Ike Attends Union Show and Legal Notices Summary
Noting a six day AFL-CIO union industries show opens with President Eisenhower present at the National Guard Armory, followed by a string of public legal notices from Butler County Ohio. The notices announce receivership for Three Brothers Co., mortgage foreclosure actions, and bids for Madison High School furniture and equipment. Drafted notices include dates in 1960 and 1969.
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Washington
Presiden
Eisenhower
Union Industries
Afl-Cio
National Guard
Gettysburg
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Commercial Realty Company Vs
Three Brothers CO
Asgota
Clinton DeWitt Boyd
1St National Bank Ride
Middletown
Maxwell Finkelman
Vines & Loan Bidg
Reuben) Pelfrey
Common Pleas
Butler
Reuben Pelfrey
Elizabeth Pelfrey
Klondike Street
Tampa
Florida
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
State of
State Board of Education
Janice Murray
Board of Education
Madison
West Middletown
R.R. No. 1
Madison High School
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ohio Departments
South Front Street
Columbus
Sullivan, Isaacs and Sullivan
Reeding Road
Cincinnati
Pronesal
State Board of Fayestion
Medison Tocal School
Mstrict
West Middletown Serhan
Sports Car Driver Clobbered By Deer
Albany AP report details Robin Knox age nineteen injured in a hit and run deer incident at Thayer State Park. A deer leaped onto the car and struck Knox on the head as he drove through the park. Knox was hospitalized.
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Albany
N.Y
Robin Knox
Thayer State Park
Knox
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati include Charles W Flinchum of New Miami with $3927 debts and no assets, Loren Stratzer of Williamsdale with $8025 debts and $2000 assets, and Lester C McMullen of Hamilton with $28969 debts and $300 assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Charles W. Flinchum
Highland Ave
New Miami
Loren Stratzer
John St
Williamsdale
Lester C. McMullen
Stillwell Rd
Hamilton
Kennedy Humphrey hurry back to capital
In Charleston and Morgantown West Virginia senators Kennedy and Humphrey cut campaign stops to return to Washington for a key area development bill. They support loans and grants for distressed areas and aim to move the bill onto the President’s desk. Roosevelt Jr. filled in for Kennedy and Rolvaag for Humphrey. The Teamsters Union endorsed Humphrey, signaling internal party tensions.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Capital
Charleston
W.va
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
West Virginia
Senate
Eisenhower
Morgantown
Westrae
Teamsters Union
James KR. Hoffa
Nnational
International Teamsters
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