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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1963

Page

4

No Time For Wage Increases Squeeze On Steel

Bethlehem Steel reports 1962 earnings at a 15 year low as the industry faces a price and cost squeeze. U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin also show profit declines. Bethlehem warns wage talks after May 1 could affect economy and steel industry.

New York United Steel Workers Union Bethelelem Steel Corp Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Bethlehem Arthur B.homer Roger M. Blough U.S Homer

Amish Farmers Seek Romney Help Over Village Schools

In Lansing Gov. Romney promised to check into Hillsdale County Amish school closures. Noah J. Schwartz and Rudolph Schwartz met Romney after carriage trip, as county schools plan to shut two one room schools unless Amish hire certified teachers.

Romney Lansing. Mich George Romney Hillsdale County Noah J. Schwartz Rudolph Schwartz Camden Walter Holliday Osseo Woodbridge Township Holliday Schwartzes Lansing

Today in History for February 1, 1963

On this day highlights include the first Supreme Court session led by Chief Justice John Jay in 1790 and Mary Queen of Scots condemned in 1587. Other items note doubled U S postal rates in 1814 and Theodore Roosevelt creating the Forest Service in 1905. Birthdays include Hildegarde and Langston Hughes.

Associated Press United States Supreme Court John Jay Mary Queen of the Elizabeth I England U. S Victor Herbert Dublin Ireland Theodore Roosevelt United States Forest Service U.S Hildegarde Langston Hughes William Blake

Ohio Medical Board exam passers announced in Columbus

A list of persons who recently passed board exams includes Judith C. Stemens of Lima now at 2803 Stevens Ave Samuel E. Russell of Hamilton licensed for physical therapy and Walter L. Long of Hamilton now in Detroit licensed for osteopathic medicine and surgery Results announced yesterday in Columbus

Ohio Medical Board Judith C. Stemens Lima Stevens Ave Samuel E. Russell Hamilton Walter L. Long Detroit Columbus

Car Forces Woman Off Street Crashes Into Home

Grace Deering, 43, of 103 S River St, told police another car forced her westbound vehicle off Second Street near 3 am. Her car demolished and Howard Fielder’s home at 37 E Second St sustained moderate damage after the curb impact.

Toastmasters Pick Speakers for Area 11 Contest

Middletown Toastmasters Club at Eastern Bowling Lanes held a meeting to select representatives for the Area 11 speech contest in Dayton on March 31. Club president Bill Stutz named principal speaker with Basil Fleming and Leroy Meier as alternates.

Middletown Toastmasters Club Eastern Bowling Lanes Dayton Bill Stutz Basil Fleming Leroy Meier

TVA Seeks 25000 Palnuts In Odd Request

Knoxville dispatch says the Tennessee Valley Authority announced plans to buy 25 000 palnuts a term the spokesman misheard as a dictionary search for the odd item. A utilities firm later defined palnuts as a rock washer for bolts.

Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority TVA

Europe in Deep Snow Strands Cities Across Continent

Blizzard conditions sweep southern Europe with Rome receiving two inches of snow in the heaviest fall since World War II. Death toll rises to 443 Europe wide as subfreezing weather isolates hundreds of communities and triggers transport disruptions from Madrid to the French Riviera. Japan also endures heavy snows with 83 deaths as government enacts Disaster Relief Act for the first time for a snow disaster.

Rome Europe Italy Apennines Austria Madrid Germany Britain French Riviera Japan

Bovard Named Head Of Ohio Highways Division

Columbus Ohio AP reports T H Bovard aged 46 of Newark was appointed to lead the right of way division of the Ohio Department of Highways today. He succeeds the previous head and takes charge immediately.

Columbus, Ohio T. H Bovard Newark Ohio Department of Highways

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