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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1962
Page
22
A quirky sampler of British notices and blunders from England, including brief city hall warnings, staff shortages, a railway roach boil plan, and humorous quotes about torpedo warhead storage. Bath outing oddly cited, with a string of deadpan newsroom gags and ironic misstatements.
George C. Fugett former Mid Georgetown resident has joined Daubert Chemical Co of Chicago as sales manager of its special products division. He previously worked at Philip Carey Manufacturing Co as Chicago district sales manager. Fugett will direct sales of auto undetonating spray and ribbon type sound deadeners and other specialty products from Daubert plants in Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles. He resides in Elmhurst Illinois.
Herbert S. Boren, president of the Middetown Board of Realtors, criticized Treasury recommendations to curb capital gains on real estate sales. He said the plan would raise real estate transfer costs by shifting rates and requiring longer holding periods to tax gains at capital gains rates, harming ownership and transfers.
Armco Steel Corp marks the 19th annual Founder's Day honoring George M. Verity on his birthday with volunteer acts by employees. Activities include braces for a boy, wood for a scout camp, a wheelchair ramp, home repairs, business startup help, and a canopy project. Ceremonies occur in Middletown and at Armco sites worldwide with retiree luncheon and scholarships announced.
Ace Stamper, former sole proprietor of Ace Appliance Service, has joined Whelan's Appliance Service at 119 N First St in Trenton, a business owned and operated by John W Whelan.
Roger Babson reviews H G Olson’s charted selection of 100 well known companies, noting that Dow gains do not imply uniform stock gains. He highlights volatile swings in rail, airplane, auto, shoe, clothing, floor covering, and steel issues, names key firms, and urges investors to seek bargains and study the full list to spot money making possibilities.
Smokey urges careful fire management warning that last year’s fires cost over 100 million dollars and harmed timber wildlife scenery soil and water resources. He stresses the stakes of protecting watersheds to prevent erosion runoff and flood risks.
New York AP reports the government and steel industry saw a cooler week. CEO Roger M Blough of US Steel met President Kennedy after a price increase threat. Kennedy signaled no punitive actions, while a federal grand jury pursued steel pricing probes and Kefauver’s antitrust subcommittee subpoenaed the 12 largest firms.
New York advertising firm Davie Dane Bernbach helps explain why blue laws persist. A study cited by the Insider's Newsletter says retailers fear Sunday operating costs more than moral impact. In Cleveland suburbs Sunday Inc backs blue laws with department store funding. Chicago pastors and Miami ministers show mixed views as shopping expands Sunday.
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