Page Manor Dogs Lose Out In Vote
Dayton AP report notes Page Manor residents voted 689 against dogs and 386 for keeping them near Wright Patterson AFB. Despite a 1954 ban, manager Howard Mutschler had consented to the nonbinding election. Lt. William Gurowitz served as campaign manager and ballots are available for recount if requested.
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Page Manor
Dayton, Ohio
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Fido
Howard E. Mutschler
Mutschler
William D. Gurowitz
Air Force
Rioting at Oahu Prison Ended Amid Hostage Incident
Tear gas quelled an uprising at Oahu Prison where about six inmates seized a guard, Canute Tacheran, for roughly 40 minutes before he was hospitalized for facial injuries. Deputy Warden Willard V. Bolling confirmed the assault and struggle.
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Honolulu
App
Oahu
Canute Tacheran
Willard V. Bolling
Heal through Science and Health book claims
An advertisement promotes healing through the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It offers free reading at Christian Science Reading Rooms, or purchase for $3 in red green or blue bindings, with postpaid delivery.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Crossword Puzzle Clues From 1959 King Features Syndicate
A vintage puzzle listing with numbered clues and answers for a Saturday crossword. The page edition includes many terse hints like Italian entire commune amount and killer whale, along with entries for mythic and literary terms.
Gun Battle Kills 4 In Augusta Florida Man, Family, Officer Dead
In Augusta Georgia a Florida businessman James Hofer 34 killed his wife Dorothy Bailey Hofer and two children Vicky Ann 4 and Katherine 2 before being shot by Sgt Sumter Lewis and Officer Joe Reynolds. Hofer died at the scene with the standoff ending after a 38 caliber revolver discharge.
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Augusta, Ga
Florida
James Hofer
Edgar F. Beazley
Hofer
Sgt
Sumter Lewis
Joe Reynolds
Dorothy Bailey Hofer
Vicky Ann Hofer
Katherine Hofer
Beazley
Reynolds
Community meeting notices and a 1959 Ohio highway contract
Local notices list meetings for Monroe and Middletown groups including fire associations, legions, clubs, and the Sertoma and Eagles. The state advertises a June 30 1959 bid for resurfacing Route 4 in Middletown with a 0.68 mile project, requiring prequalification and a $1600 bid bond, with plans on file at the Ohio Department of Highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of Ohio
Butler County
Middletown
Highwaredit
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Preston
Soviet Surgical Suturing Device Attracts U S Interest
Cleveland industrialist H James Rand says Soviet scientists may tour U S medical schools this year to demonstrate a new suturing device and an electric anesthesia machine. Rand paid 50000 to secure a nine month option and would pay 50000 to exercise it with 50000 yearly for 16 years. He envisions manufacturing and profit sharing.
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Cleveland
United States
H. James Rand
Rand Development Corp
Rand
U. S
Iit
Rand Development
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Mary Ellen Lynch
Christian Science
Central Ave
Norizont
Crossicord
Lily Maid
Astolat
Belgium
Ttalian
King Features Synd., Inc
Zool
Charles
Lamb
Helen
Troy
France
Augusta
Norelco
Dad
Huntley - Brinkley
NBC -Tv
Garfield
Monroe Firemen’s Assn
Monroe
Monroe Grange
American Legion
Legion
Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
Sertoma
South Middletown
Legion Home Foe Lodge
Eagles Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Stirf
U.S.S.R
Kent State University
Ross
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