Ohio Supreme Court Backs Local Option Election in Athens Inn Case
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 7-0 to allow a local option election over a proposed inn near Ohio University in Athens. James T. Shipman had petitioned for a writ of mandamus after the Athens County Board of Elections rejected a vote on the issue, amid signers withdrawing their names.
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Bailliwlick
Columbus
John W. Galbreath
Ohio Supreme Court
High Tribunal
James T. Shipman
Athens
Ohio University
Athens County Board of Elections
Shipman
Forger Alert as Three Known Crooks Head to Middletown
Acting captain of detectives Harold Gray warned local merchants that three known forgers are reportedly heading for Middletown. Chillicothe police relayed the report through the state patrol. patrolmen have been alerted to detain any of the men. Gray urged verification of identification for checks and suggested using car registration as proof over social security cards due to recent forgeries.
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Harold Gray
Chillicothe
State Patrol
Gray
Scout Troop 58 Court of Honor Held on Curtis Street
Boy Scout Troop 58 held its annual court of honor in the Youth Opportunity Building on Curtis Street with a covered-dish dinner, a scouting talk, and award presentations. Former scoutmaster Edwin Zickgraf challenged scouts as future citizens and presented awards to Danny LeForce Levon Hilley and Ernest Coppock while Victor McQuire received the rank of star.
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Boy Scout Troop 58
Youth Opportunity
Curtis Street
Edwin Zickgraf
Danny LeForce
Levon Hilley
Ernest Coppock
Victor McQuire
State Youth Board Names Twelve Members
Gov James A Rhodes announced 12 appointees to Ohio's new Youth Commission advisory board. Named were Galion's Edward J Ruzzo and Mary Lyndhurst among others from Columbus Akron Toledo and Wooster, with members from Cincinnati Jefferson and Youngstown to study juvenile delinquency and assist the state legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
the Galion
Edward J. Ruzzo
Mary Lyndhurst
W. Richard Wright
New Youthion
George A. Lowe
Akron
Thomas L. Barnett
Services Advisory Board
Joseph P. Malone
Jefferson
Toledo
James A. Rhodes Harold
Rickert
Youngstown
Myron T. Brenneman
Wooster
Ohio Youth Commission
Selwyn D. Ruslander
Mary E. Keatingee
Benjamin S. Schwartz
The
Martha Belle Boyd
Cinnati
Walter G. Whitlatch
Newport's Crime Fight Is Praised
In Cincinnati Newport, Kentucky is cited as a model in a national fight against organized crime. A Justice Department official cites a $22 billion annual racketeering market and urges public mobilization to combat crime. Newport’s casinos were shut in 1961 after reform efforts aided by federal officials.
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Cincinnati
United States
Justice Department
William Fowler Jr
U.S
Republic
Fowler
Newport
Ohio River
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Man Hospitalized After Illness at Home
Ernest Gentry 52 of 1514 Forrest Ave was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after he became ill at home yesterday. Emergency squad reported giving him oxygen on scene.
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Ernest Gentry
Porrest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Queen Victoria Popularized Preserved Ginger
The article credits Queen Victoria with popularizing preserved ginger, noting that her taste helped bring the condiment into widespread recognition and use in royal and general households.
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Queen Victoria
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