Lincoln First Graders Move to Sherman to Alleviate Crowding
Thirty four Lincoln School first graders will move desks to Sherman School Wednesday morning to relieve crowding. Superintendent Howard Cromwell notes Sherman’s lower pupil to teacher ratio and that eight students will join another Lincoln class. Mrs Ruth Stork will accompany the group, with 26 placed at Sherman and one room freed at Lincoln for a new sixth grade class.
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Lincoln School
Sherman School
Howard R. Cromwell
Lincoln
Wildwood
Sherman
Ruth Stork
Cromwell
Jockey Diets to Replace Rats in Heart Study
Three USC School of Medicine scientists will collect blood samples from jockeys at Santa Anita this winter to study how diet and exercise affect heart disease. The team has used more than 2,000 rats in similar research and hopes the jockeys’ enforced diets will yield valuable insights into disease causes.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Santa Anita
Roslyn B. Alfin Slater
Finland Devalues Currency to Boost Exports
Helsinki moved to regain Western markets by devaluing its currency nearly 40 percent. Finance authorities cited the wage price spiral as the cause and said the change aims to lift exports and spur trade with the United States.
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Helsinki
Finland
United States
Findland
Lausche Leaves Banking Panel for Proxmire Seat
Senate aides say Lausche of Ohio quit the Banking Committee to clear a path for Wisconsin's Sen. Proxmire. Lausche, former banking subcommittee chair, left as favors to Majority Leader Johnson to reshuffle for the new member. He would keep busy on other committees and remain active in finance legislation.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Sen
Lausche
Ohio
Sen. Proxmire
D-Wise
Senate
Johnson
D-Tex
Wisconsin
Cairman
House
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
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Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Steel Expands Capacity With 1960 Boom Projections
Steel Magazine reports U S capacity will rise by 7.6 million net tons this year to 141 million, with next year adding another 5.3 million. Demand linked to postwar family growth and marriages is expected to drive steel use in the 1960s. Mills operated at 81.5 percent of capacity. steel prices and scrap values moved modestly.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Floods Kill 54 Near Tabriz
Official reports say floods swept away four large trucks on the outskirts of Tabriz killing 54 people. Forty six bodies were recovered, with 30 already identified.
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Tehran
Iran
Tabriz
Man Leaps To Safety In Smashup
An Indiana truck driver escaped injury when his semi overturned on Route 4 six miles south of Middletown. William C. Merideth 34 Blocher Indiana leaped from the cab before the vehicle rolled into a ditch. The crash at 3 50 p m caused a traffic tie up at LeSourdsville as motorists watched. Nearly 700 cases of canned goods from Austin Indiana to Pittsburgh were unloaded before the truck could be moved. The truck remained in the roadside ditch and was towed away later.
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Indiana
Rt. 4
Middletown
William C
LeSourdsville
Austin
Ind
Pittsburgh
Town Struck By Twister In Konawa OK
A twister struck Sacred Heart community north of Konawa Oklahoma Saturday night killing two and injuring 13. Residents did not hear it coming. Lonnie Smith delayed seeking shelter believing it was only another storm until it hit his house.
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Konawa
Okla
Sacred Heart
Ko Jawa
Lonnie Smith
Six year old drops grenade at New Jersey police station
In Dover New Jersey a six year old boy Paul Delvey walked into police headquarters and dropped a hand grenade on the floor saying his grandmother told him to give it to them. Lt. Joseph Petrzelka ducked under a desk then seized the grenade and fled outside with it. A demolition expert determined the weapon was empty. The boy’s grandmother Mrs. Mary Delvey said she found the war souvenir while cleaning a closet.
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Dover
N. J
Paul Delvey
Cory
Joseph Petrzelka
Paul
Mary Delvey
Riviera Fire Under Control
Fire along the Riviera coast near Nice was reported under control as winds drove embers toward the city. Hundreds fled Nice’s northern suburbs yesterday seeking safety from the blaze threatening the famous coast.
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Riviera
Nice
France
Soviet Propaganda Uses U S Desegregation Woes
Moscow based Soviet press articles attack U S desegregation issues using maps and photos. Komsomolskaya Pravda claims world indignation targets American leaders and accuses them of hypocrisy in handling race problems.
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Moscow
Oviet
U. S
Komsomolskaya Pravda
United States
Air Guard Exercise Termed Big Success
Air National Guard planes flew low over Virginia Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia in a civil defense test traced for up to 254 miles. Ground Observer Corps volunteers at 130 posts tracked the aircraft, officials said the exercise was the most successful of its kind to date.
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Charleston
W. Va
Air National Guard
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ground Observer Corps
Boxing king Jimmy Gordon dead at 55 in Middletown
Former bantamweight champion in the Kentucky-Indiana-Ohio district died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. Survived by wife Peggy and siblings, he mentored youths with the Boys Junior Police Club and promoted Legion fights. Requiem High Mass set at St. John's Church. burial in Woodside Cemetery. calling hours at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Kentucky-Indiana-Ohio
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Gordon
Gene LaRue
Matt Snider
Dayton
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Boys Junior Police Club
American Legion Ocre
Central Avenue
Curtis Street
Clinton Street
Gordon Theater
Shuttle Bros. Machine Co
State Highway Department
Peggy
Fairmont Avenue
Estridge Rites Set for A B Estridge 71 in Oxford
Funeral arrangements are pending for A B Estridge 71 of 209 W Walnut St Oxford following his death Saturday evening at home. He was a Kentucky native who farmed near Brockville Indiana before two years ago moving to Oxford and working for Miami University at Stanton Hill. He served in the US Army 1907 1913, including time in Cuba. Surviving are his wife Sadie a son Charles John son of Oxford another son David at home a daughter and four sisters join two brothers in mourning.
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Walnut St
Oxford
Louis Estridge
Middletown
Robert
Seattle
Wash
Estridge
Kentucky
Brockville
Ind
Miami University
Stanton Hill
U.s.army
Cuba
Sadie
Charles Johnson
David
Mrs. Sarah Friedline 89 Obituary
Mrs. Sarah Friedline 89 of 114 E Center St Germantown died at 830 am yesterday at her son Frank’s home. She had been ill two months and was widow of David Friedline. She was an active member of the EUB Church. Surviving include her son Frank.
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Germantown
Sarah Friedline
E. Center St
Frank
German
Y Town Rt
Friedline
David Friedline
EUB
Rites For Crash Victim Wednesday
Franklin services are set for Ru sell E. Barrett 27 of 138 Lynwood Dr killed in a Saturday auto crash on Chautauqua Road. The funeral at Anglesby Funeral Home Tuesday and Wednesday burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Barrett’s brother Monroe 37 died in January from injuries in a two car crash on U S 25 north of Franklin.
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Franklin
Rusell E. Barrett
Lynwood Dr
Chautauaua
Anglesby
L. P Rossman
Woodhill Cemetery
Barrett
Monroe Barrett
U. S. 25
WCPO star Bob Smith injured water skiing accident
Cinéma TV personality Robert Bob Smith aged 24 was seriously injured while water skiing on the Great Miami River near Hamilton. He suffered deep cuts after being struck by a boat propeller and underwent a five hour surgery at Mercy Hospital with rescuers transporting him by ambulance.
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Hamilton
Robert Bob Smith
Cinemas
Mercy Hospital
Great Miami River
Smith
Fort Thomas
Sheriff's
James Megginson
Don Ashford
Kennedy Rad
Trenton
Ashford
Nick Smith
Nolice
Obituary Notice for Germantown Family Service Details
Frank, two other sons Clyde Farmersville and Edgar of Germantown, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the John Arpp Funeral Home with the Rev. John Bench officiating. Burial will be in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Frank
Clyde Farmersville
Edgar
Germantown
John Arpp
John Bench
Germantown Cemetery
Estella Marconet 72 Dies. Requiem High Mass Planned
Mrs Estella Marconet 72 of 105 N Cherry St died yesterday morning at St Elizabeth Hospital Devon A Requiem High Mass will be sung at 930 am Wednesday at St Francis de Sales Church in Lebannon She is survived by six daughters Louise Thompson Catherine Drake Eleanor Freeland Rose Hines Rut Heffner and Dolores Bushelman three sons Gordon Bud and Eugene and three sisters Friends may call at Johnson Funeral Home.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
Estella Marconet
N. Cherry St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Devon
Louise Thompson
Dayton
Catherine Drake
Eleanor Freeland
Waynesville
Rose Hines
Kings Mill
Rut Heffner
Dolores Bushelman
Glendale
Gordon
Mainville
Francis
Bud
Wayneville
Eugene
Clarksville
Johnson Funeral Home
Eugene A Newkirk rites set for Eaton man
Eugene A. Newkirk 63 of Eaton died Friday night at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Ind The 2 p m service tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home will bury at Mound Hill Cemetery He worked for the state highway department and ran cattle hauling trucks 29 years Survived by wife Mattie a daughter Mrs Dorothy Reynolds of Eaton two sons Harold E and Joseph C Eaton a brother Robert Pittsburgh a sister Mrs Elizabeth Mann Dayton a half brother Ben Newkirk Eaton two half sisters Mrs Ollie Huffman and Mrs Bess Gosney Eaton three stepdaughters Mrs Gordon Toney Eaton Rt 4 Mrs James Eliopoulis and Mrs Glen McGraw Middletown and two stepsons Cecil and James Turman Eaton Home
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Eugene A. Newkirk Eaton
Eugene A. Newkirk
Eaton
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Barnes
Mound Hill Cemetery
Newkirk
State Highway Department
Matt Ties
Dorothy Reyolds
Harold E
Joseph C
Robert
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Mann
Dayton
Ben Newkirk
Ollie Huffman
Bess Gosney
Gordon Toney
Eaton Rt. 4
James Eliopoulis
Glen McGraw
Middletown
Cecil
James Turman
Obituaries for Henry Fischer and Elizabeth Keller
Henry Fischer 85 health services 10 am tomorrow at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home. Elizabeth Keller 75 of 41 N C St services 10 am Wednesday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Henry Fischer
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Elizabeth M. Keller
N. C St
Webb, Funeral Home
Alfred Neugbau er dies at 69 austrian stage icon
Vienna reports Alfred Neugebauer 69 renowned as the grand old man of the German speaking stage died Saturday. He started his career at 13 under Max Reinhardt. He shaped European theatre for decades.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Alfred Neugebauer
Austria
Max Reinhardt
San Francisco
Henry F. Grady
Soviet Russia
Greece
Iran
President Lines
Duncan SR St. Clair, 95, retires builder died yesterday
Charlotte North Carolina obituary notes Duncan St. Clair, age 95, a retired builder who worked across the United States and Canada and specialized in church construction. Born in Perth Scotland, he died yesterday in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Claims Shrink Without Surgery
An ad touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne marketed as Preparation H that allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. It claims rapid reductions in many cases with lasting relief and offers a money back guarantee.
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New York, SN. 3
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