Forty five Ohioans named National Merit Scholars
Evanston Illinois announces 830 National Merit Scholars for the year, including Ohio winners such as Eric Griesheimer of Chillicothe and Jonathan Brown of Cincinnati. Awards range from 100 to over 2000 dollars annually, with average stipends near 650 dollars. The program, funded by Ford Foundation and Carnegie Corp, includes 56 sponsor corporations and foundations.
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Evanston
Ill
National Merit Scholarship Corp
College of Choice
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corp
Ohio
Eric D. Griesheimer
Chillicothe
Mead Corp. Merit
Jonathan M. Brown
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
National Distillers Merit
Henryka A. Buganski
National Merit
R. Donald Haney
Dayton
John D. Lamb
Mariemont
James T. Smith
Springfield
Emmett B. Keeler
Fairborn
Goes In Trusteeship For William Lawson
William Lawson of 503 Fleming Road was accepted into trusteeship by Municipal Judge J T Lamb yesterday after listing debts totaling 675 73 owed to seven creditors.
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William Lawson
Fleming Rd
J.T. Lamb
Zion Church Drive Goes Over Goal
The Zion Lutheran Church building fund exceeded its goal as a report on the campaign was given. Construction of the first unit of the new church is set to begin this fall at 4305 Central Ave. under Rev. William O. Calvert. The Every-Member Canvass last Sunday included Ed Charlies, Jack Lewis, Malcolm Reed, Elmer Wats, Alvin Bennett, James Gatzke, Earl Fouts, George Lepisto, George Cope Jr, Wilbur Partee, Morris Smith, Ed Cairns, Sarah Wing, C. H. Pippett, and T. W. Karchner. Reed and Mrs. Smith were co-chairmen. Services are currently held at Wilson's School.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Central Ave
William O. Calvert
Ed Charlies
Jack Lewis
Malcolm Reed
Elmer Wats
Alvin Bennett
James Gatzke
Earl Fouts
George Lepisto
George Cope Jr
Wilbur Partee
Morris Smith
Ed Cairns
Sarah Wing
C. H. Pippett
T. W. Karchner
Reed
Money bag found along Seven Mile Creek near New Miami
A water soaked bag from the American National Bank of Newport Kentucky was found by Mr and Mrs Clark Lewis along Seven Mile Creek north of New Miami. They reported eight silver dollars two wristwatches cancelled checks and an empty small bag. Investigators consider a possible link to a Cincinnati area robbery or holdup.
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Hamilton
American National Bank of
Newport
Seven Mile Creek
New Miami
FBI
Clark Lewis
Warwick Ave
Cincinnati
Victim of Crash Near Hamilton Remains Critical
Cin cinnatian Jerry Trefzger, 57, of 670 Bridgetown Rd., in Mercy Hospital since an auto accident Monday night which claimed the life of his father, was reported still in critical condition today. His wife Mildred, 51, also in poor condition. father Fred Trefzger, 82, died in the crash on Rt. 128 south of Venice. The auto skidded into a semi truck driven by Richard Allen Lewis, 26, of Underwood, Ind., as the family returned from Versailles, Ohio.
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Hamilton
Richard Allen Lewis
Underwood
Ind
Versailles
Ohio
Tretzger
Horizon ta 1 puzzle clues list
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering topics from geography and currency to literature and architecture. Includes items like Italian money, Peruvian capital, a Shakespearean heroine, and architectural orders, with intersecting terms such as permit, compass points, and body parts.
Colored evangelist Lola Jeltz to headline Memphis service
Lola M. Jeltz of Memphis Tennessee will be guest speaker at a 7 30 p m Friday service at the Church of God located at U th Avenue and Lincoln Street.
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Lola M. Jeltz
Memphis
Tenn
Churn of God
Uth Avenue
Lincoln Street
New York Stocks and Market Quotations Summary
A stock market page lists Greene & Ladd and numerous equities including Allied Stores, American Airlines, Colgate, DuPont, Goodyear, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Zenith, Textron, Roebuck, and others with mixed quotes. The report also covers Cincinnati USDA hogs and cattle market results with live weights, prices, and ranges for several classes.
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Ea News
Admiral Servenes Mohasco Ind
Allied Stores
Am. Airlines
Cterensesererse
Obty
Amer
Cans
Iscccess
Amer, Molora
Acces Can
Pace
Phillip Carey
Cccesvesevece
Champion Paper
Chesapeake & CO
Olly Chrysier
Columbia G. & EB. c
Dobeeencescocees Gee Sas
Grontets “Test
San Dow Chemical
DuPont
Soom Ees
Ncesse
Goodyear Reat
Sean
Greyhound
Tnt
T. & High Beaudesses Kennecott Corp
Peers SN
Wide
Moewes’ Cock
Aleratt Aeaube
Mead Corp. Eaey
Pacific BR. Cs.sevescess
Overtererseres So% Corp
Southern Rails
Steenae
Steeau
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Zenith
Textron Inc
Ears Roebuck
BBC Youngstown S. & T
Middletown Securities and local firms report routine activity
A brief market roundup notes Middletown securities and several local companies including Aeronca products Crystal Tissue Co First National Bank Sorg Paper Co and Forg Paper Co. Wrenn Pacer appears in the day’s listings with minor price movements and routine trading signals.
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Aeronca
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Sorg Paper Co
Forg Paper Co
Wrenn Pacer
Greene Members of New York Stock Exchange
A historical notice notes Greene members connected with the New York Stock Exchange and references a Manchester hotel with a GA 2-457 contact number, implying a meeting or listing event. The fragment mentions locations and organizational ties.
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New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Dayton Produce Cincinnati Prices and Grades
In Cincinnati area markets, dayto-day produce quotes list egg quality grades U S A jumbo large medium and small sizes with current receipts 25 to 26 cases exchanged. Poultry prices for farm deliveries cite No 1 quality fryers and hens with weights 3 to 3.5 pounds, price 17 to 18 cents and 13 to 15 cents respectively. Potatoes range 2.25 to 4.00 per unit.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Chicago Grain Table Summary for May to December
Grain table from Chicago shows old and new wheat, corn and oats prices with bid names and percent changes. May wheat at 2.23 and 2.20 percent, Sep and Dec futures around 2.12 to 2.16, corn around 1.28 to 1.32 and oats near 0.70 with mixed daily changes. Highlights include front month Wheat May at 2.23, Sep 2.12, Dec 2.16, and corn Mar around 1.29 with oats near 0.70.
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Corning
Jordan Reward Pleases Iraqis Amid Anti Communist Pact Hopes
Iraqi leaders welcome U S aid to Jordan as a concrete step against subversion and a sign of Western backing for a firm anti Communist front. They see Jordan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia forming a bloc and view closer ties with Nuri Said era governance as a model. King Hussein gains Iraqi confidence that his regime can manage the crisis with support from Baghdad.
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Baghdad
U. S
Jordan
Iraq
Arab Middle East
United States
Britain
Iran
Pakistan
Turkey
Hussein
NRL
Nuri Said
Reds
Nuri
Faisal
Para
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Nasser
Public Hearing Opens on Airline Stock Leaks
Senator Jackson opens a public hearing alleging CAB employees leaked profitable secrets to stock speculators. The probe follows a surge in Northeast Airlines trading after CAB secretly awarded the New York to Miami route to Northeast over Delta. Witnesses include Robert Snodgrass. questions cover motives profits and possible legislation changes.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
CAB
Northeast
New York
Miami
Delta Airlines
Robert R. Snodgrass
Atlanta
Republican National
Northeast Airlines
Youngster Not Wanted By Anyone
Los Angeles report on a 13 year old boy Jerrald ab ending up in Juvenile Hall after his mother Sadie Bernstein, 43, walked into a police station and said she did not want him any more The mother described him as destructive but intelligent and the father Nathan 56 expressed inability to cope The boy receives a nominal 13 cent weekly allowance
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Los Angeles
Sadie—Bernstein
Nathan
Jerrald
Federal judge orders Miami Springs golf course opened to Negro players
In Miami Florida Federal Judge Emmet C Choate ruled the Miami Springs golf course must admit Negro players at all times starting May 10 The ruling overrules a one day a week access pattern argued by city lawyers who claimed no federal law requires integration The case was brought by four Negro plaintiffs seeking full privileges at the city owned course
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Miami
Fla
Emmet C. Choate
Miami Springs
Death Almost Strikes Twice in New Mexico Tragedy
In Albuquerque a 3 year old boy named David Gonzales was struck by a car an hour after his father Delfinio Gonzales 29 was killed when his truck overturned and pinned him beneath the wreckage. The child sustained minor injuries.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Delfinio Gonzales
David Gonzales
New Hearing Today On Beer Price Ads
Columbus Ohio House Liquor Committee called for a second hearing Wednesday on a bill to ban listing carryout beer prices in newspapers radio TV and other media. Witnesses said large chains undercut small shops creating hardship and driving some stores out of business.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Liquor Committee
Nicosia Governor Commutes EOKA Convicts to Life
Sir John Harding in Nicosia commutes the death sentences of three EOKA extremists to life imprisonment. The men were convicted last February of possessing firearms and ammunition.
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Nicosia W
John Harding
EOKA
Rattler Snake Found After Night of Vigil
Nashville Mrs. Robert E. Zink heard a noise in her attic and moved in with relatives. Firemen in hip boots, then an asbestos suit, searched the attic for hours. A rattler was found by skin shed but disappeared into a wall. They returned next day seeking advice on what to do.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robert E. Zink
Gun man robs Aetna Finance in Detroit hold up
A man armed with a .45 automatic demanded a loan as security and locked six employees and two customers in a washroom at Aetna Finance Co in Detroit. He seized $2,000 from a cash drawer, placed it in a paper bag, and escaped with an accomplice who waited near the front door.
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Detroit
Jerry Gill
Aetna Finance Co
Gill
Warning System Is Speeded Up
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo The nation's attack dye SYS tem gets a shot in the arms today at Ent Air Force Base. The switch will be thrown on a 24 hour leased wire system that will make it possible to notify civil defense directors in all 48 states in a minute's time. Theyll be alerted simultaneously with an announcement by voice. The old system of relays some areas notified and those passing the word along took from 10 to 30 minutes.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ent Air Force Base
Civil Defense
Clevelander Named On Parole Commission
CLEVELAND attorney and former attorney general staff member Clarence E. McLeod was appointed to the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission by Gov. William O Neill. The Republican succeeds Percy Lowery of Columbus, a Democrat, with a term beginning Wednesday and expiring March 31 1963.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Clarence E. McLeod
Cleveland
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
McLeod
Percy Lowery
Groom Leaves Without Bride After Short Ceremony
In 1954 San Francisco a groom kissed his bride of one hour then fled to his mother in Lake County. The bride Mrs Sherrwyn Martinez testifying before Superior Court Judge Ben Curter said her husband remains on the solo honeymoon. The judge granted an annulment.
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San Francisco
Lake County
Sherrwyn
Sherry) Martinez
Superior Court
Ben Curter
Sherry
Drinking Facts Said Disturbing in Christian Evangelist
The Christian Evangelist reports on drinking and faith noting a church survey of under 500 members shows about half drank in the past week with 22 percent having five drinks and 9 percent numerous drinks. It cites abstinence rates among Disciples and compares Protestant Catholic Jewish patterns and calls for church discussion amid 44 million alcoholics.
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New York
The
Christian Evangelist
the Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Yale School of Alcohol Studies
Court Rules Cincy PR Up To Voters
Ohio Supreme Court affirms an order directing Cincinnati City Council to certify to the election board a proposal to allow voters to decide on ending the proportional representation voting system. The ruling upholds a mandamus action by Aaron D. Blackwell, who argued 32,500 signatures supported a popular vote though 15,389 were required.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court Today
City Council
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Election Board
Common Pleas Court
Su- Court
Aaron D. Blackwell
Council
Blackwell
Corn Borer Food Bill Tops $119 Million Loss
The Agriculture Department reports farmers paid about 119 million dollars for corn borer damage last year. The pest destroyed about 98 million bushels of corn valued at 1.22 dollars per bushel, about 3 percent of the crop, but below 1955 losses of 155 million bushels. Iowa, Illinois and Indiana led in losses. the borer is an immigrant insect established in the United States for over four decades.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
United States
Negro Loses Court Appeal in Bus Boycott Case
The Alabama Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s appeal on a conviction for violating an antiboycott law during the 1956 Montgomery bus boycott. The transcript was not filed on time and no extension was sought. King’s $500 fine plus costs was converted to a 386 day jail term suspended. Ninety other Negroes were indicted over the same antiboycott charges.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Court of Appeals
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery County
Alabama
King
Scheffing Still Casting Vote For Bums In Race
Brooklyn manager Scheffing sticks with Dodgers to win NL pennant citing pitching edge over Milwaukee. He notes Podres and Drysdale improve, Campanella and Hodges rebounding from 1956 and cites recent 10-9 Ebbetts Field game as a hiccup in a stronger club.
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Scheffing
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Ebbetts Field
Cub
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Roy Campanella
Gil ‘Hodges
House Eves School Bill Faces Close Scrutiny
Washington lawmakers scrutinize a two billion dollar school construction bill as House Education Committee, led by Chairman Barden, weighs federal control fears and budget impact. Lyndon Johnson notes several bills not to be taken up until House action on school aid measure. The plan calls for a five year 400 million annual grant program, a 750 million bond purchase fund, and up to 150 million in federal advances to state financing agencies.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Barden
D-Nc
Congress
Lyndon Btohnson
Texas
Senate
House
Friendly Restaurant Row Ends With Riot Charge
In Philadelphia the Friendly Restaurant erupted into a brawl after friendly exchanges devolved into jeers and burning dishes. A police sergeant was assaulted as a riot call summoned 14 officers to quell the disturbance. Six men faced dis orderly conduct charges but were discharged by Magistrate M. Philip Freed.
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Philadelphia
M.hilip
Townsend To Visit China On World Tour
Group Captain Peter Townsend announces he will leave tomorrow for Red China to see the country. Townsend, whose romance with Princess Margaret drew global attention, arrived in Hong Kong from Sydney en route to a world tour that will also include the United States.
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Hong Kong &—Group
Peter Townsend
Red China
Townsend
Britain
Princess Margaret
Milions
Hong Kong
Sydney
United States
Central Scouts Dinner Highlights Family Involvement
Nearly 175 people attended a family style dish dinner at First EUB Church under the Girl Scout theme Keep Scouting a Family Affair. Ralph Whitehead led the event as master of ceremonies while Mrs Don Christman and Mrs Robert Kimble participated, with five year service awards for Girl Scouts Ellen Cline and Betty Kimble.
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EUB
Ralph Whitehead
Don Christman
Ellen Cline
Betty Kimble
Robert Kimble
Esther Marcum
Dorothy Miles
Clifton Whitehead
Floyd Cline
Cline
Dayton Woman Elected Treasurer of National Federation
Mrs Elmer L Moyer of Dayton Ohio was elected treasurer Tuesday of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods the women s branch of Reform Judaism in North America Confirmation of the elect confirms leadership within the temple sisterhood network and reflects active participation by Ohio members in national reform movement circles.
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Toronto
Elmer L. Moyer
Dayton
Ohio
National Federation of Temple Sisiterhoods
Reform Jewish Movement
North America
Ohio Man Killed in Gary Indiana Truck Incident
A 32-year-old Fremont Ohio man named Robert A McGrath was killed Tuesday when he stepped from the cab of his truck on Indiana 51 at East Gary. Police identified him as the victim.
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Ohio
Gary
Ind
Fremont
Indiana 51
East Gary
Robert A. McGrath
French Classes Hold Annual Banquet at Middletown High
Three Middletown High School French classes joined for a yearly banquet in the school cafeteria. Guest of honor Nicole La Faye from Paris spoke on French schools and answered questions about her country. Libby Gould led group singing with Fran Hieshue Judy Burgess and a sextette including Gilbert Johnson Larry Smith John Moore Art Kyles Bob Hart Bill Warfield. The program closed with La Marseillaise and the Star Spangled Banner. James Spindler was master of ceremonies and Marcia Brooks chaired the banquet with Miss Katherine Roudebush overseeing planning.
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Middletown High School
Nicole la Faye
Paris
France
Miami University
LaFaye
Middletown
Libby Gould
Fran Hieshue
Judy Burgess
Judy McKinney
Gilbert Johnson
Larry Smith
John Moore
Art Kyles
Bob Hart
Bill Warfield
Macao Police Hunt For Man And Family Missing
Macao police seek American businessman Donald Blackwood his Korean wife and their eight month old son who vanished after arriving Friday on a tourist visit. Police pursued hotels across Macao but found no trace of the trio. Blackwood listed Ohio as home though his father resides in Newport Kentucky near Cincinnati. He telegraphed a Hong Kong hotel Saturday to reserve a room for Sunday, left the Macao hotel with his wife and child shortly after and was not seen again.
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Macao
Donald Jackson Blackwood
Blackwood
Ohio
Newport
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Hong Kong
U S and Nepal Sign Development Aid Accord
Katmandu Nepal United States and Nepal signed an agreement for 4 255 000 in development aid to the Himalayan kingdom between India and Tibet. Details will be worked out with the U S mission now in Katmandu.
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Katmandu
Nepal
United States
Himalayan
India
Tibet
U. S
Oberlin to Confer Seven Honorary Degrees at 124th Commencement
Oberlin College will award seven honorary degrees at the 124th commencement on June 10. Recipients include former U.S. envoy Chester Bowles. Charles Sherman, YMCA advisor and Liberian Republic adviser. Dorothy May Bell, Bradford Junior College president. Clarence B. Hiiberby, Wayne University president. Ralph Kirkpatrick, harpsichordist and musicologist. Edwin D. Reischauer, Harvard Far Eastern languages professor. and Theodore C. Wedel, Washington Cathedral canon.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College Today
Chester Bowles
India
Charles Sherman
World's Alliance of Ymca’s
Dorothy May Bell
Bradford Junior College
Mass
Clarence B. Hi‘bery
Wayne Universisity
Detroit
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Edwin D. Reischauer
Harvard
Theodore C. Wedel
Washington Cathedral
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