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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1958

Page

22

New Benefits May Affect Many Here

Unemployed claimants with expired or exhausted benefits in the past year may apply this week for extended benefits under a recent special session law. The Ohio measure takes effect today and could generate several hundred applications at the Middle Town Office of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation located at 18 North Clinton Street. Ex servicemen may also qualify for federal extended veterans unemployment benefits. Local offices operate 8 to 5 Monday through Friday and 8 to 12 on Saturday. A separate report notes that the average annual salary for required training positions with the blind ranges from 3 000 to 4 400 dollars, similar to industrial and commercial job pay.

Middletown Bureau of Unemployment Compensation North Clinton St Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Office

Wounded Negro Nabbed In Slayings Of Two Officers

(AP) Two elderly Mandeville policemen Gus Gill and Jake Galloway were shot dead on a road near Mandeville. A wounded Black man, identified as Bickham, was arrested near Baton Rouge after a stolen car was found abandoned at Sorrento. Gill was shot in the face and Galloway in the back.

Epee Mandeville Baton Rouge Gus Gill Jake Galloway Sorrento Bickham Gill Galloway

Columbus Girds For Legion Parley In Ohio

The 40th annual American Legion of Ohio convention opens in Columbus with about 7 400 delegates and 10 000 expected after weekend arrivals. Sessions occur in the Franklin County Memorial Building with affiliated groups at Central High School Fort Hayes Hotel and the Neil House. Highlights include a huge parade, 33 bands, and officer elections with候 Herman D Devor likely to be elected state commander and contests for other offices ongoing across the state.

Columbus Ohio American Legion of Ohio The Forty & Eight Siem & Forty Legion Franklin County Memorial Building Central High School Fort Hayes Neil House Hocchool Stadium

Legion Group Seeks State Recognition After Partial National Status

An affiliated women’s Legion group may gain state recognition following action at a Legion convention. The 20 women and 4 jeeps unit has resolutions from Cleveland and Toledo posts seeking recognition. The drive traces to South Carolina and the Southern Confederacy formation at Charleston on December 20, 1860.

Legion Convention Women Legionnaires Cleveland Toledo South Carolina Charleston United States

Ousted Sultan Accuses Britain Over Arrests in Desert State

The Sultan of La hej accuses Britain of trying to destroy his sultanate by wholesale arrests of leaders. Britain banished 35 year old Arab prince Sir Ali Abdul Karim Arid from the 10,000 square mile West Aden Protectorate for anti British activity. The Sultan says he has appealed to President Nasser for support and is consulting Arab diplomats on legal options.

Rome Lahej Britain Ali Abdul Karim Arid Aden Nasser Egypt

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