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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1948
Page
8
Ann contemplates danger as she questions Rush and the recorder of strange happenings. Gay urges belief while the two plot to uncover the truth. Sheriff Blanding seeks Mr Stark and the plan to verify the alleged danger grows riskier.
A reader warns against labeling the adopted child as second best and suggests warm clear talks about the adoption as a miracle. Recommend delaying detailed explanations until questions arise and then give simple, reassuring facts about how the child found their family.
APPROVES 'FAST' TIME LEETONIA O H AP This Columbiana County town joins others to be regulated by daylight saving time Mayor Fred W Galley approved legislation yesterday to start the new time in April and continue through September.
J. D. Connielies of 1601 Garfield St was arrested on an assault and battery warrant filed by his wife Jennie. Robert Blevins of 609 Granada St reported a theft of his car license plate 157MY from West Alley after 1 30 p m yesterday. Alma Banks of 408 Young St said $75 worth of clothing was taken from her home on March 13. a suspect was questioned and later released. A note adds that a poisonous snake sheds fangs every three to six weeks.
Political commentary considers a possible non majority Electoral College result and a House decision. Inflation notes and shoe price forecast from 1 to 3 dollars. Remodeling tips advertised by Middwn Lumber Company at 1925 Central Avenue with contact 23636.
Washington Letter notes hunters educated to kill buck deer. Some states allow killing females and fawns. Deer populations now stable but overbrowsing harms food plants, causing starvation, disease and death. Mild winters and logging postpone shrinkage but do not prevent it.
Kenneth Swimm, 24, Central Ave, fined 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery after appearing before Judge Alton H. Combs. Swimm was arrested yesterday on charges filed by Margaret Barr. Joe Stacker, 22, Baltimore St, fined 20 dollars for littering after throwing an empty bottle into the street. Robert Perkins, 38, Ninth Ave, ordered to pay 15 dollars for disorderly conduct. One man sentenced to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse and six others fined a total of 70 dollars for intoxication. Milan Italy note on antiquity remains.\
Republicans push a local option rent control bill to transfer rent power from Washington to locally appointed boards. Democrats call it a name only control. questions about board conflicts with real estate interests arise. The House aims to pass before nightfall. bill would extend modified rent controls to April 1 1949.
Miami Valley Industrial Arts Association met in Middletown with round table talks and an Armco tour. Menzo Stark of Wilmington was elected president, John Seaman of Glendale secretary treasurer, and E O McArthur program chairman, succeeding E J Robinson of Dayton. Continuous discussions addressed industrial arts for the slow learner and state supervision value, with Paul Krebs, Muncie? Middletown, M D McCall of Oxford and J A Frehse of Piqua on the nominating committee.
The Longview Social Service League with 109 members approved a March 27 social at Cincinnati hospital. Workbasket Junior Achievement will supply 20 dozen cookies. a Junior Chamber donation funds toilet soap. Co-Operative Club to provide monthly cigarettes. Twelve Bibles for a hospital study group, seven donated. Donations: piano, Easter flowers, clothing, magazines, books, soap, handkerchiefs, sheet music. Contact Mrs. Norman Trisler for donations.
A plan envisions irrigating the southern third of Palestine using Jordan River supply and piping Mediterranean water to the Dead Sea to replace the Jordan supply. The proposal aims to secure water for agriculture and regional needs by transporting water from multiple sources to the Dead Sea basin.
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Cleveland AP reports Coast Guard cutters Mackinaw and Acacia set to depart for Buffalo harbor ice breaking. Twelve freighters are tied up along the harbor awaiting results of the operation.
Shipping executives from the lakes area will gather in Cleveland on March 25 for the Lake Carriers Association annual meeting. A new slate of officers will be elected.
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