Tests To Be Required For Temporary Driver Permits
Ohio will require written and physical tests for first time applicants to obtain temporary driver permits starting mid March. The plan, already used in Franklin County and 12 other counties, requires applicants to pass eye and written tests before a temporary license is issued. Road testing follows after examiner approval, with bus drivers needing a physician exam.
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F. C. Moon
Ohio Highway Patrol
Franklin County
M. A. Mack
Ohio
Mack
Giant Strawberry Plants Offer From Stratford House
The House of Stratford in Wichita Kansas offers Scarlet Em press Strawberry Plants imported parent stock with up to 100 runners and 500 berries per plant. Plants are described as disease resistant and ideal for free ing with prepaid shipping and no COD. Prices listed: 3 plants two dollars, 6 plants three dollars, 12 plants five dollars. Member of the ardy Plant Society of England.
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Ardy Plant Society of England
House of Stratford
East Central
Wichita
Kansas
Cameraman Missing After Caribbean Plane Crash
A twin engine plane carrying a Hollywood TV crew crashed off Jamaica's north shore. Four of five aboard were rescued including director-writer Richard Bare and pilot Howard Smith. cameraman George Schmidt, from Leisure City Florida, remained missing. Survivors were treated at Annotto Bay Hospital.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Caribbean
North Shore
George Schmidt
Schmidt
Leisure City
Fla
Miami
William Reynolds
Richard Bare
Glen Kirkpatrick
Hollywood
Winter Haven
Howard Smith
Anchorage
Alaska
Annotte Bay
Smith
Professor's Case Delayed in Wooster Hearing
A preliminary hearing for George W. Branford the 64 year old English professor at the College of Wooster was postponed indefinitely after he was charged with possessing obscene material found in his home. He remains free on a $2000 bond as he seeks legal counsel.
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Bradford
Fiuion
James K. Leedly
Hoover Warns Red Ideology Threatens U.S. Foundations
Former President Herbert Hoover, 83, warns Marxist ideology infects American thinking and government. He cites six crises including international communism, inflation, faltering trade, corrupt labor influence, and rising crime, urging Christians to resist the spread.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Marx
Hoover
United Presbyterian Men
Davis commuted from death to life for Houston rape case
Albert Davis, 19, a Houston Negro, had his death sentence changed to life imprisonment by Governor Price Daniel after the State Pardons Board recommended commutation. Davis and Alfred Fritz, also 17 at the time, raped a white salesgirl kidnapped in Houston on December 5, 1957, and taken to Brazoria County. Fritz received a life term. The girl and both defendants were 17.
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Austin, Tex
Albert Davis
Houston
Price Daniel
State Pardons Board
Davis
Alfred Royce Fritz
Brazoria County
Fritz
C.G. Wellborn
Wiley Thomas
Lee Tims
Nce
Wellborn
The
National Assn. Or the Advancement of Colored People
North
Armco Repair Man Injured In Middletown Works Incident
John D. Carey a 22 year old Armco repairman at Middletown Works fractured his left leg when a steel brace he stepped on broke away causing a fall. He works in the round house and was dismantling an air dump car when the accident occurred. He was admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for treatment.
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Armco
Middletown
John D. Carey
N. Erie Hy
Hargilton
Carey
Roundhouse
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Founder's Day Observed by Carlisle PTA Program
Carlisle PTA holds Founder's Day during its regular meeting at 8 p.m. honoring past presidents from its 1934 founding. Miss Orpha Updyke, longtime piano teacher, will perform in the musical portion and a PTA activities skit will be presented.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Pta
John Lantis Sr
Paul Shaffer
Jesse Brandenburg
Forest Weiser
Russel Longman
Vernaer Simmons
William Carlson
Arthur Gross
Howard Bishop
Helen Antrabus
Walter Stephens
Fred Reed
Roger Shaffer
Richard Olt
Nathan Oglesby
Clyde Baker
Alfred Mead
Lee Wildermuth
Norma Hermett
Orpha Updyke
PTA
Glass Coatings Cut Drag on Sled Runners
In The Pas Manitoba AP reports fibre glass makers offer coatings for sled runners and toboggans. Tests show the glass coating reduces friction, cutting drag by about half for a heavily loaded freight toboggan in snowy conditions.
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Pas, Manitoba
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