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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
3
Middletown YMCA plans an Industrial Management Club series starting the first week of November. Ralph Knight said a five week program will bring 30 supervisors and foremen together with top industrial leaders for talks and open discussions. If successful, the program may become permanent in the city with sessions in winter and spring.
Gov. Lausche referred a Celina service complaint to the State Utilities Commission after a Celina delegation led by Rep. Paul Hinkle and Celina Chamber president Jerry Havel presented a petition signed by 600 subscribers. The petition claims disintegration of service following a rate increase. Dragonflies can fly 60 mile per hour.
The Tea Association of the USA and the Pan American Coffee Bureau report rising tea and coffee consumption despite cooler weather and higher prices. Census figures show tea imports up 17 percent and coffee imports down eight percent, with ongoing concerns over future champagne shortages and rising milk prices affecting shoppers.
A Washington NEA Service Q and A outlines enlistment options for V-6 naval reserve and Sea Bee battalion, NSLI eligibility requires active duty, Navy calls volunteers in critical ratings with involuntary recalls if needed, and explains deferment rules for dependents and college students with references to draft processes.
American Legion Post 218 prepares its 1950 member drive with a 2375 quota. The executive committee met to plan a kickoff next Tuesday, aiming to start October 10 or 11 and end November 11 on Armistice Day. About 300 workers will solicit memberships. the post is already over 2000 members, Ohio’s second largest.
A special home nursing program for Middletown mothers opened this week in the Legion under Mary Hopkins, R N, focusing on mother and baby care. The first class met Monday, with a second session tonight 7 to 9. Courses run through October 18 on Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m., with more sessions planned in November and throughout winter. Contact the Red Cross Office in the Legion Home on South Main Street to enroll.
Treasury figures show a 296.347 million dollar surplus for the first quarter of fiscal 1951 from July to September despite ongoing Korea fighting. The report notes the period contrasted with a 1.7563 billion deficit in the prior year period.
The finance picture shows a rebound from a year ago due to higher tax receipts and lower early year spending, reducing last June's deficit of 3.122 billion dollars. The 1951 outlook depends on when expanded defense output improves the budget, while a separate note warns noisy engines result from excessive valve clearance and weaker performance.
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