Miami Plans Workshop For Driver Education
Miami University will host a two week driver education workshop from June 14 to June 25 as part of summer session. The program, arranged at the request of the state director, aims to train teachers and could add driver education to teaching certificates upon completion. Morning lectures and visual aids will be led by William M. Ramey with Chester H. Robertson noting a critical teacher shortage. Participants on campus will be housed in residence halls with meals included at 32 dollars for the two weeks.
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Miami _ University
Chester H. Robertson
William M. Ramey
Miami
Ramsey
Robinson
Hells
Meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday in Middletown area
Community notices list various meetings Tuesday at venues including Manchester Hotel North Middletown Fire House and Armory plus groups like Sertoma FOE and Spanish American War Veterans. Wednesday topics cover Golden Age Club Girl Scouts National Guard Blythe Williams Legion Post and more with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Middletown Sertoma Club
Manchester
North Middletown
Legion
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Blythe-Willams American Legion
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Order of Ahtepa
Nelva
Middletown High Boosters Club
Lemon Township Board of Education
Lemon-Monroe
Public schools founded in New Haven in 1642
Free public schools were established in New Haven Connecticut in 1642, marking an early step in public education. The note records the founding as part of colonial efforts to provide schooling in the settlement.
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New Haven
Conn
Eight Preble County jury indicts eight in one day session
Preble County Grand Jury of eight men and seven women returned eight indictments after examining 23 witnesses in 14 cases. Indictments named Robert Watkins New Paris for assault with intent to commit rape Glenn Lane Middletown for statutory rape Robert Arndts West Alexandria and Roy Blood West Alexandria for assault and battery. Cases ignored included Dale Dillon Pat Walden Carl Goodwin Gerald Brown Roy Brandley and Edward Snyder. Sheriff Spitler lauded for jail quarters upkeep and prisoner treatment.
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Roy Blood
West Alexandria
Dale Dillon
Pat Walden
Carl Goodwin
Gerald Brown
Roy Brandley
Edward Snyder
Grand Jury
Joil
Floyd Spitler
Teenage Gang Nipped In Eaton
Police Chief Nicholas B. Couchot announced that a teenage gang known for strongarm tactics on younger children has been broken up. Four youths, aged 14 to 16, were detained and turned over to Juvenile Judge Donald L. Ziegel for further action.
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EATON
Nicholas B. Couchot
Couchot
Donald L. Ziegel
Vital Statistics births list from area residents
A compilation of recent births and names from local households includes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans of 2006 Lowell St. with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Peebles of 1606 Garfield St. with a girl, and several others. Additional entries note births and familial surgical or medical mentions, with several families from Middletown, Aber deen, and surrounding areas. The list also records names such as Donald Francis, Edward English, and Joan Murphy along with residence details.
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Ralph Evans
Lowell St
John L. Peebles
Garfield St
Robert Farquer
McKinley St
Robert Williams
Grand Ave
Henry Howard
Woodlawn Ave
Russell Mather
Aberdeen
Joseph Rauth
N. Grimes St
Alta Fox
Queen Ave
Donald Francis
Miamisburg
Leon Campbell
Girardie
Donald Eichorn
Harold Eichorn
West Middletown
Edward English
Ernest English
2Nd Ave
James Brate
Crawford
Raymond Johnsons and others listed for medical and surgical
A fragmented roster lists individuals with illness or injury and their addresses. Names include Raymond Johnson Fisher Evans Kellis Wills Johnson Withers Miller So Pritts Eckhardt Smith Johnson Rothwell Davis Blair McNabb Bailey Guehring Dearth Fryer among others, indicating medical and surgical statuses with multiple street locations.
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Raymond Johnson
Stanley Johnson
Raymond Dr
Alma_ Evans
Fisher Ave
Glen Kellis
Franklin
Felmer Wills
Felmer Wills Sr
Smith St
John Johnson
Charlies Withers
N. Broad St
James Miller
Barnitz St
George So
Elsmere St
Ainses Pritts
18Th Ave
Edward Eckhardt
Winona
Rachel Smith
Moore St
Richard Johnson
Central Ave
Chester Rothwell
Illinois Ave
Sherry Davis
Alvin Davis
Meadow Ave
Charles F. Blair
Crawford St
Cecil McNabb
Columbia Ave
Albert Bailey
14Th Ave
William Guehring
Francis Dearth
Lowell St
Elsie Fryer
Fleming Rd
NAACP Unit Protests Ban At Luncheon In Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem NAACP protests a ban on Negro attendance at an Armed Forces Day luncheon where Army Secretary Robert Stevens will speak on May 12. Telegrams have been sent to President Eisenhower and Stevens and a letter sent to NAACP headquarters to urge removal of the ban. The celebration committee’s James M. Hayes says the group cannot intervene.
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Winston—Salem
N. C
Winston-Salem
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Eisenhower
Stevens
National Naacp
G. Linwood Faunteroy
Atty
James M. Hayes
NAACP
Fined Motorist Tips Cops After Parking Fine
A Rochester motorist, after paying a $4 fine, handed cops two tickets and $5 in an envelope as a tip, then left without giving his name. The story also notes sparrows and related birds as the world’s largest bird family.
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Michael J. Kane
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Oxford
Richard Koehler
Pol, Adv
Glen Forman Jr
Glen Forman Sr
Howard Spensel
Mohawk St
Edwin Streibick
Tren
Tom Ross
Joan Murphy
James Murphy
Middletown
Bert Townsend
Clare Logan
Richard Logan Jr
N. Highview Rd
New Metropolitan
Metropolitan
Raleigh Speedway
Nash
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Popular Science Monory
AMBASSADOR+ STATESMAN RAMBLER
Life Magazine
Mechanix Illustrated
Misa
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Rochester, N.Y
Police Head
Hee Tee
TYPE
Belleair
Ross
Prince
Jrs
Budget Shop
Wome
Millinery
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