Ohio detention care standards urged by Judge Ban gert committee
Judge Ban gert leads the OPPA Advisory Committee on Detention Care in recommending statewide detention care standards for Ohio children in 88 counties. The four focus areas cover community resources, problems to handle, essential child services, and qualified personnel, with endorsement by state and national juvenile justice groups. The report notes 12 800 annual admissions of youths to detention and jail facilities, urging appropriate placement and lawful treatment.
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Bangert
Oppa Advisory Committee
Ohio
Immigrants Wed On Border Line
Two German immigrants wed yesterday at the Ambassador Bridge border crossing between Detroit and Windsor Ontario. Herbert B. Riedel a 38 year old hospital orderly returned to Windsor after the ceremony while Valeria M. Unger a 40 year old meat packer and mother of a son to a previous marriage went back to Chicago. Riedel cannot enter the United States due to full quotas and the couple hopes marriage will shorten their separation.
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Detroit
Ambassador Bridge
Windsor
Herbert B. Riedel
Valeria M. Unger
Chicago
Riedel
United States
Iron Ore Freight Tonnage Week Ended Report
The Lake Superior Iron Ore Association reported freighters hauled 2,315,086 tons of iron ore down the lakes in the week ended yesterday. Season total reaches 13,540,203 tons versus 25,221,785 tons year ago.
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Cleveland
Lake Superior
Fire Truck Called To Take Down Pajama Flag On Main St
Teenage boys caused a disturbance on Main St by hanging a girl's pajama top on a 30-foot pole. Police investigated and called the fire department to remove the garment with an extension ladder. Fire Chief Burlin Taylor warned such pranks will not be tolerated and vowed prosecution if the culprit is found.
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Main St
Burlin Taylor
Youth in Logan Demand Courtesy From Police
A Logan youth group requests better conduct from a local officer after being asked for names while gathering near Risch's drug store. They call for reprimand and respect, noting the officer knows the incident. The letter is signed by 28 local年轻 readers.
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Daily News
Logan
Risch
Wally Cox Real-Wedding Seals Mr Peepers Romance
Wally Cox known from television as Mr Peepers wed Broadway dancer Marilyn Gennaro in an outdoor waterfront ceremony in Bozman Maryland. The groom listed his age as 29 and denied prior press chatter there were reporters present as the couple exchanged vows with a dozen close friends nearby at the Seawell residence.
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Bozman
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Cox
Marilyn Gennaro
Donald Seawell
New York
Local residents moved between hospital and home
Mrs. Amy Gastin of Logan Route 3 was returned to University Hospital Columbus for surgery and is in room 1103 after three weeks under observation. Lawrence Helber of Logan Route 2 was sent home from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis where he was treated for a fractured back and elbow after falling from a box car. Mrs. Hal Phelps was discharged from University Hospital Columbus to convalesce at her sister’s Haydenville home. Dee McLaughlin is seriously ill at 293 Hocking Avenue. Pvt. Vern G. Dicken’s new military address is Fort Knox Kentucky in the 3rd Armored Division.
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Amy Gastin
Logan Rt. 3
University Hospital, Columbus
Lawrence Helber
Logan Rt. 2
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Mr. Helber
C & O Employe
Hal Phelps
University Hospital
Columbus
W. J. Seel
Haydenville
Dee McLaughlin
Hocking Ave
Vern G. Dicken
U.S
54Th Afa Bn
CCA
3Rd Armd
Fort Knox
Highland Park Faces Move to Oust Negro Servants
Dallas area councilmen discuss segregation after a U S Supreme Court ruling. Alderman C K Bullard proposes removing all Negro servants with children from Highland Park and nearby Park Cities to keep Negro students from attending local schools. Officials note up to 25 affected children and a $10 monthly tuition.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas’ Park
C. K. Bullard
Highland Park
Bullard
U. S. Supreme Court
Roy C. Coffee
University Park
Franklin Spafford
Dallas Bar Assn
Spafford
Dallas Independent
Park Cities
Highland Park Independent
Two Dayton Children Die in Separate Auto Accidents
A 9 year old boy, David Rothman, was struck by a car that veered onto a sidewalk. A 20 month old girl, Trudy Jane Frazier, died after stepping into her father’s trailer and being run over.
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Dayton
David Rothman
Trudy Jane Frazier
Air Force
Robert E. Frazier
85 Children Attend City Summer Recreation Program Opening
Harold R. Smith announces 85 children joined the city sponsored summer recreation program at the high school field. 27 in the morning play, eight in golf under Dick Frasure, and 50 in the Midget League baseball clinic led by Smith and other directors.
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Harold R. Smith
Increase in Communicable Diseases in May Reports
Logan Hocking health report for May notes a second hepatitis case in Hocking County and an overall rise in communicable diseases. May records 13 cases including diphtheria measles scarlet fever and syphilis with two hepatitis cases and outbreaks linked to Ilesboro school.
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Hocking County
Logan-Hocking
Ilesboro
Hillary Defeats Pneumonia Siege
New Delhi Himalayan mountaineering sources report Sir Edmund Hillary leading his New Zealand expedition out of Nepal after a pneumonia siege. Monsoon storms cut short attempts to climb Makalu as Hillary recovered from the illness following a difficult descent from a 22,500 foot high camp to base.
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New Delhi
Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
New Zealand
Nepal
Mt. Makalu
Hillary
Jogbani
Twenty two seamen die as freighter sinks off Korea
Police report that twenty two crew members are believed drowned when a small Korean freighter sank in a storm off Korea's southern coast last week.
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Pusan
Korea
Angry Debates Better Than War at UN Mediation Talk
In Lafayette Indiana a UN mediator Dr Frank P Graham told a Presbyterian Women’s Organization closing session that angry debates at the United Nations are preferable to international wars. He argued the UN screens propaganda through study cross examination and votes of 60 nations and that talk and even shouting is better than youths fighting on battlefields.
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Lafayette
Ind
United Nations
U.N
National Council of Presbyterian Women’s Organizations
Frank P. Graham
5-Cent Candy Bar Could Vanish If Cocoa Rises
Chicago reports the National Confectioners Assn president says cocoa bean prices, now 70 cents a pound versus 5 cents in 1941, threaten a reduction in chocolate content or higher candy prices. The issue tops the group’s 71st annual convention agenda.
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Chicago
National Confectioners’ Assn
Philip P. Gott
Bloodmobile Due Here Wednesday For Red Cross Visit
The Red Cross Bloodmobile is scheduled to visit tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the EUB Church educational unit. Only 57 pints have been donated so far of a 150 pint quota, and organizers urge more volunteers, with walk-ins accepted in the morning and afternoon.
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Red Cross
Mary Thompson
Hocking County
EUB Church
Thompson
Auditor Corrects Delinquent Tax List Names
County auditor Harry Smith announced a correction to the recent delinquent tax list. In Marion Township the Floyds appeared instead of the Scotts, due to a clerical error. Corrected listing shows Henry and Norma Scott withSection 17, SENE 40 acres valued at 1810 and taxes 43.88.
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Harry Smith
Daily News
Marion Township
Clinton
Irene Floyd
Henry
Norma Scott
Ambulance Plane Crashes At Sea Near Acapulco
An air ambulance crash off Acapulco left Teofilo Olea Figueroa and two crewmen missing at first. They were found alive on a remote beach badly hurt after being towed by the crew through strong currents. Olea was injured in a prior crash at Ometepec, 100 miles east.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Teofilo Olea Figueroa
Olea
Ometepec
Veterinarian and Legislator Dr. N. D. Backus Dies
Dr. N D Backus longtime Ohio racing commission veterinarian and three term state legislator died yesterday at age 75. He served in public office and contributed to animal health and racing oversight in Ohio.
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Elyria
N. D. Backus
State Racing Commission
Ohio
East Hocking Board Hires Two New Teachers
The East Hocking school board, meeting last night, hired two new teachers. Joyce Thompson will teach third grade at Green Elementary, a first year teacher who studied at Ohio University. Leroy S. Haynie will teach science and math at Carbon Hill High School, holding a BS in Education. Claude Chrisman urged a common entrance age with Logan district. the board adopted six by Dec 31 for entrance. Starr Washington board tentatively agreed to buy a new bus from W H Chevrolet pending Ohio Department approval, expected decision next month.
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East Hocking
Claude Chrisman
Logan City
Logan
Oppenheimer allowed written brief for AEC security review
The Atomic Energy Commission grants Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer permission to submit only written arguments for the security case review, after a board classified him as a loyal citizen but a security risk. The decision limits him from presenting oral testimony in the proceedings.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Commission
AEC
Oppenheimer
Mayor's Court Hears 7 Cases Fines Levied
Seven cases heard by Mayor Joseph Phillips resulted in fines. State highway patrol cited William Coakley Robert Crippen Denver Millican Jr Nellie Adams for speeding driving left of center and failure to stop with assured clear distance. Reckless operation charges brought Lewis Wooley and Ralph Stephenson were each fined. Carl Burgoon was fined for assault and battery.
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Joseph Phillips
William Coakley
Columbus
Robert Crippen
Carbon Hill
Denver Millican Jr
Nelsonville
Nellie Adams
Logan
Lewis A. Wooley
Logan Rt. 2
Ralph O. Stephenson
Carl R. Burgoon
Market St
Nancy Burgoon
Mrs. Louisa Acker Radabaugh Dies at 92 in Oregon
Mrs. Louisa Acker Radabaugh of Roseburg Oregon formerly of Logan died May 31 after a stroke. She would have turned 93 on June 22. Burial was in Roseburg last Thursday. Surviving relatives include nieces nephews and cousins.
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Mrs. Radabaugh
Oregon
George Burgess
Logan
Louisa Acker Radabaugh
Roseburg
Ore
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