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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
6
Samuel Reiner of Reiner's department store in Steubenville sues the government for 50154.05 dollars. He alleges Internal Revenue agents collected that amount in 1946 and 1947 income taxes in a federal court filing.
The piece explains upcoming price ceilings for food, with retailers allowed fixed markups to cover cost increases. It notes meat price controls, parity concepts, and protests from ranchers in Dallas. The article contrasts hoped declines in some prices with potential hikes in processed foods and warns of limited impact on sugar. It also covers beverage imports and a new cottonseed cleaner.
Government prosecutor Chan Tun Aung announced that no further legal action will be taken against Dr. Gordon Seagrave the Burma Surgeon. He was freed by the Court of Appeal last Friday after seven months in jail having been sentenced to six years on January 17 for treasonable activity aiding rebel tribesmen.
Laura Wheeler offers crochet and knitting patterns with charts photos and directions. Send twenty cents for pattern 892 hat and bag and more from News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio and for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book illustrations include crochet embroidery knitting and household accessories.
Student nurses at the Middle town hospital publish a student newspaper named White Caps Capers. The free newsletter is distributed to hospital students and staff, alumnae, and high school girls interested in nursing.
Chillicothe Ohio resident Marion Netter shares rapid weight loss on Rennel Concentrate claiming 46 pounds shed at home. She advises mixing with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoons twice daily, with money back guarantee if weight loss does not occur.
Easter Seals have reached 25 percent of a $10,000 goal in Butler County as the 19th annual drive continues into its third week. L. A. Waldner says more than three quarters stay local with rest supporting national programs. drive funds finance clinics, therapy, braces, wheelchairs, and hospital care across 48 states plus District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Contributions may be mailed to P O Box 417 Hamilton. campaign ends Easter Sunday March 25.
Government fire expert Vance Tribbett warned that an enemy attack could try to set the nation’s richest forests aflame to hide advances. He noted such incendiary fires would serve as a smoke screen beyond timber loss and disrupted defense movements, prompting Civil Defense to consider the risk closely.
The Personnel Association hosts a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the Colony Restaurant with the topic Basic Hiring Procedures Speakers include Wilson Vanderveer Armco Jack Linzie Aeronca Robert Lindauer P Lorillard George Bryan Sorg Paper Dale Constiner Shartle Brothers and A C O Connor will guide discussion Application blanks used by Middletown industry will be on display Members may bring guests from their firms to hear the topic.
Farmers in the Middletown and Cincinnati milk marketing area will gain 30 cents per hundredweight for Class III milk from October through January under an amended USDA order announced Monday. The change also bars a drop in minimum prices for Class I and II milk before May 1, 1951, with the amendment awaiting final approval before taking effect.
The Red Cross aided 32,000 persons as floods gales and heavy snow hit 12 states last November. It helped 3,256 families repair homes or businesses needed to maintain family income. The disaster operation cost $455,000.
A proposal seeks two thirds of dairymen supplying Cincinnati market approval. The measure requires broad dairy participation and would impact market operations and pricing dynamics in the region.
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