Miami Summer Session Set to Enroll 1500 at Miami U
Miami University opens its summer term Tuesday with about 1500 enrolled in the first term and an expected 1000 more joining conferences and workshops in the week. Classes begin 7 30 am with four daily periods and Monday registrants preregister. The term runs to July 23 with the second from July 24 to Aug. A later women’s graduation is planned for August 28.
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Miami University
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Olio Assn
National Office Management Assn
Southwestern Ohio
American Classical League
Cub Scout
Cincinnati
Miami
Robert Goldsand
Ike's Popularity Shown In Market Slump
Meade Alcorn Republican national chairman told Union Club leaders that stock market moves after President Eisenhower’s illness reflect public confidence in his policies. He noted the Dow Jones fell then recovered as news shifted to the President’s temporary ailment. Alcorn defended the $71.8 billion budget, saying it cost per person $416 versus $469 under the prior Democratic budget.
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Meade Alcorn
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Alcorn
Union Club
Washington
Wall Street
African Moon Watchers To See Satellite First
African Moon Watch teams in Cape Town Bloemfontein Pretoria and Johannesburg cooperate with Minitrack and a Schmidt camera to observe the first artificial satellite pass over the continent. An optical tracking system will record the transit at dawn and dusk as orbit calculations are finalized.
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Florida
Africa
Moon Watch
Cape Town
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
U. S
Telegraphers Sign Contract With AP Service
The AFL CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union extended talks with The Associated Press for three hours to midnight. Harry Leimbach stated the union would not accept further extensions and proposed a one year contract with a $6.24 weekly raise. AP had offered $4.35 weekly plus 27 cents for deferred insurance. the union rejected that award. The strike vote count was not yet available.
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New York
Afl-Cio
Associated Press
Harry Leimbach
Chaman
Associated Press Ctu
Leimbach
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Circus Alive Says Booster Ahead of Annual Meet
Los Angeles reports that Circus Fans of America Asia dispute rumors of decline. Gil Connlin declares 25 circuses on the road and profitable, while 94-year-old Jake Posey argues the end began when horses were removed from routes. Herman Linden of Aurora becomes the new president.
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Los Angeles
America
Asia
Gil Conlinn
Association
Jake Posey
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Herman Linden
Aurora
Pep pill driving now a felony in California
Sacramento report says the California Legislature classifies driving under the influence of antisleep drugs or amphetamine pep pills as a felony. A bill was sent to Gov. Goodwin J and will become law with his signature.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Goodwin J
New Ruling On SUB Payments Expected Soon
Columbus report states James R. Tichenor, administrator of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, anticipated a ruling on new types of industry paid jobless benefits, possibly this month. He said SUB rules remain in effect and claimants should report weekly, noting substitute benefits may affect state benefit payments.
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Columbus
Ohio
James R. Tichenor
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Tichenor
Bureau
Voter purge potential after mistaken mailings in Paris
Post cards sent by a candidate during the recent primary election to the voting list were returned for 675 names as dead unknown or moved away. The Bourbon County purgation board will review possible action based on the returned mail.
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Paris
Bourbon County Purgation Board
Six Juvenile Escapees Caught in Clark County
Six youths escaped Tuesday from the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster were captured by sheriff's deputies and Springfield police. Three were nabbed southeast of Springfield as they attempted to separate, two were arrested by Springfield police, and one was turned in by his father. A 15-year-old from Springfield, with others from Cleveland Newton Pataskala and Struthers, were among those detained. A car stolen in Lancaster was abandoned near Springfield.
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Springfield
Ohio
Lancaster
Sheriff's Deputies
Here
Clark County Sheriff's Office
Cleveland
101 Succumb To Flu In Formosa Epidemic
The Formosa Health Bureau reports 101 deaths from the influenza outbreak on the Nationalist island, which began in April. Over 1.5 million people sickened, as the epidemic largely subsides. Formosa population exceeds 10 million.
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Formosa
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