Three Franklin Men Are Candidates for May Primary
Three local Democrats announce candidacies for Warren County offices in the May 3 primary. Paul Fitzgerald seeks county commissioner, Stanley Kolb runs for county prosecutor, and Norma Hermetz campaigns for county recorder. Fitzgerald cites underrepresented Turtlecreek Township areas and roads funding. Kolb notes a full slate for the first time in years and serves as Springboro village solicitor. Hermetz advocates improved records systems for a growing county and chairs the Carlisle Parent Teachers Association.
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Franklin
Warren County
Paul Fitzgerald
Stanley Kolb
Norma Hermetz
Fitzgerald
Democratic Executive Committee
Turtlecreek
Clearcreek
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Stanley Kolb Franklin
Kolb
Common Pleas
Springboro
Carlisle Parent Teachers Association
Warren County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Dayton
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Investigator Probe Focuses On Staten Island Borough President
A state investigator subpoenas City Investigations Commissioner Louis Kaplan for records tied to Richmond Borough President Albert Maniscalco. Kaplan reports no irregularities, while Seymour accuses improper conduct and questions job performance as hearings conclude without immediate new dates. The probe centers on a garage project by builder Marvin Klein and the City Board of Estimate’s role as a rubber stamp for borough presidents.
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New York
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Louis I. Kaplan
Kaplan
Richmond Borough
Albert V. Maniscalco
Seymour
Maniscalco
Staten Island
Staten Island Democrat
Marvin Klein
State Island
City Board of Estimate
Wheelchair Congressman David Hall Dies at 41
SYLVA NC AP Rep David M Hall a NC 1st district congressman who spent most of his 41 years in a wheelchair died Friday from complications after a cancer operation He was diagnosed with a bladder growth after Dec surgery at Sloan Kettering and had been ill since childhood leaving a long line of vacancies in the House of Representatives
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Sylva
N.C
David M. Hall
D-Nc
Hall
Congress
North Carolina
House
New York
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Temperance Queen Resigns After Drinking Incident
Bristol England AP Barbara Rogers aged 19 resigned Friday as Temperance Queen of Bristol. She was chosen by the Bristol Chapter of the Band of Hope to be queen at a national temperance rally in May. She cited her first drink at a Christmas party and said she no longer believes alcohol is wrong if not excess, returning her crown and robes.
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Bristol
England
Barbara Rogers
Barbara
Band of Hope
Presidential Vacations Started With Washington
The piece traces presidential vacation habits from George Washington to Eisenhower, noting how Congress delayed, foreign affairs loomed, and presidents sought privacy and affordable travel. It cites Newport, White Sulphur Springs, and various retreats from Mount Vernon to Camp David, detailing how leaders balanced rest with state demands and travel logistics.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Newport
R. C
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ohio State Medical Dean Dies After Overwork
Dr. H. J. Upham, dean emeritus of Ohio State University College of Medicine and former hospital rector, died Friday in Columbus. Bruce in his book Sixteen American Presidents notes his long service, overwork, and duties that exhausted his capacity for play. The death is attributed to causes linked to intense duties and overwork.
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James K. Polk
David K. E. Bruce
Columbus, Ohio
H. J. Upham
Ohio State University
Bruce
Seldos Pital
Chleft Washington
Ohio State Medical
Ohio River Studied For Atom Waste
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission annual study on long range effects of atomic waste dumped into the Ohio River 40 miles below Pittsburgh. Early findings show no sustained rise in radioactivity, with further work to assess impacts on river biota and human use.
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Washington
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Duquesne Light Co
Commission
Graduate School of Public Health
Department of Biological Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
Hidden attic books may be worth thousands says expert
New York AP notes a boom in the rare book market with Americana as prime. Reader finds include a 1845 Poe first edition once worth cents, and a 1844 Chicago City Directory sold for 250 dollars. Bradley estimates about 6,900 serious private collectors in the US and another 100,000 casual enthusiasts.
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van Allan Bradley
Chicago Daily News
Bradley
Edgar Allen Poe
Rue Morgue
Chicago
Lansford Hastings
Oregon
California
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Hoover Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Seat in May Primary
Earl R. Hoover of Cleveland announces as Republican candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court term starting January 1, 1961, seeking to replace James Bell. A 10 year common pleas judge, former assistant state attorney general, Otterbein College graduate, and Harvard Law School alumnus with long service on the college board.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl R. Hoover
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
College, Board of Trustees
Harvard Law School
ONeill declines delegate role for GOP convention
C William ONeill, running for the Ohio Supreme Court, refused a GOP 13th district designation as a delegate to the Republican National Convention. In a letter to county leaders he said a nonpartisan judicial judge should not serve as a delegate and must uphold standards of conduct for judges.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
William O'Neill
13Th
O'Neill
Supreme Court
Wise first editions as long term book investments
The article notes first editions of major works remain valuable, citing Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 1900 copies fetching 175 to 800 dollars. It suggests collectors can profit by hoarding limited first editions by important authors for future generations, arguing such titles are solid long term investments.
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L. Frank Baum
Bradley
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