Court Denies Firing Linked to OSU Case
In Columbus Ohio State University faced parallels to a Supreme Court ruling as officials denied firing a professor amid a case linked to the Fifth Amendment. The Albany related matter involved Dr Byron T Darling whose dismissal followed testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee about alleged Communist ties.
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President Eisenhower weighs Middle East policy in UN context
In Augusta the White House released a statement tying U.S. Middle East aims to UN charter duties. The president plans a policy address April 21 in Washington after a week of golf, signaling readiness to seek Congressional approval if the UN Security Council names an aggressor.
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Illinois Primary Tests Ike Stevenson Kefauver Race
Illinois voters head to the presidential preference primary as Eisenhower seeks support against Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. Stevenson campaigns from Tennessee while Kefauver’s write-in prospects loom. results may shape the 1952 nomination fight and Illinois political momentum.
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Kefauver
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Ilinois
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Ristshower
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Knowland
California
Drowning Tragedy Hits Marine Recruits at Parris Island
Survivors recount a cold, chaotic night march of 75 recruits into a swampy stream near Parris Island. Five men drowned and a sixth disappeared as drill sergeant McKeon ordered the unscheduled hike. Investigations led by Gen. Randolph Pate and Maj. Gen. Joseph Burger focus on discipline versus safety.
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Worester
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Sey
Ralph Wood
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McKeon
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Washington
Joseph C. Burger
Ravenswood area metal firm gets charter
Ravens-Metal Production Inc a $50 000 capital firm near Ravenswood received a state charter Monday. Officials said the plant will specialize in bar fabrication and small boat construction with a new facility planned. Operations hoped by mid May in a rented building. About 30 employees at first with potential growth to 50. Lloyd A. Cook president and manager Donald Shafer secretary treasurer both from Spokane Wash.
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Donald Shafer
Spokane
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Man To Die, Wants No Aid
Fremont attorney pressed to save the life of condemned man Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill who says he is reconciled to death and wants no appellate help. Henry G. Stahl said the defendant fired him yet Stahl claimed duty to proceed and asked only a possible reduction of the murder charge from first degree.
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Stahl
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Five-Day Forecast Warns of Mild Temperatures Ahead
Temperatures will average two to four degrees below normal with a high near 63 and low near 41. Warmer conditions are expected Thursday, cooler Friday into Saturday, and precipitation under half an inch. Rain is forecast tonight or Wednesday.
Speaker Calms Ohio State Aid Confusion
State Rep Roger Cloud says Ohio Municipal League warns local governments may draft budgets without delay despite confusion over state aid. The attorney general’s office plans to appeal a court ruling overturning a tax on securities, which could free about 29 million dollars for distribution to counties cities and townships. Local leaders fear revenue delays while the court case proceeds and allocations remain unsettled.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Body of 16 year old girl found in Chicago hotel
The nude body of Carla Fisher 16 of Lansing Illinois was found in a Planters Hotel room. An anonymous call led police to the scene where the man who booked as Mr and Mrs John Miller Port Washington Wisconsin fled. No signs of violence from preliminary exam.
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Carla Fisher
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Port Washington
Wis
Green Up Time Push Up Time Yard Birds Sell Mower Ad
A classified ad urges yard birds to switch to a power mower and sell old equipment through a low cost Messenger Classified. Lawn and garden gear sells fast this season. Call 31242 before 9 A M to run the ad the same day.
Nation States War Crills Exercise Expanded in 2028
A joint civil defense and government evacuation drill will run July 2028 with Ike's presidency, armed forces, and Canada taking part. It will cover 16 regions and 63 population centers across the United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone plus nine air bases including four Atomic Energy Commission sites.
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Grain Elevator Yields Body of Boy at Ohio Elevator
The body of year old John Meeker was found Monday in a grain elevator near Hilliards Ohio. He was wedged between the wall and a 230 pound bale of burlap bags. Coroner Robert A Evans ruled immediately on the cause of death. Sheriff’s Sgt. Paul Stornont said the boy apparently had been playing in the elevator when he slipped and fell behind the sacks.
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John Meeker
Hilliards
Robert A. Evans
Paul Stornont
No Troops to Mid East Not Now Says House Leader
House GOP Leader Martin of Massachusetts said no request was made for authority to send U S troops to the Middle East at this time. President Eisenhower in Augusta Ga kept in close touch with the situation as Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California said Dulles reviewed the Middle East situation but no legislative action was requested.
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Knowland
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Middle East
Arab Rebels Attack French Far North Africa Clashes Kill 140
Algiers reports say Arab rebel ambush killed at least 140 French conscripts with 20 killed and 30 wounded on the French side. Authorities say 60 rebels were found dead and another 60 possibly carried off into desert hills. In Oran area, 14 rebels were killed as French forces press campaigns. In Paris, Premier Mollet backs request for 200000 more troops to Algeria.
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Funds Asked For Schools Construction Money
State Superintendent R M Eyeman urged the State School Board to set aside 1 391000 in state aid for building eight needy districts. Funds would come from the 10 million earmarked earlier this year. The board has already reserved 1 735000 for eight districts. The proposal lists Bethel Tate Local Clermont County 315000 Crestwood Local Portage County 200 Jackson Local Jackson County 30 Washington Local Scioto County 277000 and Willard Exempted.
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Ohio Auto Drivers Face Re Examinations
Columbus reports that Ohio may require re examination for license renewals. V C Felty, director, says law already allows compulsory re tests and a centralized records system is to be ready by early next year. A Saturday crash near a hardware store prompted the inquiry after an 8 year old girl died when a driver epileptic, according to police.
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V. C. Felty
Highway Safety Department
Dulles Retirement Rumors Circulate in Washington
News notes whispers in Washington that Secretary of State Dulles age 68 may retire at the end of the present Eisenhower administration next January. A search continues here for a Brown-haired, brown-eyed boy missing from his home since Monday afternoon.
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Robert Eugene Bolt
Dag Hammarskjold launches Palestine peace mission setting amid Arab-Israeli violence
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold began his on the ground peace mission in Israel amid continuing Arab-Israeli violence. He met with Maj. Gen. Burns in Tel Aviv then planned to travel to Cairo for talks with Egyptian Premier Nasser. The visit aims to coordinate regional talks with Jordan and Syria and bolster Arab unity against Israeli threats. Reports from Cairo mention MIG jets over Gaza and Fedayeen attacks as Israeli settlements faced raids and damage.
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UN Palestine Truce Commission
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Shukri Kuwaily
No Decision In Integration In Hillsboro Ohio
Hillsboro Ohio school board ends court fight over immediate integration of Negro children into elementary schools. By next fall two new schools open, but the case is sent back to U S District Judge John M Druffel who previously upheld the board. The Sixth Circuit overruled him and the Supreme Court declined to review.
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Cincinnati
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President Eisenhower Pushes Six Point Program to Draw Youth
President Eisenhower urged quick congressional approval of a six point plan to strengthen national defense by recruiting more U S youth into military careers. He backed Secretary Wilson on actions to remove dependents from military hospitals, broaden regular officer ranks, keep reserve officers, improve housing, and incentivize medical and dental officers and nurses.
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Peedy
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Defense Wises
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Weather Still Damp and Cold Across Regions
Dust storms decreased in the southern plains as gusty winds push east bringing rain and snow into the Mississippi Valley. Snow fell in eastern Kansas and Oklahoma with Emporia reporting 1 inch, totaling 4 inches on the ground. Wide rain drenched Arkansas Mississippi eastern Texas with otherwise clear to partly cloudy skies in many areas. Cold air from the north cooled Texas Panhandle below freezing while coastal areas lingered in the 0s. Chilly conditions persisted in the Great Lakes plains and eastern states including Pennsylvania New York and New England.
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New England
Solons Shape Farm Bill Battle Heads for Conference
Washington dispatch reports House Republican leaders seek a winning Farm Bill strategy at a special conference. Joseph M. Martin Jr. says consensus will emerge this afternoon. Democrats and some Republicans warn of a veto risk. Eisenhower may keep Congress in session to press a new farm measure. Congressional allies anticipate House approval of an omnibus bill on Wednesday.
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House Ree
Joseph M. Martin, Jr
Mass
House
Congress
Marti
Eisenhower
Neublicans
Man Knifed in Lancaster in Critical Condition
Lancaster police identify Leroy Cook as victim in stabbing incident. He is in critical condition at a local hospital after being stabbed in the back and stomach with a pocket knife. Authorities say the assault occurred in Lancaster and are investigating.
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E. J. Brown
Leroy Cook
Civil Rights Program Draws Senate Fire
Senate fights over a federal civil rights program with Democrats and Republicans voicing objections. Sen Hill and Rep O Hara warn the plan uses federal power too aggressively while supporters argue it protects constitutional rights and targets state abuses. The bipartisan committee pushes for rapid action, but some insist states must exhaust remedies first.
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