As Maine Goes Mock GOP Convention Planned At Miami
A student led mock GOP convention is planned at Miami University with Maine as the featured delegation. The event notes that Ohio will distribute votes among sorority and fraternity members, while Hawaii's votes go to the Cosmopolitan Club. The piece recalls past conventions and hints at the 1960 outcome.
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Miami
Oxford
Maine
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Ohio
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Kentucky
Hamilton Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
Harold Stassen
Sen
Estes Kefauer
Population peak of ancient Carthage over a million
Ancient Carthage rose to a population around one million, reaching its height more than three centuries before the Christian era.
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Carthage
Sertoma Easter Flower Sale Supports Middletown Patrol Fund
Sertoma Club members prepare ribbons for their annual Easter flower sale at 1002 Central Ave to raise money for the Middletown School Patrol program. Proceeds benefit the sponsorship fund while the group aids area schools with raincoats and jackets and runs a six week safety training. The sale runs Thursday to Saturday with Sertoma and La Sertomang staffing, and a photo display by Bill Verth of state basketball finals.
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Sertoma Club
Paul Hess
Middletown
Service Club
Butler County Aaa
Middletown Safety Council
Police Department
Crosley Field
Cincinnati
1002
Central Ave
Sertoma
la Sertomang
Sertoman
Bill Verth
Journal
Cleveland
Bill Johnson
Taft School
Jim Contead
St. Johns
Robert Braun
Central
Paul Lindon
Marilyn Mandzak
St. Mary's
Jim Carmody
Jefferson
Sertoma Flower
Ptl
Arnold Ferguson
Delinquency Discussed By Central PTO
Central PTO heard a discussion on juvenile delinquency and responsibility. Participants included Tom Webb Middletown schools, Mrs. Robert Kimble, and Jake Seibold Middletown juvenile officer. Seibold urged a larger detention home. current offenders under 15 go to Columbus Diagnostic Center.
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Central Pto
Tom Webb
Middletown
Robert Kimble
Jake Seibold
Webb
Kimble
Seibold
Columbus Diagnostic Center
Otto Hackney
Floyd Cline
Ray Standafer
Frank Pergram
Robert Newlin
Jack Frost
BUC Strike Ruling Reaffirmed in Ohio
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reaffirmed a ruling denying unemployment benefits to Westinghouse Electric Corp. workers in Ohio during a recent strike. The decision covers Oct 16, 1955, to Mar 22, 1956, with recalls after Mar 22 making employees eligible if not recalled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Westinghouse Electric Corp
BUC
James R. Tichenor
Westinghouse
Pennsyylvania
International Union of Electrical Workers
Tichenor
Bureau
Bricker and Bender Vote No on Four Electoral Amendments
Senators John W. Bricker and George H. Bender opposed all four proposed constitutional amendments on direct presidential and vice presidential elections. They split on two measures to review electoral voting and none passed in the Senate on Tuesday, with votes showing opposition to nationwide party primaries and hybrid electoral schemes.
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Washington
Ohio
Sone
John W. Bricker
George H. Bender
Senate
Bricker
Bender
Sen. Langer
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Greatest Array of Safety Features Highlighted
A feature piece touts an extensive set of safety features, emphasizing choice, reliability, and user protection across devices and systems. It outlines diverse protections and the value of comprehensive safety designs for everyday use.
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