Air Force seeks Middletown firms for bids on supplies
aPad .E. Birkheld chief of the Smet Business and Contractor A Relations Office of Dayton Air Force Contract Management District at Wright Patterson AFB will be in Middletown Tuesday to advise manufacturers and suppliers interested in bidding on future Air Force supplies equipment or services. The visit announced by Lt Col Porrester chief of Dayton District and Richard W. Single executive vice president of Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. Private interviews with company representatives will be held in Chamber offices Manchester motor run between 9 am and 4 pm. Slagle noted hundreds of commodities and services are needed by the Air Force and many can be supplied by Middletown firms.
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aPad
E. Birkheld
Smet
Dayton Air Force
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Af Air Force
Slagle
Air Force
Middletown
Senate Prepares Major Foreign Aid Debate This Week
The Senate plans to debate a large foreign aid authorization while the House acts on a key tax measure. The bill would extend wartime and postwar tax rates, cut airline taxes, and raise $4.5 billion in annual revenue if enacted by June 30. It also authorizes $600 million for the current fiscal year and $890 million annually for three years for the Alliance for Progress in Latin America.
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Washington
Senate
House
Minor collision reported at Yankee Road and Meadow Avenue
One traffic accident occurred yesterday at 5 30 near Yankee Road and Meadow Avenue. A car driven by Ande Williams 61 LaFayette Ave collided with a car driven by Hannah Bales 411 Yankee Road. Damage to the tun aulne was minor.
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Ande Williams
LaFayette Ave
Hannah Bales
Yankee Road
Meadow Avenue
Four Middletown Couples Attend Knights of Columbus Event
Four couples from Middletown attended the Southwest Ohio district Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus exemplification at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati over the weekend. The couples were Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fay, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hughes.
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Middletown
Southwest Ohio
Knight of Columbus
Sheraton - Gibson
Cincinnati
James Gordon
Adrian Mayer
J. E. Fay
R. W. Hughes
Kennedy Returns to Washington from Virginia Estate
President Kennedy flew from Glen Ora near Middleburg Virginia to Washington aboard a helicopter landing on the White House lawn after a 19 minute flight. He was with K LeMoyne Ings a longtime family friend. The First Lady and their two children had earlier traveled to the estate and joined him there.
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Washington
Kennedy
Virginia
White House
K. LeMoyne Ings
New York
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Deaths and Funerals in Mason and Middletown
Obituary notices list James W. Davis 61 of Mason who died of a heart attack and is to have services at Gallimore Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also cited is a Middletown man, Mr. Wilson, age unspecified, retired from Armco after 25 years who served in World War II, with visitation and funeral details at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Maineville Cemetery. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings across several Ohio locales.
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Mason
Gallimore
James W. Davis
Kings Malls Road
Davis
Fisher Body
Hamillton
Esther
Earl Grisham
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wilson
Armco Steel Corp
American Legion
Ha‘zelgreen
Middletown
Joseph L
Loveland
Courtney
Hamilton
Dorsey
Reading
Goldie Nickell
Rose Booker
Lebanon Rt. 1
Lester E. Francis Dies in Cincinnati
Lester E. Francis—vice president and owner of Gough Lamb Cleaners—died Saturday in Cincinnati. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning at Bolton Memorial Home in Westwood. Francis was active in Westwood Presbyterian Church, taught Sunday School 24 years, supported Boy Scouting, and earned the Silver Beaver Award. He held a master’s in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati and is survived by his wife Marie, a Cincinnati physician, son Robert, recently graduated from Indiana University, and son David of Middletown, president of Gough Lamb.
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Lester E. Francis
Gough Lamb Cleaners
Cincinnati
Bolton Memorial Home
Westwood
Erle Hanson
Gough Lamb
Francis
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Daniel Beard Council of
University of Cincinnati
Marie
Robert
University of Indiana
David
Middletown
James C. Wilson James Curtis Wilson obituary note
James C. Wilson also known as James Curtis Wilson, aged 55, is referenced in a partial obituary note. The fragment mentions his name and age but lacks full biographical details or dates. Further readable context is needed to confirm full identity and life details.
Obituary notices from multiple readers and families
John W. Ramsey aged 85 of 629 N. D Street receives services today. Christian M. Sullivan 58 of 2211 Pleasant Avenue has private services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Mrs Ola Ross, 50 of 1895 Dixie Highway, has services at Hazard Kentucky. Mrs Romilda Wiseman 58 of 774 Schwartz Drive to a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St Pete in Chains Church. Nancy Anne Toerner nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Toerner at 88 Lilliedale Lane holds a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St Ann's Church.
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Christian M. Sullivan
Pleasant Ave
Ola Ross
Dixie Hwy
Hazard
Romilda Wiseman
Schwartz
St. Pete In Chains Church
Nancy Anne Toerner
Thomas Toerner
Lilliedale Ln
Morrow
St. Ann's Church
Right To Work Alive in Ohio Campaign Debate
Ohio Governor DiSalle asserts the right-to-work movement remains active despite 1958 defeat and challenges Republican nominee Rhodes to state his position before the 1962 election. Rhodes hints the issue will be discussed. DiSalle notes past campaign dynamics and references former officeholders who backed the proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
U.S
John W. Bricker
Gev
William O'Neill
Atty
Wiliam Saxbe
Roger W. Tracy
O'Neill
Bricker
Notable NJ publisher Walter Dear dies after long illness
Walter M. Dear aged 85 former Jersey Journal publisher and co owner died Saturday after a long illness. Dear began at the Journal as a reporter in 1908 and retired in 1948 serving as treasurer vice president and president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Also noted are end of life obituaries for Richard Drake Laurnders a Hollywood pianist composer and music critic and W Wallace Orr Philadelphia advertising executive. A silkworm spins its cocoon in 72 hours producing 2000 to 3000 feet of filament.
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Jersey City
Walter M. Dear
The
Jersey Journal
Dear
Journal
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hollywood
Richard Drake Laurnders
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Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Charles Laughton
Memorial Hospital For Cancer
Laughton
Capital
United States
Seip
Reedy’s Foods
QED Foods Inc
Eeest
Sweet Corn Reedy’s Foods
Verity
Crawford
Middletown Hospital
James C. Wilson
James Curtis Wilson
John W. Ramsey
Philadelphia
W Wallace Orr
N. W Aver & Co
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