Ohio youth commission approves education plan with sex instruction
Ohio's Youth Commission, created by Governor Lausche, approved 39 recommendations affecting education from preschool to college. Proposals include a state board of education, expanded school facilities, kindergarten in all elementary schools, gifted and disabled student programs, and integrating sex education into curricula while boosting funding and health testing.
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Ohio Commission On Children and Youth Today
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
White House
Washington
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Boards of Education
Franklin Institute to honor 11 scientists from six nations
The Franklin Institute will award 11 scientists from six nations for outstanding 1950 work. Recipients include Eugene Paul Wigner for group theory in quantum mechanics, Charles S. Barret for metallurgy, Donald W. Kerst for the betatron, Paul W. Keifer for railroad safety, Merle A. Tuve for proximity fuse, and the Varium brothers for the klystron. Other medalists include Hickman, Freyssinet, Magnel, and Schonland, with work ranging from steel for concrete to radar and lightning studies.
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Franklin Institute
Richard T. Nalle
Eugene Paul Wigner
Princeton University
Wigner
Hungary
Charles S. Barret
Chicago University
Institute For the Study of Metals
Francis J. Cramer
Vermillion
S. D
John Price Wetherill
Donald W. Kerst
Kerst
Wauwatosa
Wis
University of Illinois
Paul W. Keifer
New York City
George R. Henderson
New York Central
Merle A. Tuve
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Howard N. Potts
Tuve
Russell Variam
Sigurd Variam
Kenneth C. D. Hickman
London
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
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Hickman
Eugene Freyssinet
Paris
Gustav P. R. Magnel
Belgium
Basil F. J. Schonland
Johannesburg
South Africa
Freyssinet
Prof
Magne
Schonland
Tax on Video Sets in Stores Before Nov 1
Columbus AP report says a 10 percent tax on television sets and quick freeze units becomes effective Nov 1 but cannot be charged on items bought before that date. Harry Busey, collector for the area, warned dealers charging the tax on pre Nov 1 acquisitions will face penalties. Tax applies when stocks in dealer hands or in transit are sold on Nov 1.
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Columbus
Internal Revenue
Harry Busey
Reedurban Civic Club elects Toohey president in meeting
Reedurban Civic Club met in Reedurban School to elect officers with James A. Toohey named president Paul Young vice president Harold W. Austin secretary William Roberts treasurer and Woodie McMasters and Dr. Robert Allison trustees. Delegates Ralph Ross Charles Snyder and O W Whitmyer named refreshment chairmen. Next meeting set for November 6 at the school.
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Reedurban
James A. Toohey
Paul Young
Harold W. Austin
William Roberts
Woodie McMasters
Robert Allison
Gerald Pitts
David Ladd
Ways and Means
Mr. Young
Clyde Springer
G. E. Blackledge
Dr. Allison
Ralph Ross
Charles Snyder
O. W. Whitmyer
Korea Heroism Wins Silver Star for Ohioan
First Lt. William B. Caldwell III of Letart Falls Ohio receives the Silver Star for actions July 19 near Taejon. He led a counterattack, overran the ambush position, and returned under heavy fire to rescue four wounded men from Headquarters Company 19th Infantry, 24th Division. The note adds a brief history line about North Dakota’s first paper in 1873.
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Korea
Eighth Army
William B. Caldwell III
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Caldwell
19Th Infantry Regiment
24Th Infantry Division
Taejon
Hanley Insists He Wasn't Paid To Step Aside
NEW YORK Oct 18 AP Democratic accusations of Republican corruption rocked New York as Gov Dewey denied cash or promises influenced Lt Governor Hanley's withdrawal from the governor race. Hanley, now GOP Senate candidate, said no money or crooked intent guided his decision and defended his letter. Lynch demanded both Dewey and Hanley withdraw, urged a grand jury probe, and warned of impeachment over a supposed office barter.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Joe R. Hanley
Hanley
Senate
Walter A. Lynch
Lynch
White House
Westchester County
ZANESVILLE Man dies after scaffold fall at work
Theodore Kennedy aged 69 of Zanesville died in a fall from a scaffold he was repairing. Authorities investigated the incident and notified next of kin.
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Zanesville
Theodore Kennedy
Police Cancel Request For Vote On 40 Hours In Canton
The board of elections received Tuesday afternoon a formal withdrawal of the 40 hour week initiative petitions for Canton police. Leroy Schirack said the petitions will be withdrawn from the November 7 ballot. The police committee sponsors ordered withdrawal because the city council already passed a similar ordinance.
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Canton
Board of Elections
Leroy Schirack
Milk on doorstep affects flavor and vitamin content
D. W. Joseph son of University of Pennsylvania dairy science urges farmers to pick up milk early as sunlight alters flavor and depletes vitamins. He spoke at a local farm meeting, noting sunshine degrades freshness and nutritional value of milk available on doorsteps.
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ST. Paul
D. W. Josephson
University of Pennsylvania
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