Kennedy Reverses Course Delivers Impromptu Education Talk
President Kennedy, after speaking at a fitness conference, returned to the Social Security Building and spoke from a chair to foreign teachers about education. He pledged a program to inspire physical fitness and participation in vigorous national life, and urged more attention to global histories beyond England and France in U S schools.
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Kennedy
Social Security
Cation
United States
Howard Wilson Named Hamilton Parks Director
Howard F Wilson former city manager named director of city parks and playgrounds in Hamilton effective March 1. Salary ranges from 512.50 to 749.99 dollars monthly. He succeeds Virgil Ellis who retired after 38 years in the city park department. Wilson was chosen by City Manager Aaron Marsh from 29 applicants. He has been a controversial municipal figure and has served as city manager twice. He is known in sports circles for playing and managing a baseball team years ago.
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Hamilton
Howard F. Wilson
Wilson
Virgil Ellis
Spark
Aaron Marsh
Clearcreek Council Elects New Leadership and Panel
Clearcreek community council moved to appoint a three man committee led by B. H. Eshman Al Wight and William Carey to locate a candidate for president. In last night’s elections Eshman became vice president with Mrs. Ralph Dillon as secretary P. B. Stockman treasurer and Ernest Arnold and Louis Ary joining the board of directors.
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Clearcreek
B. H. Eshman
al Wight
William Carey
Eshman
Ralph Dillon
P. B. Stockman
Ernest Arnold
Louis Ary
Cherry Pie Queen Crowned as National Champion Tonight
The 29th annual National Cherry Pie Contest in Chicago selects the best cherry pie from 50 states. The 1961 National Cherry Pie Baking Champion will receive a college scholarship an electric range and trips to Washington DC and New York. Ohio's entry is 17 year old Jean Kapostasy of Fairport Harbor.
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White House
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Jean Kapostasy
King St
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Inspection Set At LP Lodge
The annual inspection of Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 will be conducted during tomorrow night's meeting by Lester Brooks regional deputy chancellor commander from Hamilton. A G Armitage chancellor commander of the local lodge will preside at the meeting.
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Lester Brooks
Hamilton
A. G. Armitage
Mosler Revises Top Management
Mosler Safe Co realigns top management with Edwin J H Mosler Jr becoming chairman of the board and John Mosler named executive vice president and president. Martin Coleman is executive vice president and treasurer, William A Marquard Jr is senior vice president and board member, and John E Hampel is national sales vice president. Carl P Bartels remains vice president in charge of production and a director. The move aims for greater efficiency and operational control.
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Mosler Safe Co
Edwin JH. Mosler Jr
Land John Mosler
Martin
Coleman
Willam A. Marquard Jr
John E. Hampel
Carl P. Bartels
Ohio Debates 13-Week Jobless Extension in Ohio House
Ohio House acts on an emergency bill to extend unemployment benefits 13 weeks as Senate leaders hint at quick action. Gov. DiSalle’s position remains unclear while labor unions split with GOP plans and Democrats edge toward a vote, amid broader bills on juvenile delinquency and local governance.
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Roosevelt Play To Run For 2 Days
The Roosevelt Junior High School production Where's Charley will run two days starting Thursday night at 8. Friday tickets sold out but remaining seats available for Thursday. Cast features Bob Cornella as Charley and Janet Newby as Amy with a student solo lineup and faculty advisers listed.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Bob Cornella
Janet Newby
Amy
Ken Kellick
Sam Sato
Marvin Sims
Carol Burdsall
Rick Hayes
Steve Giiden
Lynn Bennett
Corky Cordray
Andy Granger
Henry Klaassen
Ellen Gerber
Helen Sarris
Karen Schock
Beverly Selby
Helen Stevens
Valda Wilkerson
Dorothy Diver
Harry B. Nicholson
Millicent Bender
Homer Sorrell
Jane Mehl
Janice Schulz
Police Briefs Charge Suspects in Assault Cases
Lester Eve and Silas Oliver, both residents of local streets, were arrested yesterday on assault and battery charges. A. T. White, 35, held for the parole officer, will face four forgery charges in Municipal Court March 1. hearing postponed. Forged checks drawn on First National Bank total $250.
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Wil Wayne Ave
Silas Oliver
W. State St
A.T. White
Casper Ave
First National Bank
Stolen YMCA basketball found after false alarm at fire station
A basketball stamped YMCA was reported stolen early this week from the YMCA at Gideon Road. A false alarm sent firemen to the YMCA yesterday, where the ball marked YMCA was discovered.
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Gideon Road
Lane collision causes $35 damage in Middletown
A single accident reported to Middletown police caused an estimated $35 damage at the intersection of Stanley Street and South Avenue at 2 25 p m. Vehicles driven by Dale W Turner 41 of 3105 Roosevelt Ave and Bert Horne 59 of 406 Burton Road were involved.
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South Avenue
Dale W. Turner
Roosevelt Ave
Bert Horne
Burton Road
New Miami Man Sent To Workhouse
Harold Slim O Bannon, 31, of 14 Joe Ave New Miami, was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse by Judge Fred B Cramer yesterday for carrying a concealed weapon. He was arrested by New Miami police and deputies in a raid at Slims Place on Dec 11 and found with a revolver in his trousers pocket. Charges of operating a game of chance and keeping a place for gambling were disposed of previously in Hamilton Municipal Court. O Bannon said he carried the gun after vandalism at his establishment and to protect his auto and claimed he had been threatened by another party.
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Harold
Slim) O'Bannon
Joe Ave
New Miami
Cincinnati
Dudge
Fred B. Cramer
Slim
Joe Avenue
O'Bannon
DiSalle asks Assembly restore school funds
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle urged the Ohio Assembly to restore $30.4 million for education in his two year appropriation bill. He warned of growing public school enrollment and said Ohio must maintain competitive teacher salaries and expand facilities. He noted per pupil spending rose little since 1947 while enrollments surged toward 2.16 million by 1964.
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
GOP
DiSalle
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Lenten service tonight
The second in a weeklong Lenten series will be held at Bethlehem Lutheran Church 2125 Broad St tonight at 7. The Rev Pau Bergdall will deliver The Way the Truth and the Life as part of Christ’s sayings before the crucifixion. A male quartet John Adrian Don Dehaus Robert George Harold Koerber will give a musical prelude at 7 15.
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Broad St
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Bergdall
Christ
John Adrian
Don Dehaus
Robert George
Harold Koerber
Bankruptcies Filed in U. S. Court at Cincinnati
Finlay E. Tolson of 413 Oxford State Road and Rosalie Hoskins of 2173 Sunset Drive Hamilton, key punch operator, face debts of 3714 and 1143 dollars with minimal assets, filed in U. S. Court in Cincinnati.
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U. & Cs. Striet Court
Cincinnati
Finlay E. Tolson
Oxford State Road
Rosalie Hoskins
Sunset Drive
Hamilton
Maple Park Sets LawnFete Annual Event Date Declared
Maple Park School PTO at last night’s meeting set May 13 as the lawnfete date and named Mr and Mrs Robert Cornella as general chairmen. Robert Mucha’s junior high band and Roy Fitzgerald, amateur magician, performed a program. Mrs Mamie Flint’s third and Mrs Lillian Rettig’s seventh grades won room-count prizes.
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Maple Park
Robert Cornella
Robert Mucha
Roy Fitzgerald
Mamie Flint
Lillian Rettig
Revival Planned At First Church of God
Revival services will be conducted Sunday through March 2 at 7 30 p.m. at the First Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. The speaker will be the Rev. Joseph Pate, pastor of Emanuel Baptist Church.
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11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Joseph Pate
Emanuel Baptist Church
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