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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1957

Page

24

Unmarried Men Under 25 Hit Hard By Automobile Insurance Increase

Insurance hikes target single male drivers under 25, who are deemed high risk. Rates vary by county and territory with increases from 6 to 23 percent for bodily injury liability, and up to 33 percent more for collision coverage on young unmarried operators. Industry notes cite poor 1956 results and investment losses as drivers.

Automobile National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters National Automobile Underwriters Assn Ohio Warren County Butle Butler County Middletown Hamilton Middletown Board of Property Insurance Bwomba

Continental Can Reports Net Sales For First Half 1957

Continental Can Co reports six month net sales of 492.6 million for the period ending June 30 1957. per share earnings 1.68 on 11.19 million shares, down from 1.77 a year earlier. Directors declare quarterly dividends on common and preferred stocks with payable dates in September and October. General Lucius D Clay notes second half activity should lift annual earnings above 1957 level.

New York Continental Can Co Lucius D Clay Continental Hazel-Atlas Glass Co Robert Gair Co Clay

Bootlegger Avows Tax on $500 Weekly Income

In Peterborough Alvin Stoneberg said at a police inquiry he paid taxes on his $500 weekly bootlegging income, but income tax collectors rejected deducting his fines as expenses. He testified he had been arrested eight times in 14 years in bootlegging.

Peterborough Ont Alvin Stoneberg

The Brothers Karamazov on Off Broadway Fall Run

A new stage adaptation titled The Trial of Dimitri Karamazov by Norman Rose is set to arrive on Broadway off Broadway this fall, drawing renewed attention to the Dostoevsky classic linked with Marilyn Monroe.

New York Brothers Karamazov Marilyn Monroe Yen Dimitri Karamazov Norman Rose

Shipping firms in Portugal Must Reinvest Profits in New Tonnage

Portuguese law requires shipping companies to allocate a portion of their profits to the construction or acquisition of new tonnage. The rule aims to bolster national merchant fleet capacity and strategic maritime interests across the industry, with enforcement overseen by relevant authorities.

Portugal

Social Security tax and benefits for self employed workers

A column advises small business owners about paying Social Security tax on self employment income and explains eligibility for monthly benefits. It covers quarters of coverage, age requirements for retirement, disability rules, and earnings limits affecting benefits after age 65. It also answers reader questions about timing and pension interactions.

Congress Mrs. B

Canadian Oil and Mining Stocks Worth Careful Study

Roger Babson surveys Canadian stocks on the Toronto Exchange noting strong American investor interest and a 5 percent premium on the Canadian dollar. He advises focusing on oil producers and mining stocks with solid ore reserves, careful share count, and pipeline access, urging buyers to consider reserves and price per ton rather than mere quotes.

Toronto Stock Exchange Toronto Canada

Stainless Steel Powers Auto Growth Across Steel Century

In the steel industry centennial celebration the auto sector is highlighted as a prime driver of steel use. Starting with John Butler Tytus’s continuous strip mill in 1923, stainless steel emerges as a major auto component, from hub caps to body panels, underscoring Detroit's influence and the metal’s enduring, versatile role.

John Butler Tytus Armco Detroit Henry Ford Walter Chrysler Chrysler New York Ford Sall Industries Imaterials

Junior Leaders To Have Swim at Northside Pool

The Butler County Junior Leadership Club holds its July meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at Northside Swimming Pool Hamilton. Members will swim until 9 PM then go to Don Burk’s home at 1350 Glenbrook Dr for a casual gathering. This is the last meeting until September due to August camps and fairs.

Hamilton Butler County Northside Don Burk Glenbrook Dr Burk

Local Briefs Note Residents and Visits Across Towns

Sandra i Housefield is in Mercy Hospital. Paul E Nickill returned to the Navy base in Key West Florida after a visit with his parents. Howard Sharp and family joined a Harrison Indiana picnic. John Croucher of Hamilton and Roy Dixon's family of Dayton spent Sunday with relatives.

Sandra i Housefield Mercy Hospital Paul E. Nickill Key West Fla Howard Sharp Harrison Ind John Croucher Hamilton Croucher Nickill Leon Dixon Dayton Roy Dixon

Kings Mills Lynn Howell Leaves for Great Lakes Naval Training

Lynn Howell of Kings Mills departed Monday for the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Separately, Clarence Reynolds hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Durward Elbow, Don Bowyer, Jean Fischer, Alice Reynolds, and Randolph Reynolds of Batavia. Evening visitors were Art Whaley of Lebanon. Walter Ellis of Lebanon joined supper with Elgar Enfield's family.

Kings Mills Lynn Howell Great Lakes Naval Training Center Clarence Reynolds Durward Elbow Don Bowyer Jean Fischer Alice Reynolds Randolph Reynolds Batavia Art Whaley Lebanon Walter Ellis Elgar Enfield

Investment Advice on Metals and Oils Watered with Vision

A snippet urges careful metal and oil investments over 30 years, comparing coal pricing to stock value and stressing that metals are finite underground. It argues informed buyers can earn substantial profits, provided they select and supervise ventures diligently. It cites Canadian Oils as a potentially multiplying stake if properly managed.

Spanish Monarchy Shift Rumors Stir Franco Era

Reports from Madrid sketch a possible monarch restoration plan tied to Gen Francisco Franco and Don Juan amid anniversary events. A high‑level source says a Franco‑Don Juan meeting in late September could advance talks, with Juan Carlos positioned as heir and Franco holding premiership as a stabilizing move.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Don Juan Franco Morocco Alfonso XIII Galissimo Juan Prince Carlos

Middletonian Promoted to Regional Sales Manager

L. R. Kolodzik, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kolodzik of 1315 Yankee Rd., has been promoted to regional sales manager of Waters Equipment Co., Inc. The national automobile leasing firm is based in San Francisco, California.

L. R. Kolodzik E. F. Kolodzik Yankee Rd The Waters Equipment Co., Inc National Automobile Leasing Corporation San Francisco Calif

Fame Can Be Fleeting Fame Can Be Fleeting

New York theater tale of Wynn Pearce, understudy for No Time for Sergeants. Pearce spent 86 weeks restricted to a minor role while Andy Griffith and Charles Hobman starred. After Hohman fell ill, Pearce briefly took over on a Saturday, received a warm reaction, then the star returned and Pearce resumed chorus duties.

New York Wynn Pearce

Court clears theater tour firms in New York

New York court decision allows travel services to arrange Broadway theater tours again after the city licensing department barred them. The state supreme court ruled permits may be issued if proper controls are in place, reviving a business that had operated for years.

New York City Licensing Department State Supreme Court

Flop Wins Award for Brief Broadway Run

New York notes that A Very Special Baby, a Broadway box office flop with only five performances, has been chosen for the 40th Best Plays edition. The selection marks an unusual honor for such a short-running drama and reflects its status among the theater’s top literary efforts.

New York Broadway

Local Visitor List Names Franklin Guests of Mrs Howard Fielder

Franklin residents hosted notable visitors at a gathering for Mrs Howard Fielder. Attendees included Harry Wise Harry Sprague Mamie Humphries Martha Maggah and Mrs Flossie Corvelyou of Middletown and Mrs Ralph Canton of Chautauqua.

Howard Fielder Harry Wise Harry Sprague Mamie Humphries Martha Maggah Flossie Corvelyou Middletown Ralph Canton Chautauqua

Receipts Show Gains In Opener In Ohio Tax Year

State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy announced that Ohio prepaid tax receipts for the first six days of July 1957 totaled 2,287,018, up 110,009 or 5 percent from the 2,177,009 in the first seven days of July 1956. Montgomery and Warren counties showed gains, while Butler and Preble lagged behind 1956. Overall week revenue reached 2,683,444, vs 2,586,592 a year earlier, a favorable swing of 96,552.

Ohio Roger W. Tracy Tracy Montgomery County Warren Butler

Sunbury Socials Include Greenville and Arcanum Guests

Sunbury reports a series of visits. True Westfall and family from Greenville and Ned Kriss with Cynthia from Arcanum were guests of James B. Abner and family. John Slifer hosted by Harry Wilding and Wilfred Maggs from Monmouthshire. Alva Long visited Monroe Swartz and mother. Charles Allen of West Carrollton and Earl Roberts of Franklin visited Cleve Roberts. Ronald Evans attended the Evans family reunion at Eaton.

Sunbury True Westfall Greenville Ned Kriss Cynthia Arcanum James B. Abner John Slifer Harry Wilding Wilfred Maggs Monmouthsshire South Wales Alva Long Monroe Swartz Charles Allen West Carrollton Earl Roberts Franklin Cleve ‘Roberts Ronald Evans Evans Eaton

Family dinner hosted by Ross on North Cherry Street

A family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ross on North Cherry Street drew relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hutt, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burnett and son from Ridgeville, Mrs. Nina St John, Mrs. Rose Mary Ashmead and children of Waynesville, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Ross and sons of Middletown, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N Barrett and sons of Olmstead Falls.

Dave Ross North Cherry Street Will Hutt Wilbur Hutt Gene Burnett Ridgeville Nina St. John Rosemary Ashmead Waynesville Paul E. Ross Middletown Bruce N. Barrett Olmstead Falls

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