No-Scouting Plan Studied By Ohio Athletic Officials
Officials of the Ohio Conference debated a proposed no scouting agreement at a fall meeting in Columbus. The plan, supported by Capital University and approved 10-4 by directors, was tabled later in the evening session amid faculty concerns. A football rule poll showed 10 of 14 schools favoring the 11-man style. others backed two platoons or were undecided. Dues rose $15 to $115 annually.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bill Bernlohr
Capital University
Kenneth L. Cochrane
Akron University
NCA
Cincinnati
Marietta
Heidelberg
Hiram
Capital
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Mount Union
Otterbein
Akron
Muskingum and Wooster
Denison
Oberlin College
Transport Gen Pope Arrives Thursday From Orient
The Military Sea Transportation Office said the transport Gen John Pope carrying 3 470 Army Navy and Marine personnel will arrive Thursday from the Orient.
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San Francisco
Military Sea Transportation Office
John Pope
Army
Navy
Marine
Orient
Goody Bags Packed by Local League For Hospital Patients
About 2 700 candy bags and 6 000 cookies were packed by 16 Longview Social Service League board members and seven guests at the Arkill residence. Distributions to Longview Hospital patients will occur at a Thursday party, with eight local groups each accompanied by two board members. Donations came from multiple churches and auxiliaries, the Spanish War Veterans, and individuals. Gifts sought for the December 19 party, with pickup arranged by Mrs. Call and Mrs. Trisler, as league members announce a current 301 memberships and upcoming meeting.
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Longview Social Service League
William Arkill
Orchard Street
Longview Hospital
First Eub
Women of the Moose
Lions Club
Grace Baptist
Holy Trinity
St. John’s
Bethlehem Lutheran
First Church of God
Church of the Nazarene
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Riggs Funeral Home
League
Zelma Cohen
Sisterhood of Beth Sholom
William Call
Moore Street
Norman Trisler
Irsh Avenue
Trisler
Same Bullet Kills One Wounds Two in West Virginia
In Petit near Four States and Piedmont Ohio, a shot fired by an 11 year old resident passed through Stanley VanFossen 53 and struck Talmadge Wilson 36. Wilson died from the shotgun slug while VanFossen was wounded.
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Charleston
W. Va
Piedmont
Ohio
Petit
Stanley VanFossen
Talmadge Wilson
Wilson
Judge Raps School For Being Timid
A Juvenile Court judge condemned school timidity after seven boys 16 and 17 attacked a teacher's home with bricks eggs and firecrackers. Judge Harry L. Eastman ordered detention and allowed parents a week to choose military or corrective schooling or state custody.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Eastman
Frank J. Lorz
Cleveland Heights High School
Lancaster
Hamiltonian Guilty in Slaying of Brother-in-law
Hamiltonian, 35, at 830 Willow Ave, found guilty of first degree manslaughter by Judge Fred B. Cramer for the Sept 26 shotgun slaying of Richard Wayne Johnson, 33, at Barnes home. Johnson died from wounds. Barnes faces 1 to 20 years with probation possible. The court rejected self-defense claim.
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Hamilton
Harold Denver Barnes
Willow Ave
Fred B.cramer
Richard Wayne Johnson
Barnes
Mark Brown
John W. Thomas
Cramer
Johnson
Free Hunting Licenses For Blind Considered in Massachusetts
Boston reports the Massachusetts Legislature will consider a measure next month to issue free hunting licenses for the blind. The proposal lacks details on how blind people would hunt.
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Boston
Massachsetts
Nine Year Old’s Letter Heads For North Pole
A nine year old named Jerry Ingalls from 2214 Hawthorne Ave sent a Christmas wish list to Santa Claus. The North Pole contact said the list is heavier than usual and reflects increased production this year, with toys including a jack in the box typewriter helicopter and several playsets.
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North Pole
Santa Claus
Middletown
Souere
Jerry Ingalls
Hawthrone Ave
Jerry
Santa’s
Last Letter From Reliable Fellow at North Pole
A stubborn exchange ends with the dependable sender declaring no more letters will reach the North Pole, signaling finality in a rough, terse moment. The fragment hints at a correspondence tale and a cautious, wary speaker resolve.
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North Pole
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Ohio Athletic
Trailer Park
Folger
Mountain Grown
Judge Raps
Hamiltonian
America
Pinin Farina
Nash
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvington Corporation
Detroit, Mich
Ambassador
Statesman
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Curtis ST
Ross
Pullman
Faille
Hosivry
Vain
Een
Bard
Glovres
Orion
Kleinerts
Children’s Wear
Bras
Ross’ Shoe Salon
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