Kent State defers freshmen enrollment due to space limits
Kent State University in Kent Ohio will restrict new freshmen next fall because of housing classroom space and operating funds shortages. Unconditional acceptance will be given mainly to seniors with 2.5 average or higher while those with 2.00 to 2.49 may be conditionally admitted for possible enrollment in September or later quarters.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Charles E. Atkinson
Continental Can Expands At Cincinnati Plant
Continental Can Co plans an 85000 square foot plant at Crescentville Road and Progress Place Springdale near the Circle Freeway to produce plastic containers. The project costs about 1 million dollars and will start with fifty to sixty workers, rising to about 200 later.
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Cincinnati
New Continental Can Co
Springdale
Crescentville Road
Progress Place
Circle Freeway
Driver 28 Loses Car Rights For Life
A 28 year old Middletown man Glenn Edwards of 10 Monroe Street had his driver's license revoked for life by Municipal Judge J T Lamb after pleading guilty to fleeing the scene of an accident on Wayne Avenue February 24. Edwards had prior traffic convictions. The report lists numerousFine and suspended penalties for related offenses including yielding, lights, and speed violations with several drivers seeing fines of 10 to 30 dollars and many suspended courses or traffic school. Twenty speeding cases were disposed of with fines and bond forfeitures noted.
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J.T. Lamb
Glenn Edwards
Monroe St
Wayne Avenue
Edwards
Ronald L. Mc.Nabb
Excello
Richard S. Robbins
Fairfield Ave
Robert A. Crum
Charles St
Trenton
Jimmy Fugate
Dayton
Dale R. Cole
Highland St
David Armbruster
First St
Richard Woodward
Malvern St
Lydia B. Thomas
N. Clinton St
Richard L. Stacy
Sherman Ave
Bobby G. Smithers
Middletown
Ralph J. Faeia
Baltimore St
John A. Balaz
Arlington Ave
Kenneth Apgar
N. Verity Parkway
Maurice Angel
S. Marshall Road
Herman R. Adkins
Central Ave
James R. Wilkins
Evelyn Drive
West Middletown
Bernice D. Stegall
Oxford
William E. Rich
Hamilton - Eaton Road
Dale L. Morningstar
Navaho St
Ishmael DeBord
Hamilton
Donald N. DeBoard
Finley St
Harold D. Caldwell
Oxford State Road
Donald E. Fall
Kunz Ave
William E. Paullin
Middletown Road
Robert Williams
Glenn Ave
Claude Stone
Ashland
Cincinnati restaurant Lerman's files for bankruptcy
Lerman's, a Cincinnati staple since 1902, filed for bankruptcy after closing a day ago due to high costs and weak business. The bankruptcy filing follows long-running financial strain on the historic restaurant.
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Cincinnati
Lerman
District Institute to Be Hosted by Reorganized Church
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will host a district worship and music institute tomorrow and Sunday. Delegates from Cincinnati, Raton, Dayton, Beavercreek, Springfield and Sinking Spring attend classes from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. Sunday features include a worship class at 3 a.m. and morning service. Franklyn S. Weddle will lead sessions as director of music and conductor of the Mes sah Choir in Independence Missouri. He studied at the University of Iowa Michigan Northwestern and the Berkshire Music Center and has taught in South Dakota Michigan and other positions in music. He founded the community orchestra and serves as music director of Independence Missouri’s Community Music Association.
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Reorganized Church
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Cincinnati
Raton
Dayton
Beavercreek
Springfeld
Sinking Spring
Sescione
Franklyn S. Weddle
Crowded Ohio Penitentiary Faces Overcapacity Strain
Columbus Ohio AP Corrections officials report 426 offenders admitted to Ohio Penitentiary in January February surpassing 388 for same period in 1958. Normal capacity 2300 now filled to 4500 as Lebanon and Mansfield reforms aim to relieve crowding with transfers and new facilities forthcoming.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary Contiiues
Corrections
Maury Koblentz
Columbus
Southern Ohio Reformatory
Lebanon
Ohio
Koblentz
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
No doll for guys on ship in wartime humor
Jean McClure of St. Louis finished training at Great Lakes and was assigned to report aboard the cruiser Little Rock at Norfolk Virginia but orders canceled due to a personnel office error. The 19 year old apprentice seaman, brown haired and blue eyed, was sent to Memphis Naval Air Station instead and received a standing invitation from Captain Chenault to dine aboard if both ship and person cross paths.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jean McClure
St. Louis
Great Lakes
Little Rock
Norfolk
McClure
Mem
Naval Air Savon
F. A Chenault
The
Old Trick Costs Nurse Her Savings
In Cleveland an older confidence game robbed 51 year old nurse Willie Ann Laciter of 5000 dollars in savings. The scam involved two women who claimed to have found a package containing 24000 dollars and persuaded the nurse to lend the money for a share of the windfall. She withdrew the funds from a bank and awaited repayment, but the strangers vanished.
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Cleveland
Willie Ann Laciter
Ladiner
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Selfservice
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Union Sanitary
Penneys
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Coats
Penney
Niversary
Shorty
Jersey
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