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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1948
Page
11
A select service official said the Army screens draftees more strictly than during wartime. Of 44,000 examined since November in 43 states, about 32,000 were rejected. Inductions are planned at 15,000 in December and 20,000 in January as the Army shifts to younger registrants.
Joseph B. Etchison, 83, longtime Hod Carriers' Union member and international fourth vice president, died yesterday. A native of Madison County Indiana, he belonged to an Indianapolis local.
Advertising copy describes Pattern 9295 a housewife friendly dress with large pockets square scoop neckline and slim sideline. Sizes range 34 to 50 with a 45 yds fabric requirement for size 36 and easy ironing. Complete illustrated guide promises a perfect fit.
Cleveland attorney Joseph A. Gattozzi vows to fight to the finish to keep his post as architect for the Apple Creek State Hospital project. He says he was ousted for insisting contractor meet specifications and provide full value, while Ohio Public Works Director George B. Sowers cites unsatisfactory services. Gattozzi notes state payments of about 163000 of an estimated 190000 fee and aims to complete all contract duties and ensure the state receives what it is entitled to.
A baby girl weighing five pounds eleven ounces was born yesterday by cesarean section to actress Phyllis Avery and her husband actor Don Taylor in Santa Monica California according to AP reporting.
In a hotel scene Durand persuades a clerk to fetch a blond petite fiancée, Miss Castle, the colonel’s betrothed. A bellboy escorts him to Room Two six on the second floor. Durand experiences a curious, near-placid sensation as the door opens and he feels close to her again.
A man stalks a haunted scene, detecting a hidden object by rifling through drawers. A bellboy stands by as the visitor insists a missing item is in the bureau, while a ghostly presence lingers in the air and in memory. The scene ends with the boy watching the suspect.
Advertises Laura Wheeler embroidery patterns and catalog offers. Promotes pattern 718 with six motifs 6x7 inches and improved pattern charts, photos, and directions. Requests twenty cents and personal details to the Flatbush Brooklyn address and fifteen cents for the needlecraft catalog with 108 illustrations. Includes free scrap quilt pattern note.
Durand manipulates a doorway by altering the plunger mechanism to leave the door on latch. He relieves the boy of duties, seizing the edge over the plunger and drawing the door closed, ensuring the lock remains bypassed regardless of key usage.
The Germantown High School mixed chorus performs a Thanksgiving Union Service at the EUB church tonight. Rev H A Rothrock of the local Methodist Church will give a talk. Service starts at 7 30 p m according to church officials.
A man completes a task, pockets a pistol, and returns to a hotel to wait in a dim corridor. He enters a room, finds no one, and sits in a chair while the night seems to pause with him until a distant laugh finally breaks the silence.
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