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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1962

Page

7

DiSalle refuses McElroy demand for apology

Ohio Governor Michael V DiSalle rejects a public apology request from Ally. Gen. Mark McElroy linked to State Teachers Retirement Board remarks McElroy and DiSalle both seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in May. DiSalle says no errors were found and refuses a letter dispute.

DiSalle McElroy Columbus Ohio Mark .McElroy Michael V. DiSalle State Teachers Retirement Board Democrace

Negro Leader Says NAACP is Outdated

Paul Zuber, a prominent figure against Northern school segregation, says the NAACP is outmoded and should merge with other groups. The New York attorney, 35, criticizes leadership while noting local pro integration efforts and his own court wins in New York, New Rochelle, Englewood, Newark, and Chicago.

Raleigh Allsbrook New York Paul Zuber National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Ford Zuber New York New Rochelle N.Y Englewood Newark N.J Chicago Naacp New York State Conference NAACP

Zuber cites splinter groups filling Negro needs

Zuber argues the NAACP failed as CE0 and about a dozen other splinter groups have emerged to meet Black Americans' needs. He suggests a merger of these factions could address the fragmented civil rights effort.

Zuber NAACP New Blood Mark Twain Congress of Racial Equality

Bankers Oppose 20 Percent Tax on Investment Interest

In Columbus the American Bankers Association backs a proposed tax on savings and loans but opposes a 20 percent levy on investment interest. M. Monroe Kimbrel of Thomson Georgia outlined how such a tax would erase competitive gains of savings and loans over banks. The ABA warns banks would collect the tax from depositors if enacted. The tax bill, now under House committee, may reach the House by month end.

Columbus, Ohio American Bankers Association Savings and Loans Association Ohio Bankers Association M. Monroe Kimbrel Thomson Kimbrel ABA Congress Internal Revenue Service House Ways and Means

Bloomer Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Court

Freda Bloomer filed a petition in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio case No 6185 on February 1962 seeking a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Dewey Bloomer must answer by March 24 1962 or the petition will be granted as prayed.

Dewey Bloomer Freda Bloomer Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio

Aid Course Completed By Scouts Aid Course Completed By Scouts

A 10 hour Red Cross standard first aid course was completed last night by the Oneida Senior Girl Scout troop and neighborhood leaders. Those receiving certificates were Senior Scouts Katy Coomer, Toni Horton, Rosemary Bradenheimer, Patricia Begley, Cheryl Bradenheimer, Iris Kendrick and Patricia Bailey plus leaders Mrs Clyde Sageser, Mrs Charles Bales, Mrs Eugene Bartlett, Mrs Shelby Pelfrey, Mrs George Robillard, Mrs E J Girdler and Mrs Finley Allen Red Cross instructors for the class were Mrs Esta Cox and Mrs William Stallsmith. Troop members and leaders plan to attend a worship service as a group on Girl Scout Sunday March 11 at the First Church of God on Yankee Road. After the service they will have dinner, then attend the All Girl Scout Line at Middletown High School from 2 to 4 pm. The troop also plans a special program March 14 for all Oneida troops to celebrate Girl Scout Week.

Red Cross Oneida Katy Coomer Toni Horton Rosemary Bradenhemer Patricia Begley Cheryl Bradenheimer Iris Kendrick Patricia Bailey Clyde Sageser Charles Bales Eugene Bartlett Shelby Pelfrey George Robillard E. J .Girdler Finley Allen

Stolen Items Include Car Coat From Several Homes

Thefts were reported at three residences. Items valued about 990 dollars were taken from Warren Webb’s home at 15308 Calumet Ave. A car was stolen from Ronald Smith at 16 McKinley St. A coat disappeared from Arthur Holderman at 3906 Titus Ave.

Warren Webb Calumet Ave Ronald Smith McKinley St Arthur Holderman Tytus Ave

Ex-Schoolmarm Stepping Up As WACs' Director

Lt. Col. Emily Carla Gorman, long-time Army officer and former schoolteacher, is named director of the Women’s Army Corps effective August 1, succeeding Col. Mary Louise M. Rasmuson. Her career spans training roles at Fort Des Moines and Ft. Monroe, with recent Viet Nam and Latin America assignments. Born April 9, 1909 in Pulaski New York, she holds a Cornell BA and postgraduate work at Syracuse and Rochester.

Washngton Emily Carla Gorman Women's Army Corps Wacs Washington WAC Mary Louise M. Rasmuson Army Emily Gorman Wacss Ft. Des Moines F. Lee Va Continental Army Command Ft. Monroe Col. Gorman Pulaski, N.Y Cornell University Syracuse University Univer Sitty of Rochester

Gold Rush May Start In Alaska

Nome in Alaska eyes Norton Sound as prospectors file for 32,318 acres of shallow bottomland permits. Shell Oil Co and eight others seek mineral rights while Gov Egan urges caution yet notes offshore area may rival historic Nome gold. Estimated placers worth 90 to 100 million dollars expected from black sands at Nome beaches.

Juneau Alaska Nome Norton Sound Roscoe Bell Shell Ol] Co William A. Egan

Remarkable new Shell Heating Oil saves you money

Shell introduces refined heating oil using a hydro desulphurization process that removes billions of sulphur and nitrogen atoms. The bright clean oil produces a hot cone shaped flame, reduces fuel bills, and lowers service calls. Available now with a protective additive for deposits. Call for facts.

New Shell

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