Americans Own Property Totals Hit 264 Billion in Inventory
The federal government’s property value is estimated at 264 billion dollars with 179,300,000 Americans sharing the burden. Personal property accounts for 193 billion, while real property totals 71 billion plus. The 398 page report notes several omissions and outdated valuations.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Library of Congress
Smithsonian Institute
Daly Named to Water Pollution Board by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower appointed radio and TV commentator John C. Daly to the Water Pollution Control Advisory Board in the Public Health Service. Daly, an engineer turned broadcaster, will serve until June 3, 1962 and will receive no pay for board meetings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John C. Daly
Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Pubic Health Service
Daly
Canine Psychiatry Helps Hexie Rehab at London Training School
Hexie the nervous doberman faced death after biting people and other dogs. Britain's Canine Defense League sent Robert Horsfall to diagnose and treat her at Hampton's dog training school, where one handler mentored Hexie daily for four hours of obedience. The program aims to rehabilitate both dog and owner before reunification, with about 15 dogs housed at the Victorian mansion and a dog cemetery recalling decades of canine companionship.
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Garven Hudgins
London
Hexie the Doberman
Hexie
Britain
Canine Defense League
The
League
Robert Horsfall
Iog
Horsfall
Canine ‘League
Hampton
Thames
Hors
Sam
Hampton School
Uampton
RR Crash Probe Set For Friday
Railroad and Public Utilities officials will meet in Springfield to probe the Wellington derailment that killed four. The hearing will include railroad personnel and ICC representation to determine if mechanical fault or human error caused the crash near Lorain County.
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Columbus, Ohio
Railroad and Public Utilities
Springfield
Wellington
Charles A. Hamman
Public Utilities Commission
Railroad Department
New York Central Railroad
Southwestern Limited
Cleveland
Hamman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lorain County
Paul Mikus
Sheriff's Office
Toot Led Warren Man To Federal Time For Army Trumpet
Russell E. Cooper 24 of Warren Ohio drew a nine day federal sentence after taking an Army trumpet from Fort Knox Kentucky on September 30. Prosecutors said he drank before the theft while serving as an Army reservist. Judge Paul Jones imposed the sentence.
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Cleveland
Russell E. Cooper
Warren
Ohio
U.S
Paul Jones
Cooper
Fort Knox
Switch Opened Derails 96-Car Louisville Freight Train
In Stanton Tennessee a mysterious switch opening derailed a fast 96 car Louisville and Nashville freight train Friday night. Five diesel engines and 25 cars jumped the track but no one was hurt. Trainmaster D G Catlin suspects sabotage and railroad police and the FBI investigate. Engineer T R Maddox halted the run too late as cars piled up near a depot.
Night Registration At Middletown High School Limited
Night registration for Miami University Center courses and Night High School courses at Middletown High School runs Tuesday and Thursday from 8 30 a m to 4 p m. Night High School starts January 26 and Miami classes begin February 1 per H H Lawrence supervisor of adult education.
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Miami University Center
Middletown High School
Miami
H. H. Lawrence
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Penney
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