Cutler Hall Rededication Highlights Apportionment Speech
Ohio Universitys Cutler Hall was rededicated with Governor Thomas J Herbert urging citizens to oppose apathy toward government. President John C Baker and contest winners were announced as part of a history and government examination for high school students.
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Cutler
Ohio U
Thomas J. Herbert
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Cutler Hall
Manasseh Cutler
Wilma Lea Steele
Hamilton
Ohio
Jean Marie Snyder
Ada
Miriam Bouie
Marysville
Gladys Cool
Arcanum
Mary Jane Vandervart
Franklin
Robert Hettrick
Mr. Healthy
Jack Buchheit
Wooster
Patricia Ann Motter
Margaret Pan
Warner Testimony Tells Un American Leaning In Film Industry
Hollywood producer Jack L. Warner told the House Un American Activities Committee that people with un American leanings have infiltrated Hollywood, mainly in the writing division, while declining to label them communists. Committee actions, subpoenas, and legal motions filled today’s proceedings.
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Washington
Jack L. Warner
House
Committee On UN
Warner
Stripling
Hollywood
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
Robert W. Kenny
Larry Parks
Kenny
Address at Cutler Hall rededication honors Manasseh Cutler
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert praises Manasseh Cutler and early pioneers for enabling Ohio University and statehood. He notes the 1787 Ordinance and Washington's role, Ohio's status as the first sovereign state with free government, and Cutler’s push to dedicate public land for education. The speech extols Cutler as a principal force behind settlement, education, and regional development.
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Manesseh Cutler
Ohio
Congress of the Confederation
New York
United States
Philadelphia
U. S
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Ohio University
Northwest Territory
Ther
Baker
Cutler Hall
Thomas J. Herbert
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Washington
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Marietta
Massachusetts
Former Logan Resident Dies After Barge Fall
Gene Howdyshell twenty formerly of Logan died from injuries after plunging 35 feet from a Lorain bound Lake Erie barge. He was injured at about 2 a.m. and died at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain around 6 30 a.m. Survived by twin sister Jane and brothers Russell and Paul. Body sent to Roberts funeral home Logan with arrangements to be announced.
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Lorain
Ohio
Gene Howdyshell
St. Joseph's Hospital
William Alfred Howdyshell
Gene
Jane
Russell
Paul
Eliza Howdyshell
Roberts Funeral
Freedom Award Given To Secretary Marshall
Secretary of State George C. Marshall received the 1947 Freedom Award from Freedom House at a New York dinner attended by over 1,000 guests. President Truman called him great in war and peace as Marshall praised the American brand of friendship and European reconstruction plan.
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Truman Administration
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Europe
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White House
United States
Capitol Hill
Pepper
Dfla
Florida
Krug
New York
George C. Marshall
Truman
Freedom House
Marshall
Christian Army Needed Says Church Leader
Cincinnati reporter quotes Charles P Taft president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America urging evangelism to mold existing church members into a Christian army rather than seeking new converts. He spoke in a radio address stressing efforts begin with active community members.
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Cincinnati
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Charles P. Taft
Dominican Republic Seen as Refugee Home
The Slovak League of America hopes to move to the Dominican Republic for about 2,000 Czechoslovakians who fled after Soviet forces swept in. League president Peter P. Jruchak of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., said refugees now in Germany and Austria face certain death if they return to Czechoslovakia under Soviet control during a two day convention.
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Slovak League of America
Dominican Republic
League
Peter P. Jruchak
Wilkes-Barre
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Part of the Show Robbery Nets $837
Three masked bandits robbed Moe's on Main Street early today netting 837 dollars as 30 patrons thought the act was part of the show. A gunman forced a singer to keep performing while the others compelled the proprietor to surrender the cash register contents.
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Cleveland
De Gaulle's RPF Leads in 29 of 37 French Municipalities
Returns from Sundays local elections show De Gaulle's Rally of the French People leading in 29 of 37 major towns with about 40 percent of the vote. Communists trail at 28.8 percent, Socialists 19.5 percent, MRP nine percent, as eight large cities remain undecided.
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Rally of the French People
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Popular Republican Movement
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Rennes
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Annecy
Nantes
Versailles
Epinal
Strasbourg
Mantes Sur Seine
St. Raphael
Alencon
Verdun
Rouen
Metz
Nice
Warm Weather Again Prevails Across Nation
The weather bureau in Chicago forecasts temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above October normals with near 80 degrees nationwide except brief showers in Washington and Oregon. Forecasters say the pleasant spell has settled in for the foreseeable future with no immediate change expected.
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Chicago
Mercury
Washington
Oregon
Youngstown Area Searched for Panther After Calf Killings
Farmers and deputies hunted in the Canfield Calla area for a long black panther blamed for calf deaths. Sheriff Ralph Elsner said the animal first appeared two months ago and was heard last week after wild screams fading into the night.
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Canfield-Calla
Ralph Elsner
Truck Fire Kills Man Wife And Two Daughters
Merle Sharkey 40 a pipeline worker Daisy Frances Sharkey 27 and daughters Sandra 2 Oleda Mae six weeks old died when a truck ran off a narrow road in Licking County rolled 15 foot embankment and burned after gasoline spilled from the tank. Six other children survived with minor injuries.
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Licking County
Merle Sharkey
Daisy Frances
Sandra
Oleda Mae
Rowe Francis
Sharkey
Utica
Greenwich
Warren
BIS Escapee Shot and Killed in Lancaster
Albert Eugene McCoy a 16 year old escapee from the Boys Industrial School was shot while fleeing on a bicycle after a break in at a downtown filling station. Patrolman Lloyd Crider fired one shot after warnings were ignored. McCoy died at Lancaster hospital at 4 am. coroner ruled justifiable killing.
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Boys’ Industrial School
Albert Eugene McCoy
Niles
Route 1
Lloyd Crider
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Lancaster
Crider
C. A. Barrow
British King Urges World Co operation
King George VI urged international cooperation as essential to national economic recovery in a prorogation speech read by Lord Jo witt. The speech, written by labor ministers, reviewed a busy parliamentary year.
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London
George VI
Labor
Lord Jowitt
Western Reserve Student Heads Political Group
Students from seven Ohio colleges named Bob Perlman of Western Reserve University temporary chairman of a group to promote political action on college student issues. The group plans a permanent organization.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Perlman
Western Reserve University
Four Children Killed as Train Hits Auto Near Trinity
Four children were killed and their parents were critically injured when their car was demolished by a Missouri Pacific freight train four miles south of Trinity Texas. The crash occurred late last night and the victims were identified as a local family residents of the area.
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Tex
Missouri Pacific
Trinity
Texas
Bexley Thieves Steal Jewels Worth 5600
Police in suburban Bexley said thieves gained entry through a basement door last night and rifled a bedroom in the home of Harry J. Cowan, taking jewels valued at 5600.
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Columbus
Bexley
Harry JJ. Cowan
Indictment Sought in Auto Trunk Death Case
Cook County authorities planned to ask a grand jury to indict Wallace Cromwell Bearden, 51, roofer, for the murder of Catherline Wasil, 35, mother of three, whose body was found stuffed in the trunk of her car last week.
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Chicago
Cook County
Wallace Cromwell Bearden
Roofer
Catherline Wasil
Family Speaks to City Hall for Weekend Stay
Elyria: Donald Easterwood, 23, his wife and two young children lived in City Hall over a weekend after failing to find housing. Firemen offered sympathy and provided their Sunday breakfast.
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Elyria
Donald Easterwood
City Hall
Realtors Open 38th Ohio Real Estate Boards Meet
Nearly 800 realtors from 67 boards in Ohio gather in Cincinnati for the three day opening of the 38th annual Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards meeting.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
District 50 Faces Fight For Survival
Washington report says United Mine Workers District 50, led by John L. Lewis, faces a survival battle as it refuses Taft Hartley act requirements. AFL unions may use NLRB facilities, while District 50 must secure strong employer backing to compete with rival labor groups.
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United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
NLRB
Lewis
District 50
Lewis’ Miscellaneous
CAB Prepares Probe After Ocean Rescue
Ocean rescue ends with 69 Bermuda Sky Queen survivors en route home as the Civil Aeronautics Board begins a full investigation into the North Atlantic ditched plane. Coast Guard cutter Bible ferries survivors to Boston after fuel shortage crash 800 miles off Newfoundland last Tuesday.
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Bermuda
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Bible
Newfoundland
Rails Deny Overcharges for Government Freight Movement
The nation’s railroads tell the Interstate Commerce Commission they did not overcharge the government for wave time movement of freight. They claim shipments moved on rates far lower than those for the general public and deny the justice department’s claims involving millions of dollars, with estimates cited up to three million.
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Railrroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Civilian Sought for VA Administrator Role
President Truman seeks a top civilian to head the Veterans Administration as Bradley takes over as Army chief of staff. A well-connected associate cited difficulty finding a candidate willing to accept the financial sacrifice, noting the VA post pays twelve thousand dollars yearly.
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Truman
Veterans Administration
Omar N. Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Recording Ban Boomerang Foreseen Faces Mixed Reactions
Chicago report on James C. Petrillo’s new edict banning recording by 225,000 AFL musicians after December 31. Industry figures brace for impact with opinions split. leaders warn of long term effects on American listening while others note ample master records exist. Prominent artists and executives fear royalties and publicity shifts as master-record production may move abroad.
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James C. Petrillo
AFL
Ted Weems
California
Mexico
Mark Woods
American Broadcasting Company
Morton Gould
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