Japanese Edition Publishes Baker's Directors and Their Functions
A 284 page Japanese edition of John C. Baker’s Directors and Their Functions is released this month through Ohio University graduate Jinji Yonezawa. The work, aimed at officials and the public in free enterprise, reflects Baker's view on corporate directors and the role of governance in a decentralized economy.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Jinji Yonezawa
Ohio U
Baker
Jinji
Toa Gosei, Chemical Industry, Ltd
Division of
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
France
Deane W. Malott
Births and Deaths Highlight Athens Health Report
The Athens City County Board of Health received a report from Health Commissioner H G Southard covering April May and June. It lists 256 births and 136 deaths and details six categories including communicable diseases sanitation laboratory educational and administrative field nursing and child health services with numerous specific counts.
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Athens City-County
Nuis
East Coast Air Defense Described By Lt Beckley
About 40 Lions Club members heard 2nd Lt William Beckley describe the East Coast air defense. He outlined a radar network along the coast with stations covering 300 miles each and explained flight plans must be filed to avoid interception. Interceptions have been of friendly aircraft so far and could occur within minutes of an unidentified plane. The meeting also covered Lions booth plans for Centennial Fair to fund the Lions Light Conservation Fund providing glasses for underprivileged children, plus Blackmore's new appointment to an International Convention Committee for Mexico City 1952.
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Lions Club
William Beckley
Beckley
Robert Blackmore
Lions Light Conservation
Temperature Climb Pushes Toward 1951 July Record
Mercury rose to 94 Tuesday, two degrees below the July 22, 1951 record. The temperature dipped to 58 overnight but was 75 at 9 a.m. Wednesday, reflecting a continuing upward trend.
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Mercury
Buchtel Boy Dies After Stabbing in Custody Hearing Begins
A 16 year old Buchtel boy dies after a stabbing in a fight near Wag ner's Store. The weapon was a three inch Barlow knife. The other youth, from West Virginia, was in custody as the hearing proceeded. Campbell family services set for Friday at 1 p m at the Buchtel Methodist Church. Surviving relatives include parents a brother and three sisters with grandparents listed.
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Wagner
Buchtel
Campbell
West Virginia
Buchtel Methodist Church
John
Clarabelle
Beverly
Delores Harris
Clel[ Campbell
Orbiston
James Wade
Lancaster
Water Main Break Cuts East End Water For Hours
A Tuesday afternoon eight inch water main broke on Lincoln Street near Bardin Bros Lumber Co. Residents from Hudson Street to the city limits were without water for about 12 hours. Water gushed until shut off. service restored between 4:00 and 4:30 a.m. The line, built 15 years ago, rested on a concrete storm sewer catch basin and settled, causing the break. Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce supervised the repairs.
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Hudson St
Lincoln St
Bardin Bros. Lumber Co
Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
Pierce
Dollar Days Set Friday and Saturday in Athens
Athens merchants announce Dollar Days for Friday and Saturday. Secretary John W. Bolin of the Athens Retail Merchants Association says a committee led by Frank Baker urges merchants to offer dollar values and cut prices on higher priced merchandise.
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Athens
John W. Bolin
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Frank Baker
Pease wins Elks scholarship at national convention
Donald James Pease, a junior at Ohio University from Toledo, earned one of 30 Elks scholarships worth 300 dollars each. He also received a Most Valuable Student award, with prizes from 400 to 800 dollars, at the Elks national convention in Chicago. Pease led the campus paper and submitted a formal portfolio plus recommendations for the judging. He was the only recipient from Ohio.
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Donald James Pease
Ohio University
Toledo
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ohio University Post
The
Elks
Chicago
Pease
National Committee
Ohio
Civil Service Exams Announced for Huntington Inspectors
Civil service examinations are announced for construction, electrical and mechanical inspectors with salaries from 3100 to 4600 dollars annually. The Huntington West Virginia Corps of Engineers administers the process. Applications and information are available at the post office or from F D Higgins, local secretary.
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Huntington
W. Va
Corps of Engineers
F. D. Higgins
Fender Damaged In Parking Crash Near College Street
James M. McCarty of 84 Seconds St reported Tuesday afternoon his alto’s fender was damaged when parked on E Union St near College St. Police said the other vehicle fled, driver unknown.
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James M. McCarty
Seconds St
E. Union St
College St
Izaak Walton League to Meet at Walton Lake Cabin
The Izaak Walton League will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Walton Lake Cabin. A motion picture will be shown and refreshments served, announced E R Jacoby, the club president.
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Izaak Walton League
Walton Lake Cabin
E. R. Jacoby
Aid Sought in Locating Relatives in Brazil
An Athens Board of Trade office reports a letter from Debs Warren Webster of Brazil seeking help to locate relatives. He cites his father Dr Frederic Warren Webster and grandparents Ebenezer and Cynthia Webster, noting some family members once lived in Athens. Inquiries should contact Harper C. Pendry or write to Dr Webster at Rua 5 No 737 Rio Clara Sao Paulo Brazil.
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Athens
Dr. Webster
Frederic Warren Webster
Ebenezer Webster
Cynthia Maria Webster
Harper C. Pendry
Board of Trade
Rio Clara
Estado de Paulo
Brazil
Floyd Bolin Post VFW to Meet Wednesday at Armory
Floyd Bolin Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Armory, announced by C J Ailstock commander.
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Floyd Bolin Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. J. Ailstock
Legion Meeting Set for Wednesday Night at Legion Home
K. T. Crossen Post 21, American Legion, will hold a meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the Legion home. The announcement was made by Joe Mechem, first vice commander.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
Joe Mechem
Pigeon Race In Progress In Athens Reported
Evidence of a pigeon race in progress was seen in two separate incidents in Athens. A pigeon visited the N Court St entrance of the Athens Buick Co garage, drank from a car wash pool, and perched on a rafter overnight. The next morning a different pigeon was seen stealing food at 40 Race St. Both birds were banded, as in past races to Cleveland.
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Athens
N. Court St
Athens Buick Co
Joe Vance
Martha Gabriel
Cleveland
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Mrs Edithe Vaughn of Glouster was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Dismissals include Mrs Delbert Yost of Coolville and her son, Mrs Buster Johnson of Athens and her daughter, and John Eggleston of Athens.
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Edithe Vaughn
Glouster
Delbert Yost
Coolville
Pastors Assigned Deacon Ordained in Ohio Pilgrim Holiness
Mary Griffith of Athens was ordained as one of two deacons at the Ohio Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church on Monday. New pastor assignments include Rev. N. L. Russell of Athens Rev. Ray Pidcock of Carbondale and Rev. Ronald Tavis of Union Furnace.
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Springfield
Mary Griffith
Athens
Ohio
Pilgrim Holiness Church
N. L. Russell
Ray Pidcock
Carbondale
Ronald Tavis
Union Furnace
McArthur Driver Fined For Improper Headlights
William Gambill an 18 year old of McArthur was fined $30 and costs by Mayor John Crow after arrest by the State Highway Patrol. Patrolmen reported repeated warnings ignored as Gambill drove with improper headlights.
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McArthur
William Gambill
John Crow
State
Gambill
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