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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1948
Page
5
Announced by Aeronca Aircraft Corp that all modern stall warning instruments are standard on judged models at no price increase. The indicator aims to reduce pilot risk and may lower insurance premiums already granted by major underwriters. In Middletown Ohio a separate notice details a bond election.
Prior to today eligible in the field with only log book entry. The safe flight indicator warns of all stall types including normal turning high speed and secondary by considering load power speed attitude and acceleration. Aeroncas reports sales of Champion Super Chief and Sedan ahead of production with three week delivery quotes from today’s orders.
A new paper mill to produce 50 tons of newsprint daily will be built in Hubbard, Ohio by the American Industrial Company of Buffalo. The $500,000 plant will deink old newspapers and operate next spring on a 14 acre site formerly used by the American Sintering Company, bought by U S Metals of Warren.
The City Commission of Middletown Butler County Ohio adopts Resolution 2999 declaring necessary improvements to Poinciana Road Santa Fe Road Hampton Place Sierra Road and Alamo Road by sidewalk curb and gutter on both sides and by gravelling and grading. Assessments will be levied over ten annual installments with interest and bonds issued in anticipation. Adopted September 22 1948.
Ohio schools up to September 15 sought title to 62 percent of 7,441 war housing units on campuses under the McGregor act. Transfer requests totalled 4,633 units with 3,049 approved and 2,808 not yet asked. OSU has 1,600 units approved. Miami Univ reports most of 600 units transferred. Several colleges had not filed by September 15, including Baldwin Wallace, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Xavier, Kent State, and Oberlin, with varied unit counts.
Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas called 571 district superintendents to mobilize resources for a quadrennial program "the advance for Christ in his church" aiming to teach worldwide and boost missionary donations, with a $50,000,000 goal to combat despair and threats to peace as the meeting runs through tomorrow.
Middletown escaped the frost that hit much of the nation as the low dropped to 44 degrees at 1 30 a m. Today and a 62 degree high at 2 p m with a 59 degree low at 7 a m Sunday showed only a three degree swing. Rain is possible tonight and tomorrow with little change expected..Forecasts said little change in regional temperatures and isolated rainfall. Other towns reported record low temps near 25 to 30 degrees, while Miami and New Orleans were warm at 78 and 67 respectively. The pattern extended to the New England states as the plains warmed and Pacific rain moved northward.
A diluted boric acid eyewash contains born a nonmetal element that helps increase the hardenability of certain alloy steels.
James R. Gomia, seaman recruit USN, son of Mrs. Minnie Gomia of 811 Eleventh Ave, is undergoing recruit training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Robert B. Carson, gunner's mate USNR, brother of Mrs. Goldie F. Mckey, has sailed from New Orleans aboard destroyer USS Waldron for a two week training cruise in Central American waters with a three ship squadron and about 300 reservists on Annual Reserve Training Cruise.
Britannica notes vowel lengths vary with speech rate from 0.47 to 0.255 seconds on average.
Harold Haney aged 21 from New Cumberland Ohio and William J. Bowers 25 from Menominee Falls Wisconsin were captured yesterday at Mineral City in Tuscarawas County sixteen hours after escaping from the Columbus workhouse. Haney was serving an eight month term for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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