Ohio PTA Delegates Open New Memorial Building
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers holds its 50th annual convention in Columbus at the Franklin County Veterans Memorial Auditorium, the first event in the new facility. Delegates from about 2,300 attend sessions, hear leaders from California New York and Columbus, tour the Capitol, and view student performances and a film festival as state legislators discuss procedures and voting technology.
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Franklin County Veterans Memorial
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
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California
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ralph W. Lockman
New York City
Christ Church
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J.D. Folkman
Ent
Novice G. Fawcett
Capitol Building
Russell C. Bickel
State Capitol
Birmingham PTA Drive Attracts 77 Members
BIRMINGHAM The Florence Elementary PTA reports 77 members after a membership drive. Mrs Arnold Sprunk announced the tally at a Wednesday meeting with first grade parents leading the effort. Discussion topics include reading methods and emotional problems of children as future meeting subjects.
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Florence
Johnny
PTA
Kenneth Bell
Paul Markworth
Columbus
Donald Scott
James Ehrman
LaRue Biddinger
C. Barnett
Haines
Barefoot
Rally Day and homecoming at Congregational Church
Sullivan area brief about Congregational Church Rally Day on Sunday with morning program, basket dinner at noon, afternoon program, movies, and guest speakers. Also notes Brownies and Girl Scouts activities, Halloween planning with firehouse staff, hospital auxiliary meeting, local social calls, and a 40th wedding anniversary for Leo and Mrs Koons.
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Girl Scouts
Brownies
Vivian Cole
Ann Foster
Bertha Raider
Marjorie Farnsworth
Elois Ringler
Virginia Ringler
Betty Smith
Vada Ward
Lodi Hospital
Lodi
Leo Koons
Venezuela oil output hits new weekly high
Venezuela maintains rising crude production reaching 2,140,294 barrels in a week as output climbs to record levels.
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Venezuela
Michigan Pheasant Season Open Oct 20 in Michigan
Michigan sets pheasant season from October 20 to November 10 across lower peninsula public lands. Hunters, residents and nonresidents, face improving odds as the pheasant population hits a 10 year high with expected strong hunting. Small game licenses remain $15 and available at hardware stores sporting goods shops and farm stores.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Lane Starts Talent Hunt for Cardinals Manager
Lane, new Cardinals general manager, searched for a field manager and players to bolster a fine nucleus for a 1956 pennant bid. He named two of three candidates: current manager Harry Walker and Freddie Hutchinson of Seattle. Lane, 59, said his three year contract was mutually satisfactory.
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ST. Louis
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Lane
Chicago White Sox
Cardinals
Moore Still Top Heavy in Ring Magazine Rankings
Archie Moore remains the top heavyweight contender in Ring Magazine rankings as of today's issue, signaling a possible title bout with Rocky Marciano next June after Moore's September loss. Bob Baker and Tommy Jackson hold second and third, with Nino Valdes rising to fourth, replacing Don Cockell amid plans for a contenders elimination tournament.
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Archie Moore
Ring
Rocky Marciano
Archie
Marciano
Big Bob Baker
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Nino Valdes
Cuba
Don Cockell
England
Kaye
Cockell
Moore
Baker
Jackson
Valdes
Jim Norris
United Foes Fight Results Reported
In Los Ang One, Calhoun, at 157 pounds, defeats opponent by KO in White Plains N Kora Sonny Gul at 157% from Pasadena. Charlie Smith at 148 from Wa co Tex knocks out Dave Cervantes 147 from Merced Calf.7.
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Calhoun
White Plains
N. Kora
Sonny Gul
Pasadena
Cate
Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Waco
Tex
Dave Cervantes
Merced
Calf
Browns Defense To Be Tested Sunday By Eagles
Cleveland faces a tough test as the Browns defense aims to slow Philadelphia’s remodeled offense led by Otto Graham at quarterback. Bill Stribling, Ray Renfro, and Curly Morrison anchor the Browns pass and run defense while Pete TRIMBLE Modzelewski and others prepare for a strong aerial attack projected from the Eagles.
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Hardy
Eagles
Bobby Walston
49Ers
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Pihos
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Labruc
NBL
Nns
Oone Sun
Bill Stribling
Otto Graham
York Giants
Ray Renfro
Trimble
Curly Morrison
Dub Jones
Modzelewski
Stribling
Notre Dame Michigan Big Game Weekend Clash
United Press reports Notre Dame No 5 faces Miami No 13 in the Orange Bowl in a major intersectional kickoff weekend. UCLA and Oregon State also meet as top Friday night college football action anchors a slate of regional TV matchups across the country.
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Rockets pace Canadiens in season opener against Leafs
Maurice Rocket Richard scored the 423rd goal of his career as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2–0 in Hector Blake's coaching debut. Bernie Geofrion suffered a possible season-ending injury, while Chicago upset Detroit 3–2 as Nick Mickoski notched the winner and Ted Lindsay opened for Detroit.
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National Hockey League
Maurice
Rocket
Richard
Montreal
Hector
Toe
Record Harness Horse Sale Sets Lexington Average Record
Record sales in Lexington Kentucky closed their sixth and final session last night with a new average price of 3315 dollars, surpassing the previous high of 3168 dollars set in 1952.
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Lexington
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