Doctor William Storer Opens Middletown Office
Twenty years ago on Saturday November 1 1941 Dr William Storer son of Dr and Mrs E T Storer and a recent George Washington University graduate opened offices as a physician at 1329 First Ave Major Frank Atterton adjutant of American Legion Post 218 led a brief Armistice Day ceremony at Woodside Cemetery honoring World War I dead Mrs Susan Breiel the first woman in 14 years to seek election to the Middletown Board of Education backed by the Middletown Professional Women's Clubs was a former school teacher.
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E. T. Storer
George Washington University
First Ave
Frank Atterton
American Legion
Woodside Cemetery
Susan Breiel
Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Professional Women’s Clubs
Bragg Feigns Move as Rosecrans Sides with XII Corps
In a pivotal clash near Chattanooga Bragg deploys army to halt a northern Union attack while Rosecrans feeds XII Corps as a feint. Main Confederate forces shift south and west to block the Atlanta Chattanooga railroad, but Bragg misreads the situation.
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Bizaxton Bragg
Chattanooga
Ohio
Gen. Rosecrans
XII Corps
Crittenden
Atlanta
Bragg
City Evacuation Plans Abandoned By Federal Officials
Washington AP The federal government abandons evacuation as a practical civil defense strategy. Pentagon emphasis shifts to shelters with Kennedy funding expanding a nationwide shelter program. Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier criticizes Civil Defense Route signs as dangerous and misleading.
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Washington
Pentagon
Office of Civil Defense
Congress
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
OCD
Steuart L. Pittuean
Pittman
Kennedy
Defense Department
Civil Defense
Defense
Robert McNamara
Shartle Man Helps Prepare Technical Paper
Douglas G. Sutherland of Black-Clawson Co. Co authors a TAPPI alkaline pulping conference paper in Houston Texas. The paper titled Continuous Cooking of Craft and Bisulfite Pulps at High Temperature and High Speeds forms part of a three day meeting with about 400 attendees across three sessions on alkaline pulping and one on sulfite pulping.
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Douglas G. Sutherland
Breie. Blvd
Shartle
Black-Clawson Co
Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry
TAPPI
Houston
Texas
Sutherland
Kennedy to campaign for Wag ner in New York visit
President Kennedy will travel to New York City on Thursday to campaign for the re election of Mayor Robert F. Wagner. The trip underscores federal support for Wagner in the mayoral race as both seek broad voter appeal in the major city.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Nixon Throws Down Gauntlet in 1964 GOP Primaries
President hopeful Nixon challenges Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater to contest the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. He seeks California governorship in 1962, pledging support to the strongest vote getter before the national convention. Rockefeller faces re election next year and Goldwater must decide between Senate duties and a possible presidential bid amid intensive early schedules.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nixon
California
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Senate
Arizona
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
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Shartle Man
Gotham
Standard Building & Loan Co
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Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
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London
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Southern Caliornia Medical College
Los Angeles
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Central Avenue
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