Butler County Receives 7.5 Million From State Funds
State Auditor James A. Rhodes reports Butler County’s share of 1955–56 state expenditures totals 7,506,396.27. The county gains from local government, welfare, education, and miscellaneous distributions, excluding highway outlays.
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Butler County
James A. Rhodes
State Highway Department
State Treasury
Hiram College President Paul Fall Resigns
Paul H. Fall president of Hiram College resigns after 16 years effective July 1957. He told students and faculty his retirement aligns with his view that officers should retire at 65. Board accepted the resignation January 25 after delaying action in 1956.
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Hiram
Ohio
Hiram College
Paul H. Fall
Fall
Howard S. Bissell
Ohio College Assn
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
Radio Hams Aid URI Alumni Fund Drive
The University of Rhode Island alumni fund campaign will use Providence radio amateurs to broadcast messages to radio hams across the United States and Canada, urging ref remitul to about 4 000 graduates living outside Rhode Island. The text notes Fort Peck dam in Montana as the world’s largest, containing 125,628,288 cubic yards.
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Providence
R. S
Alumni Fund
University of Rhode Island
William A. Orme
United States
Canada
Rhode Island
Fort Peck
State of
Monnees
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