Ohio cities seek state funds for interstate projects
Seven of ten major Ohio cities on the federal interstate system pressed to tighten lines for more state money for expressway projects. Dayton may join Youngstown Akron and Canton in opposing the state highway department formula, while candidates DiSalle and ONeill are asked for their positions. Dayton would back the plan if non intersate policy is clarified as City officials seek clarity on funding shares and future costs. Columbus Mayor Krenner labels Dayton stance capitulation and campaigns for broader city support.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
State Highway Department
Michael V. DiSalle
C. William O'Neill
Robert Flynn
Highway Department
C. Linzell
M. E. Krenner
Yugoslavia Hasn’t Any Auto Problem Belgrade report
Prices for cars and goods in Communist Yugoslavia are high, with a German Volkswagen at 12,500 dinars and a Yugoslav assembled Fiat 600 at 8,500. A Italian typewriter costs 750 dinars while 190 in Italy. With a 400 dinars per dollar rate, locals pay one third more. Official explanations are lacking, but the common view is government keeps prices high to conserve foreign currency, resulting in ample parking and easy travel outside cities.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Vokswagen
Europe
Italy
Missourian Named To Kent Cage Post
Orval Stiege meier aged 30 of Eagle Village Fayette Mo has been appointed head basketball coach at Kent State University High School beginning fall term. The change eases duties for Robert Buckley who coached basketball last year along with other athletic duties. Mount Etna in Sicily stands at 10633 feet and has recorded over 50 events.
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Kent
Ohio
Orval Stiegemeier
Eagle Village
Fayette, Mo
Kent State
University High School
Robert Buckley
Classic Pin Loop Opens Meeting Tonight at Frontier Lanes
The Classic League will hold its first organizational meeting tonight at 8 o clock. The meeting at Frontier Lanes is open to all Classic League bowlers and others interested in bowling in the top local circuit.
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Frontier Lanes
Ex Hoosier guard to join Lakers for 1956 57 season
Minneapolis Lakers sign ex Hoosier guard Bob Leonard for the 1956 57 NBA season. Leonard 6-3 185 pounds, previously drafted by the Baltimore Bullets in 1954, played three college seasons scoring 1 098 points before military service.
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Minneapolis
Bob Leonard
Indiana
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Assn
Leonard
Baltimore Bullets
Laker
Army
Relaxed Golf Habit Boosts Performance
Instructional note stresses that golfers perform best when relaxed. It argues tension in practice and competition disrupts motor coordination, while a calm, natural groove on the course leads to better results. The piece likens golf tension to driving under pressure and cites a cartoon example of a tense backswing.
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Che
Ruths Guider Hits Milestone
In Baltimore the man who inspired George Herman Ruth to take Ruth as a middle name marked his 60th anniversary with the Xavarian Order. Brother Herman, once a swift 100 yard dash man, now slowed by arthritis and a heart condition, taught at St. Mary Orphanage when Ruth arrived and later became a lifelong mentor after the boy’s mother died and his father ignored him. He died in 1948.
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Baltimore
George Herman Ruth
Xaverian Order
Herman
St. Mary Orphanage
George Ruth
Two Pin Leagues Schedule Sessions
The season starts for two bowling leagues tomorrow night with meetings. The MIAC Minor League will meet at 7:30 at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street. The American Legion League gathers at 8 p.m. at Frontier Lanes.
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MIAC
YMCA
Sports Bowl
S. Main St
American Legion League
Fight Results From Across North America
Boston Johnny Saxton outpointed Barry Allison in a 10 round non title bout at 152 pounds in New York. Ike Chestnut beat Jesse Rodriguez in Montreal by decision over 10 rounds at 131 pounds, listing New York and Kansas City as origin cities for the fighters.
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Associated Press
Boston
Johnny Saxton
New York
Barry Allison
Springfield
Mass
Montreal
Ike Chestnut
Jesse Rodriguez
Kansas City
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Golf School
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Winchester
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England
U. S
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Bath
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Lionel V. Messenger
Peter
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GOP Choice
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Arthur B. Langlie
San Francisco
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Potemas River
Fort Belvoir Wa
Middletown
S. Clinton ST
Daphne Bray
Copenhagen
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