Bricker Still Serves as OSU Trustee Says McElroy
Ohio Atty. Gen. McElroy says John W. Bricker remains a trustee of Ohio State University past his seven year term ending last May. Gov. DiSalle appointed Robert Lazarus Sr. to succeed Bricker, but vacancy does not occur when Senate not in session. Bricker continues until a Senate-confirmed successor is named.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
U. S
Ohio State University
Michael V. DiSalle
Robert Lazarus Sr
Bricker
McElroy
Lazarus
Senate
LWV Proxy Visits M In Warren
Mrs. Charles Terhune vice president of the League of Women Voters attends a Community Leader's Conference today at the World Affairs Center New York invited by Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. Over a hundred leaders are to watch the United Nations and discuss its world activities with UN specialists and U. S. delegation staff on the U N organization functions and security.
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Charles Terhune
League of Women Voters
World Affairs Center
New York
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
United Nation
United States
U. S
U.N
U. N
Dry ice sublimation forms gas as it melts
When dry ice changes from solid to gas it undergoes sublimation, releasing carbon dioxide gas directly without liquid phase. This process causes cooling and fog-like effects as the gas disperses into the surrounding air.
Grocer Tests Lima's Order On Giveaways
Clyde Evans a Lima Ohio grocer with two stores defied police orders to halt a giveaway promotion and faced a November 2 trial on a charge of operating a game of chance. He was arrested just hours before a scheduled drawing, arraigned and released on $200 bond.
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Lima
Ohio
Clyde Evans
Evans
Rt 4
Cridersville
Arrest of Dayton official Pottinger on minor charges
Dayton police plan to serve a warrant for former city commissioner David F Pottinger on a three count charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The arrest time depends on his hospital status at Miami Valley Hospital where he is being treated in the psychiatric ward. Prosecutor Paul R Young filed the misdemeanor counts after talks with police. Pottinger admitted in a public letter that his prior account of being attacked was false. The three counts carry fines up to 1000 and possible jail or workhouse time. State officers are examining a possible felony charge for purchasing and registering an auto under an assumed name in Middletown. The case arises from Sheryl VanderWiel testimony and related car flight details.
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Dayton
Pottinger
Miami Valley Hospital
Montgomery County
Paul R. Young
Kettering
Sheryl VanderWiel
Sheryl
State Highway Patrol
Middletown
Cartor
Rescue Squad Dance Planned by Middletown Squad
The Middletown Rescue Squad plans a semi formal Harvest Moon Capers dance Saturday night from 9 to 1 at the American Legion Home 114 Main St. Music by Three Bills and a Bob combo. Admission 2 per couple. tickets at the door. Arrangements chair Leo Murphy 423 2540. The squad, formed nine months ago, has 32 members including 24 men and eight women.
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Middletown
American Legion
Main St
Leo Murphy
Floods Drown 17 in Western Turkey Area
In Istanbul region heavy rains caused flash floods submerging thousands of square miles in western Turkey and the Dardanelles area. At least 17 persons drowned as Canakkale Province suffered widespread destruction with hundreds of homes collapsed. Schools closed to shelter the homeless as rains continued.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Dardanelles
Canakkale
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