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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1962
Page
3
A 1962 puzzle game explains counting letters in your name to create a key number. If your name has six or more letters subtract four, else add three. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message. William J. Miller distributed by King Ventures Syndicate.
Ohio State Grange adopted a resolution opposing a bill to exempt bus companies from the 7 cent per gallon fuel tax. The convention saw about 300 delegates, with actions including opposition to livestock feed taxation and a five point program for farmer production, acreage allotment voting, and conservation. Byron Frederick of Columbus commented on paying for highway programs like other users.
C E Anderson of Columbus will succeed Belford P Atkinson as executive manager of Ohio state enforcement of stream pollution control The Grange opposes legislation requiring registration of farm machinery as motor vehicles Francis B Huber president of Marion announced Anderson as new leader Howard B Sturgeon will become secretary Atkinson retires after 32 years on staff including 11 as chief executive officer Anderson previously headed the Ohio Trade Association Executives and edited the Jackson Herald and Farm and Dairy in Salem
Dr. George Crane discusses Beth a 26 year old mother fearful her baby would die. She experiences panic coffins dreams and excessive breathing checks. The piece frames this as psychological compensation a reverse swing of the pendulum from old family role, urging readers to understand postnatal fears and offering a booklet titled The Death Wish with a stamped return envelope for 20 cents.
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