Ohio teachers seek $1000 relief from sales tax fund
Southwestern Ohio teachers urge immediate $1000 payments from the $17 billion sales tax reserve while backing Amendment No. 2 to create a state board of education. The group argues higher state backing is needed as Ohio spends less per student than many states and faces salary shortages driving teachers away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pee
Senwoye
Parent-Teachers Association
Middletown
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association
State Board of Education
Seven Youths Sent For Draft Examinations
Seven registrants from the Middletown area were sent to Cincinnati for Armed Forces physical exams by Selective Service Board No 10. The examinees include Everett Center, Bobby Paul Johnson, Thomas Edward Coyle, Carl D. Taylor, John Mount Wiley, Frederick A. Sennet, and Donald Walter Metcalf with listed addresses in Middletown and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Selective Service Board No. 10
Cincinnati
Everett Center
Michigan Ave
Bobby Paul Johnson
Vannest St
Thomas Edward Coyle
N. Clinton St
Carl D. Taylor
Manchester Ave
John Mount Wiley
S. Main St
Frederick A. Sennet
Charles St
Donald Walter Metcalf
Beissinger
Hamilton
Schools Sell Public Image, Ohio Teachers Hear Call
About 200 representatives from nine southwestern Ohio counties met at Middletown to discuss public relations in education under the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn. They argued schools must better educate Main Street and attract broader community support while stressing higher teacher hiring standards and parental involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Middletown
Ohio
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn
Cincinnati
Manchester
YMCA
Civic Associaton
Main Street
H. W McKelvey
Portsmouth
John H. Smith
The
Teachers Association
Smith
Luncheon Recap Highlights Middle Town and Mi- Students
At luncheon, three Middle Town High School students and three Mi- students were recognized for academic achievements. The event celebrated diverse talents and community involvement, with speakers praising scholarship, leadership, and service.
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Middletown High School
Collision on Curtis Street injures driver. another arrested
At 12 05 p m yesterday on Curtis Street and Yankee Road James R Johnson 44 of West Middletown Rt 1 was treated at Middletown Hospital for facial cuts knee and forehead injuries and released James P Gillmore 32 of Detroit was arrested for failure to yield at the intersection Police said Gillmore attempted a left turn from Yankee to Curtis and pulled in front of Johnsons auto Damage to the truck 100 and to the car 700
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Curtis Street
Yankee Road
James R. Johnson
West Middletown
Gillmore
Yankee
Curtis
Johnson
School Ven Hanged In Effigy Sparks Local Tension
In Ironton Ohio bitter sentiment over school consolidation flared as two officials Webb and Hunter were hanged in effigy near Hanging Rock four miles west along U S 52. A sign claimed You took away our schools.
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Ironton
Ohio
Hanging Rock
Here
Webb
Hunter
U. S. 52
George W Webb
Lawrence County
George G. Hunter
Board of Education
Yanging Rock
Ironton High School
Second Clermont County Town Seeks State Water Aid
Williamsburg with about 2000 residents pleads for governor help as the east fork of the Little Miami River runs very low. An Ohio adjutant general representative will visit Williamsburg to assess the drought condition following Bethel's recent disaster relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clermont County
Frank J. Lausche
Williamsburg
Little Miami
R. W. Prewitt
Ohio Adjutant General
Bethel
Grand Avenue Closed For Sewer Work
City manager Howard H. Kramer announced Grand Avenue from Burton to Highview Roads will be closed for sewer installation until Friday night. Buses on regular routes may pass by day. at night contractors will work to speed the project, extending about 500 feet of sewer line to serve Brooks Carmody and Hillman Park subdivisions.
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Grand Avenue
Burton
Highview Roads
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Ross Street
Brooks, Carmody
Hillman Park
Cash Losses Totals Over $175 Reported by Residents
Residents reported cash losses totaling more than $175 yesterday. Willard Spies lost a $150 billfold after leaving the Pastry Shop on Central Avenue. Mrs. Wave McMurray said she left a purse at Kresge Store on Manchester Avenue containing $28 and other items.
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Willard Spies
Young St
One
Central Ave
Wave McMurray
Manchester Ave
Kresge
Ohio spends more on convicts than teachers says educator
H H Lawrence Middletown High School assistant principal told the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn conference that Ohio allocates about 850 a year per inmate while education funding lags, arguing the state prioritizes crime funding over schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Assn
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Ohio
At The Movies: Plunder of the Sun and Roman Holiday showings
Paramount offers Plunder of the Sun at 1 15 1 45 and 8 25 p m and Roman Holiday at 2 35 6 05 and 9 45 p m on Tuesday and Wednesday. Strand presents City That Never Sleeps at 1 35 4 50 and 8 10 p m Sunshine Bright at 3 15 6 30 and 9 50 p m on Tuesday. For Wednesday Phantom from Space runs 1 15 3 40 6 20 and 9 00 p m with Gumbelt at 2 25 5 05 7 45 and 10 10 p m.
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Paramount
Hospital Expansion Could Start By December
Middletown Hospital’s two million expansion moves toward final blueprints with bids due by month end. The plan adds 100 to 110 beds, five new operating rooms, improved x ray and laboratory facilities, a new central supply, and a larger maternity wing with three delivery rooms.
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Middletown Hospital
William Bohman
Civic Assocition Board of Governors
Bohman
Association President Declares Financial Soundness
Ben Bender, association president, stated the group is financially sound and governed by a fine group of business people as he delivered the annual president's report to the governors at the quarterly board meeting following the annual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bender
Association
Two New Civil Service Exams Announced
The U S Civil Service Commission announced junior management assistant and junior agricultural assistant exams with starting salaries of 3410 for agricultural roles and 3410 to 4205 for management. Applicants must pass written tests and meet education or experience requirements and be 18 to 35. Paul Habig at the local post office or the Washington DC office may provide forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Paul Habig
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Vast number of spider species documented worldwide
The article notes over 50,000 described spider species and reports ongoing discovery of new species each year, highlighting the rich diversity and continual expansion of arachnid knowledge.
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