MHS Roundup 2 Students Qualify For NHS Project
Jim Spindler and Betsy Little have qualified as MHS representatives in the National Honor Society Scholarship Project. NHS test requirements include NHS membership and a high score on the Scholarship Qualifying Test from Oct 24 1956. Results of the General Aptitude Test will be announced May 15 with top scores earning $200 scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Spindler
Betsy Little
MHS
Helen Hartman
National Honor Society
NHS
Fenwick Seniors Plan Washington Trip This Week
Forty four Fenwick seniors depart Thursday at 5 10 p m by Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for a two day tour of major sites in Washington including the White House Capitol Building Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. Friday they dine at the Casino Royale with Hollywood stars. They return to Middletown March 24. Also listed are students who took standard college entrance examinations at Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati and a Middletown High engineer meeting with a movie screening titled Era of Precision.
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Ohio
National Society of Professional ‘Engineers
MHS
Goward Stalker
McGraw Construction Co
Betsy Little
Tom Campbell
Wallace Adams
Robert Burns
Armco Steel Corp
Edward Malcom
Middletown High School
Fenwick
Washington D. C
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
White House
U. S, Capitol Build
the Immaculate Conception
Franciscan Monastery
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Institution
National Gallery of Art
Casino Royale
Middletown
Mark Daley
Mary Jo Fenders
Joseph Hatton
Kay Kenney
John Muraski
Walnut Hills High School
Cincinnati
Ohio Crash Kills 3 Men in Wooster Area
Three men died when a car crashed into a bridge near the Wayne Holmes county line in Wooster, Ohio, after excessive speed on a downhill curve on Ohio 76. Driver George W MecBrayer Jr., 23, will face charges of reckless operation. victims included Thomas M. McBrayer, 18, and Whiteville, West Virginia resident.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wayne
Holmes County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Thomas M. McBrayer
Whiteville
W.va
Wooster Ene
Ohio 76
George W. MecBrayer Jr
Thomas
Intruder Shot Death in Cleveland Home Ransacking Suspect
John Black, 58, told police he woke to a downstairs noise, retrieved a gun, and fired six shots at a shadowy intruder during a dark confrontation. One man, Arthur W. Smith, 31, of Cleveland, was struck and died at Lakeside Hospital.
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Cleveland
John Blackman
Arthur W. Smith
Lakeside Hospital
White Flowers Show Stronger Odor Than Colored Varieties
A study finds white flowers often emit a stronger scent than colored varieties. Researchers analyzed volatile compounds and scent intensity across multiple species, noting white petals linked to higher aroma levels in various environments.
Red Traffic To Mideast Takes Jump
Istanbul report shows Soviet shipments through the Turkish Straits to the Middle East rising sharply. Private checks indicate Bosporus and Dardanelles traffic nearly tripled in the past year with 44 ships totaling 286216 tons in Jan–Feb 1956 versus 114 ships totaling 725947 tons in the same months this year. The surge aligns with Middle East developments following the Suez Canal seizure.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Soviet Union
Turkish Straits
Middle East
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Cee
Suez Canal
Monroe High School Scrub-Up Cleans Backstage Stage Equipment
A Wednesday scrubbing party led by Charles Ewalt cleaned behind the Monroe High School stage. Junior and senior cast members helped, with fourteen Quill and Scroll initiates named at the Della Ewalt Chapter tapping. NHS held its annual Little Brother party with arrangements led by sponsor Paul Ruark and English adviser Mary Kindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ewalt
Ewalt
Jan Fraley
Larry On
Jim Gose
Dale Johnson
Jim Ce
John Simpson
Estas Kelly
Ken Carpenter
Della Ewalt
Quill and Scroll
Jeanette Arnold
Mary Ann Weiland
Judy Zecher
Donna Niederauer
Rita Bailey
Ralph Kemp
Jarrell Peach
Sarah Simpson
Louis Poynter
Jean Tuggle
Janice Lowe
Susan Thomas
Dottie Fall
Society
Monroe High School
Roger Sexton
Dick Neely
Ue Gose
Norma Kinser
Pat Spencer
National Honor Society
Little Brother and Sisters
NHS
Little Brothers and Sisters
Paul Ruark
Americans Smoke About Four Hundred Billion Cigarettes A Year
The article notes that Americans collectively smoke roughly 400 billion cigarettes annually, highlighting scale of national tobacco use and potential health impact.
U S Ireland Set Up Exchange
The State Department announced on the eve of St Patrick's Day that the United States and Ireland have signed a student exchange agreement in Dublin. Details will be released later. The pact covers exchanging students and lecturers and mirrors similar accords with other nations.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Ireland
Dublin
Corunna man pleads guilty to assault in taped complaint
Frederick Webber, 40, pleaded guilty to assault after a beating complaint was attached to a warrant and evidence including a strip of his wife's hair was found taped to the warrant. He received 30 days in jail. The case centered on a domestic incident in Corunna involving Webber and Seetaee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Mica
Frederick Webber
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Lynn Day
Susan Christy
Judy Davison
Dottie Sams
Linda Woodruff
By Jane Dorenbusch
Jim Frey
Larry Sears
Robert Zuehlke
Black Patent
Junior Classical League Council
JCL
Bill Brown
Jim Wycoff
Jon Hoffman
Tobias
Mideast
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