Fired Prof Reinstated To Bowling Green Post
A Bowling Green State University professor, Sherman M. Stanage, was reinstated as head of the philosophy department for the rest of the school year after earlier losing his chair. Other campus officials involved include Charlies Young who resigned as education chair, and Howard Brogan who left English for Massachusetts after reinstatement with conditions. University president Ralph McDonald had been central to the controversy and later took a one year leave. the board will review heads’ status this summer. German is the second language spoken by Washington DC restaurant workers after French.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Sherman M. Stanage
Stanage
Ralph McDonald
Charlies Young
University
Department of Education
Howard ©. Brogan
University of Massachusetts
Brogan
McDonald
College of Liberal Arts and University
Washington, D. C
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Area
Frank O Yeager 74 of 2109 Will Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a fall at home. A retired Armco Steel employee of 47 years in the stainless department, he is survived by wife Jessie, son Lionel, daughter Mrs Harold Gray, two sisters, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Frank Otto Yeager
Will Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Gratis
Mr. Yeager
Armco
Calvary Methodist Church
Jessie
Lionel
Harold Gray
Anna Crider
Russell van Buskirk
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
Paul H. McCauley
Woodside Cemetery
Thompson
Amelia
Clara
Ida Mae Chandier
Camden Rt. 3
Isabel Hartsman
Ruth Atchley
Monroe
Bernice Moore
Goshen
Margaret Thompson
Africa
Edgar
Roland
Stephen Thompson
Washington Court House
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Williamsburg
Ohio
Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Cook Named for Requiem Masses
Mrs. Marie J. Sims, 67, of 215 S. 12th St. has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow (Colligan). Mrs. Caroline Cook, 60, of 143 Hueston St. has a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mary's Church.
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Marie J. Sims
S. 12Th St
Colligan
Caroline Cook
Hueston St
St. Mary's Church
Music publisher Louis Bernstein dies at 83
Louis Bernstein president of Shapiro Bernstein and Co. died at home after a long illness. Age 83. His publishing catalog included Sunny Side of the Street Wagon Wheels School Days Let Me Call You Sweetheart My Melancholy Baby The Prisoner’s Song and Exactly Like You. ADA Ohio Dr Thomas J Small dean emeritus of Ohio Northern University College of Engineering died Thursday night in a Lima Hospital. Huntington W Va Carl V Ridgley 72 longtime Huntington Herald Dispatch sports columnist died Wednesday in VA Hospital Lex Ky.
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New York
Louis Bernstein
Shapiro, Bernstein and Co., Inc
Ada
Ohio
Thomas J. Small
Ohio Northern University College of Engineering
Lima
Huntington
W. Va
Carl V. Ridgley
Huntington Herald- Dispatch
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lexington
Man Fined S186 In Germantown Court
In Germantown Mayor Ross Brewers court last night William Steller, about 50, of 131 W Center St, was fined 186 after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest, and intoxication. He received 106, 0, and 30 dollars respectively. Lester Banks Jr., 20, German town Rt 1, pleaded guilty to a noisy muffler charge from Feb 14 and was fined 10 dollars. Straßen vending machines in West Berlin feature a polite voice saying Vielen Dank.
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Germantown
Ross Brewers
William Steller
Center St
Steller
Lester Banks Jr
Parents Of Col. Glenn Stay Calm In New Concord
In New Concord Ohio the Glenn family endures the Mercury launch delays as John H Glenn Jr. prepares for liftoff. Parents Mr and Mrs John H Glenn Sr express calm resolve while reporters press questions about repeated postponements and potential replacements. The town rallies behind their hometown hero with sympathetic support.
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Col
Glenn
New Concord, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
John H. Glenn Sr
John
France
New Concord
Shoppers Cover Whole Store With No Cross Aisle
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports about 25 percent of shoppers in stores with no cross aisle explore virtually the entire store. When a cross aisle is present, only about 5 percent shop every aisle.
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Enire
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Houseboy Held In Killing Of U S Aide In Congo
In Leopoldville the Congo a houseboy employed by U S Army Col Helen D Stogner was arrested on suspicion of killing his employer who was shot through a window at his suburban home The suspect is held by United Nations Nigerian police with Congolese security assistance The aide Miss Elizabeth Thring of Washington D C was present and alerted authorities Stogner 39 of El Paso Texas and his wife and six children are in El Paso The embassy gave limited comment pending investigation
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Neopoldville
the Congo
U.S
Helen D. Stogner
Col
Stogner
Elizabeth Thring
Washington, D.C
Robert Behrens
United Nations
Leopoldville
Miss Thing
el Paso
Tex
Miss Thring
Ie] Paso
Communism Talk Is Judged Best at Monroe Toastmasters
Basil Fleming of Long Street and Garver Road Monroe, employed at Armco East Works and member of the local Toastmasters since last August, was voted best speaker at the club’s weekly meeting last night. He urged adults to foster youth ambition and patriotism to combat Communism. Other speakers included Don Linkous and Clifford Gorski.
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Basil Fleming
Long Street
Garver Road
Monroe
Armco East Works
Toastmasters’ Club
Fleming
Don Link‘ous
Clifford Gorski
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Maffen
Lervest Tex
Robert Rogers
Central Ave
Lloyd Holyer
Minneapolis
Minn
Holyer
Frank O. Yeager
Armco Employe
George B. Thompson
Camden
Camden Rt
West Berlin
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Union Sanitary
Glenns
Cape Canaveral
Houseboy
Sisted
Behrens
Walkerettes
Ted’s Hardware & Rental
Charles ST
General Electric
Tytus Ave
Brassieres
Middletown, Ohio
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