Today In History Highlights From November 7
This day marks events from 1811 Tippecanoe Battle in Indiana to 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fourth term win. Notable items include Lenin and Trotsky’s 1917 Russian takeover, 1941 Neutrality Act arming of merchant ships, and 1940 Tacoma suspension bridge collapse.
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Associated Press
Russia
Lenin and
Trotsky
Alexander Kerensky
Tippecanoe
Indiana
Germany
Tacoma
Wash
U.S. Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.N. General Assembly
Ecuador
China
Chou En-lai
Moscow
School lunch rule reversal sought after pupil suspensions
Chester Township school board president Robert F. Russell will ask the board to reverse a rule requiring payment for cafeteria lunches and banning students from bringing their own meals. Charles Steward Jr. and his sister Peggy were suspended for three days after parents refused to pay 35 cents for meals not eaten. The reversal decision follows a PTA meeting and a staffing-up of cafeteria volunteers, with the board set to decide next Wednesday night.
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Chester, Pa
Robert F. Russel
Chester Township
Charles Steward Jr
Peggy
Russel
PTA
Johnson Quietly Commented on Aluminum Price Boost
President Johnson regrets any action that could push aluminum prices higher, press secretary Bill Moyers said at the Texas White House. Moyers added he has no analysis yet on how aluminum actions affect price guides. Alcoa, the nation's largest producer, announced price increases for ingot and fabricated metal, with ingot up half a cent to 25 cents per pound and fabricated metal up about one cent per pound.
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New York
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Texas White House
Austin
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Central State Dedication Set for November 24
Central State College becomes Central State University in a Nov. 24 ceremony in Wilberforce Ohio attended by Gov. James Rhodes and Ohio Board of Regents chancellor Dr. John D Millett. Trustees reelected all officers with John A Bustamante of Cleveland named chairman.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Central State College
Central State University
James A. Rhodes
John D. Millett
Ohio Board of Re
Gents
John A. Bustamante
Cleveland
Miner Killed at Blue Crystal Mine in Ohio
Thomas Lea Jr., 22, of Millersburg, was killed at the Blue Crystal Mine in Coshocton County when a cable he was transporting touched four high tension wires.
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Millersburgh, Ohio
Thomas Lea Jr
Millersburg
Blue Crystal Mine
Coshocton County
Funeral Notices for Local Residents in Middletown and Caney
A batch of funeral notices lists ages, addresses, and hospice or hospital death details for Lula Myrtle Fabucic George Kruse Pauli Link Rasner and Ida Snow. Services are set at Redeemed Baptist Church St Johns Catholic Church and Tried Stone Baptist Church with interment at Woodside or Flatwood cemeteries, arrangements by McCoy Leffier or Joseph R Baker & Sons.
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Lula Myrtle
Tiiois Ave
Middletown Hospital
McCoy + Leffler Funerel
Redeemed Baptist Church
Caney
Kentucky
Henry Howard
Flatwood Cemetery
Morgan County
McCoy-Leffier
Mr. George
Lind St
Schramm Funeral Home
St. Johns Catholic Church
Woolside Cemetery
Fred John
Sherman Ave
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Sun
Austin Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Dial
Pauli C
First St
Trenton
Farnigo
Grand Ave
Church of God Mon
Henry Mowera
Katie
Keister
John Baker
George G
Erie Ave
Middleton Hospital
Harry Groshart
Erie
Emme Cossman
North College Hill
Cincinnati
William R Reinhart
Newport
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Edwin Bobbitt
Ida B
Gene Snow
Parkview Ave
Jordan Memorial Chapel Inc
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Thank You Notes for Boone Craft Farewell
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the loss of Boone Craft beloved husband father and grandfather They thank the Rev Walter Weber organist Mrs Eggiston pallbearers floral donors and the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home for their consoling care and efficient management of the funeral services.
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Nny
Boone Craft
Walter Weber
Mrs. Eggieston
McCoy Leffler
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Middletown Journal
International News
the Sunday Journal
Family Weekly
Litndeal
Central State
Journal
Lost
Niaht
Girard
Firestone
Christel & Sutphin
Calico
Harrison
Benton
Fabucic
Kruse
Rasner
Diver Garden
First Ave
Velte’s—W. Middletown Rich
Harry L. Johnson
Butler County Memorial Park
Fort Lauderdale
St. Franklin
Jo Ba Lena Garden Club
Daytona
Florida
KNAPP
M. B
Duke
Ellington
Ride
Dayton
Middletown
Dean Jones
Sunny Lane
Franklin
Mildred .E. Childs
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wilson Memorial Home
Riggs Funeral Home
Bowman
Tytus Ave
Verity-Nelbar
Arwins
Mulford
Lebanon
Beauty & Barbers
Ruby Centers
Edna Simpson
Gerry Brandenburg
Virginia Rhoten
Germantown Rd
Clark St
Kathy Grays
Elizabeth's
Potter St
Elizabeth White
Mayfield Beauty Salon
Charm Beauty Shop
Yankee Ra
Norelco
Central Ave
R. Tubbs
Crescent Blvd
Walker
Building Trades
Tech
Home Insulation Co
Gene Ripley
Frank Quiett
Valley
Birch Media Formice
Mason
General Contracting
S. Main
Wm. O
Robert L. Worley
D J. Jones
Montgomery Ward
Stevens Avenue
Slutter
Thermodynamics
Electronic Engineers
Computor Systems
Standards and Value Engineers
PERT
Rush
Howell Mill Rd
N.W. Atlante, Ga
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