Federal Scholarship Plan Urged By Education Association
Chicago The Association for Higher Education with about 16 000 college and university leaders urged a federal program giving scholarships to needy students. A tax credit proposal to cover 30 percent of tax up to 450 dollars was debated with opponents noting many families pay little or no tax. Additional resolutions backed university extension funding teacher tax exemptions for summer study and a larger federal role for the Office of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Allen
Chicago
Association For Higher Education
Association
Resolutions Committee
U.S. Office of Education
Community group meetings and schedules for Middletown area
A listing of local meetings for National Guard units civic clubs and fraternal organizations across Wednesday and Thursday. Included are armory sessions at 7:30 p.m. for several groups and additional events at venues such as the Manchester Hotel Civic Association Colony Restaurant and IOOF halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Armory
Middletown High Boosters Club
Civic Association
Blythe-Williams American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Order of Ahtepa
Nelva Center
Golden Helmet
VFW
Main St
Highview
Monroe Ioof
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Optimist Club
Colony
Lions Club
Blythe-Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
147Th Infantry Regiment
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Toastmasters Club
Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Orioles Nest
Middletown-Hamilton Pike
West Middletown
P.m
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Legion
Stone Masonic Lodge
AFL
Middletown Lodge
IOOF
S. Main St
Moose Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Foreign Students Increase at Miami University
Oxford special report notes 11 new foreign students arrive for the second semester bringing MU’s total foreign students to 84, representing 4 percent of the student body. The year’s total reaches 91 with seven students leaving or shifting status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Thailand
Japan
France
Iraq
China
Hong Kong
Costa Rica
Turkey
Egypt
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Panama
Iran
Formosa
Bermuda
India
Chile
Finland
Colombia
Greece
Cuba
Switzerland
Hungary
Netherlands
Singapore
Liberia
Norway
Bolivia
Philippines
Pakistan
Haiti
Indonesia
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Puertoco
W. Marion Miller
College of Arts & Science
School of Business Administraton
School of Fine Arts
School of Education
Local Birth Announcements and Names From Vital Statistics
Multiple births recorded with names and addresses from local families. Includes couples James Hensley Eddie Green Kenneth Cruse Frank Carter and others with a mix of newborns and relatives noted across West Middletown Beaver Falls and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hensley
Elwood St
Eddie Green
Eaton Ave
Kenneth Cruse
Franklin Rt. 1
Frank Carter
West Middletown
Local Hamilton Names Linked In Brief Notices
The list names several residents from Hamilton and nearby areas with ages and occupations. Individuals include Ronald Vallabors 21 and Phyllis Jean Cox 17. William R. Alexander 21 U S Navy and Shirley Ray Vallance 2. Ruthella Berry 20 clerk-ypist 4104 Nelson Rd. John G. Madaffari 19 and San d S Johnson 18. Robert Freeman Jr 23 and Alviona Knight 20. David Beene 19 and Janet Weber 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Vallabors
Phyllis Jean Cox
Hamilton
William R. Alexander
U. S. Navy
Woodlawn Ave
Shirley Ray Vallance
U. S. Air Force
Mown Rt
Ruthella Berry
Clerk-Ypist
Nelson Rd
John G. Madaffari
Sand S. Johnson
Ham
Robert Freeman Jr
Alviona Knight
David Beene
Janet Weber
Local Residents Named in Twp Notices
Ne ee ee Se ve, Fred Sauer of Eaton Rt. 3. Mrs. Nellie McNeal of Shafer Mrs. Ernest Meece of West Middletown Rt. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilmot
Somerville
Rt. 1
Earl Helton
Carlisle
Walter Stiver
German
Daniel Wade
Ralph Wade
Franklin
Amy Nunnamaker
West Middletown
John Blackford
Milton Rd
John Dooley Sr
Grand Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Fred Sauer
Eaton Rt
Nellie McNeal
Shafer
Ernest Meece
Hall Still Hasn't Had Job Offer
Washington reports that Leonard W. Hall, former GOP national chairman, has not been approached for any White House appointment since resigning in January. GOP leaders plan a Senate cocktail reception to show support, while Hall eyes a possible New York governorship and seeks to stay connected with Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Hall
Florida
Senate
House
Congress
New York
Alee
Oil Lift Is Termed Good Job by Industry Leader
Stewart P. Coleman of Standard Oil testified that the European emergency oil lift operated under full government direction. He said the plan was prepared before the Suez crisis and went into effect in December, supplying Europe with about 83 percent of its normal needs while U S and Western Hemisphere supplies covered the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart P. Coleman
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Senate Antitrust and Public Lands
Sen. O'Mahoney
Wye
Wyoming
Congress
Coleman
Oil Committee
West
Suez Canal
Middle East
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Tragedy Strikes Martins With Fatal Hemorrhage
In Moundsville West Virginia Paul Martin 43 died after a cerebral hemorrhage last summer. His family has faced a string of tragedies over five years including two daughters with a rare blood disease Paula’s leg amputation and Sally’s death at age 15. Surviving are Evelyn wife Charles 12 Patty Suzie 6 and Paula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Paul Martin
Martin
Paula
Martins
Sally
Glen Dale
Evelyn
Charles
Patty
Suzie
1600 Men Strike Wheeling Steel
Martins Ferry Ohio 1600 members of United Steelworkers Local 1238 walked out in a new strike at Wheeling Steel Corp. The company calls it a direct violation of a no strike clause. Cause not immediately known. Union officials unavailable for comment. The plant previously faced a one week strike in late January over firing of six shipping room workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wheeling Steel Corp
United Steelworkers ‘Local 1238
Steel Mills Eye Bigger Sales Through Tie In Strategy
Iron Age says steel mills expect an upturn in some product sales in the next three months. Mills are tying easier products with high demand to gain advantage. Two of the three large automakers boosted April steel orders aiming for May production, while users cut inventories to the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
the Weekly
Teen Driver Crashes Against Parked Bus in Youngstown
Fourteen injured as a car driven by Nathaniel Williams 26 sideswiped Mary Louise Dietz 19 and plowed 145 feet into a parked city bus. Williams 23 and Clarence Williams 23 in serious condition at St Elizabeths Hospital. Melvin Dixon 22 and Booker Butler 22 in fair condition. Seven bus riders and three Dietz car occupants treated for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Nathaniel Williams
Mary Louise Dietz
Williams
Clarence
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Melvin Dixon
Booker Butler
Wildliams
Dietz
Bills Bring Wide Range Of Proposals To Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers introduced 357 bills on deadline day bringing the 102nd General Assembly total to 1,374. Proposals include disaster power for governors amid utility outages, set tlement boards to curb strikes, and measures allowing auto tax and utility taxes, shorter license terms with higher fees, a larger auto tag price, county manager systems, and licensing for service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Portsmouth
Robert Taft
R-Hamilton
Board of County Commissioners
Statewide reforms list includes tax, education and law changes
A broad set of proposed measures includes exempting food from sales tax, boosting unemployment benefits, raising school subsidies, reducing the state board to nine members, requiring annexation petition support by major property valuations, protecting housing from discrimination, delaying parole for certain murder convictions, tightening DUI penalties, increasing highway and police staffing, raising pay for state workers, surveying safety education with funding, adjusting school funding to county basis, and other notable shifts in education, policing, and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Election Board
Justices of the Peace
Justice of Peace
Supreme Court
OWU and Bennett College To Exchange Students
Ohio Wesleyan University and Bennett College will exchange students in a short term program this month. Six Bennett students begin two weeks at OWU, and four Wesleyan students will visit Bennett for two weeks starting March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Hills Falls
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bennett College
Greensboro
N. C
Willa Player
Bennett
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
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Aberdeen
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June Perkins
Central Ave
Ralph Rogers
Park St
Jacob McKeller
Garfield St
Luther Ross
Wilbraham Rd
Geneva Cable
S. Main
Sam Schmidt
N. Highview Rd
Edith McCurdy
Franklin Rt
Earl Mendenhall
14Th Ave
William Tuttle
Morgan
Mis
Green Davis
Herrick
Tabs Coes Tethe
Anas
Earl Billman
Ross St
Frank Brown
South Ave
Jesse Drake
Carol Ave
Spa
Marvin Ellis
S. Sutphin
Carlene Ennis
Carl Ennis
Trenton
Thomas Hart
Sycamore
Thomas Hutchinson
Sherman Ave
Urban Kurry
Baltimore
Kenneth Lawson
Lexie Lawson
Roslyn
Eugene Maloney
James Martin
Jefferson St
Russell McCarty
Winton St
Eetown
Ae Sane Thacker
Grove
America
Kentucky
Old Crow
Sraaser
Alul
Ebourbon *Ry.co
Frankfort, KY
BY. National, Distillers Products Corp
Harold’s Outlet Store
ARMY
C.D
Wool & Orton
Ivy League
Stretch Sox
Chambray
Harold
Wheeling
Steel Mills
Bell-Ans
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Ziegler
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