Columbus Educator Heads OSU Columbus Educator Heads OSU
OSU appoints 47 year old Lee G. Fawcett as president hopeful to replace Aug Bevis. Board cites administrative skill and ties with Ohio colleges and lawmakers. Fawcett previously led Columbus schools, modernizing system with new and renovated buildings. The board action was unanimously approved.
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Frouns
Dwight J. Swisher
Columbus Board of Eduction
Fawcett
Gambier,, Cie
Ashoe
Kenyon
Gambier
Ohio Univesity
Defiance
Bexley
Akron
Fawets
British Judge Shot On Street In Cyprus
British judge Bernard Shaw, who has sentenced three Cypriots to death for rebel activity, was wounded by a pistol shot in Nicosia. He was hospitalized with a bullet in his neck after being fired upon while returning from his court.
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Cyprus
Berard Shaw
Shaw
Church Group Studies Religious Education Conference Opens
A church group convenes its first national conference on weekday religious education. About 300 persons are expected to attend the four day sessions for an exchange of information on the subject.
Eisenhower Seen as Likely GOP Candidate for 1952
Associated Press dispatch notes Republicans firm on Eisenhower’s candidacy while Democrats push for a fight. Governors Conference participants in Atlantic City report Adlai Stevenson as front runner with Kefauver and Harriman still in the mix. Delegates pledged place Stevenson at 301? Kefauver 165 and Harriman 110? with 686 needed for the nomination.
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Atlantic City
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Adlai Stevenson
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Nashville
Stevenson
Kenauver
Harriman
Lausche hinted as GOP Senate aid in race
In Atlantic City Ohio Governor Frank Lausche kept questions open on how he would vote on Senate reorganizing if elected to the U S Senate next November. His stance could aid Republicans by suggesting possible GOP control while challenging George H. Bender’s campaign argument.
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Atlantic City
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Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Steel Talks Are Resumed After One-Day Break
SEW YORK United Steel workers and the Big Three U S Steel Republic and Bethlehem again sat down today resuming talks on a five year contract for about 650 000 workers. The second day of discussions follows a one day recess as both sides seek a generally acceptable solution amid looming contract expirations.
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David Kinnan
Roseville
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Rivererina
Senator Seeks More Air Funds To Offset Base Losses
In a Washington speech Senator Jackson argues overseas air bases are becoming unreliable and urges a long range bomber buildup. The Senate Appropriations Committee adds 1.16 billion for more planes and bases, boosting the Air Force budget above Eisenhower’s request. The New York-based Communist party calls for independent action against Soviet power while GOP and Democratic voices debate funding.
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Adm King in Critical Condition Amid Navy Chief’s Health Crisis
Admiral Ernest J. King, 77, WWII naval leader, is reported in critical condition at Portsmouth Naval Hospital with circulatory and respiratory failure after a heart ailment. Ex-bank official Junnie Mangum sentenced to 20 years for embezzlement. another trial involves a slaying case tied to a tax date and regional matters.
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Louis
Gloria Ann Ferry
Corporation Commission
Wife Freed on Bond in Husband Shooting Case
Kathryn Trosper of Lyndhurst was charged with manslaughter in the shooting of her husband, police chief Ray Trosper. She was released on bond awaiting further legal proceedings.
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Kathryn Trosper
Ray Trosper
Lyndhurst
Five Day Forecast Notes Variable Temperatures
The forecast reports average year normals with a high near 86 and low around 60. Warmer conditions expected Tuesday followed by cooler days Wednesday and Thursday and again Saturday. Scattered thundershowers possible daily Tuesday through Sunday with rainfall about a quarter to three quarters of an inch, locally exceeding one inch.
Church Merger OK'd In Overwhelming Vote
UMAHA Neb a new union of Congregational Christians and Evangelical Reformed Church won final approval from their council after a heated debate about church freedoms and unity. Delegates cited a broader mission reach while opponents feared loss of traditional autonomy in forming the United Church of Christ.
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Fred Hoskins
Oak Park
IML
Congregational Christians
James F. Wagner
Philadelphia
E. and R. Church
Reformed Church
British Plane Crash Kills 26 in Northern Nigeria
A four engine British airliner crashed and burst into flames in northern Nigeria Sunday night killing at least 26 people. Steward L. A. Ward of Reading, England, was reported missing. Three of 18 known survivors were critically injured. No Americans aboard was believed.
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Nigeria
L. A. Ward
Reading
England
Armed Bike Rider Admits 2 Burglaries
A 13-year-old boy riding a stolen motorbike was arrested early Monday by city police and confessed to two burglaries at the H. and S. Firestone Store on East Main and into the Pirestone store on the east side. Police recovered a loaded pistol and other items, the youth was held overnight in juvenile detention and turned over to a probation officer.
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Culver St
Pirestone
Ralph Blum
Classified ads offer quick results for daily needs
The Messenger highlights classified ads as top for selling buying renting and hiring and provides ad writer contact 31242. An example shows a dog rehoming and a rental offer with brief prices. Names appear garbled but illustrate readable ad snippets.
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Eisenhower Plans Panama Visit Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower announced plans to visit Panama City July 21 22 for talks with India's Prime Minister after checking out of Walter Reed. White House press secretary James Hagerty said the president and Mrs. Eisenhower will spend the weekend at Gettysburg farm as his health and spirits rise.
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Shah and Queen Begin Two-Week Visit to Soviet Union
Tehran Iran Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya started a two week state trip to the Soviet Union aboard a deluxe army plane. Court sources said Russian leaders would discuss possibilities of expanded cooperation and cordial ties during the talks.
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Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Soraya
Soviet Union
Nasser Wins Vast Majority in Egypt Vote
Cairo voters favored ex Premier Imal Abdel Nasser as the sole candidate in Saturday’s election. The Interior Ministry reported a landslide 97.7 percent in a plebiscite that affirmed his rule and the military-led overthrow of King Farouk.
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Egypt- UN
Imal Abdel Nasser
Reds Allow Yank to Go After Five Years in Shanghai
Hong Kong businessman American Miner left Shanghai for the United States by air after more than five years awaiting exit permits. Miner arrived in Hong Kong May 19 and had lived in Shanghai seven years. He represented the American Shanghai Post and Evening Mercury and insurance magnate C. V. Starr. He said he was not imprisoned or mistreated, but had pursued the permit filed in November 1950.
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Charles Aydfey Miner
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C. V. Starr
U S Disarms Await Worldwide Controls Says Air Chief
Moscow AP Gen Natha Twining US Air Force chief to Moscow for Aviation Day says the United States will not disarm until global controls are in place. British and French air chiefs witness the display as Khrushchev emphasizes defense over offense. Twining meets Bukov, then tours Kubinka base. 200000 attend at Tushino with 120 fighters and 40 transports amid no startling new models.
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Natha Twining
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Twining
U. S
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Bukov
Hower
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France
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Yester
Day
Tushino
Iceland voters push for coalition after high turnout
Pro U S side trails in Iceland election as progressives and social democrats gain seats in the Althing. Neither bloc wins a majority in the 52 seats, suggesting a new coalition government. Conservatives led by Olafur Thors win 21 seats with 25 for the progressive social democrats and one undecided seat. Parliament may seek talks with Washington.
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Olafur Thors
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Job of Presidency Is Killer Truman Says
Miami beach scene reports James Shaefer, 67, stricken by a paralytic stroke while sunbathing at Crandon Park Beach. Unable to move or seek help, he suffered two days of exposure to the sun before assistance arrived. He was hospitalized with a severe condition.
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Fla
James Shaerr
Crandon Park Beach
Plenickers
I American Press
Shaefer
American Seized After Touching Queen at Ascot
The Daily Telegraph reports Mrs Ja bs Forrestal widow of the former vestal was rushed away by detectives after touching Queen Elizabeth II at Ascot. The incident occurred in the royal enclosure as spectators, including Duke of Gloucester, watched. Forrestal said she only intended to say hello and was detained briefly before leaving.
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Jabs Forrestal
Vestal
U.S
Torrestal
Ireland
Eliza
Mail
Beth II
Ascot
Duke of Gloucester
Thoestal
Princess Elsrestal
Sabeth
Far
Rhee Sees Brighter Korean Unification Prospects
Seoul report quotes President Syngman Rhee saying the outlook for early Korean reunification is better than ever due to allies recognizing the allure of the armistice. The remark marks an anniversary of the start of the Korean War.
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South Korea
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Rhee
Cincinnati Strikers Study New Proposal
Columbus dispatch reports the Cincinnati Strikers and die makers at the Auto-Lite plant in nearby Even state meet today to consider a new company centered proposal. Production has halted since the strike began last June 11 as IAM members refuse to cross picket lines.
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