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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1954
Page
8
Providence Rhode Island boy Andy Char et te a polio sufferer whose tricycle was crushed by vandals helped other polio victims after receiving six donated tricycles one was his and he kept others for others. The Associated Press wire photo shows him with the smashed tricycle and the gifts.
New methods indicate that it may be possible to locate underground water in arid regions through gravimetric measurements. The approach mirrors techniques used to find mineral and petroleum deposits today.
How to create a functional boys room on a budget with bunk beds corduroy fabrics in masculine plaids, maize accents, and washable spreads. Steps include measuring fringe hems, curtain trims, and durable yet chic budget furniture for easy, amateur-friendly setup.
The piece discusses rising home prices and the need for larger income to afford a house, with Mortlock advising use take-home pay to compute affordable mortgages. It includes a legal notice for Middletown Ohio bids on traffic paint and related purchase requirements, ending with guidance on down payments and ongoing housing costs such as utilities and maintenance.
Chicago art dealer Joseph Faulkner urges buyers to choose art for personal taste, not fad. He notes broad public interest grew from European tours and museum showcases, warns against decorative only views, and suggests original lithographs as affordable options.
Mortlock argues the two best home buying policies are a large down payment and paying off the mortgage as soon as possible. He calls housing expense a double edged problem balancing upfront costs with ongoing monthly burdens.
Chicago implements an $800,000 South Side pilot project featuring 64 garden townhouse units at 48th St and Drexel Blvd. The design by Bertrand Goldberg aims to lure suburbanites back to the city, using existing schools parks transit and police to strengthen the area. Each two story unit offers six rooms with a living room patio and kitchen plus a master and two smaller bedrooms on the second floor. Mortgage starts at $70 monthly with $2,500 down.
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