Personal Credit Beats Cash Says Club Speaker
Roger L. Downing of Columbus told the Exchange Club in Manchester that personal credit is worth more than cash in the jeans. He defined credit by character capacity and collateral, stressing character as the key trust measure and noting collateral is least essential. He urged wise use of credit and cited lenders ready to extend cash in exchange for a portion of one’s personal credit.
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Roger L. Downing
Columbus
Exchange Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Dowing
Ohio Consumer Loan Association
Downing
Man Admits Bank Heist At Toledo
In Toledo Ohio a man identified as Robert R Mooneyham 25 admitted taking part in the robbery of the National Bank of Toledo East Side branch four hours after three other men fled with 1224 dollars. A car used in the escape contained 1290 dollars and Mooneyham had been paroled from Mansfield Reformatory February 8 for grand larceny.
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Toledo, Ohio
National Bank of Toledo
East Side
Marion Davey
Robert R. Mooneyham
Toledo
Mooneyham
Davey
Moouryiam
Mansfield Reformatory
Navarre Park
80 Facilities Are Surplus
The Defense Department said 89 military installations and facilities in 20 states and Canada have been declared surplus. They originally cost $273.8 million and their disposal will save $5.41 million annually in maintenance. The move continues the administration’s drive to eliminate outmoded bases after the 1981 closure of 73 bases.
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Washington
Defense Department
States
Canada
Department
Pentagon
Bellevue Man Killed by Truck on Ohio Route 2
Henry I Garber 67 of Whitehouse died after stepping into the path of a truck along Ohio Route 2 miles west of Bellevue. The fatal incident happened today and authorities noted the man died at the scene. The driver remained at the scene and cooperation with investigators was expected.
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Bellevue, Ohio
Henry I
Nixon Sees GOP Wins In States
NEW YORK AP Former Vice President Richard M Nixon predicted Republicans would win gubernatorial elections in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and California Nixon said Kennedy remained popular but would have little effect on the races Deciding on local issues he spoke at Idlewild Airport before departing for Los Angeles accompanied by his wife He called the gubernatorial contests the real sleepers for Republicans and warned they posed a national danger to Democrats
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
California
Nixon
Kennedy
Idlewild
Los Angeles
Central Ohio Blue Cross seeks 16.7 percent rate hike
Central Hospital Service, serving 29 Ohio counties, filed for a 16.7 percent overall rate increase with the Ohio Department of Insurance. President Ralph W. Jordan cited rising hospital costs and higher use of benefits after a $531,092 loss in early 1962. Increase details vary by plan, with specific monthly bumps for employee contracts and non group plans, excluding merit rated groups and several endorsements. The nine day review period begins as counties affected include Franklin, Athens, Champaign, Coshocton, Crawford, Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Gallia, Guernsey, Hocking, Jackson, Knox, Lawrence, Licking, Logan, Madison, Marion, Meigs, Morgan, Morin, Muskingum, Perry, Pickaway.
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Columbus, Ohio
Central Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Ralph W. Jordan
Columbus
Rutes
Jordan
Franklin
Athens
Champaign
Coshoeton
Crawford
Delaware
Fairfield
Fayette, Gallia
Guernsey
Hocking
Jackson
Knox
Lawrence
Licking
Logan
Madison
Marion
Meigs
Morgan
Morhew
Muskingum
Perry
Picka
Duty On New Church Cross Nixed
Washington AP reports the Senate Finance Committee voted to void the duty on a cross made in England and donated to Christ Episcopal Church in Cincinnati Ohio for its chapel. Charles Taft senior warden and brother of the late Senator Robert Taft argued the cross faced a 109 percent duty and that gifts should be duty free. The Cincinnati provision rode along with a minor House tariff bill.
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Ate
England
Christ Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Congress
Local Plan to Implement New Routes on October First
The proposal lists routes to serve Pike Ross Union Vinton and Wyandot counties. If approved, the company plans to put them into effect Oct 1, with the present plan awaiting final action.
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Pike, Ross
Union
Vinton and Wyandot
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