Thum wrasslin begins in novelty match
Advertising executive and referee Bob Schmidt signals the start of a Thum Wrasslin match between Al Gordon and Henry Holden while Barbara Samuel cheers. The photo shows Thummys worn over thumbs as Gordon pins Holden in a miniature ring.
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Bob Schmidt
Thum Wrasslin
al Gordon
Henry Holden
Barbara Samuel
Schmidt
Thum Wrassling
Gordon
Left
Holden
Thummys
Park can fire long hair employee, court rules
A federal appeals court in Cincinnati ruled Kings Island Amusement Park may fire an employee who refuses to cut his hair. William Barker, a welder from Butler County, argued the policy violated sex discrimination laws. The court found the hair code had negligible relation to sex discrimination.
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Cincinnati
Kings Island
William Barker
Barker
Arnold Bortz
Sixth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wade McCree Jr
Jimmy Carter
Bortz
Butler County
Blood pressure screening kicks off at mall event
Public health partners led by Middletown Health Department and Red Cross launch monthly blood pressure screenings in downtown mall rotunda from 11 am to 2 pm. Locations rotate: Senior Citizens Center, Town House, and Ross Hunt Towers with special clinics scheduled as needed.
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Middletown Health Department
The
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Middletown Area
American Red Cross
Butler County Heart Association
National Heart Month
Cross and Heart Association
Paul Asmussen
Senior Citizens Center
Verity Parkway
Ross Hunt Towers
Clinton Street
Asmussen
Richmond warehouse fire under arson investigation remains unclear
Richmond police and fire crews probe a three story warehouse near the lake that burned Saturday afternoon used for storing wooden materials. Authorities say the cause is still under investigation with arson not ruled out and efforts focus on identifying the responsible parties.
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Richmond
Richmond City
Human Relations Council to Meet Thursday Night
The Citizens' Council on Human Relations will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the City Building police training room. Marva Sampson director of human resources will discuss department programs and company patterns in machine tool manufacture.
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Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
Marva Sampson
City college papers fill strike void with special editions
University of Pennsylvania and Temple University journalists issue city editions as Philadelphia newspapers strike. The Temple News plans 8 page city editions with 12 000 copies. Daily Pennsylvanian adds a four page city edition and 12 000 city copies while continuing campus edition.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Temple News
Penn
Daily
Pennsylvanian
Mueller
Daily Pennsylvanian
Carol Hutchinson
Miss Hutchinson
Middletown Education Club Sets Open House
The Ohio Office Education Association opens its Middletown High School event in Room 204 from 8 30 a m to 2 30 p m. Students in Intensive Office Education classes invite the public to attend with advisers Mrs Nadine Raiche and Mrs Phyllis Seidner assisting.
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Ohio Office Education Association
Middletown High School
Nadine Raiche
Phyllis Seidner
Woman Receives Wrong Doctorate From University of Michigan
Ann Marie Green of Manchester Michigan was awarded a arts doctorate by UM in an error when the degree went to a rural Ann Marie Green instead. Manchester schools superintendent William Green, her father, praised the recognition while UM officials corrected the mistake.
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Manchester, Mich
Ann Marie Green
University of Michigan
Ann Marie
Here
Manchester
Marvin Kirk
William Green
Green
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Solicitor Generalee
Baker
Taft
McCree
Sixth Circuit
Ind
National Automatic Tool Co
BESS
Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Don Bright
Council
England
Dave Mueller
Newspaper Guild
Philadelphia Inquirer and
Daily News
Guild
Bulletin
Middletown Business College
Franklin
Ohio
Middletown Education Club
Middletown
Strassburger
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