Fire Leaves 14 Homeless In Oxford Street Fire
Fourteen people were left homeless after a blaze at 805 Oxford State Rd caused $5,000 damage. An overheated kerosene stove in an upstairs apartment started the fire at the home of Martha Downs and Edna Puckett, who lived upstairs. The residence, owned by Linda Perdue and Bert Tomlin, housed six children in each family. It was the department's fourth call to the residence in three years. Red Cross and county agencies aided the families.
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Oxford State Rd
Earl Hiteshue
Monroe
Martha Downs
Edna Puckett
Linda Perdue
Bert Tomlin
Hiteshue
Red Cross
Internal Revenue Posts Available in Cincinnati District
Russel A. Welch announces vacancies for accountant and special agent tax fraud roles in the Cincinnati District covering 13 counties in Southwestern Ohio. Positions listed at $4205 annually. Written test required for applicants.
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Russel A. Welch
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spongy Bark of the Giant Squada Tree
The bark of the giant Squada tree is unusually soft and spongy yet highly fire resistant. Insects dislike it as much as insect powder, and its greatest enemy remains humans.
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Squada
Cincin natti district to hold March 6 written test
Applicants will be rated on education or experience in accounting and the next written test for the Cincinnati district is scheduled March 6.
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Cincinnnati
Manager of Ohio Meat Firm Fined $50
Bowling Green Ohio Justice Ralph Cain fined Ben P Moulton manager of Lugbill's Provision Co 50 and costs after he pleaded guilty to selling adulterated baloney The state department of agriculture says Lugbill's is one of several Ohio meat firms suspected of selling adulterated lunch meats.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Ralph Cain
Ben P. Moulton
Lugbill’s Provision Co
Moulton
State Department of Agriculture
Lugbill’s
Translation claim on Mao era texts and misattributions
A Tokyo Peiping radio report cites over 3 100 000 translated copies of 265 South Vietnamese textbooks printed in Communist China in one year. It mentions a title on infant education and claims the tuning fork invention to John Shore and Handel's trumpeter as credited in the piece.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
John Shore
George Frederick Handel
Middletown Junior Sportsmen Elect Officers
Officers of the newly formed Middletown Junior Sportsmen's Club are Wim Burgess president, Jim Diver vice president, and Gary Perry secretary treasurer. The club will cooperate on projects and take part in outdoor sports and will meet the first Tuesday of each month at the Sportsmen's Club. Robert Wood, club manager, is
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Middletown
Junior Sportsmen's Club
Wim Burgess
Jim Diver
Gary Perry
Robert Wood
Xenia and Wright Councils Prepare Visit at Mae Sonic Temple
The Xenia and Wright Council 96 of Xenia plan visitation at 7 30 p m at the Mae Sonic Temple. The Third Arch Association has arranged visitations between councils for tomorrow in Xenia Ohio.
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Middletown
Royal and Select Masters
Wright Council
Xenia
Maesonic Temple
Third Arch Assn
Adviser to twenty-one youths in organization
An adviser guides twenty-one youths who now form the organization's member base. The note highlights leadership and the expanded mentoring role as the group grows.
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