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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
7
In a tense bridge hand the declarer faced a lethal line as defense tightened. South was forced to ruff in hand with the remaining trumps dwindling, while partner aided to seal the victory.
Preliminary data show steel consumption nearing and likely exceeding the 1963 first quarter total. Analysts note steady demand from construction and manufacturing sectors, with prices holding.
Trenton PTA held a meeting to discuss the annual fair planned by the PTA Lawnere group. Officials say the fair will raise about $1,200 for PTA initiatives and program support.
The National Magazine reports a Neanderthal skeleton from Zabros Mountain area dated about 100,008 years old. Archaeologists note the arm shows an elbow surgery indication, among the oldest known surgical examples.
Stock figures from the Manchester Inn exchange show mixed movement with gains in some categories. Cattle and hogs hold steady with sow grades around 13.28 to 16.25, and lambs listed at 21.00 to 38.00 for prime spring lots.
L. Hook, 39, of Steubenville, was not hurt in the incident.
A reader asks about the meaning of the price earnings ratio and whether a high or low figure signals growth potential. The article explains that the P E ratio shows earnings multiples, notes a high market tendency with growth stocks above 20, and suggests a ratio of 10 or below signals weak growth outlook.
The college announced today that Dr. Dicken will receive a Doctor of Science degree at Marietta College's commencement. Dicken is a 1934 Marietta graduate.
Edu board to meet at 7 30 tonight at 1515 Girard Ave to discuss school areas and overcrowding at Central. Sept Howard Cromwell notes need for changes and personnel matters will also come before the board.
Cecil Cokley 18, a Middlesboro High School senior, enlisted in the Marine Corps under a 120 day delay program. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Sabo of 2300 Erie Ave. The enlistment is set to begin with basic training at San Diego.
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