Grant's Home For Sale The Grant Boyhood House As Shrine
MIAMI Florida AP report says Ulysses S Grant's boyhood home in Georgetown Ohio is for sale at 20 dollars and must be kept as a national shrine. Owner Jess Bier, a former resident, grew up there and lived there until 1923. The eight room brick house once housed the Grant family and a long time caretaker.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Georgetown
Ohio
Jess Bier
Bier
North Miami
Grant
United States
West Point Academy
Covington
Two Cleveland Men Arrested for Draft Evasion
Kenneth M. Campbell and Will Duncan, both 23, were jailed in Cuyahoga County on $1,500 bond facing draft evasion hearings. FBI agents arrested them after they ignored draft notices. Campbell admitted he would not attend induction saying he did not want to go. Duncan had evaded induction for two years by skipping his Tuscaloosa board and moving to Cleveland without notice. The penalty for draft evasion is up to five years in prison.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Kenneth M. Campbell
Will Duncan
FBI
U.S
Herbert A. Horn
Campbell
Duncan
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Border Tightening Follows Hong Kong Border Bomb
Chinese authorities tightened security along the China Hong Kong border after Wednesday's explosion at a border customs station. The incident prompted heightened patrols and restrictions as officials sought to prevent further incidents.
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Hong Kong
China
Deputies Cite Ciney Driver In Ohio Crash
Butler County sheriff's deputies cited Robert Lee Halpin of Cincinnati after a single vehicle crash on Route 42 just north of the Hamilton Butler line. The 12:45 a.m. incident caused about 1000 dollars in damage as Halpin veered off the road, struck a mailbox and a culvert. He was cited for driving while intoxicated and driving with out a license.
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Butler County
Robert Lee Halpin
Cincinnati
Indian Defence Minister says China set up 30 posts on disputed border
New Delhi India AP defense minister V K Krishna Menon told parliament that Communist China probably established 30 posts on Indian claimed territory since last May. He said Indians and Chinese troops clashed twice this summer in the Labrakh area with China firing first.
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India
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Middletown welcomes 100 new teachers at Chamber program
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a Welcome, New Teachers program at the Manchester Motor Inn. Rowan F. Crawford led talks with city officials, industries, and schools while posters and slides illustrated the city’s economic and social structure.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Rowan F. Crawford
Chamber
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Middletown
Trenton
Midletown
Crawford
William W. Denham
Charles B. Palmer
First National Bank
Robert Cordray
WPFB
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Tom C Venable
Paschal
Department of Parks and Recreation
Venable
Civic Association
Thomas F. Webb Public Schools
Robert J. McDade
Crystal Tissue
Ver ity Outlines Chamber Goals at Luncheon
Chamber President William Ver ity spoke to about 400 members detailing aims to unite business leaders in solving community problems and advancing local interests.
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Chamber
William Verity
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