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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1957

Page

2

Phillips Named PR Chief of Diamond Gardner

Dean K. Phillips named manager of public relations for Diamond Gardner Corp of New York City. He will direct an expanded PR program after serving as director of public relations for the Gardner Division. Phillips is Middletown native, Yale graduate, and has held posts at Armco Steel and in academia. He will move to New York early next year. Diamond Gardner produces paperboard cartons molded pulp matches lumber and woodenware with about 11 000 employees.

Dean K. Phillips Diamond Gardner Corp New York City R. G. Fairburn Fairburn Phillips Gardner Division Gardner Board & Carton Co Gardner Middletown Yale Armco Steel Corp The University Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council American Red Cross Public Relations Society of America American Academy of Political Science Ohio Paper Industry Diamond Gardner Diamond Match Co Gardner Board Carton Co

Census Bureau Drops Religion From Questions

The Census Bureau will not ask religious affiliation in the 1960 census. A spokesman cited pressure from groups with objections to the question, saying it threatened freedom of religion. Census law requires all census questions to be answered, with legal action possible for refusals.

Washington Census Bureau Bureau

Telephone Seeks Phone Service In Texas Town

Telephone interest grows in Telephone Texas as a cooperative representative surveys the area and promises to connect to a circuit if enough subscribers enroll from surrounding communities. The local phone system was knocked out of service by ice storms.

Telephone Tex Homer Sledge

County Dystrophy Drive Nears 15 000 Goal

Butler County drives report progress with total contributions reaching 13 452.97 from county wide efforts. Hamilton exceeds 5 444.88 while Middletown clears 5 000 and rural areas hit 2 500. Oxford and Fairfield show smaller counts as organizers praise workers and donors.

Butler County Ly Tank Me Hamilton Middletown Oxford Fairfield Jackson Bosch

Jury Acquits Hamiltonian In Drug Case

A Butler County jury found Alan Reid, 22, not guilty of possessing narcotics after evidence showed marijuana seeds in his Sycamore Street room. Police sent seeds to a Cincinnati lab. Reid claimed no knowledge and cited past convictions. Jury deliberated over two hours.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court Alan Reid Sycamore St Reid Sycamore Street Cincinnati Detroit Federal Hospital Lexington

Thugs Don’t Like Crowds Drive Auto Theft Rise

New York police report 153 cars stolen since a subway strike began through 1 8 p m yesterday, up from 93 in the same period last week. An official said the surge stems from criminals finding crowded transit a hardship.

New York

Rock Hudson Plans Divorce

Hollywood icon Rock Hudson and his wife Phyllis Gates are planning a divorce, friends said yesterday. Hudson, 32, and Gates, once a secretary to a talent agent, wed November 9, 1955 and have been separated since October.

Hollywood Rock Hudson Phyllis Gates Hudson Miss Gates

Jury Deliberations Under Way in Beck Grand Larceny Trial

A King County Superior Court jury of seven men and five women prepares to begin deliberations in the grand larceny trial of United Farm Workers? No, wrong. Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters Union, faced a charge over $1,900 from a union owned car sale to a beer truck driver in January 1956.

Seattle King County Superior Court Teamsters Union Dave Beck George H. Revelle Beck

Lost Dog Tags Reunite Soldier After Jungle Find

In Cheyenne Wyoming a long lost dog tag from Army service in New Guinea resurfaces after thirteen years. The tag, found by Robert Rolfes a Roy Dutch Navy draftsman, is returned to Cleo M Orrison aka Ike through his sister Mrs Lloyd Miller of Panhandle Texas. Orrison is presumed dead in the jungle.

Cheyenne Wyo Cleo M Ike) Orrison New Guinea Robert Rolfes Roy Dutch Navy Rolfes Orrison Lloyd Miller Panhandle Tex L Orrison

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