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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
4
The Hungarian Magyar Nemzet campaigns against overweight actors with blunt jokes about Hamlet Cyrano and Cassius. It mocks a corpulent Hamlet marching on stage and a pot-belly Cyrano, noting Cassius’s lean warning against the trend.
Milwaukee native Captain Herman Marks, formerly an executioner under the Castro regime, is reported to have lost his United States citizenship for serving in a foreign army.
Labor unions face dwindling influence and slipping membership amid new legal limits and public skepticism. AFL-CIO cohesion masks internal disputes while employers rally, with major strikes in steel and meatpacking shaping a cautious, halfhearted organizing effort.
Columbus AP reports at least two Ohio infants suffocated this year as plastic film clung to their mouths and noses. State health officials warn warnings about misuse of plastic coverings are wearing off and urge parents to keep plastics away from sleeping infants.
In Atlanta a woman in the public library recalls a man slightly drunk wandering in He sits at a table and rifling birth and death statistics He asks a distinguished man if every breath causes a death The man replies by suggesting chewing cloves in a quirky exchange
Ray mond H. Willett of Greenwich Huron County is named to a new term as Ohio superintendent of banks ending February 20 1962 Governor Michael V DiSalle announced the appointment.
George Meany AFL CIO president asks President Eisenhower to back a high level conference for employers and union chiefs. Eisenhower favors the idea and sessions may occur in coming weeks, but observers doubt success due to union weakness in the current economy.
Earl John James Marlow writes the United Press International column urging daily brotherhood in life and business. The writer is reported to be ill while composing the piece.
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