Christmas Sales Training Opens in Middletown
Twenty women applied at the Ohio State Employment Office for Christmas sales training at Middletown High School. Openings remain for a three evening class from 7 to 9 PM starting Tuesday. Trainees may gain priority for holiday work in local stores. instructor is Robert Enright.
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Ohio State Employment Office
Middletown High School
Ohio State Employment Service
North Clinton St
Robert Enright
UN Assembly President Seeks Quiet Mediation Role
Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand says he is willing to mediate the Turkish Syrian crisis through private talks and meet privately with principal protagonists. He argues quiet diplomacy can help and aims to remain impartial while addressing Palestine refugees, UN emergency force financing, and Suez Canal clearance.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
U. N. Assembly
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Middle East
Assembly
World Organization
Munro
Syria
Soviet Union
U. N
Railroads Must Explain Train Cuts in Ohio
The New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads were summoned to an informal conference on November 6 by the Utilities Commission to explain why they cut 13 Ohio trains. Protests from multiple cities, including Columbus, prompted hearings on some discontinuances. The petitions urge reconsideration of train removals between Columbus, Richmond Ind., Indianapolis, Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
The
Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Open House At Wilson PTO Highlights Education Plans
Wilson PTO held an open house before its monthly meeting. Parents toured classrooms while teachers explained the year's work and student samples were shown. Principal George Crout led an informal discussion of school issues with the PTO attendees. Sixth graders spoke on the 3.18 operating levy renewal. Orchids and other wildflowers are among Yukon territory varieties.
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Wilson Pto
George Crout
PTO
Debby Riley
Robyn Simmons
Phyllis Davidson
Special School Services Outlined By School Man
Supt Howard Cromwell outlined Middletown School System special services for handicapped children at the Lincoln School Association fall session. Panelists included hearing specialist Cyrena Schrock sight-saving teacher Norma Kinney and speech therapist Mary Ann Brehany. The group voted to affiliate with Middletown City PTO Council and heard a budget noting 50 choir robes for the new school choir.
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Middletown School System
Howard R. Cromwell
The
Lin
Coln School Assn
Camlwell
Cyrena Schrock
Norma Kinney
Mary Ann Brehany
Sam Noblet
Lincoln Assn
Middletown
Achievers Stock Exchange to Be Held Tomorrow
Junior Achievers stage their fourth annual stock exchange from 4 to 5 p.m. at Greene and Ladd offices. Fourteen JA companies supply 280 shares at 50 cents each with per buyer limit of 10 shares. Middletown Achievers, led by M. G. McCall, pioneered exchanges in 1955 and influence a national event in New York on December 17 drawing 1000 to 1500 participants.
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Greene & Ladd
Middletown Achievers
M. G. McCall
Stock Exchange
Jack Walsh
JA Public Relations
Junior Achievement Stock Exchange
New York
Wall Street
Walsh
Middletown Police Relief Fund Nets $245.89 at Auction
Last Saturday's police auction proceeds totaling $245.89 were raised for the Middletown Police Relief and Pension Fund. Auctioneer Art Albaugh led the sale as Larry White, pension board secretary, noted the unclaimed items had been held 90 days.
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Middletown Police Relief and Pension Fund
Larry White
Pension Board
Art Albaugh
Sticking Stickers On Cars Triggers Arrest Under City Ordinance
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore stated paste-on bumper stickers without owner consent violate city rules. Complaints cite stickers reading vote no on the two mill levy near Central Avenue iDrives. Officers will arrest offenders for posting on private or public property. fines up to $50 for violators.
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Joseph Blackmore
Central Avenue
Nuclear powered surface ship aimed for Nov seventh anniversary
Moscow reports the Soviet fleet says Leningrad shipyard workers push to launch the world’s first nuclear powered surface ship by November 7, the Bolshevik Revolution’s 40th anniversary. The ship and its accompanying icebreaker have been under construction for two years.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Eight Hurt In Seven-Car Crash On East Liverpool Highway
Joseph Oliver a 27 year old East Liverpool resident and Frank Pucci 17 of Wellsville were reported in fair condition at City Hospital after a seven car pileup on the East Liverpool Wellsville highway. Six others suffered less serious injuries when a tow chain used to pull a disabled auto snapped.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Joseph Oliver
Frank Pucci
Wellsville
City Hospital
Tragic KC97 Crash Kills 16 Aboard in Arizona Mountains
A four engine Air Force tanker crashed into Gray Mountain northeast of Flagstaff killing all 16 aboard. Eight bodies were found at the wreckage with rescue efforts continuing. The KC97 was on a routine flight from Walker AFB New Mexico when it went down between 9 and 10:30 a.m. local time amid fog and low visibility.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Air Force
Arizona
Walker Afb
N.M
Gray Mountain
Grand Canyon
Bill Deaver
Arizona Daily Sun
Vivian Stanfill
Harry Singer
Singer
Tuba City
Photographer Speaks at Civitan Club on Thought Behind the Camera
Journal photographer Bill Weith spoke at the Civitan Club luncheon about using pictures in spot news features and sports. He demonstrated how effects shape photos and stressed that the idea behind the shot matters most. Harold Sherron was named chair of the special events committee as the club prepares the annual meeting for November 26. The Civitan Club will aid a November 9 dance at the Legion Building for the Butler County Council for Retarded Children. Paul Wells reported progress on the club's fruit cake sales.
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Bill Weith
Civitan Club
Weith
Harold Sherron
Combined Service Clubs
Legion
Butler County Council
Paul Wells
Police Briefs Highlight Checks, Vandalism and Arrests
Bill Courtney complained to detectives about a bad $25 check dated Oct 19. Juveniles caused extensive property damage in the 2700 block of Fleming Road. Vandals stole a windshield wiper from a car on Alameda Circle Monday night. William Tallon, 27, of 316 S Third St Hamilton, was arrested last night on a non support warrant.
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Bill Courtney
Bill's
East End Dafe
Fleming Road
Alameda Circle
William Tallon
S. Third St
Hamilton
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Red
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Gross Lumber CO
Carlisle
Franklin
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Coconino County
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