Dancing Cheek To Cheek Still Style At Roseland
Roseland ballroom in Manhattan offers a nostalgic live dance experience set to big band nostalgia. The article notes the timeless decor, modern comforts, and a regular crowd comprising 40 percent of patrons while a Chicago band leader praises the floor for polkas tangos waltzes and mambo style.
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Manhattan
Roseland Ballroom
Museum of Natural History
Jilly’s
Frank Sinatra
Anta Theater
Spofford
Roseland
Dance City
Benny Goodman
Clyde McCoy
Rudy Vallee
Dorsey Brothers
Paul Whiteman
Air Con
Chicago
Don Glasser
Jose Greco
Ginger Rogers
Lau Blower Co Reports Higher Sales for Quarter
Dayton based Lau Blower Co reports consolidated net sales of 4.835 million for the first quarter ending Jan 30 up from 4.538 million a year earlier. Net earnings were 184,835 vs 199,166, with 783,591 shares outstanding. Earnings per share 24 cents vs 26 cents. Board declares quarterly dividend of 12 1/2 cents payable March 18 to March 1 record holders.
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Lau Blower Co
Realtors Hear Want Ad Director Richard Trout
Richard Trout classified advertising director for The Middletown Journal will address the Middletown Board of Realtors salesmen’s division Wednesday afternoon at the Civic Association. He will discuss Ways to Coax Buyer Action Through Good Advertising.
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Richard Trout
Middletown Journal
Middletown Board of Realtors
The
Civic Association
Trout
Censors Delete LBJ Remarks on Hanoi Peace Talks
Saigon censors cut portions of President Johnson's remarks in a Washington AP report. The edits removed statements that the United States would meet the Communists "tomorrow" and that the San Antonio peace formula remains. The censorship highlights U S South Vietnam disagreements over peace negotiations after Johnson's White House Q A with 11 college students.
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Saigon
Johnson
United States
San Antonio
Washington
U.S
Associated Press
White House
South Korea to receive F4C Phantom fighters
South Korea will get its first squadron of F4C Phantom jets, as Defense Minister Kim Sung-eul said. The transfer depends on U.S. production, with an additional 100 million dollars in U.S. military aid and 68 million dollars in special aid reportedly promised to counter North Korean infiltration.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Sung-eul
U.S
Kim
United States
Shin-A Ilbo
Cyrus Vance
Shin-Albo
Aeroquip Workers Strike Over Job Classifications
About 350 day shift workers at the Aeroquip Division of Republic Rubber Co in Youngstown walked out this week in a dispute over job classifications. A company spokesman said he did not know the cause, and both the firm and United Rubber Workers Local 102 claimed the strike was unauthorized. The plant makes rubber hoses for military jet aircraft.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Aeroquip
Republic Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 102
Bill Proposed To End Games In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus a bill would end oil company and grocery chain promotional games. Critics warn it could threaten business charters while sponsors Sens. Harry L. Armstrong and Clara Weisenborn push the measure in the Senate. The attorney general’s office says approved rules would not hurt current promotions.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
Clara Weisenborn
Dayton
Senate
William Hoiles
Attorney General's Office
Reorganization of Guard Completed in Ohio
Brig. Gen. Robert Canterbury announced the Ohio National Guard reorganization is finished. Current strength is 15,900, 400 above the target. attrition will bring it down in two years. The 37th Infantry Division is scrapped and the 73rd Infantry Brigade, part of the 38th Division, now headsquarters in Columbus with about 4,000 members statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Defense Department
Robert Canterbury
Canterbury
37Th
Indiana
Wedding Bound Robber Demands Bridegroom Cash in Taxi
Memphis police report cab driver J T Maddox handed over about $30 after a fare implied a pistol and declared he was getting married. Maddox said the man who fled had a weapon hidden in the back of the cab.
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Memphis
J. T. Maddox
Maddox
Law Students Sign Anti War Document at UCLA
About half of UCLA law students and law faculty signed a petition opposing the Vietnam war. Spokesman John Weston said 21 of 33 law professors and about half of 600 students put their names to the petition condemning U.S. policy in Southeast Asia.
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Los Angeles
University of California At
John Weston
U.S
Southeast Asia
Lonely Arctic scientists receive surprise gifts from public
Weather Bureau volunteers report gifts from across the country for 75 meteorologists stationed at five Arctic sites. Donated items include 50 packs of playing cards, two dice, boxing gloves, a punching bag, chessmen, a violin, checkers, and magazines. The violin lacks strings, and a "Fortune Telling By Cards" book is included. The collection will be flown north when weather permits.
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Weather Bureau
Arctic
Las Vegas
Washington
Railway Rate Hikes Permanent
The Interstate Commerce Commission made permanent a three percent general freight rate increase for railroads, totaling about 300 million dollars annually. The ICC cited public and national defense interests and noted the move follows an emergency July 31 decision to meet higher labor costs. Further hikes may follow.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Stock Broker Charged Over Fraud and Revocation
Washington AP The Securities and Exchange Commission revoked the broker-dealer registration of Harry B. Schlosser doing business as American Church Securities Co of North Madison Ohio. The charges include fraud deceit selling securities of Assembly Homes of Ohio Inc and failing to remit proceeds to the issuer.
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Washington
Harry B. Schlosser
American Church Securities Co
North Madison
Ohio
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cleveland Man Faces Charges in Bank Embezzlement Case
Jerome J. Schust aged 33 has a federal embezzlement charge for stealing 600 dollars from the National City Bank North Olmsted branch where he previously served as assistant manager. He was arraigned this week, released on a $1000 bond, with a Feb 23 hearing slated.
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Cleveland
Jerome J. Schust
North Olmsted
National City Bank
Schust
U.S
Convicted Lady Just Walked Out
Mrs. Freddie Mae Williams, 25, sentenced to 60 days for theft in Denver Colorado, asked for her purse. The judge allowed it and she walked from the courtroom with her purse, escaping with no deputies present. deputies have not located her.
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Denver
Colo
Freddie Mae Williams
John Sanchez
Missing and found notices and funeral notices mix
Partial classifieds include a lost boxer named Peanut in Avalon with a reward, a small white male poodle lost near Shaddock's Store Central Avenue, and a request to contact Lincoln arade school about girls glasses. Funeral notices list ARBUCKLE Alice, FREY Anna Rose, LONG Thomas H, and PHILLIPS Cecil Arthur with service details and funeral homes.
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OSC
Avalon
Shaddock’s
Central Avenue
Lincoln Arade School
Phillips
Cecil Arthur
West
Alexandria Rd
McCoy-Leffier
Sharp Funeral Home
Oliver Springs
Tennessee
Tenn
McCoy-Leffler
Dial
Thank You Notes For Loss From Prater Fields And Vanover Families
Sorrowful thanks expressed by the Vanover Fields and Prater families for support after losses. Messages honor Rev. Franklin Woods Aeronca colleagues and hospital staff. Gratitude extended to the Amanda Baptist Church Ladies and the Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home for care and condolences.
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Thomas H
Dara! Or
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Mabel
Fern) Long
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Herschel Caudill
Springboro Cemetery
Springboro
Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Leroy Vanover
Franklin Woods
Amanda Baptist Church
Butler Co. Sheriff's Dept
McCoy Lester
Aeronca
James Fields
Maude L. Prater
T. L. McIntosh
Prater
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Lau Blower
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Dixie Highway
Wil Memorial Home
Frey
Anna Rose
Forest Glen Or
Middletown Hos
Schramm Funeral_ Home
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
St. Marys Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Runyan
John Cecil Runyan
Ruth
Emily
Reed-Klopp Furniture
KNAPP
Dukey
Elington
Hawthorne
Sess
JO Ann
Reader & Advisor
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Dept
Danner’s
Burbank-open
Ronald Dr
N. Marshall Rd
Sat
Sun
Chris
DREAM
Franklin
May Reader
Cm Journal
Sharon R. Haas
Sks
Roy L. Purcell
Malvern St
Peyron Associates Inc
Central Ave
N. Broadway
Lebanon
Robert Rogers
H4r
Ruth Joy
Martz Paulllin
Hunter School
Charles Maze
Kelly Gibson
Harvey Rowe
Shirley J. Byrge
Todhunter
Glenn Warmoth
Mnez Weidle
Pleasant Valley
Glenn Clemons
Tt. Ave
Gloria Allen
Grand Ave
Laura Williams
Crawford
Beauty & Barber
Duff's
Ken
Oxford Rd
Pittsburgh
Norelco
Williams
Goodlett Fencing CO
Elsmere
Bea Ae
Call
Edwards & Farmer
Shur Oy Dist., Inc
E. 4Th St
S. Main St
Ick
ALSCO
Burbank St
Storm Doors
J. A. McCloud
Meadowbrook
Rogers Jewelry
R. Tubbs
Crescent
Radio Lab
Wrights
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Florist Flowers
Peck
Main St
Middletown-Monroe-Trenton
Ferry-Morse
Burpee
Besdenis
Diver Garden
First Ave
Bowman Garden
Verity-Tytus
Watkins Vanilla
Westinghouse Atomic Power
Waltz Mills
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
W. A. Furnes
Westinghouse Atomic Power Divisions
Waltz
P.O. Box
Madison
Pennsylvania
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