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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
11
List of newborns and parents with addresses, noting births yesterday and today at Franklin area hospitals. Out of town mentions include military, civilian staff, and visitors linked to Dayton and nearby locales. Names include Lee Doyle Lamb Leffel Mullins Reedy Barnett Brown Hinds Thompson Marshall Walton Shupert Sorrell Harold Freeman Ashcraft McLane Palmer Beiser Wood Little Wood Prentice Ashmore Bryant Crockett and Donald Phillips among others.
Stronger yet safer Anacin claims to provide hours of relief from arthritis and rheumatism pains, including deep joint and bone aches, enabling easier movement. The ad lists numerous named individuals as testimonials and cites safety with stomach-friendly dosing, noting no cure exists and warning against fake remedies.
School officials report a misplaye of 909 maps and charts displayed for the rest of the week along with illustrative materials. A theme woven around heritage and wartime talk highlighted by Princeton High School teacher John McGehee at a public meeting. High level mentions China and Burma as available topics for public viewing.
Warren County voters backed all three school bond issues and two tax levies in a low turnout election. County results show Republican leads for treasurer and other offices while Lebanon and Little Miami districts passed their school bonds and levies, with per hundred tax implications noted.
In Taipei, Formosa, Lee Chih-yung, a US Embassy employee, received an 18 month jail term for misappropriating $2,000. He handled insurance on embassy vehicles and was found guilty of the financial misconduct.
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