Fair Trial Assured Extradition Of Negro Approved
Gov Michael V DiSalle approved extradition of Mrs William Mare Mallory a Negro woman to Monroe North Carolina to face kidnapping charges tied to a racial disorder The case arose after a white couple sought sanctuary from a mob at a Monroe home where Mallory was a guest Berkman Cleveland counsel said the couple left unharmed Mallory had been free on 7500 bond and may seek a writ of habeas corpus before Cleveland if attorneys pursue it
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
North Carolina
DiSalle
William Mare Mallory
Monroe
N.C
Terry Sanford
Mallory
Cleveland
Sanford
Bernard A. Berkman
Berkman
New York City
Robert F. Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Williams
Cuba
Amanda Sets I Lawnfete Date
Amanda Elementary School PTO plans for its lawnfete on March 23 with Mrs. Ralph Gabbard as general chairman and Mrs. Martin Armstrong for the lawnfete supper. Money raised will fund library books. Ted Thomas presided at a brief meeting. Guest speaker was Mrs. Gertrude Jennings, Lemon Monroe High School librarian. Next committee meeting is Feb 13 at 9 a.m. in the school gym.
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Ralph Gabbard
Martin Armstrong
Ted Thomas
Gertrude Jennings
Lemon‘Monroe High School
Stainless steel wins big in tableware market
Stainless steel’s growing popularity is shown by the fact that more than half of table flatware sold now uses this metal.
Office Seekers Get In Under Filing Deadline
Filing petitions near the May primary drew numerous hopefuls in Columbus. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt sought the Democratic nomination for re election as state post head since 1933. Lt. Gov. John W. Donahey aimed for state auditor. Democrats added four names for congressman at large including Michael J. Crosser and John J. Gilligan. Republican plans centered on U S Senate bids by John S. Ballard. Additional Democratic bids included Catherine Dobbs for secretary of state and Charles G. Tompkins, while George E. Martin sought attorney general with petitions from 40 counties totaling 1 46 signatures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Carl V. Weygandt
Lakewood
John W. Donahey
Catherine Dobbs
Barberton
Charles G. Tompkins
Warren
George E. Martin
Ravenna
Brayton to address Jaycees at Sports Bowl
Jaycees will hear Robert A. Brayton regional director for Asia Africa and Australia in Armco International Corp address the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Sports Bowl Thursday at 8 pm after a 6 30 pm dinner. Brayton, Purdue graduate, has led Armco offices in Japan and Australia and served in the U S Army Ordinance Dept.
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Robert A. Brayton
Asia
Africa
Australia
Armco International Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Purdue University
Brayton
Armco Steel Corp
AIC
Ordinance Department
U.S. Army
Japan
Gratis Woman Hurt In Wreck
Dorothy Wiggington a 47 year old resident of Box 151 was injured when her car ran off Rt 122 south of here yesterday at about 12 30 pm She suffered a fractured left foot rib injuries and knee abrasions and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton by Zimmerman ambulance State patrol officers from the Greenville post investigated the skid into a dirt embankment.
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Gratis
Dorothy Wiggington
Box 151
Rt. 122
Here
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Zimmerman Ambulance
Greenville Post
GOP Leader Attacks Kennedy Aides at Akron Dinner
William E. Miller, GOP chair, told the Lincoln Day Dinner that Kennedy cannot do a good foreign policy, even if willing, while surrounded by Washington aides. He named Harriman, Stevenson, Bowles, Williams and Salinger as key figures muzzling the military. Nearly 1,000 attended the Summit County event.
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Akron
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Washington
William E. Miller
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Mennen Williams
Pierre Salinger
New Frontier
Miller
Harriman
Williams
Stevenson
United Nations
Bowles
Salinger
White House
Summit County
Eaton Chief Resigns Post After 4 Years
Eaton council approved a special committee to press Preble County commissioners to cover part of the $2,500 annual salary of the law director. Police Chief Allen Lunsford resigned after nearly four years, planning to devote more time to his restaurant business. Mayor Moysey cited city costs of about $64,000 over six years and a $10,000 annual loss, noting the 1962 appropriation ordinance was set at $332,145 as an emergency measure, unchanged from last year.
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Eaton
Preble County
Council
Allen Lunsford
Lunsford
Tthe
Glenn G. Moysey Jr
Briley Aims to Unmask Lausche in Ohio Senate Bid
John Marshall Briley, Toledo-born Republican candidate, says his Ohio race against Sen. Frank Lausche is about exposing Lausche as a Democrat posing as a Republican. Briley quit as Owens-Corning vice president and general counsel to pursue the full-time campaign.
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Washington
John Marshall Briley
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Toledean
Lausche
Parents Invited to College Admissions Night at Middletown High
Guidance counselor Robert Kramer said all high school parents are invited to a College Admissions Night in the cafeteria at 7 30 tonight. Guest speaker will be Harry Gerlach director of admissions at Miami University.
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Robert Kramer
Middletown High School
Harry Gerlach
Miami University
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