls. It includes quality notes from light to heavy sows and standard to choice steers and heifers, plus utility cows and canner grades. Also present are price spread figures and references to multiple weight brackets and grading categories.
Prices paid to country packing plants and farms in Ohio and southern Indiana for eggs by size grade and consumer category. Jumbo 26 34, large 24 32, medium 21 30, small 16 24. Large A 34 36 delivered to Ohio cities. Large A white 38 45. hens 19 21. no quality fryers 16 18.
Corrections Commissioner Maury Koblentz says in the last decade youth crime rose with more personal offenses than property crimes. He cites family breakdown and working mothers as factors, noting major crime growth outpacing population and Ohio’s adult prison population at about 11,200.
Police questioned a 37 year old man about the fatal stabbing of Jack A. Broxton 41 Sunday. Broxton staggered into his rooming house bleeding and collapsed later dying from a stab wound.
The earliest photograph recording, per Face graphs, shows the words to Ma ry Had a Little Lamb. It remains top of the kindergartner's hit parade.
A local newspaper feature showcases a family want ad with clear contact details and a brief description of needs. The ad demonstrates how readers respond to concise postings outlining wishes for assistance and items.
Sula Creech Lackey 80 died at home of her daughter in Richmond Kentucky. Wife of Victor Lackey she will be memorialized with services at Olden Roberts & Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Goodpasture and interment at Salem Cemetery in Richmond. Friends may visit at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home and at the Richmond services.
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