Woodruff Frames School Bond Plan as Report Delays
Woodruff says details of a $6.5 million school bonds program will wait on the OSU Middletown survey report. Drafts due in two weeks, final board review in a month. The board weighs replacing Central School and modernizing all facilities to ensure equal capacity and needs.
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Ohio State Research Committee
Middletown
Joseph Woodruff
Naloe Ae
Woodruff
Codruffex Lo
OSU
Fire damages Monroe High School storage room
A second floor storage closet fire at Lemon Monroe High School caused damage possibly up to 12 000 dollars. About 5 000 books and supplies were kept there. The blaze, blamed on an electrical outlet, burned sections of walls and storage doors and produced heavy smoke. The incident was discovered July 30 after an earlier July 28 lightning storm. Several rooms on the second and third floors will need repairs before fall use.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Rtn
Cincinnati
Anon
Boston Colonel Guilty On 8 Counts Of Misconduct
Boston Colonel Walter C Heinel former commander at the Boston Army base was found guilty on eight counts of conduct unbecoming an officer by a court martial after nearly nine hours of deliberation Heinel faces up to 30 months in prison and a dishonorable discharge Authorities say the charges include accepting $350 in free meals and attempting to influence a married woman to leave her husband The trial named Mrs Alice M Wilson of Weston as a witness and noted the couple reconciled The case reflects military discipline issues from the 1950s with dates and local details included
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Ft.devens
Mass
Walter C. Heinel
Boston Army Base
Heinel
Chicago
Heine
Alice M. Wilson
Weston
Heineel
Ban Sought For Red Art in Dallas Contract
Dallas City Council refused to insert a clause prohibiting Communist art in a contract for the Museum of Fine Arts. Mrs. Ys, president of the Public-Luncheon Club, and Mrs. M. C. Turner Sr. urged the amendment with a club resolution. The dispute followed a heated display dispute over an exhibit tied to Communist front artists.
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Dallas
Museum of Fine Arts
Public
M. C. Turner Sr
Dallas Art Assa
Boat Safety At Hamilton Under Study
The U S Power Squadron Cincinnati considers reviewing a crash on the Great Miami River near Hamilton. An outboard runabout operated by William C Adelsperger Jr collided with James H Paragin 24. The boat was anchored. deputies report most crafts were heavy and crowded on the river during the incident.
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Hamilton
U. S. Power Squadron
Cincinnati
Great Miami River
William C. Adelsperger Jr
Csr Aain Odlen Witanien
James H. Paragin
Parain
Sheriff's Deputies
Y Girls Trip Moved Up Hour
YMCA announces a change to tomorrow's trip. Miss Gayle Whelan, summer trip supervisor, says girls will now depart the YMCA at 11 a.m. instead of the previously scheduled time. The adjustment affects all participants and may impact pickup arrangements.
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YMCA
Gayle Whelan
Convicted Red Won't Get Disability Payments
Robert G. Thompson, former New York state Communist party leader, lost his appeal to restore government disability payments earned during World War II. VA said he aided an enemy through speeches in the Korean War era, rendering him ineligible. He remains in Atlanta federal prison. family support payments are unaffected.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Washington
Robert G. Thompson
Communist Party
Veterans Administration
Thompson
Atlanta
Pacific
U.S
Thomps
New York State
Thieves Loot Safe At Building Materials Co
In Warwick Rhode Island two men pried open a large safe at Building Materials Co and used coins to buy drinks from a nearby vending machine. Police said the light metal dispenser was not tampered with and the thieves paid with their own coins.
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Warwick
the Building Materials Co
Arwick Y
Stalin Attack Minimized by Khrushchev Says Kremlin Chief
An American writer cites Nikita Khrushchev telling the Kremlin that the attack on Stalin was something Russians took in stride. Sen. Ellender described a lengthy interview in which Khrushchev said most Russians did not resent the denouncement and that talk of a crisis was a Washington figure of speech.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Sen. Ellender
D-La
Khrushchev
Ellender
Russia
Ciedhdhev
Washington
Teenage swims scheduled for Wednesday at Sunset and Douglas pools
Teenage swims are set for tomorrow evening at Sunset and Douglas pools with regular staff on duty. Sunset opens at 9:30 p.m. and Douglas at 9 p.m. The final teenage session will be held next Wednesday led by Ross Kramer, Is.
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Sunset
Douglas
Ross Kramer
Death sentences set after Cyprus traffic ban triggered by gallows
In Nicosia Cyprus Gov Sir John Harding confirms the death sentences of three Greek Cypriot extremists as a traffic ban sweeps the capital. Bombs exploded at the government radio station causing minor damage. Convicted terrorists include Andreas Zakkos Charilaos Michael and Iacovos Patatsos. One man shot a Turkish Cypriot policeman. Greenland icecap thickness noted at 1000 feet.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Greece
Andreas Zakkos
Charilaos Michael
Iacovos Patatsos
Zakkos
Michael
Sren Coombe
Coombe
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