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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
3
Chicago area officials claim the Congress Expressway near downtown has the nation’s busiest one mile with 7,200 vehicles per hour, surpassing Los Angeles’ Hollywood Freeway at 6,600. Illinois public works director William J. Pages Jr. announced the finding on Tuesday.
A delinquent sales tax assessment charge is set for Blythe Williams Post 231 American Legion at a hearing before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control in Columbus today. The Legion post located at 836 Eighth Ave holds a D4 permit.
Report of condition as of December 30 1961 filed under OCC rules lists cash balances with banks United States government obligations loans and discounts bank premises and other assets totaling 54 458 453 72 with various breakdowns including securities and overdrafts
AP analyzes a 1962 Congress era marked by a partisan mix as Democrats outnumber Republicans in the House and Senate, promising a stubborn, cautious year. It notes seniority driven committee chairmanship, potential filibusters, and a cautious path for Kennedy era policy with foreign aid and tariff actions likely.
Bankruptcy filings list Lenton D Melntosh of South Lebanon polisher with 5168 debts and 650 assets Steve Hibbard of Hamilton laborer 1847 debts 0 assets Robert G Greene of Hamilton salesman 3047 debts 75 assets Neil Armitage of West Middletown drill operator 28857 debts 9950 assets
The beaver stands as the largest rodent in North America and ranks among the most valuable fur animals.
Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr. praised the Kennedy era military buildup as a bloodless effort to deter war. Speaking at a Fort Riley dinner, he said American peacetime readiness is unsurpassed and backed by the will to stand firm if freedom is threatened.
The Women s Guild of New Era Baptist Church at 1220 Young St moves weekly meetings from 3 30 p m to 7 30 p m on Thursdays starting this week announced by Mrs Margaret Marable. A Valentine tea tentatively set for Feb 11 will be discussed at tomorrow s meeting in the church annex.
Radar waves not suitable for locating planes were repurposed to monitor smog. The unusual application demonstrates how technology can repurpose existing systems to measure air pollution and track pollution patterns without tracking aircraft activity.
Columbus Ohio AP Ohio Civil Rights Commission orders the Karl Taylor Orchesta and Entertainment Agency of Dayton to pay Lester Bass a back pay of 180 dollars for loss of work at the Van Cleve Hotel in Dayton last March. The ruling marks the commission's first since the Fair Employment Practices Act took effect in 1959. Roscoe L Barrow dean of the University of Cincinnati College of Law con
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