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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
19
Bendix Corp will start construction on a four acre site along Interstate 275 just north of Cincinnati. The plant, to be occupied this year, will manufacture radiation detection and nuclear fallout devices for the company’s Cincinnati division, according to general manager L E Rasmussen.
A trailer truck slid on a slick road in Torrington and jackknifed, toppling a sign. Its load, about 20 tons of rock salt used for de-icing, remained on the scene with no further injuries reported.
Historical note recounts Nero constructing a circus at the base of Vatican Hill in Rome, highlighting ancient urban development and imperial projects prevalent in the early empire.
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler will leave the Ohio Turnpike Commission as a member and secretary treasurer March 31 for health reasons. His term runs through July 1, 1963. He served as executive director since 1953 and led Ohio's 37th Division in World War II.
Fire Chief Oscar Hannie was en route to a fire when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Chris Gerber in Fairbury Illinois. Hannie’s wife, watching from their porch, slipped returning inside and broke her right arm in a fall. A relative transported her to the hospital while Hannie reached the scene by another car.
Dave Shiering of Denny Lumber Co discusses using Bryant heating and air conditioning equipment, performing all duct work and installation in house. He notes Bryant’s one source parts and in house pilots, touting the system as superior and plans to assist more Middletown customers with home modernization and conversions.
The Naegele-Auer Printing Co marks 54 years since its 1848 beginnings at First Avenue and the Miami Erie Canal site. Mary Naegele cites a policy of added value, unseen extras, and steadfast craftsmanship, noting long-serving staff and continued adaptation to new methods and equipment.
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