Thirty Million Pupils Forecast For 1978
AP Education Reporter David Taylor marks a bold forecast by Dr. N L Engelhardt Jr predicting 30 million pupils in elementary public schools by 1978 if birth rates hold. The study warns communities must plan long term to handle rapid enrollment increases across elementary junior and senior high levels with facility and funding pressures rising by 1958 to 1965.
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David Taylor Marke
New York
N. L. Engelhardt Jr
Engelhardt
Engelhardt, Engelhardt and Leggett
United States
Munity
Doan’s Pills Advertises Kidney Relief
Nagging backache and low energy blamed on slowed kidney function. Doctors stress kidney health and warn against neglect. Ad touts Dean’s Pills as a mild diuretic used for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubes and relieve discomfort.
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Dean
Doan
Nine More Witnesses Defy House Probers
Nine additional witnesses refused to disclose whether they were ever members of the Communist party to a House un American Activities sub committee in Los Angeles. The session featured a semico operative former State Department attache a Harvard trained plumber a drama critic a building contractor a musician and four educators. Charles Albert Page testified about his government service including postings in Cuba Ecuador Guatemala Uruguay and Paris and said he would not discuss Communist ties from 1934 to 1941. He also noted his role as assistant to California Lt Governor Ellis Patterson. W E Oliver drama critic for the Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express accused the committee of union busting while Chairman Donald L Jackson defended the panel’s labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
House un-American Activities Subcommittee
Communist Party
State Department
Harvard
Charles Albert Page
Cuba
Ecuador
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paris
Donald L. Jackson
Calif
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
Ellis Patterson
California
W. E. Oliver
Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express
Gramer Plans Appeal After Death Penalty Slaying Case
George Edward Grammer, 36, a former New York office manager, was sentenced to death for killing his wife Dorothy, 33, last August. Judge Herman Moser sat without a jury and imposed the penalty, with the State alleging motive rooted in love for another woman and claims of a staged car crash to conceal the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Edward Grammer
New York
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Herman Moser
Grammer
Dorothy
Auto Loan Insurance Falls Short of Law say Ohio agents
Ohio auto insurance brokers warn thousands of motorists assume their loan or comprehensive policies cover liability. They note many policies cover fire theft and collision only, not financial responsibility required by the state. The Division of Insurance will require bold print clarifications by March 24, and policyholders should verify liability coverage to avoid driving-privilege loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jack Christy
Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters
Christy
Division of Insurance
Walter A. Robinson
Jaycees To Act On By Law Change
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the Colony to discuss revisions to by laws and plan a nominating committee for June elections. A delegate and alternate to the State Jaycee convention in Toledo in May will be appointed. A 6 p.m. social hour precedes dinner.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Toledo
First Woman Alderman Named By Peoria Voters
Peoria voters elected the city’s first woman alderman in a 16 candidate field. Mrs Myrna J Harms 33 a mother of three polled over 15000 votes to lead the council race.
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Peoria
I.P
Myrna J. Harms
Democrats Tighten Grip On St. Louis City Hall
In St. Louis the Democrats won a sweeping mayoral victory with Raymond R. Tucker securing 143,640 votes to 82,207 for Republican Carl G. Stifel. Tucker, 56, an engineering professor, plus 11 of 14 Democratic aldermen, solidified control with a 3-seat gain on the Aldermanic Board amid nationwide interest following the Republican presidential win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis’ City Hall
ST. Louis
Raymond R. Tucker
Carl G. Stifel
Tucker
Stifel
Washington University
Milton Carpenter
Middletown Educators Attend Weekend Oxford Hamilton Conference
Representatives of Middletown schools will join Butler County teachers administrators and school board members for a two day Oxford and Hamilton conference on Friday and Saturday. Wade E. Miller expects most principals and at least two teachers from each school to attend. The event, organized by Miami University education professor Warren Nelson, centers on cooperation between industry and education. Administrators meet Friday in Upham Hall Miami to hear R M Garrison discuss North Central Association accrediting rules. Saturday at Harrison School Hamilton open to all includes a community planning talk by Dr Harold Clark of Teachers College Columbia University, plus seven group discussions on using the community in education. This is the third conference of the year, planned through Miami summers and Armco Steel support, with earlier meetings in November and January.
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Middletown
Butler County
Oxford and Hamilton
Wade E. Miller
Warren Nelson
Miami University
Upham
Miami
R. M. Garrison
State Department of Education
North Central Association
Harrison School
Hamilton
Harold Clark
Teachers College
Columbia University
Armco Steel
Yorkshire Man Interprets What Rotary Means
Albert Clarke, inspector of mines in Yorkshire for 28 years, spoke to rotarians at the Manchester Hotel about how English people interpret Rotary. He said the letters stand for religion, outlook, thinking, friendly attitude toward America, the royal family, and Britain's youth. E. Thomas Cross was inducted into the club, with two of the guests from Germany and one from Sweden.
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Albert Clarke
Yorkshire
England
Rotarians
Rotary
Manchester
Clarke
America
Britain
Germany
Sweden
E. Thomas Cross
Beekeeper Dies After Bee Swarm Attack
In Somerville Tennessee Elise C. Piper a 66 year old widow was stung by a swarm while tending her hives and collapsed dying from an acute allergic reaction as Dr J L Armstrong noted. A neighbor assisted at the scene.
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Somerville
Tenn
Elise C. Piper
Hamilton Soldier Dies in Korea From Accidental Shot
Pfc William L Shoemaker husband of Gertrude Shoemaker 418 South Fourth St died in Korea from an accidental chest wound caused by a gun fired by another soldier. He died March 26 while serving eight months with the 29th Infantry Regiment. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Troy Shoemaker of 515 South Second St.
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Hamilton
William L. Shoemaker
Gertrude Shoemaker
South Fourth St
Korea
Defense Department
Shoemaker
29Th Infantry
Troy Shoemaker
South Second St
Appointment of Administrator De Bonis Non in Graves estate
Notice declares H O Finkelman of Middletown Ohio appointed administrator de bonis non for the estate of Alfred G Graves late of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Dated March 20 1953 Judge Harry F Walsh. Attorneys H O Finkelman and Fred Ross. April 18-15.
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Alfred G. Graves
H. O. Finkelman
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Prop Inspection Ordered By CAA
Washington The Civil Aeronautics Administration has ordered a propeller inspection for most of the nation's commercial airplanes to preclude further hazardous accidents. The order affects aircraft with reversible propellers and comes after a military plane failed its prop on March 19 near Greenville DC but landed safely.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Greenville
D. C
Monroe National Bank Shareholders Meeting Notice
The Monroe National Bank of Monroe Ohio will hold a special shareholder meeting on Thursday May 14 1953 at 2 00 p m at the banking house to vote on ratifying a consolidation agreement with First National Bank of Middletown Ohio. The agreement copies are available at the bank during business hours for inspection. President Co B Yost signs.
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Monroe National Bank
Monroe, Ohio
Monroe
State of Ohio
First National Bank of
Middletown
United States
Co. B. Yost
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