Bevis Recommends Firing OSU Professor Darling
Ohio State University President Howard L. Bevis recommended the immediate dismissal of 41 year old physics professor Byrom T. Darling for refusing to say whether colleagues were communists. Bevis cited the Fifth Amendment as not excuse for unfitness and insubordination in the matter before the board of trustees.
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Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University Today
Byrom T. Darling
Bevis
Darling
House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Prof. Darling
Welde
Dr Darling
Seven Hurt In Collision On Route 35
Gallia County reports three fatalities and seven injuries after a two vehicle head on crash on Route 35 near Gallipolis at 1 40 p m The victims include Oscar Bo Chamberlain 66 of Nitro West Virginia and Lewis Blankenship 29 of Detroit Michigan The crash left both cars demolished and set off a spate of highway fatalities in the county within 36 hours as authorities identify the seven Detroit workers riding with Blankenship and note the loss of life from a separate Sunday incident on Route 7 near the Silver Bridge
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Here
Gallia County
Route 35
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Nitro
W.va
Lillian Chamberlain
Lewis Blankenship
Detroit
State Highway Patrol
Chamberlain
Blankenship Auto
Jackson
Blankenship
J. B. Whittaker
Austin Blankenship
Wesley Blankenship
John O'Byrne
Okey Bolen
Wallace Bean
Caroline Hooper
Bolen
Bean
Hooper
Holzer Hospital
Junior Johnson
UN Team Sees Smooth Path to Prisoner Exchange in Korea
United Nations and Communist representatives in Panmunjom foresee a swift exchange of sick and wounded prisoners, plus civilian internees, as talks report progress. Negotiations center on a nine point plan by Adm. Daniel with both sides ready to deliver rosters and crews to Panmunjom.
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Munsan
United Nations
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Reds
Panmunium
Adm
John C. Daniel
Panmunjom
Lee Sang Cho
Red Laden
Daniel
Ede
Lee
Geneva
Chou Er-'ai
Army Plans POW Shift At Panmunjom Release
The Far East Command outlined tentative procedures for naming released American POWs at Panmunjom. An arriving prisoner will have his name rank serial number condition and home address recorded and relayed to Munsan and Tokyo by teletype. Names will be released to news media about one to two hours after arrival.
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Far East
Panmunjom
Munsan
Panmuniom
Reds Force ROKs Back at Central Front Hill Fight
South Korean Third ROK Division battled to hold a strategic Central Front outpost as Communist forces attacked twice. U S Sabre jets claimed two MIGs shot down and several damaged in air combat over North Korea.
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U. S
Eighth Army
Anchor Hill
Korea
Judge Dooms Wife Slayer Sentenced To Hang
George Edward Grammer was sentenced to hang for the murder of his wife to marry a New York stenographer. Judge Herman M Moser stated Grammer plotted to murder and stage an accidental death. Mrs Grammer, a Baltimore nurse, died when her car plunged down a hill near Baltimore on August 20.
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George Edward Grammer
New York
Herman M Moser
Grammer
Inter Sedan
Price Decline Trims Rail Wages Across 1.3 Million Workers
Washington reports a three cent per hour pay cut for 1.3 million rail workers as the February cost of living index drops. The move partly reverses a four cent hike granted last month and aims to save carriers about 7 million dollars monthly.
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Washington
Four Ohioans Deny Part in Art Thefts
Four men arrested in the theft of religious paintings from a Catholic cathedral in Bardstown Kentucky pleaded innocent before federal officials. Jasper Aiello of Youngstown was named as an underworld figure, John Millovich 42 of Warren and John Lupu 29 of Warren entered pleas, Albert Spagnola 379 of Cleveland also pleaded innocent in Cleveland.
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Bardstown
Jasper Joseph Aiello
John Millovich
Warren
John Ralph Lupu
Albert Spagnola
Cleveland
Dirksen Urges Cuts If Korea Truce Occurs
Senate figures clash over arms budgets in wake of Korea talks. Dirksen argues for substantial reductions if a truce ends fighting, while Russell Sparkman and Duff caution against deep cuts that would weaken defense and risk Soviet threats. Truman proposed $46.296 billion for next year.
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D-Ga
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Sen. Duff
R-Pa
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Benson defends farm policy citing inherited price woes
Denver secretary of agriculture accuses political foes of dumping responsibility for a farm price decline on the Eisenhower administration. He lists inherited issues including a 16 year 50 percent dollar devaluation, national debt, farm price drops, high production costs, and storage harming foreign trade. He notes farm prices fell only 1 percent since taking office and predicts steadier prices in spring and summer.
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Benson
Eisenhower
GOP
National Farm and Rarch Congress
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Court Delays Asphalt Bids In Ohio Turnpike Case
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Weygandt granted a stay on a lower court order that would force the Ohio Turnpike Commission to solicit bids for both Portland cement and asphalt concrete on the 241 mile superhighway. Arguments on the appeal were set for May. The commission had opened bids only for cement after a referee found a deal with engineers to favor cement.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
District Court of Appeals
Commission
T. J. Kauer
Taft Endorses Leonard Hall For GOP Chair
Sen Taft endorses Leonard Hall as Republican National Chairman saying Hall would be entirely acceptable and that he has no preference among candidates. He notes other proposed nominees would also be acceptable.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Leonard Hall
Senate
Hall
Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Week Then Colder Weekend
Forecast shows temperatures averaging slightly above normal through midweek then dropping by Sunday. Normal lows run 38 to 40, highs 36 to 63 from north to south. Rain expected Wednesday and Friday, with total precipitation near half an inch.
Clyde two killed in west of town crash
Two Clyde men died in a two car collision Monday night west of Clyde. Victims were Whaley Denham and John Harville.
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CLYDE
Here
Whaley Denham
John Harville
Soviets Oust High Ranking Party Leader
The Soviet press reports Semyon D. Ignatiev, a member of the five man Secretariat, was released from duties for failing to detect falsity in the doctors plot charges. He headed the Security Ministry during the period when the doctors were being prepared. Western observers suggest a broader Kremlin purge may follow.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Semyon D. Ignatiev
Ignatiev
Jme
Kremlin
Gunman Steals $4890 From Akron Cleaners Worker
In daylight near a Cleveland street, a stocky gunman about 46 robbed an Allen Cleaners employee of Akron of 4890. Miss Rena Ferrini of Garfield Heights said he forced her to lie in her car and grabbed the canvas money bag containing cash from 24 Cleveland stores.
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Allen Cleaners
Akron
Rena Ferrini
Garfield Heights
Man Confesses to Three Slayings Across States
A 28 year old Indianapolis man told police a bizarre cross country killing tale starting in Connecticut and ending in Arizona. He described the death of a Greenwich, Connecticut child and named a suspect called Jacks Wilson or Jaixer. He repeated the story to Hartford and Greenwich officials by telephone.
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Arizona
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Pope
Smith
Greenwich
Conn
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Jaixer
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Edward J. Hickey
Hartford
Ship Captain Jailed in Sub Sinking Tragedy
A Swedish ship captain was jailed on charges of at least partial responsibility for the sinking of the Turkish submarine Dumiupinar in the Dardanelles. The sub was lost with 51 lives after a collision on Saturday.
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Turkey
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Dardanelles
Former FDR Aide Urges DOJ Probe Into McCarthy Funds
Former Atty. Gen. Francis Biddle, backed by ADA, urged Atty. Gen. Brownell to probe Sen. McCarthy for possible embezzlement or mail fraud in funds raised against communism. McCarthy dismissed the move as criminal libel and urged legal action instead.
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U S
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Eddie
CEO Sees Chance of Cut In Budget
Washington committee for Economic Development urges balance on the cash budget and hints at skipping tax cuts until the economy stabilizes. The report notes Truman's 1964 deficits and argues official recognition that the cash budget more accurately reflects inflationary or deflationary effects of federal finances.
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Committee For Economic Development
Truman
CED
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Hartford
Conn
J. Cameron Themen
Northwest Ban Corporation
Minneapolis
Secal
Fatal blaze in East Palestine leaves six dead
A wood-burning fuel mix caused two explosions in a makeshift trailer home in East Palestine, killing six. Victims include Bean Hinkle 33 and Albert Jack ? and Jean Hinkle 24 plus four Hinkle children and other family members. The disaster occurred Monday night as residents attempted to heat the dwelling.
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Professors Seek Testimony Before HUAC Hearing
Columbus Ohio May hearing requested by Dudley Hamas acting chairman of the physics and astronomy department at Ohio State University. Professors Williams Harald Nielsen and T. Darling face questioning for alleged nonresponse to inquiry.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Columbus
Williams
Harald Nielsen
Deius Oohng
Ton T. Darling
Samnitiak
High Tribunal Bars Prominent Attorneys
Washington report states Abraham J. Lewerman, noted for defending 11 top American Communists, is disbarred from practicing before the Supreme Court in a 4 4 decision. Isserman failed to show good cause to continue appearing before the justices.
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Abraham J. Lewerman
Supreme Court
Isserman
Anand
Soviets mum on germ warfare charges at UN session
United Nations talk on germ warfare charges against the United States opened with Soviet silence as the political committees resumed debate. The coordination committee planned to continue discussion after a five day Easter recess.
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United Nations
United States
Dean Ficken Named Ohio Wesleyan Head
Dean Ficken is named head of Ohio Wesleyan University with Dr Bews as head of the Office as the school announces leadership changes. The announcement outlines new roles and transitions within the administration.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Dr. Bews
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Marines Rescue Wounded Puerto Rican From No Land Front
At Panmunjom Korea a badly wounded Puerto Rican soldier was carried to UN lines by C1 soldiers and four Marines and a Navy chaplain retrieved him. He was in underwear and a sweater when found. He was treated and evacuated amid propaganda leaflets for peace.
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Panmunjom
Korea
No Land
Ohio Senate Hurdles School Budget by 38 Million
The Senate committee proposed a school subsidy of 253 million for the next two years, with a higher teacher base salary and annual increases. The plan contrasts with Gov. Lausche’s 254 million recommendation and involves Republican and Democratic votes.
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