Dual Probe Opens On Death Of Coroner's Wife
Lancaster Ohio authorities pursue two aims in the case of Constance Geer, 31, wife of Fairfield County coroner Dr Joseph Geer, investigating potential narcotics related death and presenting findings to the county grand jury. Prosecution and police stress a broad inquiry into the chain of deaths linked to narcotics and the circumstances around Geer's death.
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Alfred C. Hall
Lancaster
Ohio
Constance Geer
Fairfield County
Sam Hutser
E. Raymond Morchart
Hutsler
Morehart
Geer
Joseph A. Geer
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Investigation Opens After Mrs Geer Death Toxication Report
An official inquiry began after an autopsy report by Dr. Bloodworth of Ohio State University named the cause of death as pentobarbital and codeine intoxication. Dr Geer insisted he never administered drugs to his wife and claimed he did not keep codeine in his office, saying prescriptions were written for patients.
Lincoln Square statues reinstalled back to back in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts the war and peace statues on Lincoln Square were dismantled for traffic work and now stand back to back. City officials say correcting the placement will be difficult as air spaces that allowed the initial dismantling were altered and damaged the symbolism. Carl Paul Jennewain chairs cite the delicate symbolism as destroyed.
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Worcester
Mass
Lincoln Square
Carl Paul Jennewain
Italian Leader Dies in Milan At 75
Milan report states Piero Pirelli leading Italian industrialist died here after a heart attack. He was 75.
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Milan
Piero Pirelli
Steel producers announce price boosts amid strike action
Pittsburgh reports another week of potential strikes by about 650 000 basic steel workers as U S Steel leads price hikes averaging 8 50 per ton inland steel about 8 per ton Bethlehem and Republic study the situation while Jones Laughlin and others watch. The composite steel price stood at 130 per ton before the walkout.
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U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel Corp
Boosing
Inland Steel
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Jones & Laughlin
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Ship Strike Forces Miners Idle in Minnesota
In Duluth Minnesota after less than a week of work since the steel strike, about 7100 workers in U S Steel Oliver Mining Division were laid off as ships were struck. Oliver shuts mines plants and shops across northern Minnesota. Ore cars are filled but cannot load due to the Pittsburgh Steamship Division strike. Two unions seek recognition as bargaining agents for deck officers and engineers while the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association pickets the ships and pilots association calls a walkout of deck officers.
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Minn
U. S. Steel
Oliver Mining Division
Oliver
Minnesota
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
Marine Engineers Benefiicial Assn
Pilots Assn
Jdeck
Burney Takes Oath Today as Surgeon General Pick
Washington Dr. Leroy E Burney takes the oath as ex surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service in a ceremony today. His appointment by President Eisenhower awaits Senate confirmation when Congress reconvenes next year. He succeeds Dr Leonard A Scheele who resigned to join private industry. Burney has 24 years in the service and has served as an assistant surgeon general for the past two years.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
U.S. Public Health Service
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Leonard A. Scheele
Burney
Commi Corps
Talks Reopened To Seek Contract In Akron
In Akron Ohio Edison Company and the striking Utility Workers Union reopen negotiations today to reach a new contract agreement. The move follows the strike action and aims to resolve wage and working condition disputes between the parties.
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Akron
Ohio
Ohio Edison ‘Co
Toledo editor Grove Patterson dies at 74
Grove Patterson longtime Toledo Blade editor in chief died after a heart ailment at 74. He joined the Blade in 1910 rising through roles to editor in chief in 1946 and wrote a defining memoir on press responsibility. Survivors include wife Esther and stepson Thomas Belford. Funeral at Toledo Epworth Methodist Church.
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Toledo
Ohio
Grove Patterson
Patterson
Toledo Blade
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Lorain
Cleveland
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
YMCA
Ymca International Committee
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Newcomen Society of
Great Britain and America
National Press Club
Washington
Rowfant Club
Esther
Thomas Belford
Rock ’n’ Roll Said Unhealthy by Cincinnati Psychologist
University of Cincinnati psychologist Dr George W Kisker argues rock and roll dancing fuels conflict in youth. He cites three conflict areas: low spirits toward sex, handling aggressive urges, and the urge to feel important.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
George W. Kisker
America
Trusteeship Granted for Goes In Trusteeship Tandineer
In Municipal Court yesterday, Goes In Trusteeship Tandineer of 2011 Van Ave. entered trusteeship amid debts totaling 603.79 dollars owed to eight creditors.
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Tandineer
van Ave
Tools Of Scouting Roundtable Theme
Paul Doughman district commissioner for the Mound Builders Area Council says the Tools of Scouting will be the theme for tonight's roundtable session. The meeting begins at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association auditorium.
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Paul Doughman
Mound Builders Area Council
Civic Association
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