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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1958

Page

22

First National Bank Highlights Middletown Youth in 1957 Report

The 12 page First National Bank of Middletown annual report proclaims a "little different" outlook focused on local youth as future leaders. Chief Calvin Verity introduces a photo rich review of Opti-Derby Knothole baseball Pewee football Girl Scouts School Patrol Boy Scouts and Middies with the aim of portraying young people as leading citizens of 1987.

Calvin Verity First National Bank of Middletown Middletown First National Bank Journal Bill Weith Weith Verity Bill Veith Marilyn Clendenin Gail Evans Barbara Truitt Naomi Wise Floyd Johnson James Mattson

Television Electronic Service Assn Chartered in Ohio

Ted W. Brown Ohio secretary of state grants a not for profit charter to Television Electronic Service Assn Middletown with initial trustees Loren Beatty Estel Dietz and Wilburn Stepp and incorporators Marvin Hall Winfred Bowman Ellis Hall. Country Kitchen Inc Middletown also receives a corporate charter with Aaron T Grad of Cincinnati as statutory agent.

Ted W. Brown Ohio Television Electronic Service Assn Middletown Loren Beatty Manchester Ave Estel Dietz S. Verity Pkvy Wilburn Stepp West Middletown Marvin Hall Winfred Bowman Ellis Hall Country Kitchen, Inc Dixie Highway Franklin Aaron T. Grad Cincinnati

Paul D Galeese Re-elected Trustee Of Ohio Hotels Assn

Paul D Galeese general manager of the Manchester Hotel is re-elected to a two-year term as a trustee of the Ohio Hotels Association. He had been elected to a one year term in 1957.

Paul D. Galeese Manchester The Ohio Hotels Assn Galeese

CG&E Division Here Records No-Injury Year

The Middletown Office of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. and nine departments posted a no-injury year in 1957. CG&E employed over 4,600 workers with a 1.9 percent disablement rate per million man hours, well below national electric and gas utility averages, and an injury severity rate of 95 days lost per million hours. Vehicle accidents fell 15 percent to 2.03 per 100,000 miles.

Middletown Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co William K. Robinson Northern Division Cg&e

Electric utility sets all time safety frequency record

An outstanding safety performance in the electric operations earned an all time frequency rate of 1.41. The electric distribution department and its employees played a major role in achieving this mark.

Eleteric Distribution Department

Ohio Banks Reach All Time Resources High

Ohio state banks reported total resources of 6.014 billion dollars at year end, an all time high. Resources rose from 5.961 billion a year earlier as branch banks grew and four new state banks opened. Deposits and loans also increased alongside capital accounts.

Columbus Ohio Paul Hinkle Great Lakes Commerce Bank Mentor Ee Bank Windham Troy Citizens Bank Troy Reynoldsburg Bank Reynoldsburg Hinkle

Robert Young Fought Hard for Central Before His Death

The Palm Beach proxy fight over New York Central ends with Robert R. Young’s death by suicide after a campaign that pitted him against bankers and directors. He championed high dividends and asset sales, while Alfred Perlman and the board struggled under inflation and tight regulation.

New York Central Railroad Palm Beach Fla Robert R. Young Young Central Janes White Reading Co Reading Second Preferred Reading

Economic fears and the limits of policy

Roger Babson argues no one knows the impact of unemployment cushions and other welfare laws on business and stock markets. He warns that recent margin cuts may frighten investors and urges balanced education and unselfish reforms as essential to future prosperity.

Babson Park Mass Republic Washington Franklin Hamilton Congress Benson Russia Institutes of Business Administration

Ohio Tax Receipts Dip Again Amid Yearly Decline

State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported week ending Jan 18 1958 prepaid tax receipt sales at 2 573 646 a drop of 360 657 or 12 29 percent from 1957. County totals fell in Butler Montgomery Preble and Warren with overall revenues down from 1957 though 1958 annual total rose 31 percent above last year.

Ohio Roger W. Tracy Tracy Butler County Montgomery Warren

Richardson Joins Eastern Stainless as Baltimore Mill Representative

Paul Richardson of Baltimore, former Middletonian and Armco employee, is named mill representative for Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. in Baltimore. He began his steel career in 1929 with Armco, later worked for Minnesota Mining, then joined Eastern Stainless in 1946 as polishing department superintendent.

Paul Richardson Baltimore, Md Middletonian Armco Eastern Stainless Steel Corp Baltimore Walter F. Scheid Eastern Stainless Richardson Alma Richardson Crawford St Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co

End to Layoffs Hopes Rise as Steel Orders Fall

New York steel firms watch for a turn in a steep drop in orders. Nonferrous metals also face weak demand with profits down for 1957. U.S. Steel shows a 14 percent quarterly profit decline, while rivals vary. Kennecott Copper reports a 49.5 percent drop. Industry hopes hinge on inventory draws and a 10 percent overseas reduction in output.

New York Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet & Tube U. S. Steel Kennecott Copper United States

Miami Bids Seen as Index of Local Business Activity

Miami University officials view bidding activity as a gauge of business health. About a year ago only one firm bid the School of Fine Arts general contract. Recently seven firms bid the radio television building. Sixteen firms have requested stadium expansion plans.

Oxford Miami University Miami School of Fine Arts Radiotelevision

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