Thirteen Middletown Students to Visit Engineers Society
Thirteen Middletown High School students are invited to a Miami Professional Engineers Society meeting at Armco research labs tomorrow at 8 p.m. John D. Coleman, former N Speer president, discusses collaboration of engineers scientists and business leaders for a winning industry team. Governor Lausche designates Feb 22 27 for Ohio Engineering Week. A George Washington engineering observance and a CG&E window display accompany the week. Coleman is tied to Frigidaire GM. All 13 students plan to study engineering.
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Middletown High School
Miami Professional Engineers Society
Armco Research Laboratories
Decoratts National Engineers
Eck
John D. Coleman
National Society of Professional Engineers
America
Gov. Lausche
Ohio
George Washington
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Broad Street
Coleman
Frigidaire
General Motors
MHS
Farm Word Puzzle Across Clues Solve The Grid
A cryptic farm themed crossword with clues for tools, structures, and common nouns. Solving yields terms like cultivator tool and repurposed farm words, forming a connected grid.
Auto Circles Station in Flaming Crash
A Detroit driver Mrs Helen Ball 37 lost control of an automobile and circled a street intersection ramming two gasoline pumps and a 15 foot light pole. One pump caught fire injuring station owner Joseph Jones as the flaming pump was dragged along. The car stopped back at the first station narrowly missing Jones. Ball was booked for investigation of drunk driving. Australia New Zealand and several countries remain where males outnumber females.
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Joseph Jones
Jones
Helen Ball
Bomb scare ends with prank alarm clock
A trash collector found a ticking device in a downtown alley and alerted police. Ray Pinker and Army demolition experts investigated but the "bomb" proved to be a $1.95 alarm clock with spare parts. Police officials later quipped about the misdirection.
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Los Angeles
Ray Pinker
Army
William Parker
Thad Brown
Brown
Parker
Oney Bolser Golden Anniversary Open House Set
Mr and Mrs Oney Bolser will host an open house on Sunday February 28 from 2 to 5 pm at Liberty School 6040 Princeton to celebrate 50 years of marriage. They were married March 2 1904 in West Chester with Rev Miller officiating and will be joined by attendants Charles Allfrance. They have three sons Adrian Lawrence and Harold and six grandchildren. The Bolsers have lived in Butler County and Hamilton for 50 years with Adrian and Lawrence in Hamilton and Harold in West Elkton. Mr Bolser works at Hamilton Thomas Co and Mrs Bolser recently retired after 25 years with Hamilton public schools.
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Oney Bolser
N. 6Th St
Hamilton
Liberty Oe School
Princeton
Bolser
West Chester
Miller
Charles Allfrance
Butler County
Adrian
Hill Avenue
Lawrence
Mason Road
Harold
West Elkton
Marlene
Saura
Marvin
Dudley
Jimmy
Planetarium Dome Uses Aluminum Instead of Stainless Steel
A new planetarium will feature an inner dome constructed from lightweight aluminum rather than stainless steel. The design choice aims to reduce weight and simplify installation while maintaining structural integrity and acoustics for the theater space.
Illinois Senate Hopefuls Affected by House Fight in Northwest Districts
Illinois Republicans eye the northwest counties of Rockford area in Allen and Velde districts as they shape Senate hopefuls. With no Democratic challenger in Allen's district a GOP primary victory could secure the seat. Candidate activity includes Edward A. Hayes Park Livingston Joseph T. Meek and others courting voters amid anti Red probes and long standing party dynamics.
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House
Illinois
Leo E. Allen
Galena
Rules Committee
Harold H. Velde
Un-American Activities Committee
Paul H. Douglas
Allen and
Velde
Allen
Rockford
Peoria-Pekin
Chicago
Peoria
Edward A. Hayes
The
American Legion
Park Livingston
LaGrance
University of Illinois
Northwest
Joseph T. Meek
Western Springs
Illinois Federation of Retail Assas
John B. Crane
Glencoe
Chicago Crime Commission
Julius Klein
Tan Genk
Robert F. Geisler
Edgar M. Elbert
Maywood
Lions International
Lar Daly
Velden
Robert H. Allison
Pekin
Allison
Robert R. Canfield
Winnebago County
Eugene E. Clift
Roy C. Cleveland
Cherry Valley
Woman dodges brick then steps into car path
In Sapulpa Oklahoma 58 year old wife dodged a brick thrown by her 60 year old husband A M Rivers and stepped into the path of an oncoming car suffering a broken leg internal injuries and shock. Rivers was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. The 19 year old driver said he was en route to meet the couple's daughter for a date.
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Sapulpa
Okla
State Highway Patrol
A. M. Rivers
Gunmen Hold Movie House in Los Angeles Heist
In Los Angeles two gunmen robbed a movie theater during a comedy showing. They forced assistant manager David Draper to open the safe and then to supply box office receipts. Draper was tied up while patrons and a newsboy were herded into the office. The robbers obtained 1700 in receipts and 700 more from the box office before escaping with 2200. The manager Don Gibbons arrived as the crime unfolded.
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Los Angeles
David Draper
Draper
Don Gibbons
Cripple Charged With Killing Blind Tavern Operator
A 66 year old cripple faces a murder hearing in Fayetteville West Virginia for shooting 56 year old Billie Harris known as Blind Bob Harris at the Bradley home after an argument. Bradley the defendant was accused by deputies of a dispute tied to a granddaughter and alleged romantic entanglements.
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Fayetteville
W.va
Jerry Bradley
Billie
Blind Bob) Harris
Bradley
Harris
Anna Lee Willis
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Republic
Asia
Detroit
Australia
New Zealand
Union Lef
South Africa
India
Pakistan
Philippine Islands
Middletown
Central Avenue
Hamilton-Thomas Co
Hamilton Public Schools
Alexander-Smith
Bob Ranft
Franklin &Farkields
Senate
John Dobrozsi Jr
Central Ave
Ford
Tong Lite
Geortie Ceped
Ross Motors, Inc
Tytus Ave
odSe
Gunmen Role Movie House
Mallison
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