Ohio Cities Need More Negro Police Officers
Ohio's three largest cities Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus show fewer Black officers than desired. Columbus has about 30 Negro officers of 807 total, Cleveland 165 of 2150, Cincinnati 50 of 900. Chiefs emphasize quality and equal treatment while recruitment lags due to image issues and minority distrust.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ralph Decker
Public Informa
Donald Bryant
Joseph McManamon
Rob
Ert
Baus
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Roncher
George Edmond
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Heath Group Plans January Church Merger Meeting
Plans were made for a January visitation campaign by the Official Board of Heath United Methodist Church. Three members were named to attend a merger meeting at Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Nan Moore James Euler and Wayne Gibbons will attend.
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Middleport
Heath United Methodist Church
Pomeroy
Emergency Squad Called Three Times
Middleport emergency squad responded three times over the weekend. Fred Mourning was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Charles Larson of Pomeroy was treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. Shirley King was taken to Holzer Medical Center after the squad could not locate a physician in town. Pomeroy police arrested Harry Carpenter for intoxication and Lyle France for driving while intoxicated Friday.
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Port
LaSalle
Fred Mourning
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Charles Larson
Pomeroy
Larson
Veterans Memorial
Harry Carpenter
Lyle France
Milton
W. Va
Police Probe 3 Accidents On Saturday
Three accidents were investigated Saturday by the Mason County sheriff s office. At 11 10 a.m. in Mason a Roach car and a Roush car collided at Route 33 near Burton s Gas Station. no injuries and $500 damage. Roach cited for failure to yield right of way. At 4 15 p.m. on Route 87 north of Point Pleasant McClure tried to pass and hit McCoy. $1 200 damage, no injuries, McClure cited for failure to keep right of center. At 11 p.m. a Fraizer Produce tractor-trailer hit Coates on temporary Route 35. $75 damage, no injuries, no citations.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Sheriff's Office
Mason
Burton’s
Donald E. Roach
Hartford
Leroy Roush
Letart
Roach
Larry McClure
Columbus
Bonnie Mae McCoy
Ripley
McClure
Fraizer Produce Company
Detroit
Mich
Gail Leroy Argersinger
William Coates
Happy Harvesters Pledge $500 for Church Parsonage Fund
The Happy Harvesters class of Trinity United Church of Christ voted unanimously to donate 500 toward a new parsonage. A report showed 300 already collected. New officers led the meeting, and plans included a February Valentine party with din ner in the social rooms and a program by Miss Thelma Grueser. The treasury stood at 767.12, and members thanked Mrs. Ben Neutzling for the program books.
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Pomeroy
Happy Harvesters
Trinity United Church of Christ
Fred Dessauer
Roy Seyfried
Dale Smith
Phil Meinhart
Smith
St. John
Treasury
Dions
Seyfried
Thelma Grueser
Max Meinhart
Dessauer
Ben Neutzling
Henry Reibel
Lillie Houck
Gladys Duckler
Lewis Reibel
Meigs Meet: DAR Chapter Gather Friday in Pomeroy
The Meigs Meetings Meigs Meetings group will convene Friday at 2 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy. Mrs. Patrick Lochary will discuss her trip to Europe and members are asked to bring items for a silent auction. Hostesses include Mrs. Guy Neigler and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan.
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Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grace Episcopal
Pomeroy
Patrick Lochary
Europe
Guy Neigler
Lawrence Milhoan
Irving Karr
Circle of Heath United Methodist Church
Bess Sanborn
Eleanor Circle of Heath United Methodist Church
Robert Byer
Robert Fisher
Earl Davenport
Jean Cooke
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admits List of Patients
Albert Ginther from Middleport Betty Hartsook of Vinton Velma Dugan from Pomeroy Wilma Harris of Mason W Va Eloise Adams of Pomeroy Mary Dobbins of Bidwell Nannita Carpenter of Columbus Ernestine Werry of Pomeroy Christine Russell of Middleport Charles Larson of Pomeroy Pauline Wolfe Philip Burton Flora Kinch and Adalie Coe admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital.
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Albert Ginther
Middleport
Betty Hartsook
Vinton
Velma Dugan
Pomeroy
Wilma Harris
Mason
W. Va
Eloise Adams
Mary Dobbins
Bidwell
Nannita Carpenter
Columbus
Ernestine Werry
Christine Russell
Charles Larson
Car Crash Near Tuppers Plains Injures Driver
Meigs County Sheriff reports a Sunday 3 p.m. single vehicle wreck on Route 681 near Tuppers Plains. Charles Boyd, 47, of Pomeroy, drove off the highway, hit a ditch and embankment, rolled onto its side. Boyd received a bump on the head but was not treated. No citation was issued.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Directors Breaking Away From Mold Films Emphasize Form
New York reports that directors are turning to split screen and multi image storytelling to emphasize visual form over content. Hollywood figures like Richard Fleischer Norman Jewison and Ralph Nelson discuss using multiple images to build mood show interrelations and accelerate storytelling.
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D.W. Griffith
Chapman
Hollywood
Action
Directors Guild of America
Richard Fleischer
Norman Jewison
Ralph Nelson
Fleischer
Boston
Nelson
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