Banquet Set For Workshop Post Evaluation In Utilization Efforts
The post evaluation banquet for the 1960 Workshop in the Utilization of Community Resources will be held Tuesday at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Miami University sponsors the workshop with the Board of Education and the Industrial Council of Middle. The program features Dr Rollin McKeehan Knox County Tennessee and Robert Cordray WPFB along with workshop participants and their students. The planning committee includes Eloise Cook C Dockum Annette English Carolyn Hall Ruth Kash Lucylle Rader Ruby Takach Thomas F Webb and Muriel Woodward.
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rollin McKeehan
Knox County
Tennessee
Robert Cordray
WPFB
Eloise Cook
C. L. Dockum
Annette English
Carolyn Hall
Ruth Kash
Lucylle Rader
Ruby Takach
Thomas F Webb
Muriel Woodward
Substantial Increase in Orders Sparks More Furnaces at Armco Middletown
Armco Middletown Works plans three additional open hearth furnaces and recalls 100 more workers as orders surge. Sixty-six already recalled, with projected boosts in processing and shipping as hot strip and cold mills run full schedules. Coke plant restart slated this week to support May ramp up.
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Armco
Middletown
Don S. Holstein
Holstein
Mudietown
Police Briefs Report Arrests and Local Thefts
Officers arrested James George Theinemann at 33 S. Clinton St for investigation. A 14 year old youth was held for Hamilton juvenile authorities on a statutory charge. Thefts included two hubcaps from Robert Johnson 315 Moore St and a bicycle from Dale Rock 2713 Elmo Place. Sam Redding 1106 Lefayette Ave said a neighbor knocked a golf ball through his car windshield causing damage estimated at $45.
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James George Theinemann
S. Clinton St
Hamilton
Robert Johnson
Moore St
Dale Rock
Elmo Place
Sam Redding
Lefayette Ave
Sas
Twirlers Sweep Local Winners At Cleves Contest
In Cleves the U S Twirling Association event crowned local champions. Shari Birch earned first in the seven and under intermediates while Kathy O Friel topped the advanced division for fifteen year olds.
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Cleves
Shari Birch
Kathy O'Friel
One City Accident Cites Woman Driver After Collision
Police charged Ella L. Baldwin of 1712 Winona Drive with failure to yield after she turned left into the path of Delbert L. Callahan of Middletown Trailer Court on Broad Street and Central Avenue. Damage was estimated at 960.
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Ella L. Baldwin
Winona Drive
Broad Street
Central Avenue
Delbert L. Callahan
Middletown Trailer Court
Journal to Introduce New Classified Typeface
Beginning tomorrow the Want Ad pages will switch to an Impact typeface. Impact is a new Intertype product used to replace the old font for all ads. The type remains the same size but features open, more legible letters for easier reading.
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Impact
Intertype Co
Death Car Driver Faces 6 Charges
A Dayton man, Chau tauqua, bound over to the Montgomery County grand jury on six counts of second degree manslaughter after a March 25 crash on Patterson Boulevard near Stewart Street. Conley Roach Jr. of 120 West Fifth Street faced a bond set at 2500 dollars as police said his speeding car jumped a curb and struck a tree by the Miami River killing Roach’s wife Jane 25 a brother Robert 18 and Roselee Meddings 20 of Franklin.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Conley Roach Jr
Fifth St
Emmett J. Jackson
Roach
Miami River
S&. Patterson
Stewart Street
Jury Probe Planned in Cleveland Murder Case
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a federal grand jury will hear facts in the September 5, 1959 shooting of Jeffrey Perkins, 27, by motorcycle policeman Bobby H. Dunn. Abuse of civil rights may be involved. panel will study case in Cleveland on April 25.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Plain Desk
Jeffrey Perkins
Bobby H. Dunn
Do Job Or Quit Word To Teachers Do Job Or Quit
In Columbus Ohio AP a public relations official urged teachers at the Ohio Federation of Teachers convention to stop complaints and take action. James D Nolan of the National Warm Air and Air Conditioning Association said dissatisfied teachers have two options improve the profession or leave. He urged direct public outreach and supported a lawsuit for state wide equitable representation. Delegates backed mandatory tenure and named Loren Zimmerman Daytona teacher as federation president.
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Columbus, Ohio
James D. Nolan
National Warm Air and Air Conditioning Association
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Nolan
Boards of Education
Ohio
Federation
Loren Zimmerman
Daytona
Nixon Brother Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Los Angeles AP report says F. Donald Nixon, brother of former VP Richard M. Nixon, filed for voluntary bankruptcy listing $206,937 in liabilities and $1,250 in assets mostly clothing. He now works as assistant sales manager for a dairy after once heading a restaurant chain sold to satisfy creditors.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Obituary of Elizabeth Murphy 69 Middletown resident
Elizabeth Murphy 69 of 707 Charles Street Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 9 am Saturday after a period in critical condition. She was born in Warren County and lived in Middletown 22 years. Former Capper Furniture cashier retired years ago and belonged to St Mary’s Blessed Virgin Sodality. Survived by brother Will Murphy of Monroe and three sisters Nellie Murphy, Nora Brehany of Middletown, and Dora Kyne of Xenia. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church Tuesday at :30 am. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Monday 2–5 and 7–9 with Rosary at 8 pm.
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Elizabeth Murphy
Charles St
Middletown Hospital
Miss Murphy
Warren County
Mason
Middletown
Capper Furniture
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Franklin
Will Murphy
Monroe
Nellie Murphy
Nora Brehany
Dora Kyne
Xenia
Holy Trinity Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
James A Wooten services set for local man Wootan
Services for 80 year old James Alfred Wootan of Franklin will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside. A former merchant police officer, he died in a Cincinnati hospital. Survived by three daughters Lillian McKinney Virginia Shears and Anna Clark. a son Alfred. a sister Mary Garner. two brothers Marion and George. 13 grandchildren and great grandchild. Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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James Alfred Wootan
Trenton- Franklin Road
Franklin
McCoy-Leffler
Herschel Caudill
Woodside
Wootan
City
Cincinnati
Lillian McKinney
Franklin Address
Virginia Shears
Anna Clark
Dayton
Alfred
Fairborn
Mary Garner
Tampa
Fla
Marion
Hawthorne
Fra
George
Columbus
Nixon Plans May 10 Fundraiser Speech in Columbus
Richard P. Niehoff says former Vice President Nixon will be the principal speaker at a $100 per plate fund raising dinner May 10 at the youth center on the Ohio State fairgrounds. Republican leaders from four central and southern Ohio counties will attend as Ohio begins campaigning for elections and congressional races next year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Richard P. Niehoff
Nixon
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Niehoff
Campbell Soup gifts total 341000 to Ohio colleges
Three Ohio schools are among four colleges and universities receiving gifts totaling 341975 from Campbell Soup Co. Defiance College gets 10000, Ohio State University 3500, and Western College for Women at Oxford 1000.
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Camden
N.J
Ohio
Campbell Soup Co
Buckeye
Defiance College
Ohio State University
Western College For
Oxford
50 of Kent State Class of 1960 Now Teach
Kent Ohio AP Nearly half of the students who received four year degrees in 1960 from Kent State University are teachers now. A survey lists 483 teachers, 302 in business and industry, 93 in graduate schools and 75 in military service. Starting salaries ranged from 521 for physical science graduates to 437 for liberal arts.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Paul K. Howells
Lincoln widow Mary Todd Lincoln appeals for funds in 1865 letters
The Rutgers Library Journal releases ten letters from Mary Todd Lincoln written after Abraham Lincoln's death. She describes life in a boarding house, hopes for a brick Chicago home, and requests aid from Simon Cameron to raise about $20,000, noting an estate valued at $110,000.
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Mary Todd Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Simon P. Cameron
Lincoln
Rutgers Library Journal
Philip D. Lang
River Forest, Jr
Chicago
Cameron
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Industrial Council of Middle
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Engle’s Corner
Jane
Robert D
Roselee Meddings
Middletown High
Sylvia Helton
Trenton High
Everes
Jerry Carter
McKinley Junior High
Miller Gymnasium
Weith
Union Sanitary Says
U.S
Park St
2Nd Avenue
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Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Strand Theater
James A. Wooten
Western
Pat’s
KSU
Ktizens Building Loan and Savings Association
Central Ave
Troy
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