Ohio Drownings and Fatal Crashes Claim Seventeen Lives
Over a weekend in Ohio, four drownings occurred with victims including a Cleveland man fishing from a bridge and a Geauga County toddler near a pond. Eleven highway deaths followed, among them 38-year-old Carl Crites near Lima, 31-year-old Betty Holm in Cleveland, and 87-year-old Joseph Gray in Wellsville. A one-year-old in Mentor Township died from crib play and multiple other crashes occurred across the state.
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Geauga County
Barnesville
Circleville Area
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Cogent
Carl H. Crites
Lafayette
Alien County
Lima
Josie Reyes
Sylvia
Chicago
Gibsonburg
Fremont
Sandra Ewen
Columbus
Dublin
Robert A. King
Toledo
Betty Holm
Richard Stair
Frances Pieprowski
Reading
U.S. 40
Zanesville
Alice Tucker
Akron
John Greer
Lake Rockwell
Ravenna
Glenn Forrest
Ciricleville
Belmont County
Sarah Cooley
Rt. 5
Hillsboro
U.S. 50
Highland County
Dock Workers Return To Jobs
London AP reports most of the 20 000 dock workers ended a month long strike by returning to work on union orders. A back to work vote is under way among 50 000 striking London bus workers. The stoppage, in its seventh week, may finish by Wednesday or Thursday. The dockers walked out in solidarity with meat truck drivers still on unofficial strike seeking higher wages.
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London
Boys State election slate set at Buckeye event
CAMP PERRY Ohio AP More than 1000 Buckeye Boys State citizens will vote for state county city and court officials today The Federalist and Nationalist parties held rallies at the camp theater debates posters covered cabin walls Nominees include Governor Robert S Thompson Federalist and Donn Griffith Nationalist with other posts listed The governor and Supreme Court members will be installed tonight
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Camp Theater
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Kinnati
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Shaker Heights
Jerry Diccucio
Euclid
Edward Walsh
Akron
Thomas Webb
Frank Eastma
Cincinnati
Jerry Mitchell
Massillon
Chester Jastremski
Toledo
Nicholas Pry
Crestline
Supreme Court
Mother Says Son A Thief Since Seven
A Brooklyn mother cried in Felony Court as she claimed her 20 year old son John began robbing poor boxes at age seven. Police arrested him at Holy Cross Church on Manhattan's West Side and he admitted using tweezers to lift bills. He was arraigned on burglary tool possession and sent for mental observation.
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Mary Knudsen
Brooklyn
Manuel Gomez
John
Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church
Manhattan
West Sides
Knudsen
Bellevue Hospital
Ships Face Tie-Up as Unions Strike Nationwide
New York AP Two maritime unions walk out refusing to sail without contracts threatening nearly 700 American flagships from East and Gulf Coast ports. MEBA and NMU say talks will resume later, with no sailing while on strike.
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East
Gulf Coast
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
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