Amerikish: A universal tongue to ease world conflicts
United Nations unity seen at risk from language gaps says George T. Wride a language student. He advocates Amerikish a phonetic English based system using capitals for long vowels and lower case for short sounds to bridge cultures and prevent war through common speech.
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ED Barlow
Angeles
United Nations
George T. Wride
Wride
Wilde
Letr Wilde
Histori
rElijn
Jeografik
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Universlungwij
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Fear Teacher Abducted In Columbus
Eight day search for Lola Celli, 24 year old Columbus school teacher, ends Saturday with no definitive trace. Friends fear abduction after she failed to return from a shopping trip nine days earlier, suggesting the kidnapper is someone she knows. Rewards top $500 as police rely on scant clues and relatives plan private inquiry.
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Columbus
Lola Celli
Mansfield
Joe Guardieri
Grover C Foster Funeral Services Set in Warsaw
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm today for Grover H Foster 53 of Warsaw who died Thursday Rev Donald Svler to officiate with burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Grover H. Foster
Warsaw
Donald Svler
Valley View Cemetery
Yoxui
Tuscarawas
Pam
Hayward Stull
Howard Schwendiman
Gnadenhutten Cemetery
Jones-Lydick-Casilo Funeral Firm
Newsenmerstown
Union Says Willing to Negotiate on Arbitration
National Federation of Telephone Workers president Beirne said the union would consider arbitration to settle its $2 a day wage demand to avert a nationwide strike set for Thursday. He urged AT&T to direct its subsidiaries to review all factors in the dispute and noted the union would not strike against the government if it seizes the AT&T system.
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Washington
Joseph Beirne
National Federation of Telephone
Ind
Mutual
Beirne
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
NPTW
A.t.&t
Fifteenth Anniversary Observed by Zanesville High School Class
Seventy members of the 1931 Zanesville high school graduating class attended the fifteenth anniversary banquet at Creat Farm. Master of ceremonies Mastin Zaverling led the event with survive toastmasters. Doris Covey was elected vice chairman and Zwelling permanent chairman. Mrs Bell and Miller retained as secretary and treasurer. A memorial honored seven deceased classmates.
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Zanesville High School
Creat Farm
Zanesville Miaster Club
Charles Bland
Charles Haerent Wardian
Wilbur Clyde Thompson
Eugene Miter
Vencent Melytire
Mastin Zaverling
Cairyf
Vom
Congress Probes Campaign Fund Raising Debate
Senator Brewster pushes for probes into campaign fund practices amid testimony on United Air Lines contributions. Democratic leaders and the committee show little support for an investigation as the hearing on Naval Affairs continues with testimony from Edwin Pauley and others.
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Washington
Owen Brewster
Senate Naval
Dromepide National Committee
William A. Patterson
United Ais Lin Se
Edwin W. Pauleys
Nave Pauley
Natonal Committee
United Aid Lines
Patterson
George Killian
Russell F. Aherns
Aiaitee Air Lines
Killian
Danilo
Killen
Aherns
Brewster
Justice Department
Bureauy of Internal Revenue
Senate Congressinnt
Spellman Visit to Madrid Will Be Very Short
The article notes that Spellman and his party will depart Sunday with a brief stop in Madrid to discharge three Spanish superiors and Cardinal De Gouveia of Portugal and two companions. The Machriadsropexer Constellation Stir of Roose will carry the party to America, with a brief stop planned before the airline shut down for the night.
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Spellman
Madrid
Carin
Spelmar
Henne Ward
New York
Eiseo Franco
Joseph C¢ Spoperian
Airlis
Spillman
Jemyenrmugh
Cardinal de Gouveia
Par Ruese
Atriga
Machriad Sropexer
Franco to Flee to Mexico Prieto Says
Indalecio Prieto said Franco arranged to seek refuge in Mexico from Spain. Prieto cited trustworthy sources but did not name them. He doubted French frontier closure would suffocate Franco or halt his regime.
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Mexico City
Indalecio Prieto
Francisco Franco
Eiie
Prieto
Franco
Fifteen Local Servicemen Discharged at Camp Atterbury
Fifteen area service members were discharged Wednesday through the separation center at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Names include Pie Russell KE Peoples of Newcom eystown Eugene F Powers of 406 South Second street Co shacton James L Lingle of Curbridge Jack B Cody of 27 Linder avenue Zanesville John D McCraig of New Lexington William J Fleer of 1012 Federal avenue Zanesville Robert W Finney of 735 Brighton boulevard Zanesville Albert E Black of Coambrechee Robert E Landmin of Cambridge Vernon C Davidson of Newark Jack Cross of Cronksville Samuel Hall of 723 Elbevan avenue Zanesville John Wilson Jr of Caldwell George Tasler of Norwich Wendell Marvis of Caldwell.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
Pie
Russell KE
Newcomeystown
Eugene F. Powers
South Second Street
Coshacton
James L. Lingle
Curbridge
Jack B Cody
Linder Avenue
Zanesville
John D McCraig
New Lexington
William J. Fleer
Federal Avenue
Robert W. Finney
Brighton Boulevard
Albert E. Black
Coambrechee
Robert E. Landmin
Cambridge
Vernon C. Davidson
Newark
Jack
Cross
Cronksville
Samuel FL Hall
Elbevan Avenue
John Wilson, Jr
Caldwell
George
Tasler
Norwich
Wendell
Marvis
Conference Tournament Final Results Across Regions
Basketball results from conference finals and sectional rounds show varied scores. Winners advance to district or state events with key matchups including Grove City versus Danville and Marysville versus Pleasant Township, plus multiple class divisions across Delaware Euclid Shore and others.
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Dennison
Barnesville
Ubrichaville
Cambridge
New Philadelphia
Lass B
Hah. Millereport Ai
Delaware
Columbus Central
Columbwe
Linden McKinley
Clearview Amherst
Lorain
Marys
Oberlin
Wellington
Kent
Euclid Shore
Lakewood
Duke
Wake Forest
Army
Navy
Louisiana State
Georgia
Southeastern
Kentucky
Alabama
Loyola
Chicago
S& Camp Grant
Syracuse
Mensassiner Poly
Kent State
Allegheny
West Virginian
Pittsburgh
Manhattan
LaBalle
Findlay
Wooaler
Carbon HI
Chester Jl
Jeffersonville
Glouster
Corning
Cadmas
Information center opened at Indiana University for housing inquiries
Bloomington Indiana CPY reports Indiana University established an information center to handle housing inquiries from war veterans and others. The new office was created after hundreds of requests flooded the university for housing information.
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Bloomington
Ind
CPY
Informatin
Indians University
Musical Grandmothers of America Form to Inspire Grandchildren
In Indianapolis Indiana grandmothers create the Musical Grandmothers of America, Inc. to foster love of muse art and beauty in the hearts of their grandchildren. The group selects Rockabye Baby as its theme song.
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Indianapolis
Musical Grandmothers of America, Inc
Doe Stroll Draws Crowd in Sayre Street Scene
In Sayre Pennsylvania a doe calmly walked mid morning up Thomas Avenue toward Milltown as hundreds watched the unusual urban wildlife sight. The incident drew a curious crowd and highlighted the slow pace of nature amid city life.
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Sayre
Thomas Avenue
Milltown
Wyatt Home Worth Seventy Thousand Recounted Sale
Mrs. Wilson W. Wyatt said the Louisville residence, built in 1923 and enlarged, sold for 25 000 as her husband the federal housing administrator did not want scalpers’ prices. She noted earlier values and a mortgage tied to family transfer amid market lows.
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Louisville
Wilson W. Wyatt
Federal Housing Administrator
Frederick CC. Smith
Louis RA
Congo
Ville
S. Monroney
Okland
Wratt
Mere. Wyatt
Watt
Wyatt
Johnson Backs Pauley in Fight for Undersecretary Post
Senator Johnson of South Carolina voiced support for W. Pauley amid intra party friction as Pauley seeks confirmation as Undersecretary of the Navy. Democrats foresee early Senate Naval Affairs action once Pauley addresses charges including California oil dealings and party fundraising methods.
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Washington
California
Democratic Party
Pauley
Mayor Pence Gives Most Salary to Sharonville Churches
Sharonville mayor Frank A. Pence earns 450 dollars a year as village head but donates 300 dollars to local churches. He says the rest goes to the community, fulfilling a desire to do something for Sharonville instead of taking from it.
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Sharonville, CO
Frank A. Pence
Sharonville
Pence
Intercollegiate Literary Fellowship Aid Offered
Norman Oklahoma Intercollegiate Literary Fellowship offers 1500 dollars divided into monthly payments for a year after graduation. It targets junior and senior college students intending to become professional writers.
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Norman
Okla
Atandina
Snyder Asks Extension Of Controls
Reconversion chief John W. Snyder urged Congress to extend price controls for another year to keep the economic house in order. He argued policy remains elastic and could allow price increases as needed while warning inflation poses a real threat.
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Washington
John W. Snyder
Congress
Snyder
House Banking Committee
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Robert Hoffman Dies. Cleveland City Engineer Was 80
Robert Hoffman, 80, Cleveland city engineer, died Saturday after weeks of failing health. He was the oldest public servant in the city government and spent 92 years shaping streets, bridges, harbor improvements, and other projects.
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Cleveland
Robert Hoffman
Hoffman
Tugboat control relinquished after strike arbitration
Washington reports the Office of Defense Transportation will relinquish control at midnight over 0 tugboat companies in New York harbor. One seized company was already returned to private control. The 1 companies and 400 tugs were taken Feb 6 after a 3500 worker strike, ending with an arbitration agreement on Feb 27.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
New York Harbor
Fishery Station Planned At University of Oklahoma
The University of Oklahoma will build a fishery experiment station with a laboratory and about 10 acres of experimental ponds at an estimated cost of 20 000 to 25 000 dollars. Dr O Weene of Zoology leads the project and expects the facility to boost campus fishing activities.
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Norman, Oka
University of Oklahoma
O. Weene
Federal Council of Churches Hear World Known Speakers
Columbus hosts a special Federal Council of Churches meeting with leaders from 25 denominations. Bishop Bromley Oxnam presides as John Foster Dulles chairs world order discussions. President Truman addresses on Wednesday March 6 during post war recovery talks.
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Columbus
Europe
World Council of Churches
United Nations Organization
Federal Council of Churches
G Bromley
Oxnam
Deshler-Walhick Hotel
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
General Assembly of the UN
London
United States
Federal Council
Truman
Washington
Fulton
Samuel McCrae Cavert
World Council Provisional Committee
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council
Seek Fire Bug In Cleveland Church Mystery
Safety Director Frank Celebrezze joined the probe of the seventh church fire in eight weeks at the Glenville Congregational Church. The Saturday blaze damaged a $3,500 organ in the choir loft, with investigators pursuing a possible pyromaniac targeting religious institutions amid threats to other churches.
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Cleveland
Frank Celebrezze
Glenville Congregational Church
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