New Armco Film Reveals Steel Research Impact
A 22 minute sound color film titled Main Street U S A Today previews Armco steel research from 1925 to now. Filmed in Middletown at Armco labs and Works it shows an average American family and town benefiting from steel progress. Special participants include Middletown Actor's Playhouse members and Armco researchers who provided props and period costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Armco
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Armeco
Middletown Works
Middleton Actor's Playhouse
Jean Anne Brandenburg
Douglas Faulkner
Sandy Akerman
Arlene Akerman
Kenneth
Neal
William Howe
William Harrison
Charles Terhune
LeRoy Snyder
Enire Company
State Slash Ordered In Aid and Relief Funds
Welfare Director Denver White ordered immediate cuts in two public assistance programs and a 10 percent slash in poor relief matching due to funds shortages. Aid for the disabled drops about $3 per person monthly and dependent children about $2.25, effective April 1 after March checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Denver White
White
Canary
DiSalle
More Bills Stacked For Legislature
Ohio lawmakers adjourned for a three day weekend after a session that added a dozen bills to the docket and approved five routine measures. proposed laws would let public employees unionize and bargain, raise pay for county officials, reorganize three agricultural divisions, and expand Wildlife Council power over commercial fishing. The Senate confirmed Wayne B. Brewer of Findlay as the sixth appointee to the Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission, which already guaranteed over 1,700 loans totaling more than $1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Wildlife Council
Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission
Senate
Wayne B. Brewer
Findlay
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
Police Briefs Report Thefts and Suspects
Finley Ward reported his car stolen between 7 and 8 p m yesterday. Don E McKenzie of Lansing said youths threw a snowball through his car window and broke sunglasses yesterday afternoon. Police arrested several youngsters believed responsible. A tachometer and a set of dummy spotlights worth 60 dollars were stolen from Bob Coleman’s car at 2006 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Ward
Don E. McKenzie
Lansing
Mich
Bob Coleman
Pearl St
Diamond National Net In 62 Up 12 Per Cent
Diamond National Corp 1962 net income rose 12.5 percent to 14.505 million with 3.15 per share on 4.564 million shares. Dividend on common stock increased to 50 cents a quarter, annual 2.00, payable May 1 to record April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Rectors
Diamond National
Security Lithograph Company
Page-Detroit, Inc
Middletown Hospital Board Reelects Officers
The Middletown Hospital board reelected officers at a meeting held yesterday. Continuing in office are Stuart Ives as president J D Sawyer as vice president Dave Finkelman as treasurer and Robert Millan as treasurer.
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Board of Trustees of
Middletown Hospital
Stuart Ives
J. D. Sawyer
Dave Finkeliman
Robert Millan
Cub Wins Rocket Race At Blue and Gold Dinner
Steve Blazer won the rocket ship race at Cub Scout Pack 1’s blue and gold dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Den winners included Norman Farrar Greg Williams Mike Marshall Richard Lewis Alan Rich Richard White and Fred Rau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Blazer
Cub Scout Pack 1
Den
Norman Farrar
Greg Williams
Mike Marshall
Richard Lewis
Alan Rich
Richard White
Fred Rau
Donald Gloeckler
Jim Singleton
Steve Benning
Douglas Ruscher
David Rogers
Bill Strait
Bob Johnson
Pat Combs
Ken Parks
Greg Johnson
Woody Douglas
Martin Sauer
Kevin Johnson
Dale Lockmeyer
James Dishman
Mike Dannis
Earl Perry
Institutional Representative
R. G. Farar
Cubmaster
Baby Aids Nosebleed At Middletown Hospital
Six month old Rose Mary Gray of 409 Tytus Ave. was treated after a nose bleed yesterday. An emergency squad arrived at 3 04 p m and applied a cold pack before taking her by ambulance to Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mary Gray
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Diamond National Reports 1962 Gains Despite Northwest Strike
Walters notes 3.7 percent sales gain in 1962 amid a prolonged Northwest Lumber Division strike and price erosion in some lines. Principal product improvements and efficiency boosted earnings and financial position. Capex nears 9.2 million with 6.5 million for new packaging plants. Fourth quarter net income rises to 3.887 million with 87 cents per share on 78.61 million in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Northwest Lumber
Diamond National
Middletown
Ohio
West Germany
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T. F. Ost
State Farm Mutual
Charles V. Hall
N. Verity
State Farm
Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illinois
Norris
Vail Ave
Strand Bldg
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
McGees Mkt
Sydney
Australia
Edward Hallstrom
Mona Vale
New York
Diamond National Corp
William H. Walters
Miami Valley
Cub
Falcon
FORD
Tytus
Curry Ford, Inc
Ross
Romance
Panty
Coats
Cape Yoke
Sir
Fiadwonl
Aires
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