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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1956

Page

12

Lift Your Income Through Stocks and Bonds

An advertising guide urges readers to invest in New York Stock Exchange stocks and bonds to earn dividends and capital gains. It explains ownership, risks, and the role of Member Firms, and promotes a free booklet DIVIDENDS OVER THE YEARS with details on dividends and a monthly investment plan.

New York Stock Exchange America The Stock Exchange Dept P. O New York 5

No Law In Portsmouth Special Session Is Told

Scioto County police chiefs were to testify at a special legislative session on a bill to authorize state seizure of struck utilities. Portsmouth leaders described local law enforcement as insufficient amid a prolonged telephone service blackout tied to a strike by 600 Communications Workers of America members.

Columbus Ohio Scioto County House Judiciary Committee Portsmouth Hugh Rudity Chie Fred Brown New Boston Rudity James B. ‘Pugh B. A. Howland Paul ‘E. Flohr William H. Horr Portsmouth Committee On Frank J. Lausche John Green Portsmouth Times Portsmouth Area Ptieanion Lausche Madine U. S C. Wilae O'Neill Union General Telephone Co General ‘Telephone Ohio Conoolietads National Guard

City considers emergency declaration over telephone blackout

Portsmouth Ohio officials weigh a state of emergency after a four week probe found police disorganized amid a long strike by the Communications Workers of America at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Service has been idle since October 15 and exchanges were damaged. City Manager Robert E Layton seeks expanded hours and a three rotating system to handle future crowd violence.

Portsmouth Ohio Robert E. Layton Layton Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Communications Workers of America Scioto County

Simpson Enlists in Marines From Local Family

Robert K. Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simpson of 1709 Taylor Ave, has enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps. He is training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California, and will be transferred to Camp Pendleton in Oceanside for four weeks of combat training before taking leave.

Robert K. Simpson Earl Simpson Taylor Ave U. S. Marine Corps Marine Corps Recruit Depo San Diego Calif Pvt. Simpson Camp Joseph H. Pendleton Oceanside

Motor Vehicle Industry Employs About Ten Million in U S

About ten million Americans work in the motor vehicle sector including manufacturing, sales, service, and commercial use. This broad workforce spans car makers dealers repair shops and related services nationwide.

United States

Lausche Seeks OK on Ohio governor appointments

In Columbus the Ohio Senate reviewed 131 gubernatorial appointments from Gov. Frank Lausche including three to advisory boards. Hershel G. Holland was named to the state pardon and parole commission to March 31, 1959, and Emerson Mizer A. G. Madden and Walter C. Pigeon were named to the state board of agriculture with terms ending 1962 and 1959 respectively. Senate Democrats named Sen. Joseph W. Bartunek as minority leader for the 102nd assembly. The legislature paid tribute to Sen. Robert A. Pollier who died during his 13th term.

Columbus Ohio The Lausche State Senate Frank J Mental Health and Correction Hershel G. Holland Cleveland State Pardon and Parole Commission State Board of Agriculture Emerson Mizer Cadiz A. G. Madden Madeira Hamilton County Walter C. Pigeon Wilmington Senate Democrats Joseph W. Bartunek Vp Assembly Senate Robert A. Pollier R-Stark

Cincinnati to rehire Lyons in temporary post

City Manager C A Harrell ordered a temporary city job for Robert V Lyons if he applies for reemployment. Personnel director W Donald i Heisel said Lyons would not regain seniority. Lyons was acquitted last Friday of a first degree murder charge in the fatal stabbing of Mrs Audrey Evers Pugh in her home last April 11.

Cincinnati C.A. Harrell Robert V. Lyons W. Donald i Heisel Lyons Audrey Evers Pugh

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Highway Patrol Robert L. Moulton Tthe State Utilities Commission Moulton Virginia Roger Cloud R Logan Guido Cantelli Paris Cincy Champion Heating c. C CLA Central American Tobacco Company Wm. Schaeffer
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