Industries Hear Seat Belt Plea at Manchester Luncheon
Middletown Jaycees urged Industrial Council members to back a seat belt sale campaign. Dale Hinshaw cited safety and asked firms to help distribute posters and promote use. Bud Mann highlighted accident prevention and mentioned 40 million US vehicles with belts. A. R. Tilton explained local taxation procedures.
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Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Council
Manchester Motor Inn
Sup Ee
Jaycees
Dale Hinshaw
Junior Chamber
Jaycee
Bud Mann
United States
Hinshaw
A. R. Tilton
Butler County
Traffic Cases Top Docket
Intoxication charges and traffic fines were heard in traffic court. Kenneth Houston, 26, of Dayton, fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding and 25 dollars plus costs for failing to display his operator's license. A Kentucky man cited for unpaid cab fare fined 10 dollars plus costs. Green Hyden, 39, of Butler, held in city jail for unpaid fine. Roy Miller, 25, forfeited a 26 dollar bond for excessive speed. Ernest Wilson, 25, Charles Court. Coleman Hudson, 42, Harold Ave. Cecil Baker, 48, Main St, each forfeited 20 dollars in fines for speeding.
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Franklin—Efight
Kenneth Houston
Dayton
Kentucky
Green Hyden
Butler
Roy Miller
River St
Ernest Wilson
Charles Court
Coleman Hudson
Harold Ave
Cecil Baker
S. Main St
Harfst Named To Inter American University Post In Puerto Rico
R D Harfst of 201 The Alameda with Gardner Division of Diamond National Corp since 1953 is appointed assistant to the president for financial programming and director of Centers for Public Service at Inter American University of Puerto Rico. He begins Oct 8 and will oversee university finances and development of service to Puerto Rican industry through research and business courses. The privately supported Protestant college in its 50th year enrolls 4500 students from multiple regions. Harfst, former Gardner marketing and finance executive, plans to relocate his family within six weeks. wife is a teacher at Wildwood School. Children include Martha and David in local schools, Richard a Wesleyan junior, and Dabney a Bryn Mawr freshman.
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R. D. Harfst
Alameda
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Inter American University of Puerto Rico
Centers For Public Service
Harfst
Inter American
South America
Europe
Africa
United States
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Detroit
Rotary Club
Wildwood School
Martha
David
Middletown High
Roosevelt
Richard
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Dabney
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
Bitter Dutch Leave New Guinea
Hollandia West New Guinea AP report on the Dutch evacuation as they transfer the territory to a UN administration for seven months starting Oct 1, with Indonesia taking over May 1. Most of about 16,000 Dutch residents depart, leaving few officials and bitter views on US pressure and the end of colonial era.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
Hollandia
West New Guinea
Westew Guinea
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands
U.N
Indonesia
United States
United Nations
Amsterdam
Man Files Bankruptcy in U S District Court Cincinnati
Clarence Heller of 2148 Wiredom Road Hamilton a machine tender lists debts of 3257 dollars and assets of 200 dollars in a U S District Court bankruptcy filing in Cincinnati indicating a personal insolvency case with the name and address of the debtor and the rough financial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cincinnati
Clarence Heller
Hamilton
Steel Contempt Vote Postponed For A Week
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed any contempt of Congress vote on Kefauver's demand against top officials of Republic Bethlehem National and Armco Steel for failing to appear before his anti trust subcommittee. McClellan was absent from the closed meeting but sent word to push the matter over for a week as hearings continue.
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Ate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Kefauver
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Republic
Bethlehem, National
Armco Steel Corp
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Yanks Take Over BAD HERSFELD Road Project
American troops to assume control of a frontier road building site near Bad Hersfeld Germany amid fears West German workers could be arrested by perceived hardline East Bloc police. The move reflects heightened tension along the East West divide as Allied forces reinforce border operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Hersfeld
Germany
East Germany
Harder Police
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Industries
New Guinea
Equator
Biak
Holland
Australia
Washington
Yanks
Duns Middletown
Gold Signs
Ladies Sportswear Dept
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