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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1964

Page

15

Equality for Art essay wins for Middletown junior

Ora Brewer, a Middletown High School junior, won first prize in the Employ the Handicapped annual essay contest with Equality for Art. The contest, judged by local and state leaders, awarded first prize a $25 local Ahepa gift to Brewer, with state prizes including a $225 government bond.

MHS Ora Brewer Middletown High School James A. Brewer Flemming Road Ida Zecher Columbus Ohio Afl-Cio Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Manufacturers Association Washington Order of Ahepa Miss Brewer Judy Steed Franklin High Jeff Ireland

Temporary Workers to be Laid Off in Ohio Bureau

About 500 temporary workers hired to handle increased unemployment claims will be laid off in February due to a $1 million cut in federal funds for Ohio. Administrator Willard P. Dudley said layoffs will shift to regular staff as seasonal positions end after savings are exhausted. He noted no rise in federal administrative money and described ongoing talks with Washington and Ohio congressmen.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Willard P. Dudley Dudley Washington

First United States Mint Established in Philadelphia

The first United States Mint was created in Philadelphia, then the national capital, under the Act of April 2, 1792, to produce gold, silver, and copper coinage.

United States Philadelphia

Youth Robbery Attempt Foiled By Cleveland Teller

A youth tried to rob Cleveland Trust Co main office by handing a note demanding twenty dollar bills. Teller Harry Travers asked "Are you nuts?" and police later took the youth into custody as he fled. the suspect vanished before guards arrived.

Cleveland Harry Travers Travers Cleve

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