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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1953
Page
7
The Treasury sells eight year bonds to commercial banks to boost reserves and credit amid a deflation threat. Easy money reduces interest costs, supports lending, and aims to counteract a downturn after the Korea War boom. Banks gain liquidity, while mortgage terms remain tight for some borrowers.
Sacramento report says Jack Martin slept through a shed fire as four engines arrived and extinguished the blaze. One engine damaged a car in the chaotic response and the fire chief later investigated the quiet scene.
Cleveland police report a 14 year old boy named James Przeslica died after his head became wedged between an oven door and a revolving belt at a bakery where he cleaned pots and pans. He apparently stuck his head inside to check pans drying.
Dr George W Crane reports Larry C a 13 year old eighth grader home with a black eye after a group of five older boys attacked him when he refused to pick up gum. The column urges moral instruction and athletic or scholastic achievement as anti bullying measures in Chicago and beyond.
San Jose activist Mrs. Lottie P. Gregory 73 leads California Grandmothers' Club and urges state leaders to declare the second Sunday in October Grandmothers Day. She plans to press Governor Knight at the Capitol during the state convention.
Tokyo department store sells a seven pound gold tea kettle for about 7800. The purchaser remains unnamed to the tax collector, keeping identity secret.
A fragment urges a person to work a newspaper route or take part time jobs after school and on weekends. It emphasizes hard work, school involvement, and honoring parents by maintaining good grades while warning against joining gangs or behaving cowardly.
The text notes hibernating animals die if unprotected as their body temperatures drop. It explains they seek sheltered spots to enter a state of cold-bloodedness. It also cites Britannica on the Great Lakes draining via the Mississippi River in an earlier Ice Age.
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