Hollywood Professor to Speak at Columbia Commencement
Columbia High School hosts Prof. Lewis C. yer for the 40th commencement address in the school auditorium. The speaker, with degrees from Hiram College and Akron University, has 30 years in Ohio education and has held roles from principal to college instructor.
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Akron University
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Mimsey Farmer Faces Unemployment After Film Role Choice
Mimsy Farmer lost her job at a Balyeandt theater after taking a part in an upcoming film. At Universal she spoke of not returning to candy counters, noting she began as an usherette before moving to acting. The move could launch her into stardom.
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Mimsy Farmer
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Balyeandt
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Shirley Temple
Universal
Riley
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Northeastern Ohio Heart Association Formed By Merger
The Cleveland Area Heart Society merges with Erie Medina and Richard W Watts groups to form the Heart Association of Northeastern Ohio. Dr Salvatore M Sancetta elected as president. New officers include C Richard Newpber vice chair and Dr Fredrick S Cross secretary. The expanded body includes Ashtabula Geauga Lake and Erie counties.
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Medina
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Richard Newpber
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Fred S. McConnnell Jr
Biss
Edward Kupniewski
Detroit Rd
Avon
George Olson
Woodside l Ave
Vermilion
Omaha Beach veteran stays busy with life after D-Day
Omaha Beach veteran Phc. Leo Heroux, age 40, still spends summers near the site of his 1944 landing with his French wife Anne Marie Broeckx and family. He plans no steps to return to the United States, works in an auto driving school, and visits the American Cemetery to speak English.
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Broeckx Farm
Cherbourg
Belgium
Germany
Heart research talk set for Lorain dinner meeting
Dr. Richard W. Watts elected president of the Heart Association of Northeastern Ohio will speak at the Lorain County Heart Branch annual dinner at McGarvey's Party House. He will discuss research funded by HANO and hold several hospital appointments, with a public dinner at 6 30 p m Wednesday.
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Alabama schools graduate two Negroes without fuss
The article reports that two Black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, were allowed to graduate at West End and Ramsay High in Birmingham despite earlier opposition. National Guard federalization and police enforcement accompanied the events while civil rights actions continue elsewhere including St. Augustine clashes and King’s push to veto any weakened civil rights bill.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
Birningham Post-Herald
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Ihey
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Malone
James Hood
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West End High
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Ramsay High
Jacksonville
Fla
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Pallas
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Congress Keeps Bible Battle Flaring In House Hearings
In Washington UPI reports the House Judiciary Committee led by Emanuel Celler will press on with hearings on school prayer and Bible reading. The panel may consider a constitutional amendment to override Supreme Court rulings while weighing a record in favor of voluntary prayer. Rep. John Lindsay proposes immigration reform ending national origins quotas.
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Judy Garland in hospital seeks recovery after coma episode
Hong Kong report says Garland suffering from pleurisy and likely to leave hospital soon. Personal physician Dr. Lee Siegel and Dr. Harry Colfer have cared for her since last Thursday after a sudden illness.
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Lee Siegel
Los Angeles
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Bottling Firm Reports Break-In
An undetermined amount of cash was taken from South Shore Bottling Co. at 1251 Colorado Ave in a break-in discovered Friday by plant manager Harald H Thamac. The incident occurred at the Lorain facility and police were notified.
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South Shore Bottling Co
Colorado Ave
Harald H Thamac
Heist Targets Locked Desk Drawer in Office
The money vanished from a locked desk drawer as thieves appeared to know the location. Several other desk drawers were ransacked but nothing else was taken.
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