Great Neil House Raid draws 1500 women for bargain furniture
In Columbus the Neil House hosts a staged raid as part of a $3 million renovation. About 1,500 women purchase $2 brunch tickets to claim furniture from 100 rooms, with tagging systems and moving services guiding pickups over weeks. No injuries reported.
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Columbus, Ohio
Neil House
A. J. Fielding
Columbus
Enterprise
Mirian Whitman
Westerville
Josph L. Osberger
Cincinnati
State offices to move into four story building
Public Works Director Alfred C. Gienow says several state offices will move this summer into a vacated four story building after the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation relocates to a new $5 million site. The move, approved by Gov. Rhodes, will save about $34,000 yearly in rentals and affects the Mental Hygiene and Correction Department warehouse and engineering division, Ohio Penal Industries offices, Bureau of Motor Vehicles license tag storage, Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission offices, and the Unemployment Compensation storage facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Tion
Public Works
Alfred C. Gienow
BUC
Bn Ice
James A. Rhodes
Gienow
Cleveland Avenue
Mental Hygiene and Correction Department
Ohio Penal Industries
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Police Cite Drivers Here
Police handed out numerous citations after Friday traffic accidents. Juanita Witt pulled from curb as US Mail truck was hit at Flem ming Road and Glen Lane. Emily Myers struck the truck as it pulled from a mailbox. Damages: Myers 250 dollars, truck 100.
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Garfield St
U.S
Flemming Road
Glen Lane
Emily Myers
Sherman Ave
William Mack
Eighth Ave
Everett Scott
Standwood St
Lebanon
First and
Claton
Scott
Mack
Clinton
Daytona Beach braces as college crowd swarms coast
Police prepare for Easter weekend surge as Daytona Beach expects up to 75 000 students. Officers extend shifts, four reserves stand by while arrests rise for public drinking and a coed is hospitalized after a prank firecracker incident amid scenes of bikinis and dancing on the beach.
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Daytona Beach
Florida
Oscar Folsom
Fort Lauderdale
Wekend
Last Major Earthquake In Kashmir
A roundup of historic major earthquakes lists Kashmir near Srinagar with about 80 deaths from a Sept quake. It cites Skopje 1953, San Francisco 1906, Messina 1908, Avezzano 1915, Kansu 1920s and 1930s events, Quetta 1985, Erzingan 1939, Agadir 1960, with the 1556 China quake as the deadliest.
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Associated Press
Alaska
Kashmir Valley
Sriniger
Kashmir
Skopje
Yugoslavia
San Francisco
United States
Messina
Italy
Avezzano
Kansu
China
Tokyo
Japan
Quetta
India
Erzingan
Turkey
Agadir
Morocco
Murder Hearing Set April 6 in Youngstown
Frank Wilson, 57, pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge in municipal court. Judge Don L. Hanni set a hearing for 10 a.m. April 6. Wilson, held without bond, is charged with the fatal shooting of Early Finney, 38, during a Friday card-game quarrel at a private East Side home, with three other men present.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Wilson
Don L. Hanni
Wilson
Early Finney
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