UN NOT AUTOMATIC SAYS RUSK AT OU CONVOCATION
Dean Rusk told Ohio University students and faculty that UN diplomacy lacks automatic procedure and depends on will, toil, patience, and perseverance. He warned against treating the UN as a world government while noting its growing responsibilities and the need for pre debate negotiations. He urged full U.S. support to push toward world peace.
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Ohio University
Dean Rusk
United Nations Affairs
United Nations
Rusk
Pakistan
Berlin
United States
Russia
Ussr
Greece
Korea
Mr. Rusk
Bloodmobile Visit Here Stated Tuesday
Athens hosts the Red Cross Bloodmobile on Tuesday April 5 under Dr A A Baldwin who chairs the drive. A quota of 140 donors from Athens County is set with 18 to 60 year olds eligible and 18 to 21 requiring parental consent. Donors may call 651 or 919 for appointments. hours are 10 am to 4 pm at First Methodist Church with dietary reminders issued.
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Athens
Red Cross Bloodmobile
A. A. Baldwin
Columbus
Athens County
First Methodist Church
Milk price cut hits local retail dairy prices
A one cent drop in retail milk price will take effect Friday as distributors cite an EAe reduction paid to producers. The new standard milk price stands at 21 cents per quart, with a general price decline across dairy products. This marks a second cut in two months, lowering quart costs from 23 cents last August.
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Tony
Engineer Davies to Visit Ohio University as Lecturer
J A Davies renowned turbine and gear design expert will lecture at Ohio University mechanical engineering division from April 4 to 9. He previously addressed OU in May 1948 and has long been with Westinghouse Electric Corp. He studied at the University of Birmingham and led marine turbine design and wartime propulsion for warships and merchant vessels.
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J. A. Davies
Ohio University
Davies
University of Birmingham
England
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lionel G
Denison University
Memorial Auditorium
Professor Crocker
Denison
Interfraternity Council
Robert Arter
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Two drivers were fined Tuesday after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Elmer P. Jackson, 27, Cottageville, West Virginia, was fined 10 dollars and costs by Coolville Justice of the Peace T F Cecil for failing to obey a stop sign. Gilbert J. Courtney, 19, Chauncey, fined five dollars and costs by Gloucester Mayor Thomas Illiams for driving without an operator's license.
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State Highway Patrol
Elmer P. Jackson
Cottageville
W. Va
Coolville
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Gilbert J. Courtney
Chauncey
Glouster
Thomas Illiams
Courtney
Husband Files Divorce Petition Over Alleged Neglect
Clifford L. Andrews sues Sylvia M. Andrews in Common Pleas Court claiming gross neglect of duty. Married Oct 1932 at Bishopville, they have two children. Petition seeks divorce and child custody with reasonable visitation.
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Clifford L. Andrews
Sylvia M. Andrews
Common Pleas Court
Bishopville
Sewer Line Completed in East Athens
Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce announced a new 675 foot four inch sewer line near East State Street and May Avenue to drain an anticipated residential area. The line runs parallel to May Avenue and connects to the main line under State Street, supporting two homes under construction with more planned. A boulevard street named Tulane Avenue is planned to access the area when homes are built.
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Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
East State St
May Ave
State St
Pierce
Tulane Ave
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes from Shelter ing Arms list admissions including Mrs W E Boggess of Athens Route 1 for major surgery and Mrs Ella Rice and Mrs Mary Hanning of Athens for medical care. Discharges include Homer Wolfe of Murray City Mrs William Moody and Mrs Frieda Montgomery of Dexter Route 1 plus Mrs Ella Steward and Helen Cline of Athens.
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W. E. Boggess
Athens
Ella Rice
Mary Hanning
Homer Wolfe
Murray City
William Moody
Frieda Montgomery
Dexter Route 1
Ella Steward
Albany
Helen Cline
Warehouse Examiner Positions Open in Agriculture Service
Examinations to fill warehouse examiner posts with the Production and Marketing Administration are announced by the U S Civil Service Commission. Salaries range from 2974 to 3727 dollars annually, with applications and details available from W H Oldfield, the commission's local secretary, at the post office.
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Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
U. S. Civil Service Commission
W. H. Oldfield
Commission
Sinus Now offers new tested remedy claims
An advertisement touts Sinus Now as a different, proven remedy for sinus sufferers. It promises daytime energy and peaceful sleep, encourages persistence, and directs readers to consult their local druggist.
Woman fined for intoxication in Athens case
Bessie Love, 55, of Athens Route 2, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $15 plus costs before Mayor William P. Mickle today.
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Bessie Love
Athens
William P. Mickle
Forest Fire Patrol Flights Routed From OU Airport
Ohio University Airport begins fire patrols after rain delays. Two planes cover 2000 square miles from Zanesville to Gallipolis with four daily flights led by Ernest Kopecky and Walter Gall. They report fires by dropping orange streamer papers to fire wardens.
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Forest Fire Patrol
OU Airport
Ohio
Ohio University
Ralph Smeck
Smeck
Athens
Zanesville
Gallipolis
Ernest K. Kopecky
Walter F. Gall
Kopecky
Gall
State County Job Exams Set for Athens
The state civil service commission announces competitive exams for multiple state and county positions. Tests run April 28 29 and 30 in Akron Athens Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Toledo. Applications due April 18 at the state civil service commission in Columbus.
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State Civil Service Commission
Department of Highways
Game Protector
Division of Conservation
Department of Highway
Akron
Athens
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Department Highways
State Employment Service
County Auditor
Division of Aid For
River Falls See Hocking River Fall After Warm Day
The Hocking River dropped from 13.42 feet yesterday to 7.05 feet by 7:30 a.m today as spring weather cooled. A warm high of 75 followed by a low of 49 yesterday contrasted with a slower temperature rise today. Mrs. C N France reported 55 degrees at 9:45 a.m.
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Hocking
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