Armco Promotions for Hinshaw and Trowbridge Named
Dale R. Hinshaw and Ronald I. Trowbridge receive Armco promotions announced by J F Mohan. Hinshaw becomes General Office employment and training adviser while Trowbridge is named educational relations adviser.
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Dale R. Hinshaw
Ronald I. Trowbridge
J.F. Mohan
Hinshaw
Trowbridge
Pollyanna
Germantown
Armeco
Metal Products Division
Steel Buildings
Order
Seven Payou children die in Alberta house fire
In High Prairie Alberta seven of Peter Payou’s eight children aged 2 months to 7 years died in a dawn blaze that left 7-year-old Gerald Kraywu as the sole survivor with burns. Neighbors found him dazed in a pig pen after discovering the ruined one room frame home 12 miles north of town. Mother Louise Pavou 34 and father were away at the time. Edward 14 was not at home.
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High Prairie
Alta
Peter Payou
Gerald Kraywu
Edward
Louise Pavou
Edmonton
Heart Attack Kills Heir to Horlick Fortune
CHICAGO AP The Cook County coroner ruled that William Horlick Sidley heir to the Horlick malted milk fortune died of a heart attack on Aug 13 in an ambulance. Investigators said an overdose of sleeping pills may have been involved. Sidley, 50, fell ill at the apartment of Flaine Mauterer 43 a former secretary who admitted obtaining prescriptions from Sidley's doctor. Coroner Andrew J Toman said tests found no evidence of large amounts of barbiturates tranquilizers or other drugs.
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Chicago
Cook County
William Horlick Sidley
Andrew J. Toman
Sidley
Speeders Face Bulk of Fines In Municipal Court
Sixty five people paid nearly $2,100 in fines in yesterday’s Middle town Municipal Court session for traffic violations. Thirty four speeders were fined $515, nine forfeited bonds totaling $225, and several defendants were fined for assured clear distance or other offenses with various suspended amounts and costs.
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Middletown
Howell named education assistant at OH Civil Rights Commission
Joseph Howell, a well known former basketball coach from Cleveland East Tech High School, has been appointed education assistant for the Ohio Civil Rights Commission in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph Howell
Cleveland
Cleveland East Tech
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Dinner Plan at Second Baptist Church Sunday
An old fashioned Kentucky dinner will be held at Second Baptist Church this Sunday starting at 1 p.m. The Altar Guild sponsors the fundraising event.
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Kentucky
Second Baptist Church
Altar Guild of
Church
Optical illusion makes giraffes appear with longer front legs
The front legs of a giraffe seem longer than the hind legs due to an optical effect. The animal’s back and neck slope at about a 45 degree angle, heightening the perception of leg length differences.
Eric Johnston Dies at 67 Former MPAA Chief And Diplomat
Eric A Johnston founder and longtime head of the Motion Picture Association of America died at 67 in George Washington University Hospital after a stroke. A Washington native and lawyer, he held key roles in Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson administrations and served as ambassador to the Middle East. Memorial services are planned at St Johns Episcopal Church with burial in Spokane Washington.
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Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
George Washington University Hospital
Europe
University of Washington
Jmne
Marine Corps
Brown- Johnston Co
Spokane, Wash
Columbia Electrical and Manufacturing Co
Brown-Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Businness
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
National Labor Management Advisory Committee
Inter-American Economic Development Commission
Economic Stabilization Board
War Manpower Commission
War Mobilization and Reconversion Commission
Economic Stabilization Agency
International Development Agency
Dwight D. Eisenhwer
District of Columbia
The
Motion Picture Association
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Spokane
Wash
Rhodes Sets Visits to Ohio Cities for September
Gov. James A. Rhodes and his cabinet schedule additional stops in Ohio with Youngstown on Sept. 9, Jackson on Sept. 18, St. Clairsville on Sept. 25, and Warren on Sept. 26.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Youngstown
Jackson
St. Clairsville
Warren
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Armco
Ohio State University
Wind River Mountains
Rockies
Continental Divide
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Ron Trowbridge
X-Way
Jasper Pike
Xenia
Tran van Chuong
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ledford Crouch
Lewis Place
Aarph Warrick
S. Dixie Highway
Franklin
Gerald Kline
James Olinger
Buena Ave
Forest C. Bowman
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth A. Maier
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Carol White
Carolina Ave
Larry Bran
Albert E. Knight
Grove St
Paul Heatherly
Kalbfleisch Road
Lance FE. Candill
South Ave
United
Duke Blevins
West Middle Own
Elmer Begley
State St
Robert G. Long
Shafer St
Ralph G. Lindon
N. Sutphin I St
Larry Carozza
Camden
Rodney Smith
Jacksonburg
Somerville Road
Johnnie A Birchfield
Oxford State Road
Janes M. Spivey
West Middletown
William B. Spencer
Joseph van Hook Jr
Eaton
OCRCE
Frisch’s Restaurants
Stanton Ave
Sears
Reading Rd
Cincinnati
Bernitz Bank
Barnitz Bank
Eric Johnston
Washington
Eric A
Dle East
Kennedy
Citizens Commission For the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rhodes
Terry G. Bright
Springboro Clinic
Upper
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Springboro, Ohio
Cor.s. Verity
Girard
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Love Brothers Paint Store
Lowe Brothers
Lowe Brothers Paint
Breiel Blvd
Pohne
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