Ohio Board Sets Hearing For Teacher Regulations
The State Board of Education in Columbus plans a mandatory public hearing on proposed changes to teacher certification rules. Key points include new hour requirements for secondary and elementary training, revised maximums, and removal of dual certification. The board also approves annexation actions in Fayette County and policy to shield districts from tax revenue loss during annexation decisions.
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Vincent Price Home Garage Fire Causes $10,000 Damage
Firefighters found Vincent Price and his wife along with son Vincent Jr spraying the garage apartment fire with garden hoses. The blaze caused about $10,000 in damage as Price toured on the east coast.
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No Progress Reported In Ohio Bell Deadlock
Federal mediators renewed efforts to end contract deadlock between Ohio Bell and the Communications Workers union. The union rejected a final offer, citing a 15 month option as inadequate, with 11,5 percent of workers on strike at Ironton as of Sunday. Negotiations with Western Electric stalled as potential nationwide strikes loom.
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U S proposal seeks world figure to handle Hungarian crisis
The United States and 35 nations ask the UN to appoint Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand as special representative to push a solution for Hungary. The plan, presented ahead of a UN special session, labels Moscow a likely actor and maintains the existing five nation inquiry committee.
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Production and demand rise in steel market
The Steel magazine reports a slight rise in both production and demand. Ingot output climbs for four weeks to 83 percent of capacity, from 78 percent last July. Auto industry orders boost cold rolled sheets hot rolled carbon sheets cold finished bars and high carbon springs wire. Farm implement output exceeds year‑ago levels by 15 to 20 percent with households equipment production seen up about 10 percent next year.
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Police Guard Asked For Pal Of Slain Girl
Chicago police sought protection for the family of 15 year old Linnea Johnson after Judith Mae Andersen, 15, was found murdered and dismembered near Montrose Harbor. Delores Johnson, mother of Linnea, said a maniac was at large and cautioned the public. Police widened the search to lake bottom areas and new neighborhoods as investigators pursued leads.
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Army uses for guncotton in fabrics and gear
The U. S. Army employs cotton-in guncotton across equipment webbing covers tentage and uniforms, integrating this material into diverse field gear and apparel. This usage spans webbing straps, tent covers, and various uniform components to enhance durability and performance.
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Big Labor Defends Itself In Capitol Speech
AFL-CIO official William F. Schnitzler defended labor unions against racketeering disclosures calling coverage sensational yet out of character. He praised the Street and Electric Railway Employes Union as a symbol of good in the labor movement and urged public access to hearings to show true unionism. He said reforms will root out traitors and strengthen the movement.
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Why be a one pay check family
A promotional piece urges households to supplement a single income with investments in NYSE stocks or bonds. It explains risks and benefits, advises consulting a broker, and promotes a Monthly Investment Plan with a booklet on dividends. It emphasizes starting small, like 40 dollars every three months, and warns against tips or rumors.
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