Colleges For Elderly Proposed By Educator
An elderly education plan dominates a national Conference on Aging. Dr Henry S Curtis proposed parallel colleges for oldsters run by major universities with deans and campuses. Clubhouses would mix hotel hospital and settlement functions for 500 to 1000 seniors. Curtis favors reconditioning abandoned grade schools for adult education as pilot sites. President Truman urged extending work life and studying elder participation in community life.
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Vern Haugland
Henry S. Curtis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Curtis
University of
Truman
Youth 16 Drowns Off Lakeside Yacht Club
William E Viol, 16, drowned in Lake Erie after becoming exhausted while swimming a 100 yard stretch at the Lakeside Yacht Club. A companion tried unsuccessfully to rescue him.
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Cleveland
William E. Viol
Lake Erie
Lakeside Yacht Club
Civil Service Seeks Ruling on GIs Jobs Return
Columbus AP State Civil Service Commission seeks legal guidance on applying the World War II law that guarantees the return of public jobs to service members after discharge. Chairman Carl W. Smith asked Attorney General Herbert Duffy for a ruling to assure public employees they will regain employment, or else seek leave provisions and possible legislative amendments.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Carl W. Smith
Herbert Duffy
Smith
Bliss Seeks Unity In Ohio GOP Campaigns
State Chairman Ray C Bliss urged Ohio Republican candidates to unite their campaigns under the new office-type ballot. He warned that each candidate would run essentially on their own amid reports Lausche’s administration is running in the red. Don Ebright claimed June revenue boosts masked a large year-end deficit.
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Columbus
Ray C. Bliss
Republican Party
Ohio
Auditor Refuses Pay Boosts For Canton Workers
Canton AP The city auditor T Frank Snyder refuses to release the 10 cent hourly wage boost granted to 212 service department workers after a five day walkout until he has legal authority. He says paying now could invite a taxpayer suit if the strike is later ruled illegal. The nonstriking workers will receive their increases in today’s checks. The strikers, members of the Public Workers Union, called their walkout a mass resignation to sidestep state law prohibiting public worker strikes.
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Canton
T. Frank Snyder
Service Department
Independent Public Workers Union
Snyder
Fighter Pilot Reveals Fall of Pohang Airstrip
A U S fighter pilot recounts the loss of the Pohang airstrip near Korea, describing dug foxholes, improvised defenses, and the evacuation as Reds push in. He recalls meals, a makeshift Cleveland Municipal Airport sign, refugees, napalm, sniper fire, and the sense of returning home eventually.
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Pohang Airstrip
Relman Morin
Blue Bay
Golden Gate Waters
San Francisco
Cleveland Municipal Airport
Cleveland
First Cavalry
Cav
Pohang
Air Guardsmen Hold Maneuvers at Lockbourne Base
Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky Air National Guard units conduct two week summer maneuvers on Press Day at Lockbourne Air Force Base. They simulate enemy interception over Lancaster and aerial target practice over Lake Huron. The 165th Fighter Squadron of Kentucky won the gold trophy for proficiency.
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Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Air National Guard
Lancaster
Lake Huron
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Tomorow
Frank J. Lausche
Okey L. Patterson
Charles R. Fox
E. H. Zintel
Cleveland
Lockbourne
Earl S. Hoag
U. S. Air Force Reserves
Albert W. Clements, Jr
Louisville
Oilmen Testify On Interim Oil Legislation
Petroleum industry spokesmen told Congress that any interim oil operations legislation should validate existing leases with state authorities. Testifiers included Rex G. Baker of Humble Oil and Refining, Walter S. Hallyan of Plymouth Oil, and Clayton Orn of Ohio Oil. Prospects appeared dim for passage of the O Mahoney resolution before the Senate Interior Committee.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Interior Committee
Rex G. Baker
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Walter S. Hallyanan
Plymouth Oil Company
Clayton Orn
Ohio Oil Company
Houston
Tex
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Voice of Broadway and Society Notes in Paris Kremlin Talk
A gossipful column notes lines outside a Broadway club four nights a week and box office chatter. Paris reports Kremlin chatter about a hidden atomic bomb in Moscow and quick assembly by U S spies if Russia attacks. Van Johnson browses plaid jackets in Southampton while fans gape. the Ivans Goffs knit tiny garments. Gene Cavallero brings lace fans to favored diners at the Colony. A NY police medical check finds 37 of 19,000 officers with flat feet.
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Paris
Gab
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
U. S
Stalin
van Johnson
Southampton
Ivan Goffs
Hollywood
Natalie Draper
Gene Cavallero
New York City
Miller to Lead Dayton Civil Defense Unit
Maj. Gen Lester T. Miller retired will direct Dayton and Montgomery County Civil Defense. He accepted the unpaid post yesterday after serving as head of the Air Force supply division from 1939 to 1946 and being stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Civil Defense Dayton
Lester T. Miller
Dayton
Montgomery County
Miller
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Boy, 3, Killed by Car Near Stone Creek in Tuscarawas
A three year old, Gregory A. Miller, was struck and killed by an auto yesterday while crossing Route 21 near his home in Stone Creek, Tuscarawas County. The incident was reported from Dover via AP.
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DOVER
Gregory A. Miller
Stone Creek
Tuscarawas County
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