Ohio Legislature Opens Short Week With Key Votes
Ohio lawmakers begin a compressed week with votes on a lake Erie fishing dispute end game and a state education board plan. The House also tackles parking near an armory, aiding out-of-state parents, and utility law reforms as Senate committees weigh school subsidies and fair employment measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Marietta
State Board of Education
Roger Cloud
R Logan
House
Frank J. Lausche
Kenneth & Robinson
Marion
Judiciary Committee
State Utilities Commission
House Organization of State Government
Harry D. Bellis
van Wert
Arthur G. Katerheinrich
Auglaize
Senate
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Turnpike Commission
Commue
TV Used In Test Of School Candidates
In New York television was used to test candidates for elementary school principalships for the first time. About 270 observers watched a third grade teacher conduct a class and then prepared supervisory reports on technique and performance.
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New York
Japan Forms Group to Study Peaceful Atomic Use
In Tokyo a government panel is created to promote peaceful applications of atomic energy. The group aims to explore non weaponized nuclear research and its potential benefits for industry, medicine, and power generation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Publication Note
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial directions appears, including paddle and Arabian garment. entries range from 6 across Indian cuckoo to 49 insect, plus notes like Average time of sutation 23 minutes and distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate
Vital Statistics Brightens Franklin Area With New Births
The notice lists multiple newborns and hospital admissions across Franklin and nearby towns. Names include Henderson Reed Jr and John Whiteman with births yesterday and today, plus Joyce Ann Oney born in hospital. Other entries reference medical and surgical admissions for various residents.
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Henderson Reed Jr
Patricia Ave
Franklin
John Whiteman
West Middletown Rt. 1
Herman Lawson
Woodlawn Ave
John Williams
Garfield St
Abel Fuller
Sycamore St
Jees ‘Harr
Elmo Pl
One Aspirin Triggers False Alarm At Oakland Fire Station
John Cox left his tillerman post to fetch aspirin. An alarm sounded as the hook and ladder rig rolled away without a tiller man, crashing a car and some fire equipment before being towed back. Fire Chief James Burke ordered an inquiry into the missing crew member.
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Oakland
Calif
John Cox
Cox
Tillerman
James Burke
Stray Puppy Sounds Alarm To Save South Bend Home
The Ameigh family woke to Tippy the six month old stray barking as a defective furnace filled their home with smoke. The puppy alerted them and the family plans to keep the dog with top priority in their home.
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South Bend
Ind
James Ameigh
Tippy
Ameighs
Old Offenses Cost Man 161 Days In Jail
William E Bryant 34 of Maryville Tenn was ordered to serve 161 days in Butler County jail by Judge J T Lamb after recent suspensions and recent intoxication charges. He was fined 212 with 3 daily payments plus 2 more 30 day terms. Bryant was arrested on Water Street after ransacking a car lot and looking into a purse. Edward Fields 24 of Girard Ave was fined 25 for intoxication after a gunshot scare turned out to be a firecracker.
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Water Street
J. T. Lamb
William E. Bryant
Maryville
Tenn
Butler County
Lamb
Bryant
Paul Fouts
Donald Wallace
Curtis St
Edward Fields
Girard Ave
Bennington Returns To Fleet Duty After Overhaul
NEW YORK The aircraft carrier Bennington, repaired and completely overhauled, sailed from Bayonne Naval Supply Depot on her way back to regular duty. An explosion aboard the Bennington 11 months ago killed 108 men.
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New York
Bennington
Bayonne Naval Supply Depot
Eight Army Raises Over $80,000 for Red Cross
Seoul The 8th Army announced a 41 day campaign raising more than $80,000 for the American Red Cross and its relief efforts.
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Seoul
8Th Army
American Red Cross
Middletown Man Fined For Speeding
Hamilton Hart of 1604 Garfield Street Middletown was fined 30 dollars and costs yesterday by Judge Frank F Wessel on a speeding charge.
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Hamilton
James Hart
Garfield St
Middletown
Frank F. Wessel
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Humble
Edger Aller
Isa Peninsula
Decay
Ocean
Joyce Ann Oney
Paul Oney
Frankland St
Florence Winslow
Highlin Rt
Horace Burdick
Yankee Rd
Sam Runnels
Andrews St
Cynthia Lakes
Franklin Rt
Shirley Parker
Wagnest St
Alice Calkiwell
Middletown Rt
Herbert Stein
Spencer Lane
John T. Smith
Magnolia Dr
Ernest Jones
Fleming Rd
Janice Land
Aaron Fields
S. Main St
Michael Brown
James Brown
Jefferson Rd
C. W. Terman
N. Verity Pkvy
Chester Robinson
Ottawa St
Richard Allen
Thomas Allen
Joyce Ann Butler
Richard Blaine
Crawford St
Oyce Ann Butler
Warnell Butler
John Daley
West Middletown
Russell Hilsinger
Russell Hilsinger Sr
Lebanon
Cheryl Martin
Richard Martin
Morgan St
Vickie Lynn Pummill
Fred Pummill
Fulton Lane
Douglas Slough
David Slough
Ogen
Trenton Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Glenn J. Tullis
Manchester Road
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Echo Spring
Echo
Qhio
Onio
Kentucky
Waturatty
Frankfort
Echo Spring Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
Speeder
Marylitsch
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Ames
Central Store
Orn
Ry Ra
Hanes
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