Ohio State and OMBIER broadcast Emergency Radio Junior College
The Ohio State University and OM B ier sponsor a radio based college level program titled Emergency Radio Junior College. WOSU will air courses taught by OSU faculty offering University credits for those who later matriculate. Enrollment is open to non high school graduates as special students with lessons mailed free to participants.
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Enrollment Request Notice From Lorain County Schools
A notice indicates applications can be sent to Lorain County Emergency Schools. It names John G. Olmstead, Supervisor, Masonic Building, Elyria, Ohio, as the contact for enrollment.
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John G. Olmstead
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Elyria
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Rewards Urged For Peace Time Heroes Of Crime
Maj. Ern est Burt urges wartime style rewards for civilians who resist crime. He proposed medals or ribbons and state protections for those who risk harm while stopping wrongdoing, noting many corporate workers may face danger without recognition. The idea has been discussed with the U S attorney general and awaits consideration.
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Miss Osborn Wins Automobile From Local Lottery
Miss Helen Osborn won a 1935 Ford in a drawing held by the John Lersch Company Saturday night. This is the second car the firm has given away this year but they say no more automobiles will be awarded due to NRA rules. Osborn recently suffered a car accident and officials hope the car aids her recovery.
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Peace time plan targets crime and safety costs
Burt cites Justice Department data from 76 cities in August showing 179 intentional homicides and 9,692 burglaries among crimes, arguing people accept small losses over injury or death. Han non and Theisen nearly ended racing careers after wrecks and recklessness respectively.
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Department of Justice
Invalides Keep Wounded French Veterans at State Expense
The Invalides houses wounded veterans of the French army and maintains them at public expense as part of state support for military personnel.
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Whately Official Cleared in Boston Parking Case
William G. Strippe chairman of the Whately selectmen faced a parking violation dispute in Boston after traveling from Deerfield with a picture of his car. Found not guilty, he argued that expenses should be reimbursed, contending the public costs were unjust.
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