Franklin Hires School Architect On Consultant Basis
Franklin Board of Education met in a special session with Supt J Forrest Burns to hire an architect on a consultant basis for the Miamisburg program. James Haynes said state aid won't be granted until a millage issue passes, with Heist chosen by split vote over McLaughlin Kyle. The board awarded bus bids totaling 11,587.25 and 5,593.00 and 301.23 sale of an old bus, with state paying 8 percent of new bus price.
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Board of Education
J. Forrest Burns
Lumbus
Miamisburg
James Haynes
Haynes
Heist
Marsha! Miller
William Beruti
Sam Ward
Fred Byers
McLaughlin-Kyle
Dale Hubbard
Corson
Dayton Bread Co
Texaco, Inc
Himes
Freeway Accident Kills Workman
Cincinnati police report Walter Jeffress was killed when a road grader he operated toppled after an embankment gave way on the Cincinnati to Dayton freeway. The incident occurred while he worked on the highway project.
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Walter Jeffress
Hampton County
Jeffress
Dayton
New Weapon against Cancer
A new perfusion technique isolates a cancerous region and floods it with nitrogen mustard. Tested at Tulane, August Reader's Digest reports results in 112 cases with promising signs and improved outcomes.
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Tulane
Reader's Digest
Students Parade Against Tobacco In Seoul Demonstration
About two hundred college students marched through Seoul to campaign for national austerity and against smoking American cigarettes. They argued most tobacco in Korea comes from black market sources and criticized U S tobacco policy.
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Seoul
South Korea
Korea
Scientist seeks asylum then asks to return home
A Soviet scientist at a geo physics and geodetics congress in Helsinki asked for political asylum in Finland on Monday. He later changed his mind and asked to be sent back to the Soviet Union. The scientist's name was not disclosed and police handed him to the Soviet Embassy.
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Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Union
French Troops Launch New Offensive Against Algerian Rebels
Several thousand French troops began a fresh operation in the Ouarsenis region southwest of Algiers. French reports say 66 rebels killed and 17 captured on the first day of the offensive.
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Algiers
Morocco
Ouarsenis
Theft and vandalism tally from local sites and notable deaths
The report lists thefts at Lloyd Murphy’s Creekview Drive home and Miles Moving & Storage on Sutphin Street, plus vandalism at First Church of God on Crawford Street. Separately comes obituaries: James W Ross city editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Sun-Telegraph, Cedric Gibbons MGM art director, N. D Dan Teters Morrison-Knudsen vice president, and Liechtenstein’s small police force noted.
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Creekview Dr
Miles Moving & Storage Co
Sutphin St
Church of God
Crawford Street
Pittsburgh
James W Ross
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sun-Telegraph
Los Angeles
Cedric Gibbons
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Boise
Idaho
N. D
Dan’ Teters
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Friday Harbor
Wash
Teters
Wake Island J
Obituary for Mrs Lutie Whitt Kash aged 77 Trenton
Mrs Lutie Whitt Kash 77 of 520 East State Street Trenton died at 12 58 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after three months illness. Born in McGoffin Kentucky widow of James Kash who died in 1929. Survived by five daughters Martha Gillespie Susan Agee Louella Fletcher Ruth Wikle Mattie Mahaffey and a son Elmer plus 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Revs Steve Faulkner and Kelly Ratliff officiating Burial in Flat Kentucky. Friends may call after noon tomorrow at the residence and after noon Friday at the funeral home.
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Lutie Whitt Kash
State St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Kash
McGoffin
James
Ted
Kentucky
Martha Gillespie
Susan Agee
Louella Fletcher
Excello
Ruth Wikle
Middletown
Mattie Mahaffey
Portsmouth
Elmer
Lebanon
McCoy - Leffler
Steve Faulkner
Kelly Ratliff
Flat
Mary Ellen Sprinkel 76 Germantown Resident Dies
Mrs. Mary Ellen Sprinkel 76 died at 1 30 am at her daughter Mrs Homer Ankeneys home 271 West Market Street after 18 months illness. She lived in Germantown since 1920 coming from near Midwest. She was a Germantown EUB Church member. Husband Waller died in 1937. Surviving: two sons Eugene Germantown Wilbur Cincinnati a half sister Mrs Kathrin Jones Sidney five grandchildren seven great. Services 2 pm Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Wilbur A Williams officiating Burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 2 pm.
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Germantown
Mary Ellen Sprinkel
Homer Ankeney
W. Market St
Sprinkel
EUB
Waller
Eurgene
Wilbur
Cincinnati
Kathrim Jones
Sidney
John Arpp
Wilbur A Williams
Germantown Cemetery
Butler of Deaths W. F. Merz Remembered at Services
W F Merz aged 55 of 5107 Sandy Lane Fairfield passed away. Funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow at Zettler. Also listed is Mrs Selma Auld aged 96 of 1238 Campbell Avenue Hamilton with services 2 am Friday at Salvation Army Citadel.
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W. F. Merz
Sandy la
Fairfield
Servia
Zettler
Selma Auld
Campbell Ave
Hamilton
Salvation Army Citadel
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