Science Foundation Grants Two Hacking Men For Study
The National Science Foundation awarded $33,400 for a summer biology institute at Indiana University for 39 teachers including Merl Primmer of Logan High School. Nathan Davis of Lancaster High School will study mathematics at the University of Chicago during 1958 59, with NSF covering expenses. Davis also attends a six week program at Western Michigan University funded by NSF.
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Logan
LHS
Merl Primmer
Nathan Davis
Lancaster
Logan High School
Primmer
Indiana University
Indiana U
Davis
Front St
University of Chicago Institute
University of Chicago
Eugene P. Northrop
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Mayor Fines Drivers in Weekend Court Actions
Mayor Francis Myers fined six drivers on charges by city police and the state highway patrol. Three other motorists forfeited bonds. Tenor names and addresses appear with fines for speeding red lights reckless driving and improper turns. One motorist, Robert E. Kern, was arrested for speeding and ordered to appear for a hearing at 8 p.m. today.
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Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
Ralph Eugene Andy
Columbus
Motherwell Ave
Darren M. Tolliver
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Hunter and Elm Sts
John L. Caulley
James L. West
Whitehall
Clarence R. Parker
Russell M. Borrows
Nelsonville
Carl J. Headley
Lancaster Rt. 4
Harry R. McVey
Zanesville Ave
Harold Elston
Front St
Kern
Logan Couple Honors Thai Students at Miami University
Mr and Mrs James L Young of 665 N Wood St hosted three Bangkok natives Bunyajitt Na Maha jai Apilas Osatananda and Phrapas Suvanpradip at Miami University last week to see them receive bachelor of science in business degrees They dined at Eaton Manor Hamilton prior and had been weekend guests years earlier The men left Thailand eight years ago for schooling in England Virginia Their student visas expire July 15 and they plan to return to Thailand to start businesses in Bangkok.
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N. Wood St
Miami University
Bangkok
Thailand
Bunyajitt Na Mahajai
Apilas Osatananda
Praphas Suvanpradip
Jim Young
County Courts Dismiss Weldon McGrath vs Oldfield Drilling Co
In the common pleas court suit Weldon McGrath v Oldfield Drilling Co the case is dismissed with out record at defendant's cost by Judge Harley Meyer after agreement of the parties. Coney Island amusement park near Cincinnati boasts the world's largest fresh water swimming pool located ten miles up the Ohio River.
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Weldon McGrath
Oldfield Drilling Co
Harley Meyer
Coney Island
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Markets Turn Mixed in Active Afternoon Trading
New York stocks fluctuated with gains and losses in volatile late trading. Rail stocks held roughly firm while coppers chemicals and aircrafts shifted from gains to a weaker pattern. Major movers included American Cyanamid Du Pont Goodrich Douglas Aircraft and Eastern Gas & Fuel with smaller advances by New York Central Illinois Central Southern Railway and others while United Aircraft Goodyear U S Steel and U S Rubber pulled back. Government bonds eased.
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Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Goodyear
Sinclair
U. S. Steel
International Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Union Carbide
U. S
Cincinnati Produce Prices in Cincinnati Area
AP report lists f.o.b prices for produce in Cincinnati with cases, consumer grades, and ranges for white and brown potatoes, various poultry sizes and grades, and farm prices. Includes No 1 quality fryers, hens, and large to small categories with price ranges.
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Fegegs F.o.b
U.S. A
Ohio hog and cattle prices from Columbus livestock report
Hogs across eight markets show estimated 8 300 head, 25 cents higher on butcher hogs, sows steady. No 2 average good butchers 190-220 lbs 23.25-23.50, sows under 350 lbs 18.75-19.25. cattle selling at auction from Columbus Producers Livestock Co-operative. Veal calves steady with price ranges 27.00-30.50 for choice prime, 23.00-27.00 for good and choice, 19.00-23.00 standard good. Sheep and lambs mixed with strict choice 18.50-20.50 and cull 8.00-11.00.
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Columbus Livestock
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agri
Columbus Producers Livestock Co-operative Assn
Lancaster Branch of Ohio University Ends Second Year
Ohio Universitys Lancaster Branch finishes its second year with 639 students enrolled. Fifteen cadet teacher trainees have graduated and several students have completed or partially completed engineering studies, planning transfers to the main campus. Commerce courses are being added. The branch office closes June 15 to July 15 for vacation and reopens July 15 for counseling and registration.
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Ohio University
Lancaster Branch College
Beauty Admits Talent Needed
New York report quotes French film star Christine Carere saying bosoms boost box office but an actress must also have talent. She notes she is 20 years old, 5 feet 1, 105 pounds with bust 33 inches, waist 22 inches, hips 34 inches.
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New York
Christine Carere
400 Witness Demonstration By Frogmen
A crowd of about 400 witnessed underwater techniques at the Logan city pool Sunday by Navy frogmen from UDT training at Little Creek Virginia. Demonstrations included transferring lung apparatus underwater and one diver swimming the pool length without breathing gear. The event was presented by All-Star Dairy the U S Navy and WBNS TV Channel 10 promoting Sea Hunt.
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Logan City
Navy
Amphibious Forces
UDT
Little Creek
All-Star Dairy
U.S. Navy
Columbus
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Atoms for Peace Exhibit to Come to Athens Ohio University
The Atomic Energy Commission display will tour Athens for two weeks from June 18 to July 2 at Indoor Practice Building open daily 1 to 9 pm. One of three in the nation, the exhibit features panels models and interactive displays showing over 100 atomic energy applications for industry medicine agriculture power and research. Featured items include a mechanical hands set a 16 foot nuclear power plant model and a balloon suit for radioactive areas.
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Athens — Ohio University
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Thirteenth Child Born on Friday the 13th in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Deshner of Great Falls Mont welcomed their thirteenth child on Friday the 13th. The event was noted as a memorable family milestone in the community record.
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Great Falls
Mont
Wilmer Deshner
Hocking Boards Pay 63 759 Into Teachers Pension Fund
Hocking County school boards contributed 63 759 to the state teachers retirement system for pensions during the current fiscal year ending June 30. State Auditor James A. Rhodes reports total Ohio board payments in the last 12 months rose to 29 920 523, up 3 108 551 from last year.
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Hocking County
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
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