Aeronca Sees No Skip in B70 F108 Work After Drone Engine Cut
Aeronca says cancellation of General Electric chemical fuel engine contracts will not halt B70 and F108 programs. John A. Lawler reports assurances that both Mach 3 anti cruise jets remain on track with North American and Boeing as major subcontractors. The air force cancel affects the J-935 engine while the J93-3 remains under development to meet speed goals.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
John A. Lawler
Aeronca
North American Aviation
Columbus
Boeing
North American
Los Angeles
General Electric Co
Ohio Pike Tolltaker Is Arrested
Sylvester Jackson Jr. a 30 year old toll collector from Youngstown was arrested for embezzling about 4000 in tolls. He pleaded innocent before County Judge Edgar Diehm and was jailed when the $25000 bond could not be posted. A preliminary hearing was set for Aug 25.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Sylvester Jackson Jr
Youngstown
Edgar Diehm
Turnpike Commission
Jackson
Eastgate
Manila man hacks healer and three others to death
Floriano Cure tao said his dying son could be cured by a 70 year old medicine woman in Zambales. He went for help but she refused and he grabbed a machete and killed the woman and three others in her house. The report notes snakes are awkward on ground but at home in trees.
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Manila
Floriano Curetao
Zambales
Curitao
Two Veterans Rejoin Crystal In Key Posts
Crystal Tissue Co announces appointments placing Rodney H. Michael as first controller and Harry E. Meyer as paper machine superintendent. Michael, a Germantown resident, will oversee general office operations and cost accounting while Meyer, a veteran papermaker from Grand Ave., will lead the machine and theater rooms and report to VP John Burdsall.
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S. H. Reed
Rodney H. Michael
E. Market St
Germantown
Crystal
Harry E. Meyer
Grand Ave
Michael
Meyer
Michael Bag
Raymond Bay
Sinclair College
Dayton
Sixtrue Paper Co
Dunn Paper Co
John Burdsall
Seedsmen Coat Small Seeds With Clay For Planting Aid
Seed dealers coat tiny seeds with clay to improve handling and placement in the soil. The clay coating helps seeds stay organized during sowing and may enhance moisture retention during early germination.
Jury Letters Tied to Lobbyists in Ohio Probe
Franklin County grand jurors will receive about a dozen unsigned letters linking Ohio lawmakers with lobbyists who allegedly paid hotel bills. The letters mention four Republican House members, not named, and subpoenas call for Deshler Hilton records tied to Sen. Anthony Calabrese, Sen. Arthur Blake, Rep. James McGettrick, and others including Cambr idge strip mine lobbyist Robert E. Scott plus two men nicknamed Nickels and L. Ruggels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
Allison
Ohio House
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
D-3 Permit Issued for The Clock Restaurant
Richard C Crouch of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced a D-3 permit for The Clock restaurant at 1731 Tytus Ave allowing sales until 1 am. The application was filed on April 5 1956.
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Tytus Ave
Richard C Crouch
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Brussels sprouts reach United States in 1880
The article notes that Brussels sprouts were introduced to the United States around 1880, marking their entry into American agriculture and cuisine. It highlights the adoption of this vegetable in U.S. markets and kitchens during that era.
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United States
Singers face jury trial on prostitution charges in Cincinnati
The Platters and four Hamilton women, arrested with the quartet at the Hotel Sheraton, face jury trials August 28 after a police court hearing. Judge A L Luebbers cleared spectators as detectives described nude or near nude visits. Eight defendants risk up to a year in prison and a $1500 fine if convicted. statements from attorney Shott and the group note European interest in the case.
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Cincinnati
Sheraton Gibson
A. L. Luebbers
David Lynch
el Centro
Calif
Herbert A. Reed
Los Angeles
Sam Williams
Hollywood
Ervin Robi
Helen Harrison
Patsy Sue Howard
Janie Davis
Virginia Lee Jones
Hamilton
Associated Press
Paris
Rome
London
Platters
Edgar I. Shott Jr
Europe
State Department
Shott
Youth on Jail Tour Seeks Country Wide View
John Wood a 19 year old Harvard student travels by bicycle from New York toward California seeking to see the country and talk to people. He stops at Louisville while on the Los Angeles to New York ride and plans to go to Cincinnati and then Washington before returning home.
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Louisville
John Wood
Harvard
John
Los Angeles
New York
Wood
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohioan Crash Victim Among Four Ohioans Dead in Indiana
Albert N Toki 24 of Columbus Ohio died in a head on collision on U S 2 near Warsaw Indiana Monday. The crash killed three other Ohioans. The incident occurred near Warsaw Indiana Tuesday according to AP.
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Warsaw
Ind
Albert N Toki
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. 2
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