DiSalle vetoes three bills and signals more to come
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle vetoed three bills including one financing two-year community colleges and hinted he may veto additional measures. He signed 26 enactments and left about two dozen under consideration as the Legislature prepares to adjourn. He cited lack of funding for the college bill and noted an interim education study commission’s report due by year end. Newly signed laws include minimum lunch breaks for teachers, higher state employee pay, and increased county library subsidies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Hueston Woods Road Under Way
Oxford plans an 11 mile hard surfaced road encircling Hueston Woods State Park. Project, led by park manager Kenneth Havens Jr., will run from the beach parking area northward around the park and past the Honor Camp to the cabin area. Creeks crossings through Acton Lake fed by large pipes, several hill excavations complete, and extra picnic tables added at the marina and beach.
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Oxford
Hueston Woods State Park
Kenneth Havens Jr
Public
Cabin
Havens
Acton Lake
Deaths And Funerals Decorated War I Veteran Harrison Collins Dies
Harrison Collins 71 of 805 Moore St died of cancer at Middletown Hospital after a week as a patient and prior surgery in Dayton and Middletown. An Armco Steel inspector for 35 years he retired in 1953 and was the sole surviving World War I veteran cited by President Woodrow Wilson. He belonged to the War Veterans Assn of Armco, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion Post 218, Armco Assn Club, and the First Church of God and was active in all groups.
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Harrison Collins
Moore St
Woodrow Wilson
Middletown Hospital
Collins
Dayton
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
War Veterans Assn
Armco
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Armco Assn. Club
First Church of God
Negro Alderman Arrested After Restaurant Incident
St Louis alderman William L. Clay and two companions were arrested after a Howard Johnson restaurant refused service. Police booked Clay and Ray Howard on disturbing the peace and Schwerdtmann, a white man, on the same charge. Congleton faced a peace disturbance count as well. All four posted $500 bonds and were due in city court. Clay chairs a committee examining race discrimination in city projects.
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ST. Louis, Mo
North St. Louis
William L. Clay
Howard Johnson
Dorothy Congleton
Clay
Ray Howard
T. Louis
Robert L. Schwerdtmann
Sububan Richmond Heights
Schwertmann
Enquirer Editor Dies Of Attack
Covington Kentucky editor Bud Smith of the Cincinnati Enquirer dies at 59 from a heart attack after being stricken at his Fort Thomas home. A longtime Enquirer staffer since 1930 he is survived by his wife two sons William and Joe and daughter Dorothy Coyle. Joe Smith works on the Enquirer sports staff in Cincinnati.
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Covington
Everett
Bud) Smith
Kentucky
Cincinnati Enquirer
Smith
Fort Thomas
Booth Hospital
Enquirer
William
Joe
Dorothy Coyle
Joe Smith
Cincinnati
Policeman Dies Former D C Police Chief Pelham Glassford
Brig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford retired from the Army at 76 and served as chief of police in Washington D C after leading the police during the veterans bonus march era. He also led Phoenix police before retiring to Laguna Beach where he died Sunday after weeks of illness.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Washington, D.C
Pelham D. Glassford
Glassford
Philippines
Phoenix
Ariz
600 End Strike At 2 Columbus Plants
About 600 striking workers at Banco Inc two Columbus plants return to work on Tuesday ending a nine day walkout. The strike ended Sunday when Lodge 55 and 1651 of the International Association of Machinists voted to accept new wage and insurance provisions. Tool and die makers receive a three percent wage increase and production workers gain a five cent hourly raise.
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Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
Banco, Inc
International Assn. of Machinists Union
Tool and Die Makers
Schary Returns to Yacht After Hospital Treatment
Nantucket Massachusetts AP reports Dore Schary stage and film producer returned to his yacht today following weekend hospital treatment for a virus infection.
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Schary
Nantucket
Mass
Dore Schary
World War I Hero Collins Receives Full Military Rites
Mr. Collins served in France with Company C 3rd MG Battalion on four fronts and earned a Bronze Star and Silver Star plus a presidential citation for bravery during Meuse Argonne from Sept 26 to Nov 11 1918. A Middletown resident for 50 years he leaves wife Effie and nephew Roy Cook. Services by Rev J W Sullivan at 2 p m Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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France
Meuse-Argonne
Collins
Middletown
Tennessee
Effie
Roy Cook
J. W. Sullivan
American Legion Post
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Photographer John E. Watson Dies in Los Angeles
John E. Watson 60 former Middletown resident died of a heart attack in Los Angeles where he had lived since 1920. He was a photographer before moving west and is survived by a daughter a son four brothers and four sisters including Mrs Martha Billett. Services and burial will be in Los Angeles with Webb and Klaus Funeral Homes handling arrangements for multiple local notices including Charles Prince and Ida May Peter.
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John E. Watson
Middletown
Martha Billett
West Middletown
Charles Prince
Webster Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Ida May Peter
Millville Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
Vera R. Reist
Vine St
Sharon Griner
Nedman Grinjer
St. Clair Ave
Brown - Dawson Funeral Home
Notable Obituary Roundup From Across U S Cities
Charles F. Johnson Jr. 71 longtime Endicott Johnson leader dies of uremia in Johnson City New York. Rt Rev Henry St George Tucker 85 retired Episcopal Church presiding bishop dies in Richmond Virginia. Dr William Augustus Hinton 75 leader in syphilis fight and Harvard professor dies in Canton Massachusetts. Pasquale Ferrara 62 longtime opera singer dies in New York City. David Bramnick 67 stained glass artist dies in Philadelphia. Msgr Fermin Lafitte 71 archbishop of Buenos Aires dies in Argentina from heart attack.
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Johnson City
N.Y
Charles F. Johson Jr
Endicott Johnson
Richmond
Henry St. George Tucker
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Syphillis
Dr. Hinton
Harvard University
New York
Pasquale Ferrara
Philadelphia
David Bramnick
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Msgr
Fermin Lafi
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Del
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New Orleans
Hueston Woods Road
Middletown Food Service
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Main
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