Armco Promotes Three in Corporate Finance
Armco Steel announces three promotions in corporate finance. Alan B. Cooper becomes senior auditor, Roy E. Halsey named to replace Cooper as general accounting supervisor, and C Eugene Barber advances to senior statistics accountant.
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C. W. Bowles
Armco Steel Corp
Alan B. Cooper
Roy E. Halsey
Cooper
C. Eugene Barber
Glenmore Drive
Armco
Xavier University
Xavier
Halsey
Oakmont Drive
Hamilton
Ohio
Lic
Barber
Keays Ave
University of Kentucky
Air Force
Metal Products
Parber
General Accounting
Coins Treasure Hunt Offers Watches And Gifts For A Penny
Coins Could Be Worth More Than You Think begins in Family Weekly on Sunday July 8. The noncontest hunt invites readers to locate coins pictured in the feature and claim merchandise prizes, with over 20 million coins circulated.
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Family Weekly
Fea
Ture
Today in History highlights and notable anniversaries
On this day in 1798 Congress passed the third alien law allowing detention of hostile nationals in war. In 1776 New York received news of independence as a mob melted down King George III statue. In 1854 the Republican Party was founded in Jackson Michigan.
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New York
England
George III
Republican Party
Jackson
Mich
Atlantic
Hartford Conn
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Chicago
Coin Treasure Hunt offers penny watch or flash camera set
Read Sunday Journal for the Coin Treasure Hunt and the chance to win a watch or a flash camera set for a penny. The promotion uses a penny wager and invites readers to participate in the contest.
Ravens gang of youths in Cincinnati theft ring
Juvenile authorities probe a West End group nicknamed the Ravens, a 10 to 14 year old theft ring linked to a girls’ auxiliary called the Plum Street Kids. Police say two youths with 24 dollars in stolen candy prompted rounds up, with an attic headquarters showing an honor roll grading entries from A for stealing to F minus for chickening out.
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Cincinnati
Ravens
West End
Plum Street Kids
Million Found In Car Trunk Mirrors Growing Claimant List
A $2.4 million fortune found in a dusty Jersey City car trunk drew growing claims led by federal authorities. Bookmaker Joseph Moriarty and Anna Petrick both declined ownership, while US Attorney Satz warned the money could be seized on grounds of illegality. Gov Hughes and Jersey City officials indicated potential state and local claims, with two carpenters and garage owner Frank Munzy among others weighing in.
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Jersey City
N. J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
FBI
Anna Petrick
State Prison
Trenton
Moriarty
Miss Petrick
Atty
David M. Satz Jr
Satz
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Thomas Gangemi
Frank Munzy
Austin J. Conley
Alfred
Hudson County
Lawrence A. Whipple
Conley
Ann Petrick
Indiana Man Cited By Patrol
Highway patrol reported a two car crash on Rt 130 east of Rt 27 at 6 15 PM. Thomas Lowe 18 of Hamilton stopped for a turning truck when Bruce Hibbard 40 of Indianapolis rear ended him. Hibbard cited for assured clear distance.
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Rt. 130
Rt. 27
Thomas Lowe
Dayton St
Hamilton
Bruce Hibbard
Indianapolis
Hibbard
Railroad Ties on Fire Near B and O Tracks
Firefighters report railroad ties burned on the B and O lines at Martz Paullin and DuBois roads at 7 25 this morning. The blaze was caused by a signal flare and caused minor damage according to firemen.
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Franklin
Martz- Paullin
DuBois
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Janet Leigh
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Middletown
FeDeral Savings & Loan Room
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Vait
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Central
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Barad
P.J
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