Court Considers Trying Girl 14 in Murder Case
A Cleveland hearing set to decide if a 14 year old girl will be tried as a juvenile or an adult for the shooting of an 18 year old boy. The seventh grader at Patrick Henry Junior High was held for tests as the case proceeds. If she is charged as an adult she would be the youngest girl ever tried for first degree murder in Ohio.
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Cleveland
UPI
Patrick Henry
Ohio
Michael Ahrens
E. C. Sacks
State Division of Correction
Insurance Hike Plan Shows No Ohio Auto Rate Boost
F H Cameron of Travelers Indemnity says a review of Ohio auto losses indicates no rate rise is needed. Auto rate hikes for new policies had already taken effect last Wednesday, ranging 9.3 to 13.5 percent, announced by the National Automobile Underwriters.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
F.H. Cameron
Travelers Indemnity Co
Hartford, Conn
Acci
National Automobile Underwriters
Hunter bagged deer in two hours in Pennsylvania woods
Bob Culley of 16 1/2 Ollive Street earned a six pointer weighing about 130 pounds after two hours of deer hunting in Pennsylvania. He has hunted for 15 seasons with prior bucks mounted in his basement. The rapid catch contrasts with his usual every third season success.
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Bob Culley
Ollive St
Culley
Pennsylvania
Pearl Harbor fear recalled by Guam veteran 25 years on
Robert Aitken 49, an assistant director of a war on poverty program in Honolulu, recalls days on Guam before Pearl Harbor attack. He says tension was high and war seemed imminent, with Japan already occupying the Marianas north of Guam. He was head timekeeper for Pacific Naval Air Base contractors and had served five months on Guam and a year on Midway.
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Honolulu
UPI
Robert Aitken
Guam
Pearl Harbor
Marianas Island
Aitken
Pacific Naval Air Base
Midway
Archer Reilly Takes Office
Archer E. Reilly was sworn in for a 35 day term as Ohio state auditor to fill the late Roger W. Tracy’s unexpired term. He defeated Democrat Clarence H. Kinsley and will be succeeded Jan. 9 by Roger Cloud, appointed by Gov. Rhodes and elected to a four term.
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Columbus
UPI
Archer E. Reilly
Reilly
Roger W. Tracy
Clarence H. Kinsley
Roger Cloud
Ohio House
James A. Rhodes
Cloud
Christmas of the Ages Promise of the coming Messiah
The text recalls the biblical promise of a savior, detailing prophecies of Emmanuel and the Messiah. It frames Christ’s birth as a pivotal, awaited event in heaven and on earth, culminating in the foretold advent and the hope of redemption for humanity.
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Heaven
Earth
Emmanuel
God
Workshop Set For County Teachers
The second Huron County In-Service Workshop for teachers in Huron County Schools will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday. Primary Teachers meet in local districts with building principals. Intermediate teachers from the system meet in the New London Elementary School cafeteria for the second session of the NDEA Reading Workshop. Dr. Lawrence Kasdon of the Reading Center at Western Reserve University will speak on recognizing and providing for individual differences in reading in the intermediate classroom.
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Huron County
New London
Ele
Huron County Sales Tax Up From 1956 Figures
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports Huron County sales tax for July 1 to Nov. 26 totals at 390 805 dollars, up from 355 531 last year. For the two week span Nov 13 to Nov 26 the receipts are 36 624 versus 31 579 in 1956, indicating stronger retail sales.
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Huron County
John D. Herbert
November filings fill Huron County Court cases
Fifty seven cases were filed in November at Huron County Clerk of Court Dana W. Call’s office. Civil cases totaled 29, divorces 17, and criminal 11. Vehicle title work included 1,505 certificates and 499 liens, with 476 liens canceled. Fees reached 2978 dollars, tax collections 32575, wildlife 52, passport applications four.
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Huron County
Dana W. Call
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of Taxation
Division of Wildlife
Injured at Work Case At Clevite Harris In Norwalk
Joseph Pisko 47 of 63 Parsons Drive Norwalk was treated and released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for a cut forehead after being struck by a crowbar while working at Clevite Harris Saturday.
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Joseph Pisko
Parsons Drive
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Clevite-Harris
Bus Official Becomes Certified Driver Training Instructor
Ray Scheerer, coordinator of school transportation in Erie, Huron and Richland Counties, completed a course to become a certified school bus driver training instructor. He was formerly employed by the Western Reserve Local Board of Education. The training was provided by the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service.
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Ray Scheerer
Erie
Huron
Richland Counties
Scheerer
Western Reserve Local Board of Education
The
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
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