Ohio selects Boys Nation delegates from Buckeye state
Westerville and Fremont youths Richard Gorsuch and Albert Herick win Ohio spots to attend the American Legion Boys Nation in Washington. The Buckeye Boys State closed with Richard Bettlinger named top judicial official and Dean Burns honored as a leading lawyer. Special recognition went to slogan contest winner Roger Luscombe and all-star legislative teams in the Senate and House.
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Camp Perry
Upi
Ohio
Westerville
Fremont
American Legion
Mansfield
Mason
Richard Bettinger
Sandusky
Dean Burns
Canton
Dale Shipley
Nenia
William McKisky
Painesville
Roger Luscombe
Warren
Ohio Highway Patrol
James Burns
Cincinnati
Senate
House
Boys State
Clark Michael Massoud
Wiliam ‘Fost
Camden
Harold Bragg
Akron
Ea! Thorp
Youngstown
Coen
James Pierce
Woodville
David Gleckner
Barverton
Charles Mason
Springfield
David Spain
Columbus
Girls State Draws 636 Teen-Age Delegates in Ohio
In Columbus Buckeye Girls State on the Ohio State campus 636 teen-agers learn practical government at the American Legion Auxiliary program. Mayors Mary Estelle Armstrong and Catherine R. Dobbs will advise. Girls are assigned 14 fictional cities and elected mayors. leaders Vera Mincks and Ann Giller guide party dynamics as elections loom.
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Columbus
Capital University
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Barbara Helal
Bridgeport
Laura Hughes
Cleveland
Marilyn Powell
Mansfield
Narcy Ingley
Alice Stout
Carte Zucco
Patricia Ann Haase
Napoleon
Helen Schenk
Mubhard
Eyam Richards
Lancaster
Julie Prileitiere
Parma
Shirley Eversole
Columbus Grove
Car
Boy Admits Killing Girl in Seattle Case
72 year old Ray John Barker confessed to slaying four year old Kathryn Lane Ruoff and burying her nude body beneath a wood floor. He said she walked into the garage and he strangled her. Barker lives across the street from the girl's home and has prior problems. Kathryn Ruoff was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Ruoff, a Washington state representative and an insurance man.
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Seattle
Wash
Kathryn Lane Ruoff
Victor Kramer
Ray John Barker
Kathryn
Richard Ruoff
Ruoff
Washington
Kramer
Barker
City Water Office Scrutiny Points to Billing Irregularities
A city waterworks investigation found 27 overcharged and four undercharged bills with one undercharge paid March 6. The report questioned missing ledgers and stubs, possible long‑standing irregularities dating back to 1945, and suggested tighter bill preparation and record keeping. Meinke, suspended then dismissed, appealed, was restored with a day’s penalty, and resigned effective June 1 after vacation.
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Meinke
Civil Service Commission
Water Works Collection Office
Biggs
Troxel Mig. Co
Steel Wage Talks Shift To 11 Smaller Firms
The union presses for a new contract as 11 smaller firms join the Big Three in wage talks ahead of the June 30 strike deadline. Companies demand a five year no strike package, while the union seeks better take home pay and a larger package. Negotiations hinge on contract length and package size as talks pause pending broader outcomes.
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Jones & Laughlin Sire
Younts & Tub
Inland Steel
Great Lakes Steel
Wheeling Steel
Allegheny Influm Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Armica
Lesh
York
Unnion
Junion
Toalina
Ventirels
Anis
United Press
Pattee
Thomas Paiton
Republic Steel
Joan A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
John Morse
Bethlehem
McDonald
Roth Stephens
FBI Probes H Bomb Leak and Waikiki Hotel Stay
FBI investigations focus on a potential leak about a hydrogen bomb test and claim a informant stayed at a Waikiki hotel during the event. Officials say the bomb was dropped seven miles from the target and that the aircraft and equipment did not malfunction. Experts deny any connection to human error and emphasize no weapon was released.
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Waikiki
Hwa
FBI
Cornice Isound
Alrald A. Quarles
Washington
Legislators Back C-T Proposals For Rail Crossing Safety
Ohio legislators back Chronicle-Telegram urged plan to fund railroad crossing protection. They call for legislature action via the Legislative Service Commission, noting annual rail crossing deaths and urging state and local funding with railroad cost sharing.
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Legislative Service Commission
Roger Cloud
Logan
Sse
Char
Service Commission
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Ghigo
Mosher
Chronicle
I Public
Uti
C Stanley Mechem
C. William O
Skipton
Legislative Sencee Commission
Burge
Highway Department
Father Arrested For Fatal Shooting Of Family Friend
Arrest followed a sudden fight at a barbecued gathering. DEREY ANDREWS AN was taken into custody after allegedly shooting Bios Hubbard and his wife Elizabeth Hubbard. Hubbard, 42, died from injuries after being shot in the thigh and chest. Witnesses describe Andrews claiming intent before firing and fleeing the scene. An airman connected to the Hubbard family was present. police said Andrews surrendered a pistol at the doorway before the confrontation moved to the yard.
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Derey Andrews AN
Ube
Bios Hubbard
Ane Drews
Sival
Ebubbard
Andrews der Ma Daughtier
Elizabett
Ana Veseriuste Tuubhard
Gereivs
Boil
Chy
Mosquiteese
Ndress
Eliabeth Andrews
Alis
Hubbard
Angus
H Hubbard
Andrews
Tlubbard
Irs. Hubbard
Usase
Ohio Heat Sparks Toll of 31 Deaths in Weekend Accidents
A United Press survey records 31 fatal injuries in Ohio over a hot weekend. Traffic crashes caused 14 deaths, drownings nine, and a Fremont plane crash added three. Dozens more fatalities arose from fires and miscellaneous incidents across multiple counties.
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Trewnings
Fie
Ohio
Rewnings
Cleveland
Richard Fox
Louisville
Lebanon
Stevr EL Sauliics
Login
Black River
Ensil E. Miller
Crestline
Calvin Walters
Fremont
Vaughn Rose
Crystal Lake
Clark Comm
Lower Valley
Springfield
Richard Jne Tierce
Sharpsburg
Pe Mile
Collumodus
Hamilton Man Meads Amvers Mansfield at Ohio convention
A report from the Onin AmVers annual convention in Columbus notes Hamilton Man Meads Amvers and George Mansfield elected to key posts. Ronald E. Salo and Steimle are named, with Steimle as vice commander. Drowned attendees Wallace Sarto and Dale remembered after a boy was swept away in the river.
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Risenhower Cleft
Walter Reed Hospital
Risenhower
Eisenhower
David
Disha Eisenhower
Susan
Barbara Anne
Maj
John Eisenhower
Mary Dean
Sion
Keys
Bef
Michael
la Mavor Keys
Laka
Cler
Ass Bruck
Betty
Stu
Mre
Rice
Meinie
Meinike
Fey
Asneid
PSOE
The
Rome
Nicosea
Elisen
RAOC
Special Branch
Soha
Cyprus
William Boteler
Doyle Agner
Ottawa
Ang
Gene Frick
Putnam County
Pandora Santias
John Lebig
Myrtle Lebig
Versailles
Prado
Greenville
Ronald Darnell
Fern
Gall Hospital
William Menha
iWellsturg
W. Va
Gwentt
Howard
Elmore
Ottawa County
Robert L. Burns
Soh Lima
Columbiana County
New Pt
Midval Autitori i
Charles Williams
Sharon
Linda
Barbara Ann Kump
Wincone
Minerva
Paul E. Warner
Springfield Township
Harold W. Musselman
Nevada
Beaver Creek
Pennsylvania
East Livernal
West Andover
Steimle
Earl Richardson
Camp Washington
Little Miami River
Franklin Wallace
Peebles
Cronald J. Jones
Port Clinton
Fe l
Portmilton
Toledo
Erie
Mies
Hamilton Man Meads Amvers
Hun Gordon
Atc
Power Moyer
Herbert Hoover
Middle Ave
Warren 2
Servierd
A. D. Baum
Oberlin Road
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