Career started with a promise by Ted Pollard
Donald Reichelderfer narrowly kept his Armco Steel Corp job after the 1929 crash thanks to a summer futures contract. He returned to Armco during the winter, began in the standard cost department, and rose to president and chief operating officer 45 years later, after being named assistant controller in 1944.
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Ted Pollard
Donald Reichelderfer
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Reichelderfer
Labor Reserve
Ohio State
Columbus
Charles Murray
Standard
Steel Company
International
Insurance
Financial Services
ITCO
Free enterprise still a best, 600 students told
Karen Garloch reports at District 677 Rotarian International's SCOPE conference where about 600 juniors and seniors heard five businessmen stress the free enterprise system as the cornerstone of success. They argued for market opportunity, hinted at environmental and labor issues, and urged preparation and persistence to keep America competitive.
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Karen Garloch
District
Rotary Uinternational
Robert MacDonald
E. F. MacDonald Co
Dayton
Mike Pekarek
Inayton
Pekarek
Southwestern
Ohio
MacDonald
Sanford Cooper
Burke Marketing Research Inc
Cincinnati
Robert Seybold
The
Seybold Co
Workman pinned in bucket in serious condition after accident
A 34 year old Berlin man James Patrick was pinned against the bucket near Yankee Road and Centennial Avenue. He remained in serious condition in Middletown Hospital ICU after attempting to move a hydraulic bucket toward cables and failing to reach the control.
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Middletown Hospital
James Patrick
Berlin
Yankee Road
Centennial Avenue
Dog Causes Crash On Wisconsin Street
A driver swerved to avoid a dog on Wisconsin Street near 15th Avenue causing a two-car collision. William E. Moore, 40, of 505 15th Ave., struck a parked vehicle owned by Lewis L. Snow, 601 15th Ave. Each car sustained about $600 in damage.
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Wisconsin Street
William E. Moore
15Th Ave
15Th
Lewis L. Snow
Wrong Middletown speaker id leads to family mix up
The Journal misidentified George F. Schueler, Diamond Graphic Arts sales manager, as Middletown High School's commencement speaker. Schueler is the father of the actual graduate speaker, George F. Schueler Jr., philosophy professor at the University of New Mexico.
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George F. Schueler
Diamond Graphic Arts
Middletown High School
Schueler
George F. Schueler Jr
The
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Deaths Franklin Harley Hipple Funeral Services
Graveside services for Harley B. Hipple aged 96 of 337 Melody Drive are set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at Woodhill Cemetery with Rev. Gregory Gibson officiating. Friends may call at Gephart and Schmitt Funeral Home.
Looted House On Lewis Street Reported By Owners
Forty eight pieces of silverware a shotgun a pair of binoculars and a can of money were stolen yesterday from the home of Mr and Mrs Stanford E Hall at 3612 Lewis Street. Entry was from the rear patio doors and the loss value is undetermined police said. The theft was found by the owners daughter in law Mrs William B Hall of 840 South Main Street Monroe who reported it to police.
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Lewis Street
Stanford E. Hall
Lewis St
William B. Hall
S. Main St
Monroe
Fire and alarms sweep Friday incidents across town
At 3:17 p m a dryer fire caused 250 in damage at Carl Tucker's home on 1000 Neibar. A false alarm followed at 6 N p m near Curtis St and Central Ave. A trash container behind Taft Elementary School may have been set by children with no damage. John Cook 74 was transported in fair condition after trouble breathing at 122 Igiehart Sr. and Girard Ave end Broad St produced another false alarm. A potential furnace motor short was reported at 4828 Victoria Ave Thomas Stafford home with no further damage.
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Neibar $T
Carl Tucker
Curtis Street
Central Avenue
Verity Parkway
Taft Elementary
Igiehart Sr
John Cook
Girard Avenue
Broad Street
Victoria Ave
Thomas Stafford
Jury indicts state doctor in tax case
A Marion physician, Dr. Vernon A. Nichols, 54, was charged by a federal grand jury with failure to file income tax returns from 1968 to 1971. The indictment cites income of $203,377 for that period and notes he practiced privately.
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Columbus, Ohio
Marion
Vernon A. Nichols
Nichols
Internal Revenue Service
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Manchester Motor Inn
Bertha Little
Doris Jolliff
United States
Canada
Maxwell
America
Nicholas Nyaradi
School of International Studies
Bradley University
John A. Scott
Defense Electronic Supply Center
George Lucas
Bethel Baptist Church
Workman
Reichelderder
Ogleby Norton Corp
Cleveland
Ogleby
Great Lakes
Barnitz Bank of
Middletown
Central Banc Corp
Monarch Machine Tool Co
Sidney
Philips Industries, Inc
Gladys
By the Sea
Reicheldorfer
Flemming Road
Gretchen
James Shull
James A
Atlanta
West Chemical Co
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Charles Leach
Stanley
Union Sanita Middletown‘s Finest Cleaners
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
Arvane
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
MHS
Harley B. Hipple
Miamisburg
Hipple
Barbara Park
Janice Kicos
Norma Taylor
Franklin
Lois Matter
Michigan
Sarah Miller
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Miller
Virginia Sydnoy
Virginia Sydnor
Christian Care Center
S. Main
Louisville
Booker T. Washington
New York City
Social Services Department
Sydnor
Wilberforce University
Woodside Cemetery
Henry Block
Herb Loche
Manchester Ave
E. 2Nd & High
Sun
Meatkeeper
Westinghouse
Melampy
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