Junior High Hearing Classes Include Two Year Olds
The first Sunday after four year old Kenny was fitted with a hearing aid he was so happy he was asked to leave church. At Junior High School 47 deaf children begin school at age two, with continued special training and small classes. The school introduced hearing aids to two year olds in 1948 and shows promising progress as graduates gain natural voices and pursue further education.
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New York
NEA
Keneny
Kenny
Harriet F. McLaughlin
Hearing Aid
McLaughlin
Miss McLaughlin
P. S. 47
Hearing Foundation
Relief Sped Up Requested By Lamneck In Columbus
Columbus AP relief head John H. Lamneck asked authority to use the entire year’s ten thousand dollar relief fund as fast as needed. Frank Lausche forwarded the request to the State Controlling Board to learn in advance if second quarter funds could be released to offset first quarter deficits. The board normally releases twenty five hundred thousand dollars per quarter for local expenditures matching. Lamneck said July and August costs would total twelve hundred thousand dollars each for matching, leaving only a hundred thousand for September unless second quarter funds are tapped. The governor cautioned against exhausting this quarter’s resources and then needing an advance for September without the board’s position.
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Columbus
Wefare
John H. Lamneck
Noo
Frank J. Lausche
Lamneck
Lammeck
Mwy
FBI Nabs Alleged Embezzlers In Ohio
In Springfield FBI agents arrested Warren Lee Skidmore and his wife Bessie on a fugitive warrant from Seattle for allegedly embezzling 3500 from a 10000 trust fund used for GI insurance after the death of Mrs Skidmore's former husband in World War III. They were to be arraigned in Cincinnati before U S Commissioner Paul Geohegan.
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Springfield
FBI
Warren Lee Skidmore
Bessie
Seattle
Wash
U. S
Charles Mobley
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mobley
Skidmores
Skidmore
Paul Geohegan
First Flight from Warship Deck by Eugene Ely in 1911
The first person to launch an airplane from the deck of a warship was Eugene Ely, achieving this historic feat in January 1911 marking a landmark in naval aviation history.
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Eugene Ely
Painters on Strike in Cincinnati Contract Dispute
AFL painters employed by 24 large Cincinnati contractors walk off jobs amid a wage-schedule dispute over new contract interpretation. Fred Wrampelmeier, secretary of the local chapter, says idle workers include members of Painters Union District Council 12. About half of the council’s 1,100 members did not report to work this week on various building jobs.
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Cincinnati
AFL
Greater
Fred Wrampelmeier
Printing and Decorating Contractors of America
Painters Union District Council 12
Columbus man arrested on assault charge in OSU incident
Richard Gilpin, 25, of Columbus, was arrested on a warrant in Youngstown for assault and battery. He allegedly struck Mrs. Emily Arnold, mother of Ohio State University sophomore Rita Arnold, at the Gil Youngstown home.
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Columbus
Richard Gilpin
Youngstown
Emily Arnold
Rita Arnold
Ohio State University
Gil Youngstown
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Lemon
Ohio
Winton Street
Charles B. Walke
Sonepat
G. A. Wilmer
Amanda E. Garver
Harry H. Garver
Arthur B. Garver
Middletown
Lemon Township
Walter R. Bender
Myrtle Haley Stahl
John S. Haley
Ironton
First National Bank of
M Ha- Stahl
Spence
Butler
R. Leiser
Ellie D. Levey
Miriam Hubert
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Baltimore & Ohio
Yei
U.S.A
Orchid
Life Bras
Poon
Dimity
Zephyr Print
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