Early Spring Foretold By Weather Bureau Forecasts
Suitland Maryland AP. Weather scientists battle nature to predict the coming season using a global data network and a giant computer. The 30 day forecast signals early spring in the East, lingering winter in the West, and heavier rains in the Midwest as jet streams shift. Local forecasters refine short term predictions with regional readings such as barometer gaps between Los Angeles and San Francisco indicating rain. The approach blends international data, 24 hour reports, and probabilistic outcomes with 5 percent accuracy for longer horizons.
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John Barbour Suitland
Nature
U.S. Weather Bureau
Russia
China
Europe
Japan
Mississippi Valley
National Meteorological Center
Washington
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Jerome Namias
Eastway Seaboard
Isis
Bermuda
Appalachins
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nevada
San Fransicio
Advertisers Depend on Newspapers for Most Packaged Goods Ads
Advertised brands in the 38 major packaged goods categories account for about 75 percent of sales. Advertisers rely on newspapers to carry their sales messages, with newspaper advertising spending exceeding the combined expenditures in radio, TV, magazines, and outdoor media.
Got Spring Fever Go Fly Kite in Michigan Health Talk
Lansing AP reports state health commissioner Dr. Albert E. Houstis urges kite flying or similar outdoor activity as a simple health boost. He suggests starting work 15 minutes early to enjoy greenery and planting a small garden as a wholesome spring tonic.
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Lansing, Mich
Albert E. Houstis
Man and son convicted in moonshine case
In Cincinnati AP report William Orville Shaw four of Lucasville Scioto County must serve two year federal prison term on moonshine charges but his father William Robert Shaw seventy nine won a suspended two year term. Judge John Druffel set sentence Friday after the father and son pleaded guilty to possession of a still illegal mash and moonshine.
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Cincinnati
William Orville Shaw
Lucasville
Scioto County
William Robert
John Druffel
U.S. District Court
Sheinwold On Bridge Trump Tricks Need To Develop
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a reader’s tale of cowardice at the bridge table. He explains how an uncooperative partner failed to double four spades despite setting tricks, then outlines how elegant defense by East with uppercut ruffs melts declarer's trump strength and the value of midrange trumps.
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a_ reader
East
Declarer
Halitosis and personal hygiene tips from Dr Crane
Dr Crane advises Agnes G to address her boss's halitosis by thorough brushing of teeth and tongue, flossing, and addressing tonsil debris. He notes factors such as bowel resorption, certain foods and substances, and suggests using gum or mints after checking causes. Mel Blanc is reported home after six weeks in hospital.
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Agnes G
Atention
Mel Blanc
Hollywood
Bugs Bunny
Real Estate Transfers Authorized by Middletown Federal Bank Listings
Real estate transfer notices show Roy Davis and others selling to Middletown Federal Bank at Cedar Knolls and Sorrells Subdivision. Prices range from 1,589.34 to 14,175 with multiple tranches including Brelsford Subdivision and Homewood. Additional transfers include Claude Gentry to West Side Fqr St Clair and Elmer Shepherd to LoveLand Mutual Building at Rickard Acres for 13,200.
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Roy Davis
Midd
Cedar Knolls
Donald Barker
Sorrell
Delbert Sharrett
Wilson Williams
Midlothian Farms
Donald Sanderson
Brelsford
Charles Pearl
Julia Green
Homewood
Roy Williams
First Nat'l. Bnk
Buena Vista
Claude Gentry
West Side
St. Clair
Frederick Corley
Prudential Ins. Co
Sharon Park
Elmer Shepherd Et al
Loveland Mutual
Rickard Acres
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Lost and Found Notices From Local Ads
Lost items include a lady's gold watch with black band near Murphy's and Central Store with reward. a half grown black and white cat by Park Place. a Mall Notebook with names and addresses near 14th Ave. a package found near the ground bus station with identifying details. a pair of men's crown horn rimmed glasses. two male beagles in State Dam area. a yellow Persian cat near Forest and Baltimore. Contact details listed.
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Murphy's
Park Place
14Th Ave
John Snodgrass
Ron Reeder
State Dam
Forest
Baltimore Dial
SCHWARTZ MEMORIALS Your Friendly Monument Dealer
Melinda Joyce infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Estep 5900 Gladys Ave Miamisburg died at Middletown Hospital Saturday at 3 35 am graveside service Monday 11 am interment Woodside Cemetery Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Elva Marie Ruble 68 Middletown Hamilton Pike Rt Middletown died at Middletown Hospital Thursday 3 30 pm family visits at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 pm service there Monday 2 pm officiant Rev H C Grunenard interment Woodside Cemetery arrangements by McCoy Leffler Dial GA 2 3691.
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Lawson
Leona
Linden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Rigysneral Home, Inc
Sun
Daughters of America
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Kiggs Funeral Home, Inc
Ruble Elva Marie
Middletown-Hamilton Pike
Middletown
McCoy Leffler Funneral Home
H C. Grunenard
McCoy Leffler
Dial GA
Memorial notices for Martin and McKenzie families
In memory of James Martin who died March 18, and Mary Ellen McKenzie who passed away March 8, 1960. The notices express sorrow, longing, and belief in reunion in the afterlife, preserved by family members and the Riggs Funeral Home.
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Amelia Cole
Riggs Funeral Home
C. Cele
Martin
James Martin
Jon
Agai
McKenzie
Mary Ellen McKenzie
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Meteorological Center
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Salem Maple
Cynthia
Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
George W. Crane
Crane
Central Intelligence Agency
Langley Va
Nuernberg
Germany
Journal
Ahere
Lovdge
Memory Lane
BUS Opportunity
Lost
Cole
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