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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1956

Page

8

Third Annual JA Confab Set for Southwestern Ohio Leaders

Nearly 100 Junior Achievement officers from Middletown Dayton Cincinnati and Hamilton gather Thursday for the 3rd annual Southwestern Ohio conference. Activities include a 10:00 a.m. welcome at the Middletown Civic Association by Ralph Kemp and David R Arnold, a luncheon at the Manchester Hotel with Joe Nuxhall and the Mid Cards quartet, workshops from 10:45 to 11:50 led by Jim Updyke Ann Averdick Bill Hart and Bob Crawford, a film Its Your Decision, and a 4:00 p.m. tour of Armco East Works.

Southwestern Ohio Joe Nuxhall Cincinnati Redlegs Manchester Middletown Jim Updyke Ann Averdick Bill Hart Bob Crawford Civic Association William Lundigan Westinghouse American Economic Foundation Armco East

Youth Nearly Dies To Get Mom Present

In Everett Washington a 9 year old boy, Robert Rorbes, nearly lost his life after being run over by a switching engine while collecting bottles in the Northern Pacific Railroad yards. He hoped the bottles would fund a Christmas gift for his mother and after the accident volunteers raised cash, including a donation that covered his hospital costs and may fund artificial limbs. He remains in critical condition though his spirit is described as strong and his family plans to help him cope with life after the loss of both legs.

Everett, Wash Robert Rorbes Robert Northern Pacific Railroad Lonnie Nichols Nichols Nichol J. R. Otto

Dead Dad's Yule Gifts Await Kids

Aberdeen Idaho widow Lois Whitaker and five children face Christmas without donor Don Whitaker a Idaho Power lineman and city councilman killed repairing a line. The family plans to finish their nine room basement home begun before his death and keeps his gifts for the kids.

Aberdeen Idaho Don C. Whitaker Blaine Whitaker Whitaker Idaho Power Co Lois West

Ex-Resident's Tale Featured in Reader's Digest

Tim Sullivan former Armco PR staffer and now assistant to the president of Florida Power and Light Co is profiled in Reader's Digest. The Miami editors blood sourcing tale shows how a city editor obtained scarce blood for a visitor, the donor surge nationwide, and a life saved just before a Walter Winchell broadcast.

Tim Sullivan Reader's Digest Sullivan Armco Florida Power and Light Co Miami Fla Walter Winchell

Sailor's Cold Splash In San Francisco Bay

Don Richfield, 44, chief electrician aboard the freighter Japan Transport, returned from shore leave and sprang aboard, but the gangplank had been moved. He plunged into San Francisco Bay, was rescued by a longshoreman, and a policeman said Richfield emerged “cold, smiling and sober.”

San Francisco Don Richfield Japan Transport Richfield San Francisco Bay

False Santa Roams Dover Streets With Abuse Claims

Police report a drunk impersonator in Santa attire roaming Dover caused concern among children and parents. Robert Heller, a local high school teacher sponsored as the real Santa by the Chamber of Commerce, was mistaken for the imposter by some parents.

Dover Ohio Santa Claus St. Nick's Chamber of Commerce Robert Heller Heller

Fulbright Pushes Small Business Tax Relief in Next Session

Senator Fulbright of Arkansas calls for tax relief for small businesses in Congress. He criticizes the Eisenhower administration for opposing cuts and notes current corporate rates 30 percent with a 22 percent surtax and a potential automatic drop to 25 and 22 unless acted. He favors lowering the normal rate to 22 percent and raising the surtax to 31 percent. An old English law required a horseman with a red flag ahead of steam trains.

Washington Sen Fullbright D-Ark Fulbright Eisenhower Congress

Ungrounded Tavern Tale Sparks Outcry Among Citizens

A circulated report claims a man went through taverns getting drunk on free liquor and insulted children by telling them to stay away, provoking anger and demands for accountability from local residents.

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Dayton Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Civic Association Ralph iKemp The Achievers’ Assn David R. Arnold Junior Achievement Board of Directors Strand Theater Reeves Central Ave Jewelers Mom Maud Muller Luce Eld Vance Russell Gress Franklin Miami Cement Products, Inc Seven Mile Nel SEARS Sears Company L. P. Smith
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