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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1948
Page
3
An old ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for irritated skin with pimples and red blotches. It promises fast relief from itching and smarting, a skin that looks and feels better, and money back if not delighted.
This advertisement promotes pattern 9058 for a whirl-skirted Ballerina Silhouette with two belts, Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17, requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 13 and 1 yd 6 in ribbon. Send 25 cents to Middle town Journal Pattern Dept New York for pattern 9058 plus a Marian Martin Pattern Book option. Tomorrow: Misses' Blouse.
A presidential fact finding board weighed evidence to avert a possible rail strike. Hearings began February 2 after unions representing about 125,000 engineers firemen and switchmen demanded a 30 percent wage increase and rule changes. The railroads offered 25 counter proposals.
The Post 218 American Legion birthday party grows its distinguished guest list announced by chairman Art Moon. Milton D. Campbell of Indianapolis joins James F. Daniel Jr. and other notables, with Floyd Hartpence and Sam Cook among attendees. The event includes reception, dinner, dance, and awards for local Legion youth contest winners, with Mar tin Coffey as toastmaster. White women 65 and older have a life expectancy of 14 more years.
The U S Air Force announced it has reached the 312000 enlisted strength ceiling set by the current budget. It will recruit only as fast as it loses men through normal separation and terminations of enlistment.
A postcard addressed to the late John M. Washburn of Mattapoisett arrived in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, thirty six years three months and three days after it was mailed from Washington D C.
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