Ohio tax history examined at state finance seminars
The Akron Beacon Journal reports Governor DiSalle sponsored seminars at Miami and Bowling Green State Universities focused on ten year budget trends rather than current events. They note 1959 tax increases largely replaced prior surpluses and borrowings, with Ohio spending rising for a decade and highways highest among peers.
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DiSalle
Miami
Bowling Green
Ohio
U.S
Thomas J. Herbert
Peaceful Atom Expands Nuclear Power Vision
Dr. C Rogers McCullough spoke at a national meeting of municipal law officers about a future with many small unmanned underground nuclear power plants. These facilities would store heat underground and require annual attention, aiming for cheap, non-destructive energy to reduce war incentives.
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C. Rogers McCullough
Atomic Energy Commission
McCullough
Ancient patterns show Syria Egypt split repeats historical cycle
The text traces recurring splits between Syria and Egypt from ancient empires through Rome and Arabs to modern times, noting repeated unions followed by separation. It cites Assyrian Persian Alexander's successors Roman conquest Arab rule Turkish eras and Egypt's late 19th century separation with Syria's 1941 independence.
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Syria
Egypt
Alexander the Great
Erals
Story Teller: The Germans Are Greatest Miscalculators
Jim Bishop argues Germans misjudge risk in Berlin crisis. Berliners fear war while Russians bluff. He cites Burgomaster Amrehn and Bonn, notes NATO morale, nuclear thrusts, and German longing for reunification amid global fear.
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Berlin
Germany
Berlin Hilton
Rathaus
East Germany
Amrehn
Berlin Rathaus
Kaiser
Hitler
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Poth
Pacific
Arctic
Willy Brandt
NATO
Adenauer
Dear Abby Dog Licking Controversy Sparks Reader Tales
This reader letter column collects various opinions about dogs licking mouths and potential disease risks. Respondents share personal experiences with animal bites, medical scares, and rival views on whether a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s, ending with a standard invitation to write Abby.
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Abby
How to Write Salable Love Letters for Men
Case K-425 offers feline friendly tips from Dr. Crane on inflating a boyfriend's ego through pastel envelopes and perfumed letters. It advises keeping the recipient in the foreground, weaving personal episodes, and writing snappy, enticing prose to win affection and public praise from male peers.
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CASE
Marie C
Dr. Crane
Planning a Budgeted Allowance for Schoolchildren
The article advises parents to establish a budgeted weekly allowance tied to needs and a separate pocket money for discretionary spending. It emphasizes planning ahead, using consistent payment days, teaching budgeting from early grades, and revising the budget as children grow. It also notes a Princeton study on desired family size among urban couples.
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Princeton
University Office of Population Research
Local notes from Rutland and surrounding areas on Sunday visits
Sunday social round in Rutland and nearby towns includes Rev Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy of Rutland visiting C A Bolin. Nate Vanaman of Rutland called on Rev Ray Rouse. exchanges among the Rouse, Dougan, Hayes, Clark, and Jewell households. Bryan and Dean relatives visiting. Haning and Barnhart families visit relatives near Harrisonville and Dayton. Athens Messenger listings and postal notice details follow.
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Marley Kennedy
Rutland
C. A. Bolin
Nate Vanaman
Ray Rouse
Ronald Dougan
Garold Hayes
Near Shade
Jack Clark
Columbus
James Clark
Bill Bryan
Ray Haning
Noland Haning
Harrisonville
Honeymoon Couple in Everglades Alligator Incident
A Florida Everglades trip turns comic as a bride screams an alligator bites her leg while her Harvard husband asks which one. The anecdote ends with humorous exchanges about alligators that look alike.
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Florida Everglades
Harvard
Real estate transfers in Athens County listings
Malta Manufacturing Co now The Athens Flooring Co transfers to Harold T and William A Konkler in Athens inlot 1367 and part of inlot 1369 James R Clark to James H Clark lot 13 Paul M Ila Darnell and others to Stella Darnell Athens Township lots 277 278 and 279 Harold Conaway to Lester Ann Conaway Athens County lots 1 and 2 Katherine G Hartley to Jessie W Ley Athens County 7.09 acres
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Malta Manufacturing Co
The
Athens Flooring Co
Athens
Harold T
William A. Konkler
Inlot
Paul M. Ila Darnell
Stella Darnell
Athens Township
Harold Conaway
Lester Ann Conaway
Athens County
Katherine G. Hartley
Jessie W. Ley
Judge Goldstein’s work scholarship aid aids urban youth
George Sokolsky recalls Judge Jonah Goldstein, president of the Grand Street Boys Club, launching a work scholarship program to help bright city youth pursue education. The program funds supervised work in school, clothing, and resources, aiming to keep students focused and avoid negative outcomes. Goldstein’s foundation partners with cooperative high school principals to identify gifted boys and support them without harming studies.
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Jonah Goldstein
Grand Street Boys Club
Congo
Laos
Jonah
Goldstein
New York
Grand “Eet Boys Foundation
Ting
Grand Street Boys Foundation
Educational Alliance
Columbia University
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Beverly Hills
Calif
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Cutie
Carry C. Myers
Cindy
Downington
Herb Barnhart
Mrs
Chester Barnhart
Dayton
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Associated Ress
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Bennett Cerf
Charlies Rice
Gretchen Wyler
May K. Wyler
Gretchen
Mr. Rice
Wendy Moon
de Mountain
Ogden Nash
Will Rogers
King Features Syndicate
James R. Clark
James H. Clark
George Sokolsky
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