Y Opens 1 to 5 P.M. Gym for Youth After Holiday Break
YMCA activities close tomorrow and resume Thursday with an open gym period from 1 to 5 p.m. for high school and college men. The first girls program is a Thursday train trip to Cincinnati to Union Terminal. Fifteen girls have registered, arranged by Mrs Pat Fridolph. Train rates increased. new round trips are 1.34 for under 12 and 2.65 for over 12.
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YMCA
Cincinnati
Union Terminal
Pat Fridolph
Gra-Y bean feed and Friday events at the Y
A Gra Y bean feed runs Friday from 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m including a meal, movies and a swim. A high school boys volleyball tournament starts at 1 p m in the Y gym. Regular boys gym program resumes Saturday with high school basketball league play.
Family groups return from Columbus four day holiday visit
Mrs Frances Lewis and Mrs Myrtle Hunter of 9th Avenue Mrs Dorothy Roberts of Young Street and Mr and Mrs Clyde Aldridge of Grove Street returned from Columbus where the family group enjoyed a four day holiday visit with friends and relatives.
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Frances Lewis
Myrtle Hunter
9Th Avenue
Dorothy Roberts
Young Street
Clyde Aldridge
Grove Street
Columbus
O Neill Names Three To Legal Council
Gov. C William ONeill appoints R Brooke Alloway of Columbus Henry Houston of Urbana and James W Byrne of Ironton to the Ohio Judicial Council. Terms run to Nov 13 1960. The 13 member body reviews court rules and judges operations and makes recommendations.
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Columbus
Oho
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Judicial Council
R. Brooke Alloway
Henry Houston
Urbana
James W. Byrne
Ironton
Judicial Council
Obituary of Lydia Booth 70 Middletown
Mrs Lydia Booth 70 of 613 Wilson St Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 940 am after five years of failing health Survived by husband Martin S Booth son Shirley Middletown four daughters Mae Dean Ann Clark Mazie Hansel all Middletown and Louise Creech Fort Lauderdale Fla one brother Willie Drake six grandchildren and several half sisters Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Lydia Booth
Wilson St
Middletown Hospital
Martin S. Booth
Shirley
Middletown
Mae Dean
Ann Clark
Mazie Hansel
Louise Creech
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Willie Drake
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
William H Crauder Rites Planned In Kettering
William H Crauder 67 of 1500 Consance Ave Kettering died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after long illness. He worked at Delco Dayton plant before retirement and was WWI veteran and member of American Legion Post 149 Masonic Lodge 734 Scottish Rite Antioch Temple and Delco Level Club. Survived by wife Florence four brothers and two sisters. Services Thursday 2 PM at Longngelsby Funeral Home burial Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 PM.
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Franklin
William H. Crauder
Consance Ave
Kettering
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Crauder
Delco
Russell-McElfresh American Legion Post
George T
Long Ngelsby
Carl Siegwarth
Woodhill Cemetery
Edmond K. Dye Dies at 60 in Eaton
Edmond K. Dye 60 of 215 E Wadsworth St Eaton died at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a week long illness. He was cashier at Preble County National Bank for 38 years. Survived by wife Edythe ten daughters two daughters in law one brother John V Dye of Eaton and four grandchildren. Private services at family home this afternoon with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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EATON
Edmond K. Dye
E. Wadsworth St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Dye
Preble County National Bank
Edythe
Sarah D. Whitehead
Columbia
Mary Ann Picciano
Chillicothe
John V. Dye
Mound Hill Cemetery
Infant Charlene Hedges Funeral Service Planned
Infant Charlene Hedges daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hedges of 237 Cleveland Ave will be honored at a service Tuesday at Brown Daw son Funeral Home.
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Charlene Hedges
Charles Hedges
Cleveland Ave
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Detroit Edison Former President James W. Parker Dies
James W. Parker er 71 longtime Detroit Edison Co former president died yesterday. He joined the firm in 1910 rose to president in 194 and retired in 1951.
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Detroit
James W. Parker
Detroit Edison Co
Police Offer Free Taxi Service In Hardwick
Hardwick Massachusetts police will provide a free taxi ride home for drivers who have been drinking on New Year’s Eve for the third year in a row. Police Chief Victor N Allard urged residents to call the office and a driver would pick them up and return them home safely without leaving a record.
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Hardwick
Mass
Victor N. Allard
Wife Sues Killer Husband in Cleveland Divorce Case
Nancy M. Albert of Lakewood files for divorce in Common Pleas Court charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of two children Judith 13 and Wayne 11. Albert, claimed killer by police, says he is Donald Mack and was returned from Columbus by his stepfather.
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Cleveland
Raynbert J. Albert
Nancy M. Albert
Lakewood
Common Pleas Court
Judith
Wayne
Albert
Columbus
Raymond Hensley
Donald Mack
hopes for world peace and end of fear in 1958
A panel of prominent Americans led by a Nobel chemist and President Truman looks to 1958 for world peace, disarmament, and freedom from fear. They urge international détente, universal disarmament, and renewed trust in America’s strength while noting education and political gains as possible milestones.
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Associated Press
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Enrico Fermi Institute For Nuclear Studies
George S. Meany
Afl-Cio
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
Institute For
Muscle Research
Woods Hole
Mass
Fermi
America
Donald W. Douglas Sr
Douglas Aircraft Co
Edwin T. Dahlberg
National Council of Churches
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale University
Truman
Sabin Polio Research Funded by National Foundation Grant
Dr Albert B Sabin will continue live virus polio vaccine work and related research funded by 166538 from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The grant to the University of Cincinnati and the Children's Hospital Research Foundation was announced by university president Dr Walter C Langsam hospital board chair William W Rowe and foundation president Basil O Connor. The funds will be available Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
National Foundation For
University of Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Walter C. Langsam
William W. Rowe
Children’s Hospital Board of Trustees
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
Sabin
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Bid Opening Date Is Set for Multiple Ohio Projects
Bids will be opened Jan. 21 on six federal state projects and one state project, per the Ohio Department of Highways. The program includes a 6.6 mile Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway stretch in Morrow County. A 44 mile section of the Freeway in Franklin and Delaware counties was delayed to Feb. 4.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Cincinnati-to-Conneaut
Morrow County
Franklin
Delaware
Convict Suspect in Bad Check Ring Across 3 States
Cincinnati police say a former convict, Claude Bryant, 46, directed a fraud ring that moved 20 000 to 25 000 by producing counterfeit checks. They seized his apartment Monday finding a printing press eight checks and hundreds of driver licenses used for identification.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Claude Bryant
Best Movie Is Selected Best Movie Is Selected
The Bridge on the River Kwai named best motion picture of 1957 by New York Film Critics. Alec Guinness and David Lean win top honors. Deborah Kerr voted best actress for Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison.
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New York
Kwai
Bangkok
Rangoon
Alec Guinness
David Lean
New York City
Deborah Kerr
Sister Angela
Mr. Allison
Sputnik I Expected to Die Early in January
London radio reported by WW Moscow that Sputnik I will likely perish in the first days of January as its orbit decays. The Soviet broadcast said the satellite now dips to about 198 miles and was once as high as 590 miles after its Oct 4 launch.
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London
Moscow Radio
Hugh Butler Retires From Board of Education
Hugh Butler, clerk of the Board of Education for seven years, retires at the pole meeting of the rd. The board presents him with a two piece set of matched luggage. Mrs. Susan Fouts is appointed to fill the vacancy as assistant to the clerk.
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Hugh Butler
Board of Education
Pole
Susan Fouts
CIO Warns Against Right to Work Amendment in Ohio
James L. McDevitt of the AFL-CIO COPE warned at a Columbus Rotary Club luncheon that Ohio’s proposed right to work amendment could reduce state sales tax revenues. He cited U S Commerce Department figures showing Ohio production workers averaging $94 weekly versus $68.21 in right to work states and noted the 3 percent sales tax funds a large share of revenue. He said approval would ban union shop contracts requiring union membership within about 30 days of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James L. McDevitt
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
McDevittt
Columbus Rotary Club
U. S. Commerce Department
Sherman School auditorium addition approved by board
The Sherman School board approved final preliminary drawings for an auditorium gymnasium addition with rigid steel framing and Steelex roof. Harold Goetz Jr. said working drawings will be ready in about 40 days and scaled bids will follow. Superintendent Cromwell hopes occupancy by next September with space convertible to a classroom. Net savings on Maple Park Oneida and Taft projects are about 80000 dollars. Sherman project estimated at 115000 dollars, under budget. Legal adviser Ellison brokered a price adjustment on the bus purchase. The board accepted the resignation of Miss Virginia Powell who is moving to another city after marrying December 25.
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Board of Education
Sherman School
Harold Goetz Jr
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
Maple Park
Oneida
Taft
Sherman
Tilmon Ellison
Ellison
Virginia Powell
Lemon - Monroe
Lindon's Bus Bid Accepted. Price Increase Cited
At a July meeting Lindon's Sales & Service won the school bus bid but could not deliver. The firm later secured a bus, with a $121 price increase revealed. Kelly Walters offered to reduce the difference to show the manufacturer’s rise, not profit.
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Lindon
Kelly Walters
Lindon's
Health Department praises lunch room role at school
A Health Department letter praising the lunch room as vital to school function, and citing Mrs Hazel Hannah as cafeteria supervisor, was read into minutes and filed. Minutes also note the Mulligan property deed received and filed. Letters from A M Kinney Associates and H C Nutting Co of Cincinnati on soil tests for Amanda Junior High site were read into minutes and filed.
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Health Department
Hazel Hannah
Mulligan
Margaret L. Mulligan
Baltimore Street
A. M. Kinney Associates
H. C. Nutting Co
Cincinnati
Amanda Junior High School
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Woodhill
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Legal Council
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Cor. Nelbor, Tytus & Verity Parkway
Oglesby-Bornitz Bank and Trust CO
Main & Contrel
Ala
Melsar
Copice
Ger
Melber, Yortry & Tyter
Patent Office
William J. Miller
Kine
Senticate
Dr. Sabin
Sputnik
Central Ave
Cio
Board UK
Europe
Meeker
First Ave
Miami Valley
John Ross Store
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