Franklin School Board Rehires Superintendent for Three Years
Franklin Ohio The Franklin Board of Education re employed Superintendent R E Augspurger for another three year term at Monday night’s regular meeting The board authorized him to draft specifications for South School equipment to bid March 16 and to secure bids for janitor art and educational supplies for the coming year A deed transfer of the Central Annex from the Lions Club to the board was announced along with insurance for the building and fence specifications for the new South School Also planned was a community industrial arts meeting with leaders from agriculture industry and education and state vocational education officials before a program is approved for next year Partial faculty discussions were held and recommendations for next year will be reviewed March 21
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Franklin Board of Education
New South School
Board of Education
Agriculture
State Department of Education
Augspurger
United States moves toward new defense pact with Atlantic allies
The administration anticipates signing the defense pact within a week or month end, with eight or more nations joining. Secretary Acheson and aides briefed the Senate committee in informal talks, while Denmark seeks conditions for entry. Expected signatories include Canada Britain France Norway Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg and the United States with arms aid to follow.
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Atlantic Powers
Washington
Senate
Acheson
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
George
D-Ga
United States
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Gross
Greece
Turkey
Denmark
Gustav Rasmussen
Canada
Britain
France
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Boy dies after fall from car near Philo bridge
In Zanesville Ohio Harvey Altman Jr five died in hospital from injuries after tumbling from his father's moving automobile Monday near Philo bridge south of town. He rode in the front seat when he fell as the car rounded a curve. Authorities reported the incident occurred around the curve near Philo bridge.
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Zanesville, O
Harvey Altman, Jr
Philo Bridge
Here
Bath battle ends with eviction in Covington
In Covington Kentucky Mr and Mrs Charles Scott fought a rent dispute over hot water with landlady Mrs William Griffin. A rent order of 50 cents a month was issued but magistrate Sue Lakeman ruled for Griffin last month. Eviction followed and the Scotts furniture was moved to the street then hauled away.
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Covington, KY
Charles Scott
Yesterecy
Bath
Scotts
William Griffin
Stephen Young
Cincinnati Area
Latonia
Mrs. Griffin
Young
Burglary charge tied to Ray Psalm book theft
AP reports a 21-year-old post grad student faces burglary and grand theft charges over the theft of an insured Ray Psalm book valued at 100000 dollars. He was expelled from UCLA after arrest near the campus library as the price less volume was found in his hand.
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Los Angeles
Charles J. Glenn
Portland
Ore
University of California At Los Angeles
Rotary club hears Officer Price on policing and road deaths
Capt Paul Price of Dayton Police accident prevention bureau spoke to the Rotary Club detailing historic police origins in London and Scotland Yard, plus U S auto crash trends. He cited 32 million cars in 1941, 37 million in 1948, and an estimated 60 million by 1960, noting rising traffic congestion and injuries.
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Paul Price
Accident Prevention Bureau
Dayton
United States
Price
Tone Measure Down Lausche Tells Group
Governor Lausche urged Senate Commerce and Labor Committee members to strip a liberalizing unemployment compensation bill of provisions that allow nonworking workers to earn more than those employed. He demanded clarifications to bar strikers and linked associates from benefits and to deny Florida vacationers. He also called for a seven week waiting period before benefits.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Florida
Ohio Happenings Makes High Bid For Depot
The War Assets Administration reported that Charles Buermann of Brooklyn New York appears to be the highest bidder for the Sharonville engineer depot. Buermann offered a 20 year lease at 300000 dollars annually with the right to purchase the property at the end of each even year for 2600250 dollars less five percent annual depreciation. Other bids are being analyzed.
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Cincinnati
War Assets Administration
Charles Buermann
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sharonville
Buermann
WAA
Shaw Says He is Communist and Supports Marshall Plan
London AP report shows George Bernard Shaw declaring himself a Communist while calling the Marshall Plan necessary. In a letter to Communist candidate John Mahon Shaw rebukes Cominform tactics and advises running as an independent.
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Shaw
Marshall Plan
London
George Bernard Shaw
John Mahon
St. Pancras
Communist Party
Russia
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Britain
Indiana Time Law Sparks Summer Clock Confusion
Indiana adopts a daylight time split as Central Standard Time becomes year round. Cities near borders plan to keep daylight time or adjust locally. Fort Wayne adopts daylight time. Michigan City and others mull plans. Legislature ended with clock halted at 11 20 p.m. Monday as sessions continue.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Aurora
Cincinnati
Lance Bocher
Calumet
Chicago
Michigan City
Michigan Line
Russell ‘Hileman
Fort Wayne
Michigan
Ohio
South Bend
Elkhart
Butler Livestock Unit Meeting With Dr Volk Speaker
Dr Garth W Volk chairman of Ohio State University agronomy will speak on tillage and seed bed prep at the Butler County Livestock Committee meeting Monday night at the Hamilton YMCA. Dinner at 6 30 program at 8 tickets available from livestock committee members.
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Garth W. Volk
Agronomy
Ohio State University
Butler County Livestock Committee
Hamilton Ymca
Volk
Livestock Committee
Milk price cut announced by Borden's Dairy
Springfield AP report states retail milk prices fell by one cent to eighteen and a half cents per quart as Borden's Dairy reduced the price today.
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Springfield, C
Borden's Dairy
Burns Fatal in Cincinnati Home Blaze
Miss Ida Hinkle, 73, died from burns yesterday after flames from a stove ignited her clothing in her Cincinnati home. The incident occurred during a domestic stove fire and authorities reported the victim succumbed to the injuries.
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Cincinnati
Ida Hinkle
Lebanon Farm Coop Reelects Officers
Officers were reelected by the Leba non Farmers Cooperative Company at a reorganizational meeting Saturday in the co op offices on Sycamore Street. Harold Benham was named president, Will Miller vice president, and Robert E. Mooney secretary treasurer. Other directors include Lyle Stewart James E. Foley Wilbur Earnhart Fred Elbon Charles Rogers Albert Banta. Lee White was reappointed manager Guilda Dumford and Willa Cabot named as assistant.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Farmers Cooperative Company
Sycamore St
Harold Benham
Will Miller
Robert E. Mooney
Lyle Stewart
James E. Foley
Wilbur Earnhart
Fred Elbon
Charles Rogers
Albert Banta
Lee White
Guilda Dumford
Willa Cabot
Sistant
Lemon School Choir To Open Butler Meeting
The Lemon Township Boys Choir of about one hundred from Amanda, Maple Park, Mayfield, and Monroe Schools will open the Butler County Schools annual program Monday night March 14 at New Miami School auditorium. Miss Harret Ilse assisted by Mrs. Eleanor Ott and Mrs. Dorothy Pennock will direct the choir performing four songs on the theme Education for International Understanding in German, Russian, and English with a final Negro spiritual. Charles Moore of Monroe High School will be accompanist.
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Lemon Township
Amanda, Maple Park
Mayfield
Monroe
Boards of Education
Butler County
New Miami
Harret Ilse
Eleanor Ott
Maple, Park-Mayfield
Dorothy Pennock
Amanda School
America
Charles Moore
Monroe High School
FBI Arrests Man in Race Horse Swindle Scheme
Samuel Goldberg was arrested in Kansas City on a Georgia based race horse swindle linked to $112 000. John C Bills FBI agent said Goldberg faces a stolen property act charge for transporting $16 000 across state lines. The case rests on alleged misrepresentation and theft of funds.
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Atlanta
Kansas City
Samuel Goldberg
John C. Bills
FBI
Goldberg
Georgia
Bills
Dies At Banquet In Cincinnati Civic Leader Albert Guethlein
Albert Guethlein a longtime civic and political figure in Cincinnati since retiring as city detective in 1922 collapsed and died while presiding at the Westwood Civic Association annual dinner. He was 63.
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Cincinnati
Albert Guethlein
Westwood Civic Association
Injured boy dies after auto crash in Columbus Ohio
William R. Steele, nine, died yesterday from injuries after being hit by an automobile Saturday in Columbus.
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Columbus
William R. Steele
Railroad Wage Dispute Heads For Settlement
In Chicago AP reports the pro longed wage hour clash between the nation s railroads and 1 000 000 non operating employees appears headed for final settlement. Sixteen unions and carriers agreed to submit remaining issues to a presidential fact finding board for a final binding decision over the 40 hour work week and other disputed terms. Spokesmen said the initial emergency board session today may not yield a quick resolution and several points could require extensive discussion.
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Chicago
Odom Plans Rest After Record Honolulu to New Jersey Flight
Air adventurer Bill Odom earned a new nonstop 5000 mile flight record from Honolulu to Teterboro New Jersey. Officials secured NAA sign off to certify the mark and Odom plans a brief rest before pursuing future goals including a pole encircling flight. He holds the existing globe circling record and appeared on a radio program with Col James Gallagher.
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New York
Bill Odom
National Aeronautic Association
Honolulu
Teterboro
N. J
NAA
Odom
Washington
C. L. Logsdon
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Paul Steinman
Steinman
Long Island
Globe
Columbia
James Gallagher
Air Force
Man Is Found Dead On Train Near Cincinnati
Albert F. Dawson 77 of Highland Park Illinois was found dead in his drawing room aboard a Southern Railway train nearing Cincinnati according to the coroner. His son Albert D. Dawson of New York City said the death occurred as the train passed Ludlow Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Albert F. Dawson
Highland Park
Ill
Southern Railway
Dawson
Albert D. Dawson
New York City
Ludlow
Marietta Baby Dies After Emergency Operation
Merle Don Allum an 11 day old infant from Marietta died in a Cleveland clinic following an emergency operation to remove an esophageal stricture. The condition caused swallowing difficulty breathing and pneumonia. An Marietta surgeon could not be found to perform the procedure.
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Cleveland (Ap
Merle Don Allum
Marietta
Cleveland Clinic
State Highway Patrol
Miami Valley Milk Cooperative Plans Large Dayton Meeting
The Miami Valley Cooperative Milk Producers Association schedules its annual membership meeting at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton on March 15 with John W. Collins presiding and Leslie C. Mapp delivering the annual report. Charles W. Holman and Dr. Tennyson Guyer will speak. Swanee River Boys provide entertainment.
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Butler County
Miami Valley Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Biltmore
Dayton
C. D. Roberts
Lewisburg
John W. Collins
Xenia
Route 5
Leslie C. Mapp
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Washington, D. C
Tennyson Guyer
Philospher of
Findlay
O. Holman
Guyer
Swanee River Boys
Henry W. Ochs
James Davis
Fred W. Issler
Cincinnati
E. J. Ruger
South Bend
Ind
Orange Juice Used to Quench Blaze in Zephyrhills
A truckload of crate material caught fire and a water extinguisher failed. Zephyrhills firefighters then used 300 gallons of water, then called a nearby citrus packing plant for help. A discarded orange juice tank truck arrived and the juice quenched the fire.
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Zephyrhills Fire Department
Life in Prison Ends in Death for Marion Webb
Akron, O AP Life in prison for Marion Slim Webb ends as he dies at Ohio penitentiary hospital after tuberculosis and heart illness. Webb had shot two judges in the Portage Hotel lobby in 1923 following a race disqualification of a horse he trained. Judge J. P. Callen died. S. W. Gerhardy survived.
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Akron
Marion
Slim) Webb
Portage Hotel
Webb
Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
J. P. Callen
S. W. Gerhardy
Callen
Gerhardy
Northampton
Ascot Park
Retired Actor John Sullivan Dies at 73 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports John Maurice Sullivan, 73, retired actor who appeared on stage with Robert Mantell and Chauncey Olcott years ago, died yesterday. Sullivan joined the movie industry 20 years ago and retired in 1946. Rosary is set for tomorrow with a requiem mass Friday. Interment will be at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Hollywood
John Maurice Sullivan
Robert Mantell
Chauncey Olcott
Sullivan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Marion Gift to Ohio State Museum Fire Truck Returns
Marion’s gift to the Ohio State Museum, a 1915 fire department aerial truck, arrived at Columbus Fire Department shops under its own power after a parade as residents bid farewell. The relic will be stored locally until a museum space is found.
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Columbus, O
Marion
Ohio State Museum
Fire Department
Columbus
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and Accidents
A small radio jacket and belt were stolen from the Jackson Coal company after a window was left unlocked Monday night. Several incidents follow including a motor vehicle suspension citation for Thomas H. Dietz age 28 and a car theft report valued at 2200 with license 8896 L. A boy was slightly injured when colliding with Clyde Gillespie’s car near Manchester Ave and Main St. Investigators probe a break in at Holy Trinity School Clark Street with a forced door and potential missing items.
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Jackson Coal Company
Carl Richmond
Thomas H. Dietz
Manchester Rd
J. L. Clark
Kenwood Dr
Clyde H. Gillespie
Garfield St
William Geisler
North Broad St
Gillespie
Manchester Ave
Main St
Holy Trinity School
Clark St
Salem firms named to industrial preparedness honor roll
Salem Oregon four industrial firms Mullins Manufacturing Electric Furnace Company E W Bliss Company and Salem Engineering Company were named to the honor roll of industrial preparedness by the American Ordinance Association.
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Salem, O
American Ordinance Association
Mullins Manufacturing Corporation
Electric Furnace Company
E. W. Bliss Company
Salem Engineering Company
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Dayton, O
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Nuece
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Slydia E. Pinkham
Lausche
Butler Livestock Unit
Lebanon Farm Coop
Lemon School Choir
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