Kindergarten Circus Stages 28 Acts at Anna C. Scott School
In Leonia New Jersey 89 students at Anna C Scott School present a 28 act circus, continuing a school tradition dating back to 1929. The event turns classroom into center ring with lively acts by young performers for an audience of peers and teachers.
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Leonia
N. J
Anna C. Scott
Local Resident Tom Wiley Joins Tony Tenore Real Estate Firm
Tom Wiley becomes a full time real estate salesman for Tony Tenore, Inc. He lives with his parents at 605 South Main Street and plans to marry Lynne Lawson in December. A Middletown High School graduate, he attended College of Worcester and Miami University, known locally for tennis and golf. He previously served as assistant pro at Middletown Tennis Club and earned his salesman license from the Ohio State Board.
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Tom Wiley
Tony Tenore, Inc
Wiley
A. D. Wiley
South Main Street
Lynne Lawson
Middletown High School
College of Wooster
Miami University
Middletown
Ohio State Board of Real Estate Examiners
56 745 000 Cars Used the Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland AP reports that 56 745 000 vehicles used the Ohio Turnpike in the first five years after opening October 1 1955. The route logged 4 517 000 000 miles of travel with toll revenue and other income totaling 101 933 000. The note adds Oconomowoc Wisconsin derives its name from an Indian word meaning home of the beaver.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
Lasers and Masers Bring Nearer Death Ray Prospects
Science fiction fades as working Maser and Laser models intensify radiation into focused beams. Dr. Theodore H. Maiman of Hughes Aircraft explains lasers concentrate light to a point small enough to cut tissue, with potential uses in brain surgery and cancer removal, while warning of safety and weaponization risks if higher energy rays are used.
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Los Angeles
Theodore H. Maiman
Hughes Aircraft Co
Geon
Maiman
Earth
Scientists seek harmful rays for safe use in tech
The article notes microwaves and light waves are safe in normal use but can cause harm when amplified or concentrated. It explains researchers are exploring harmful rays such as infrared heat, ultraviolet from the sun, and X rays for potential applications, while cautioning about safety.
Miami Is Given Hospital Funds and State Projects
The State Controlling Board released funds for Canton unemployment plan construction totaling 16 500 dollars. Miami University at Oxford received about 158 000 dollars for hospital expansion. The department approved 8 459 dollars for industrial promotion ads, 98 135 dollars for a new highway garage at Bucyrus, and 116 000 dollars for a water system at Hueston Woods State Park in Preble and Butler counties.
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Columbus
Insurance firms agree to 500,529 for Clinton Street blast
In Wauseon Ohio authorities report insurance underwriters will pay 500,529 to Clinton Street Elementary School for blast damage caused by a mystery explosion that wrecked the building on March 19. The settlement was reached after a conference between insurers' representatives and the Wauseon Board of Education.
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Wauseon, Ohio
Clinton Street
Insurance Companies
Wauseon Board of Education
Nuclear Power Grows In Use in Toronto outlook
Niagara Falls Ontario AP report quotes Ontario Energy Resources Minister Macauley predicting that in the foreseeable future two thirds of Toronto’s power will be produced by nuclear energy. He spoke at an Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission regional banquet.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Ontario Energy Resources
Macauley
Toronto
Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission
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