Seventeen Die In Ohio Weekend Accidents
An Associated Press tally shows at least 17 Ohioans died in weekend incidents from Friday 6 pm to late night, including 14 in traffic. Victims include John E. Alban struck by a car in Columbus, and a train collision near Canton that killed Oostdyk and injuring others. A Goshen crash killed Mable Sparks and others were hurt. motorcycle crash killed George Kunich. drownings and a fatal fire claimed more lives. Casualties also included a child and several others in various crashes across the state.
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John E. Alban
Columbus
Robert J. Oostdyk
Ravenna
William F. Council, Sr
Canton
Oostdyk
Goshen
Clermont County
Mable Sparks
Cincinnati
George R. Kunich
Cleveland
Trucker Killed in West of Rayland Collision
Joseph A. Negolska, 28, died when a truck went out of control four miles west of his Rayland home near Steubenville. The vehicle struck a utility pole, causing the fatal crash in Columbus area road conditions.
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Joseph A. Negolska
Rayland
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New Pajamas to His Taste
The year’s demand among steam heated cliff dwellers is for broadcloth pajamas doubling as lounging suits. A long wrap-around coat with sash replaces buttons, broad lapels, and conventional trousers define the set. Country men seek warmth with twill pajamas brushed inside to seal warmth, plus a wide range of flannel and flannelette toasters in stripes, plaids and prints.
Weather turning cooler as frost touches the fields
The morning forecast notes a dip to 34 degrees signaling fall. The first light frost occurred overnight while temperatures tonight near 45 degrees. Yesterday’s high reached 51 with today at 42 as Tuesday looks for fair, warmer conditions.
Ultra-Modern Bridge Club Elects officers at meeting
The Ultra-Modern Bridge Club met at Mrs. Anna Darneal home for a business session. Miss Ella Watkins was named president and the slate included vice president Mrs. Darneal secretary Mrs. Georgiana Bell treasurer Mrs. Mary Robinson social committee chairman Mrs. Mary White assistant secretary Mrs. Jessie Webb and reporter Mrs. Roberta Milton. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Florence Childs Mrs. Susie Gary and Mrs. Mary Robinson.
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Anna Darneal
Ella Watkins
Georgiana Bell
Mary Robinson
Mary White
Jessie Webb
Roberta Milton
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Mary R&obinson
Ex Reporter Dies After World Beat Career
Syracuse, N Y AP Wilbur Gilchrist Miller 82 died here yesterday A Canton Ohio native Miller began on the Canton Repository and graduated Georgetown University He was a close regional friend of Theodore Roosevelt and covered the White House and Congress during Roosevelt Taft and Coolidge presidencies.
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Portsmouth
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Canton
Canton Repository
Georgetown University
Miller
Eodore Rooevelt
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
William Howard Tat
Calvin Coolidge
Combs Made From Styrene Plastics Reveal Varied Styles
Combs molded from styrene plastics offer rigidity strength and light weight. The plastic allows warm colors and transparent options. Styles include tail, large and small lady's combs and a sturdy men’s model. Malaya’s population has risen nearly one third in 16 years.
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Malaya
Cat and rat training shows peace lesson for world
Tulane psychologist Dr. Loh Seng Tsai trains four alley cats from New Orleans to live with white rats. The work tests cooperation beyond natural enmity, aiming to persuade United Nations delegates with a film of cats and rats working together.
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Washington
Tulane University
New Orleans
Loh-Seng Tsai
American Psychological Association
United Nations
Tsai’s cat and rat coop experiments hint at world peace
Dr Tsai describes a gate with three chambers where a cat and a rat must press separate floor buttons to reach food. If both cooperate they succeed. if one fails or uses the same button they stall. He argues such cooperation offers lessons for avoiding atomic destruction and emphasizes shared background motive and training in humans.
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Dr. Tsai
Tsai
World Peace Insight Spurs International Cooperation
The statement argues that the result will illuminate the issue of world peace and international cooperation, on which humanity's fate hinges.
Katmai Eruption Killed Wildlife Not Humans Harmed
The Katmai Alaska eruption killed countless birds bears and caribou but no humans were harmed as nearby residents were not in danger during the event.
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Katmai
Alaska
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