Schwinn joins Aeronca as vice president veteran aviation pioneer
John Schwinn, a long time Air Materiel Command veteran from Wright-Patterson, was appointed Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. vice president. He helped develop early ground attack planes and reconnaissance designs, organized procurement for World War II aircraft, and negotiated contracts for jet engines and jet aircraft. Schwinn and his wife Lula reside at 265 Castle Dr., Kettering.
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John Schwin
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Schwinn
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Aviation Section
Signal Corps
McCook Field
Air Force
Old McCook Field
America
Starfire Schwinn
Lula
Castle Dr
Kettering
Texas Eastern to Complete Todhunter Terminal LPG Storage
Texas Eastern Transmission announces the first LPG shipment via the Little Big Inch to the Lebanon Red Lion terminal and formal dedication set for Aug. 16. Mining to begin Aug. 1 at Todhunter cavern site, with 12 million gallons storage capacity and Dec. 1 completion for facilities including a fractionating plant and truck rail delivery.
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Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Little Big Inch
Lebanon
Red Lion
Millard K. Neptune
Shreveport
Neptune
Gulf
Ast
Baytown
Texas
Middletown
Michigan
New England
Gulf Coast
Chicago
Tedhunter
Midwest
Oklahoma
Logan-Long Seeks End To Strike
Franklin special report on Logan-Long Co plant officials issuing their first statement since last Wednesday’s walkout. The firm offered a two year contract with Local 102 of the United Paper Workers and Paper Makers AFL CIO, including a 10 cent hourly raise and minor fringe benefits if no work interruption, while the union sought immediate five cents, plus two and six cent raises in January and May 1939.
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Logan + Long Co
Franklin
Newport News Shipyard Lathe Trade Shows Replacement Costs
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. bought a heavy duty engine lathe for 6600 and sold its 20 year depreciated value of 6300 for replacement funds 3700. The new lathe cost 36000 with 26000 from profits after taxes. Taxes were percent of earned profit and 57000 had to be earned. The firm estimates 807000 in new business needed to buy the lathe. Delaware hosts the Grand Circuit and the Little Brown Jug pacer race.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Delaware
U. S
The Hunch Back of Taipei
A fragmented observation centers on Mr. Chang who runs a milk bar and aid network in Taipei. He helps a mother with a sick baby and distributes supplied meals through religious aid programs, assisting many families in need amid failing systems.
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Mr. Chang
Taipei
Yong
Tim Remee
Protestant Shawn See Surnius Appeal
In cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association a clothing collection is launched. Details remain sparse, with emphasis on community service and fundraising through the publication's sponsorship.
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Shawn
Surnius
PubMehet Snap Bl
The
Advertisin Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
New Analyst Al Gardner Named at Diamond Gardner Corp
James H. Thompson named development analyst for the Diamond Gardner Corp. announced by vice president E. T. Gardner Jr. Thompson, formerly staff assistant to general management, joined the company in January 1950 as an accounting trainee. Diamond Gardner, formerly The Diamond Match Co., makes matches and related products.
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James H. Thompson
Diamond Gardner Corp
E.T. Gardner Jr
Thompson
General Management
On Company
Dairypak
Associated Company
Litchfield
Lil
Kenosha
Wis
Navy
University of
Inflationary War Fears Drive Stocks and Policy Views
The piece argues inflationary pressures follow wars, citing copper price jumps after U.S. Lebanon deployment and the belief Wall Street bets on ongoing inflation. It notes concerns about dollar value, wage trends, and investor hedges in land stocks and bonds, with economists predicting gradual but persistent inflation and eventual adjustments. Then it warns of a shallow 2 percent annual target as insufficient to prevent market misreads.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Wall Street
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
Howe Motors Sells Renault Franchise In Local Area
The Howe Motor Co at 1701 Central Ave announced it has taken the Renault franchise for the area. It will sell and service the Renault Dauphine and Chevrolet and stock a full line of Renault parts alongside Chevrolet offerings.
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The
Howe Motor Co
Central Ave
Renault
Howe
Chevrolet
Lawrence
Armco Man Is Promoted Senior Cost Accountant
Norbert J. Kittel of 310 Moore Street has been promoted to senior cost accountant at Armco Middletown Works. He previously served as cost clerk and senior cost clerk in the accounting department, with a career progression detailed from 1935 to 1954.
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Norbert J. Kittel
Moore St
Armco
Middletown Works
Don S. Holstein
N. J
Ohio Tax Receipts Dip Again in Early Fiscal Year
State Treasurer Tracy reports Ohio sales tax receipts for the first two weeks of the new fiscal year are down 21.07 percent from last year. Prepaid tax receipts for the week ending July 12, 1958 brought in 2,503,173, down from 2,952,601 a year earlier. County results varied but all four nearby counties showed declines, with Butler, Montgomery, Coble, and Warren posting lower figures than in 1957. Cumulative two-week receipts total 1,121,301, a drop of 1,967,783 from the first two periods of last year.
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Ohio
Treacher
Roger W. ‘Tracy
Tracy
Hie
Butler County
Montgomery
Warren
Payroll Report Forms Due Soon
The Bureau of Workmen's Compensation reminds about 120000 Ohio employers with less than a week to file payroll report forms for Jan 1 to Jun 30 1958. Deadline is July 31. Employers may mail forms to the state treasurer and get help at 16 bureau offices in Akron Canton Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton Hamilton Youngstown and Zanesville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Oho
James L. Young
Bureau
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Hamilton
Loma
Logan
Mansfield
Martins Ferry
Portsmouth
Ees
Youngstown
Zanes v
Renault Dauphine Debuts With Economy And Safety Features
Renault Manufacturing Co introduces the 1958 Dauphine a four door rear engine sedan praised for appearance economy comfort and safety. It delivers up to 43 mpg with standard equipment including heater defroster and radios plus optional sunroof air conditioning and white wall tires. The car measures 17 feet by 5 feet by 4 feet 9 inches weighs 1390 pounds and was tested from Arctic to Sahara before display at Howe Motor showroom.
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Howe
Renault
Mag
Arctic Circle
Sahara Desert
Howe Motor Show Room
Business Briefs highlight regional auto and glass trades
Robert R. Kihm former general manager buys Central Motor Co and Hamilton Chevrolet agency expanding holdings in Butler area. Hamilton business purchase follows earlier stake by 1933. Jacone Glass Shop of Middletown named Permalume shower enclosure dealer, expanding lineup from glass and building products with 22 years serving Middletown.
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Robert R. Kihm
Howe Motor Co
Central Motor Co
Hamilton Chevrolet
Butler
Hamilton Central Realty Co
Hamilton
Jacone Glass Shop
Middletown
Henry Lauter
Jake Cohen
Shower Door Co. of America
Atlanta
Jacone
Business Seems To Be Improving
New York reports an optimistic business mood backed by data. Government spending and defense contracts rise while GDP and consumer spending show gains. Stock markets hit highs, while manufacturing orders and oil production expand. Mortgage debt sets a record as shares trade strongly.
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Bernard Goldfine
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
George Washington
William Thorton
James C. Wright
Peiping Builds New Industrial Base Reported
The Peiping area in Red China grows into an industrial hub with 79 factories under construction including power plants chemical works a vehicle plant and cotton mills as the capital shifts from its imperial past.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Take-Home Pay Slice Is Expected To Rise
NEW YORK AP The chance grows that New Year will bring higher take home pay due to social security tax hikes. The fund faces red ink as beneficiaries rise and tax receipts lag. Proposals aim to raise the wage base to 4800 and adjust the 4 percent payroll rate by 1999.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Treasury
United States
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