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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1949
Page
9
A dense horizontal and vertical crossword style grid lists numerous clues across topics such as anatomy fish verbs and abbreviations. Some entries include Abbreviations for states numbers and currencies while other hints point to natural features birds and mythic items.
Cincinnati AP reports on reinforced bones using stainless steel pins to mend fractures. A leg broken thigh was straightened after pin insertion, enabling rapid recovery with no cast. Doctors Rush and Rush display pins for arms legs knees and more, noting quicker return to work and fewer complications.
London AP report says King George VI approves Princess Margaret's hat choice. The latest bonnet, a black felt fez with ermine plume, was worn to a millinery show yesterday and praised by designer Aage Thaarup who noted the king must approve before public wear.
The Telex 200 hearing aid, praised for being ultra light and compact, claims to greatly improve speech understanding. Middletown Hearing Center, run by H. M. Hensley and R. M. Hensley R.N., offers demonstrations. contact 2-7529.
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed twenty three cars after a cut bearing failure at a Plain City crossing. Two nearby houses were wrecked, occupants Mrs. Ruby Armentrout and Mrs. Ellen Wilson were hospitalized for shock but unharmed. The engine remained on track. traffic was blocked.
John C. Dunn of Youngstown sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 100000 in federal court claiming a 1947 crossing collision on West Ave in Youngstown left him injured and out of work as a truck salesman. A stray sentence about laying an egg follows the legal report.
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