Heller to retire after 40 years at Middletown Journal
Roland S. Heller, advertising director at The Middletown Journal, plans to retire July 1 after a 40 year career. Promotions follow his retirement, including John Brown to display director, Richard Trout to classified director, and Walling E. Gray to display manager.
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Middletown Journal
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Journal
Rol Heller
Frank R. Myers
John Brown
Richard Trout
Walling E. Gray
Sante Fe Rd
Florence
Carol Ann Heller
Dayton Journal Herald
H. S. Thompson
Staten Island
N.Y
Trout
Middletown
Marion
Ohio
Star
Connie
Lorg Place
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Middledietown
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Ruth
Miller Road
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Victoria Ave
Ine County
Lima
Ohio Northern University
C. F. Heller
Navy
Tampa
Fla
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Pretzel Diploma Mills Show Visitors A Sweet Tour
In Lititz Pennsylvania and beyond visitors tour money making and candy plants to see live processes and earn certificates. The Lititz site offers a 83 year old instructor Lewis Sturgis who demonstrates dough twisting and issues a printable certificate. Other tours, like the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and Hershey chocolate plants, mix entertainment with public relations, sometimes offering samples or souvenirs.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Hershey
Ior
Philadelphia
Denver
American Automobile Association
Lewis B. Sturgis
Sturgis
Julius Sturgis
New World
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Harolde's Dress Shop Set to Open in Middletown
Harolde's, part of a Cincinnati area chain, opens Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in downtown Middletown at 1024 Central Ave. The new store specializes in medium price women's clothing with emphasis on juniors. Alice Detwiler of Xenia will manage. interior design by Smith Furniture of Cincinnati features an olive facade and Early American decor.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Walker’s Shoe
Charles Farber
Smith Furniture
Hitchcock
Farber
Alice Detwiler
Xenia
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Southwestern
Middletown Journal
Ohio
Wage-Price Study Proposals Spark Inflation Debate
Washington reports on proposed shifts in federal stabilization policy. Labor officials and economists discuss replacing broad wage and price guidelines with targeted sector actions to curb inflation. Dunlop argues for a reconstituted labor management committee and closer public-private cooperation.
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Dent Johnson
L Administration
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Needlefish Snaps Beak to Hook Prey
The needlefish does not spear its food, but sneaks its ripsaw beak alongside a victim, suddenly snaps it, then repeatedly releases it to fit the catch lengthwise into its throat.
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Lebanon-City
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Harvard University
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