Franklin Teacher Becomes Springboro Superintendent
Springboro school system names Raymond P. Perez 33 a longtime Franklin teacher as the new Springboro superintendent. Perez succeeds A. R. Emery who resigned August 1. Perez, a Massillon native, has degrees from Kent State University and has taught elementary to high school social studies and Spanish. He begins duties this morning leaving Franklin with a vacancy for a social studies teacher.
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Springboro
Sys'em
Franklin
Raymond P. Perez
Clearcreek ‘Township
Board of Education
Ashe New
Perez
N. Main
J. Forrest Burns
Burns
Emery
Race Issue Held Problem To Catholics
A Louisiana priest says racial problem is the biggest social issue facing the Roman Catholic Church. Rev. Alexander Sigur says the Deep South church aims to quietly lead desegregation. He spoke at the 19th North American Liturgical Week in Cincinnati. Bishop Mulloy of Covington was to celebrate a pontifical low mass with worshippers. Sessions end Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Louisiana
Alexander
Sigur
Deep South
William T. Mulloy
Covington, Ky
Meg Celebrates 28th Birthday at Balmoral
Princess Margaret arrives at Balmoral Castle to celebrate her 28th birthday with sister Queen Elizabeth II. The royals plan a quiet birthday observance with Prince Philip as they vacation at the estate in Scotland.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Margaret
Highlands
Ilizabeth II
Elizabeth
France Philip
Balmoral Castle
Funeral hymn at Grant funeral echoed in marching bands
At General Ulysses S Grant's 1885 funeral the procession played Safe In the Arms of Jesus. Kisatchie National Forest lies north and west of Alexandria Louisiana and spans 538000 acres.
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Ulysses S Grant
Jesus
Kisatchie National Forest
Alexandria, la
Spy escapes from Langholmen Prison in Stockholm landmark
Turkish Armenian engineer Bedros Zartaryan, 33, serving a 10 year sentence for Soviet spying, fled Langholmen Prison yesterday. Police suspect he hid in laundry hampers removed from the facility as a nationwide alert goes out. He was convicted in March 1957 of providing information on underground Swedish military facilities.
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Stockholm
Soviet Union
Langholmen
Bedros Zartaryan
Zartaryan
Star Ordered To Help Wife In Los Angeles Court
Former child star Bobby Breen must pay 375 dollars monthly support to his wife and their 3 year old son Jocelyn Breen while his wife sues for separate maintenance. The couple, married in New York in 1952, plan to use a conciliation court for possible reconciliation. Breen, 31, may cross sue.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Breen
Jocelyn Breen
New York
Breen
Licorice Roots Deep in Turkish Supply Chains
Licorice used in many U S candies and flavorings largely comes from Turkey. The plant’s roots extend 20 to 25 feet underground before harvesting.
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U. S
Turkey
Obituary for Alta Wymer 71 in Ohio
Alta Wymer, 71, died at 1 40 p.m. Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Richard Nicholas in Carlisle after extended illness. Born in Stockport she was a Christian Church member in Tabor Ohio. Survived by ten daughters including Mrs Kenneth McIntorf and Mrs Francis Miller of McConnellsville two sisters Mrs Launta Turner Lamar Mo a brother Edward De Vore Pennsville Ohio 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services 2 p.m Thursday at Stone Funeral Home Chester Hill Ohio burial in Chester Hill Cemetery Local arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home.
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Alta Wymer
Richard Nicholas
Carlisle
Wymer
Stockport
The
Christian Church
Tabor
Ohio
Kenneth McIntorf
Francis Miller
McConnellsville
Launta Turner
Lamar, Mo
Edward de Vore
Pennsville
Stone Funeral Home
Chester Hill
Chester Hill Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Mrs Clara Sheehan services set in Waynesville
Mrs Clara Sheehan 82 will have funeral services at the Methodist Church tomorrow at a specified time with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation at her residence today until tomorrow noon. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Suella McClure Lebanon and Mrs Alice Croll Waynesville two sons Dearth Centervil and Waiter Waynesville and a brother.
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Waynesville
Clara Sheehan
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Suella McClure
Lebanon
Alice Croll
Waynesvile
Dearth
Centervile
Waiter
Sheehan
Obituaries for Ott and Murray Services Tomorrow
George Ott 92 of 350 Hancock Ave. to be laid to rest with services at 2 p m tomorrow Klaus Funeral Home. William H. Murray 91 of 1022 Goodman Ave. services at 10 a m tomorrow at West Side Pentecostal Church.
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George Ott
Hancock Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
William H. Murray
Goodman Ave
West Side Pentecostal Churen
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
In Modesto Dr John Jacob Landsbury 90 longtime University of Oregon music dean died yesterday. In Rome John Dock 52 Arabian American Oil Co official died of a heart attack on a company plane heading to the United States. In Beverly Hills Ned Cronin 48 Los Angeles Times sports columnist died of a liver ailment after joining the Times in 1954. In Kansas City A W Wood Harris 70 judge and Hereford cattle breeder died of a heart attack at his 10000 acre Missouri ranch, former American Hereford Assn president.
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Modesto
Calif
John Jacob Landsbury
University of Oregon
Rome
John Dock
Okanogan
Wash
Arabian American Oil Co
United States
Beverly Hills
Ned Cronin
Los Angeles Times
The
Times
Daily News
Los Angeles Mirror
News
Pendleton
Ore
Kansas City
A. W. Wood Harris
Harris
Missouri
American Hereford Assn
Striker Jeering Marks March at Coffin Ornament Plant
About 34 nonstrikers stood by as a jeering picket line marched past at National Metal Products Co in Connersville Indiana during an eight week strike over a firing of union official William Remmer and Clarence Maxwell. State troopers and police kept order after two pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct and several others in a scuffle. The plant employs about 260 workers with production intermittent since the strike began.
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Connersville
Ind
Aoffin
Ailorderly
Eeven
National Metal Products Co
Harold W. Handley
International Union of Electrical Workers
William Remmer
Clarence Maxwell
J. P. Epperson
New Parliament for Australia Set for November Election
Prime Minister Robert Menzies announced a general election to be held Nov 22. The current House of Representatives elected in 1955 and half the Senate (elected May 1953) will be dissolved Oct 14. The Liberal party governs with the Country party in a coalition holding 57 and 18 seats respectively. Labor holds 49 in the House. In the Senate the Liberals have 24 seats, with the Country party and Labor holding 30.
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Canberra
Australia
Robert Menzies
House of Representatives
Senate
Menzies
Liberal Party
Country Party
Labor Party
Libera's
Labor Forces
Woman’s workforce grows from six percent in 1900 to today
About one American wife in four has a job outside the home. This compares with only six per cent in 1900.
Head On Crash Demonstration At Ohio State Fair Opening
The Ohio State Fair opens with a head on crash demonstration at 11 am in front of the grandstand. Dummies substitute for people, one car strapped and the other free, to illustrate crash protection and safety research. Health and Safety Day follows with related events Monday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Gordon Jeffery
Servicemen News Highlights Promotions and Graduations
Oscar R. Stone of Middletown receives chief petty officer designation at Great Lakes Naval Training Center for leadership shown during recruit training. Thomas W McCain from S07 N Grimes St graduates after nine weeks at Great Lakes. Monty E Maloh of West Middletown completes four weeks of combat training at Camp Pendleton with advanced infantry tactics and weapon schooling.
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Oscar R. Stone
Paul Conley
Rt. 1
Acing
Great ‘Lakes Naval Training Center
Thomas W McCain
Thomas A McCain
N. Grimes St
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Carin
Monty E Maloh
Ralph Maloh
West Middletown Rt. 2
Marine A“ Base
Camp Pendelton
al If
Newlywed Man Chokes Dies in Akron Wedding Dinner
Akron, Ohio AP report: Frank McGarey aged 64 and Helen Carlstron aged 54 wed Tuesday and dined at a local restaurant. McGarey choked on steak and died at Akron General Hospital. Summit County Coroner ruled death from heart attack brought on by the choking spell.
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Akron, Oh
O (Ap
Frank McGarey
Helen Carlstron
McGarey
Akron General Hospital
Summit County
William J. Pittenger
Car Crash Near Charlevoix Fatal to Cincinnati Woman
A car overturned into a ditch about 12 miles southwest of Charlevoix killing Mrs May Bellinger 74 of Cincinnati.
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Charlevoix, Mich
Charlevoix
May Bellinger
Cincinnati
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