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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1958

Page

9

Hogan Keating To Vie For Ives Senate Seat

Democratic Frank Hogan and Republican Kenneth Keating will contest the U S Senate seat held by ill health retiree Irving Ives. Hogan won on first ballot at New York convention while Keating was urged by White House and Nixon called him to commit. Liberal Finletter and Murray also campaigned, but Hogan secured unanimous nomination amid party deal making.

Hogan Keating Ives Senate Associated Press Frank S. Hogan Manhattan Kenneth B. Keating Rochester Irving M. Ives New York U. S. Senate New York City Averell Harriman Nixon White House Eisenhower Harriman Thomas E. Murray Atomic Energy Air Force Thomas K. Finletter Liberal Party New York State Finletter Murray Washington House Irving Ives James C. Hagerty

Nixon Activity Signals 1960 Presidential Hopes Amid New York Politics

Vice President Nixon urged Rochester Republican Kenneth Keating to run for the Senate, signaling effort to keep his 1960 presidential prospects alive. Keating accepted the nomination after Nixon and Eisenhower backed him, with Rockefeller seeking Keating’s entry to bolster a ticket against Averell Harriman.

Nixon Nelson Rockefeller GOP New York Rockefeller Keating Senate Hagerty Eisenhower Averell Harriman John D. Rockefeller

Million Dollars Sought to Relieve Itch of Piles

An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as a cooling astringent that soothes itching in minutes, available in a 50c box or 75c tube. Money back guarantee offered.

Peterson Adv

Sponge Boat Design Through History Compared to Christ Era

A historical note observes that modern sponge fishing boats show only slight differences from vessels used in the time of Christ, highlighting continuity in traditional craft despite centuries of change.

Scout Executive Board Meeting Set By Mound Builders Council

The executive board of the Mound Builders Area Council will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the old board room of Armco Steel Corp presided by Charles Stutenroth Items on the agenda include the fall activity program a together plan to organize more scouting units and plans for the annual council meeting on Sept 1.

Mound Builders* Area Council Armco Steel Corp Charles Stutenroth

CBS Says Its Quiz Shows Clean After Inquiry

CBS says its quiz shows have not produced improper procedures amid a Manhattan district attorney inquiry sparked by newspaper reports. The probe centers on Dotto with investigations by the Hogan office continuing. CBS NBC and Colgate never explained cancellation.

CBS New York Bia Broadcasting System Allj Manhattan David S. Worgan Dist Atty Frank i S. Hogan Dotto NBC Colgate Olive Co District Attorney’s Office Federal Communications Commission Worgan District Attorney's Office

New Miami Contractor Files Bankruptcy in Cincinnati

A New Miami masonry contractor Carl B. Augustine filed a bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court listing debts of 57 818 and assets of 275 He said he owed 12 600 to Miami Cement Products Co Seven Mile and 6 000 to his partner Beverly Boone Jr Hamilton This report notes the bankruptcy filing and itemized debts.

Cincinnati New Miami U.S. District Court Carl B. Augustine Miami Cemat Products Co Seven Mile Beverly Boone Jr Hamilton

Greece’s Rural Heartlands Define Nation’s Core

The statement notes that more than half of Greece’s population are farmers, highlighting agriculture as a central aspect of the country’s social and economic landscape.

Greece

Alcorn predicts GOP upset in November elections

CHICAGO AP The Republican National Committee completes campaign plans with Meade Alcorn predicting Republicans will upset voters in November. He says no Senate or House seats or governorship should be lost and Democrats could only win by default. He cites the Eisenhower administration’s record and an improving economy.

Chicago Republican National Committee Meade Alcorn Harry Truman Senate House Alcor

Independent union bid fizzles at meeting in Cincinnati

Jack Widmeyer and ten organizers formed an independent United Auto Salesmen Mechanics and Helpers Union but about 100 attendees did not join as Widmeyer claimed a five year presidency. He vows to continue his campaign despite the setback.

Detroit Desmond McDuffie Memphis Tenn Cincinnati Jack Widmeyer United Auto Salesmen, Mechanics and Helpers Union Widmeyer

Book Condensation The Importance of Feeling Inferior

A promotional note for Reader's Digest September issue highlights Marie Beynon Ray's ideas on an inferiority complex. It urges readers to recognize the flaw, confront it, and use it to reorder life for happiness.

Marie Beynon Ray

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