Monroe High names test finalists for district scholarship tests
Monroe High School officials announced the top scorers advancing to the final district tests on May 4 at Miami University. English leaders included Judy Henry and Mary Stubbs first and second, with Marilyn Profitt third. Other subjects show ties and multiple firsts across English, Spanish, Latin, Algebra, geometry, science, history, and accounting, listing students by names and places.
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Lemon-Monroe High
Miami University
Judy Henry
Mary Stubbs
Marilyn, Profitt
Mary Ann Fondren
Jane Scott
Susan Boxwell
Helen Malott
Connie Bales
Nancy Reuthe
Pete Lang
Bob Koettel
Mary Ann Goode
Ronn Mullen
Susan Phillips
Eddie Blevins
Gary Hausman
Sue Murphy
Bob Johnston
Paul Wilson
Tom Woods
Nancy Hannah
Betty Gay
Nancy Patrick
Patty Yocum
Phyllis Saylor
Anne Hill
Terry Kruger
James Gose
John ‘Eichhorn
Don Tireton
Dick Pierce
Ward Wells
Nancy Han ‘Nah
Nancy Olliver
Robert Johnston
Jerry Waits
Mary Ann Weiland
Ralph Kemp
Dick Neely
David Earl Burcham
Gary Lynn Hausman
Richard Harter
Glandular inflammation linked to age related troubles
Men from 1,000 communities report relief after treatment at the Excelsior Institute which offers non surgical methods for glandular inflammation. A free book explains how these conditions may be corrected and is available with no obligation by contacting Excelsior Institute Dept 3163 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springa Mo
Auto Stolen Here Found 2 Hours Later
A car stolen Saturday from the rear of Duff's Cafe on Charles Street was recovered two hours later at the rear of Roosevelt Junior High by police. Owner William McMonigle reported the theft at 3 p.m. Police recovered it at 5 p.m. A 1951 car with license 6851 MR was reported stolen yesterday from in front of Robert Knorr's residence.
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Duff
Robert Knorr
1St Ave
Something To Brag About 1900 Wheat Prediction All Wet
Washington reports note that Sir William Crookes warned 57 years ago of U S wheat shortages and land limits. He predicted the United States would import wheat as population rose. The forecast proved wrong as U S wheat acreage expanded and exports reached a historic volume with ample reserves.
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Washington
London
British Assn
Advancement of
Science
William Crookes
United States
Sir William
Agriculture Department
Strike Vote Sought For Cincinnati Papers
Cincinnati union printers seek an ITU strike vote after rejecting a proposed wage of 8 weekly over two years. About 600 workers at Enquirer Post and Times-Star negotiate a renewal expired last Dec 31. Main issue is weekly wages with current 110 to 117 dollars plus 2 dollars welfare benefits.
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Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Frank Gorsler
Local 3
Indianapolis
Gorsler
Morning Enquirer
Post
Times-Star
Joan Davis Plans Marriage After Waiting Period Hurdles
Palm Springs California. Joan Davis star of I Married Joan and her fiancé Budd Stock a safety engineer plan to marry soon. They intended to wed in Yuma but missed the three day California waiting law and blood test results delayed the ceremony. Davis and Si Wills were divorced over a decade ago.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Joan
Comedienne
Joan Davis
Budd Stock 129
Yuma
Ariz
California
Miss Davis
Si Wills
Stock
Fragrance Plan Aims To Freshen Detroit Bus Rides
Detroit transit tests a fragrant deodorant blend by GM technicians to neutralize bus exhaust in the cabin. The scent of roses may soon perfume rides as buses circulate.
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Detroit
General Motors
Fifteen Die In Ohio Mishaps On Highway Weekend
An Associated Press tally records fifteen traffic fatalities in Ohio from Friday night through Sunday, ages from seven months to 77. Victims include William Dimson in Lucas County, Vernon Woodworth near Ashland, Leland Prue near Port Clinton, John Hargo in Springfield, Ernest Nelson Smith near Sparta, Walter Wuebbeling near Coldwater, Alice Kephart in Cleveland, Lily Woodall near Batavia, Cheryl Davis of Martinsville, Edgar Le Huff near Ironton, Mary Lyons in Cincinnati, John Bizzell in Lancaster, Glen Boston in Canton, John Russell under repair in Oakwood, and Leon Howard near Hamilton.
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Associated Press
Ohio
William Dimson
Guelph
Ont
U.S. 20
Lucas County
Vernon Woodworth
Port Clinton
John D. Hargo
Springfield
U.S
Ernest Nelson Smith
Sparta
Walter Wuebbeling
Rt. 1
Coldwater
Mercer County
Alice Kephart
Cleveland
Lily Woodall
Cincinnati
Batavia
Cheryl Davis
William R. Davis
Martinsville
Clinton County
Xenia
Edgar le Huff
South Point
U.S. 52
Ironton
Mary Kathryn Lyons
Louis
John Bizzell
Lancaster
Glen A. Boston
Canton
John R. Russell
Oakwood
Leon Howard
Hamilton
U.S. 127
New Miami
Maple Syrup Festival Beaten by Snow in Geauga County
Geauga County Maple Syrup Festival draws about 65 000 attendees on the final day despite a heavy snowstorm that closed airports delaying Gov. ONeill who was replaced by Alvin S. Krenzler. Parade and Pioneer Day events occurred as scheduled, with much of Sunday moved to Chardon High School auditorium and traffic snarls reported on U S 6 322 and 44.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga County
Alvin S. Krenzler
O'Neill
Sheriff's
U.S. 6
U.S. 322
Plane Crash Kills Four Aboard B47 On Oahu Peak
Four Air Force crew members based at Altus AFB Oklahoma perished when a B47 bomber slammed into the tip of a 2400 foot mountain above Happy Valley on Oahu while approaching Hickam AFB. The crash tore the plane apart and rescue teams found only wreckage pieces. Capt Dunn N Roges 36 Montg ery Alabama 1st Lt Sherman Bozeman Jr 25 Altus listed as pilot observer 1st Lt Frank R Clausi Altus and SSGT Haskell E Gray Altus were named in the base release. The aircraft broke up near the summit and burst into flames. Rescue teams reported only debris at the scene.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Happy Valley
Oahu
Altus Afb
Okla
Dunn N. Roges
Altus
Sherman Bozeman Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Frank R. Clausi
Haskell E. Gray
Hickam Afb
Former Solon Dies in Ohio Legislative Figure
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for O. C. Reed, 75, of McArthur, former Ohio General Assembly representative and former Vinton County commissioner, who died Sunday in Holzer Hospital.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
O. C. Reed
McArthur
Ohio General Assembly
Vinton County
Holzer Hospital
Police Dog Kuma Awarded Medal for Fire Duty in Ueda
In Ueda Japan a two year old police dog named Kuma, an Alsatian owned by carpenter Gempei Imai, was honored with a service medal and a new collar for distinguished fire duty. Kuma reliably alerted her master and the fire brigade minutes before alarms, waking Imai to ready the engine before the crew arrived.
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Ueda
Japan
Kuma
Gempei Imai
Imai
Kenyon Parley Ends with Two Church Leaders Speaking
Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio concluded a four day conference on the essentials of freedom Sunday with talks by Rev. Courtney Murray S J and Rt Rev Stephan F Bayne bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Olympia Washington on freedom and its relation to religion.
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Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon College
Courtney Murray
S.J
Stephan F. Bayne
Olympia
Wash
Wright-Pat General Sent To Pentagon
Brig. Gen. Arno Luehman, commander of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base recruiting wing since 1954, will be transferred to the Pentagon as Air Force Director of Public Information. He will be succeeded in Dayton by Brig. Gen. E. Ligon, a West Point classmate, while Kinney, the Air Force Information Chief, is ordered to a less demanding post by physicians.
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Washington
Arno Luehman
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Pentagon
Luehman
E. Ligon
West Point
Andrew J. Kinney
Air Force Information
Holy Trinity Students Named to Third Quarter Honor Roll
Twenty seventh and eighth graders from Holy Trinity School are listed on the third quarter honor roll. Seventh graders include Barbara Angel Linda Daudt Jerry Fed ders Kay Kelly Fay Anne Krebs Marsha Segerberg Sylvia Sweeney Barbara Werner Marcia Williams and Marlys Williams. Eighth grade students are Kenneth Angel Sarah Christmann David Enright Mary Jean Hamilton Michael Herr Joseph Hornback Joan Martin Karrie Ronto Karen Skinner and Robin Weiss.
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Holy Trinity School
Barbara Angel
Linda Daudt
Jerry Fedders
Kay Kelly
Fay Anne Krebs
Marsha Segerberg
Sylvia Sweeney
Barbara Werner
Marcia Williams
Marlys Williams
Kenneth Angel
Sarah Christmann
David Enright
Mary Jean Hamilton
Michael Herr
Joseph Hornback
Joan Martin
Karrie Ronto
Karen Skinner
Robin Weiss
Next War To Be Battle For Minds Prediction
Cleveland area executive C F Burke of General Tire spoke at Gilmour Academy arguing the next world war will be a battle for men's minds. He cited interviews with 4500 war prisoners showing a lack of knowledge about democracy and the U S. Burke urged indoctrination of high school students to mold loyalty, church, community, and country.
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Cleveland
Akron
C. F. Burke
General Tire & Rubber Co
Gilmour Academy
Burke
Imen
Farm Surplus Costs Run At 5 Million Daily
Washington reports the Commodity Credit Corp shows a seven month loss of 837.764 million dollars on surplus farm programs ending February 28. Most losses come from exporting at below cost or donating surplus goods both domestically and abroad. Eight month totals list cotton 370.535 million, wheat 82.484 million, corn 71.063 million, rice 60.367 million, dried milk 61.404 million, cheese 42.167 million, butter 10.704 million, grain sorghum 21.83 million, and fluid milk 48.727 million.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Commodity Credit Corp
Aid Fund Aims for Dignity in Sick Countries
New York Rep William H Ayres says tax dollars go overseas to help what he calls sick countries. Speaking at the American Medical Center’s 53rd anniversary dinner in Denver he urged a foreign aid program that preserves the dignity of those aided.
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New York
William H. Ayres
Ohio
American Medical Center
Denver
Ayres
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