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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
10
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Washington RFC Director C Edward Rowe denies linking him to an influence ring with White House contacts. He says he told the Flight subcommittee his written statement did not imply sworn testimony that he tried to make fellow RFC director “the goat” of the inquiry. Walter L Dunham testified March 8 that Rowe urged his resignation to shift blame to Dunham.
Lou Saban, Case Institute of Technology football coach, is enrolled as a graduate student in political science at Western Reserve University this semester. Reserve students wish him luck in class, but on the field the two University Circle schools remain rivals, with Saban a former Browns star and Case’s coach pursuing a PhD in political science.
Dr. Louis Schalkwijk of South Africa was elected chairman of the United Nations Social Commission at the Geneva conference opening. The session opened with a Soviet protest against the presence of the Chinese Nationalist delegate, backed by Yugoslavia and White Russia, in demanding Dr. Y C Hei be replaced by a Chinese Communist.
President Vincent Auriol will award France’s Croix de la Legion d’Honneur and Croix de Guerre to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis on March 30. The presentation includes full military honors with a 21 gun salute and a Marine escort.
Busy week at Laurel Cliff with visits across Portsmouth Columbus and Cincinnati. Families including Stahl Hill Parker Parker Jacobs and others hosted relatives, while Mrs C F Hill returns from University Hospital and Cpl Cedric Parker awaits reassignment to Muroc California.
Barnett, a minister, will lead Easter sunrise and regular services at Hemlock Grove. Sunday School starts at 9 30 with preaching after. Local residents, including the Midkiffs and the Clark family, shared an evening visit with neighbors in Mason and Pomeroy areas.
An Australian government action dissolves the 19th parent organization over a mall dispute. An election date is set for April 28. In Houston, Texas, delivering milk or bottled goods by vehicle is prohibited between midnight and 6 am.
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