Major Cleland to Speak at Middletown Personnel Association
Maj David J Cleland assistant professor of management at the Air Force Institute of Technology will address the Middletown Personnel Association at the Manchester Motor Inn on Tuesday. He discusses protective management after 17 years in active duty and previously managed the KC 135B C2 system. He holds degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and a PhD from Ohio State University.
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Middletown Personnel Association
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Long Sleeve Shirt Assortment with White Collars
A sale of sixty famous brand long sleeve shirts in white. Assorted collar styles available. Sizes range from 14 to 17 in a grouped offering labeled save. Suitable for group buyers seeking uniform shirts.
First National Rated Among Nation's Banks
The First National Bank of Middletown ranked 643rd among the top 1,000 U S commercial banks by Amer ican Banker based on deposits. It reported year end deposits of 5 415 255 17 and assets of 60 008 126 84, with Butler County's only other listing the First National Bank & Trust Co of Hamilton at 698th.
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American Banker Newspaper
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Butler County
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Hamilton
Mueller Brass Reports Record 1964 Sales Despite Earnings Dip
Mueller Brass Co. posts 1964 net sales of 88.68 million, the highest in company history, up from 80.84 million in 1963. The year yielded a profit of 446,540 or 78 cents per share, down from 2.35 million or 4.14 per share in 1963. Dividends were 1.35, with year end current assets at 23.46 million and shareholders’ investment at 29.14 million. Middletown Tube Division located at 1300 Lafayette Ave.
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Mueller Brass Co
Fred Riggin Jr
Reggin
Riggin
Middletown Tube
Mueller Brass
Lafayette Ave
Engineers Week Opens Today in Dayton Area
Engineers Week starts today in the Dayton area with public recognition of engineers and their role in progress and safety. National Cash Register Co. chairman John H. Burns announced the theme Engineering For Human Needs to highlight engineers' public welfare and technological contributions. The observance coincides with George Washington's birthday week, reflecting his status as a noted civil and military engineer.
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National Cash Register Co
Dayton
George Washington
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