Catholic Students Quit Baldwin Wallace College
About 155 Catholic students at Baldwin Wallace College plan a meeting to decide whether to follow eight peers resigning over a required religion course and chapel attendance. President Louis C. Wright said Berea College’s eight withdrawers prompted the move and defended the college's policy while noting no discrimination on Berea campus.
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Cleveland
Bald-Wallace College
B-W
Louis C. Wright
Berea College
Berea
Beating Victim Improves As Slayings Probe Expands
At Dillingham Alaska Mrs Avis K Griffin recovering from a New Year’s Eve beating while her husband Harold K Griffin and Martin Ernestus were killed in the Ernestus home FBI said her condition improved and agents expect to interview her soon. FBI awaits Washington report on tests of vital organs from the two men.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Dillingham
Avis K. Griffin
Harold K. Griffin
Trading Post
Martin Ernestus
Ernestus
FBI
Washington, D.C
Lettuce Box Offers Interest Free Loans To Students
Ohio State University students may borrow from a campus cafe through a glass case labeled the lettuce box. Manager W. T. Parker placed a dozen five dollar bills in the box for bonafide borrowers who sign a repayment card. The plan has operated for over two months with no defaults.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
W. T. Parker
Parker
Hospital Committee Sets Breakfast Meeting Monday
A 14 member planning committee at Hocking Valley Hospital will meet at 8:30 A M Monday to discuss fundraising for equipment remodeling and a possible Hocking Valley Hospital Association to raise supervise funds and possibly take over hospital ownership as a community service project.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking Valley Hospital Association
Maternity Ward Closed by Epidemic in California
Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena closes its maternity ward due to an infant diarrhea epidemic possibly linked to Virus X. Superintendent Alden B. Mills reports four infant deaths and four premature baby deaths, with 19 other infants affected.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Alden B. Mills
Daniels Near Death in Raleigh Home
Josephus Daniels 85 year old editor and former secretary of the Navy and ambassador lay near death at his Raleigh home as family offered little hope for recovery.
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Raleigh
N. C
Josephus Daniels
Senator Tobey backs Eisenhower slate in New Hampshire
Sen. Tobey says NH eight votes will rally for Eisenhower in the March 9 primary, aiming to unite delegates despite Dewey and Stassen. His son Charles Tobey Jr filed as a delegate. Tobey joins Draft Eisenhower League board as Eisenhower runs ill. In a separate note Sen Chavez backs Marshall for Democratic VP, while Marshall seeks bipartisan Europe aid.
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Washington
Senator Tobey
New Hamsshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tobey
Eisenhower
Charles Tobey, Jr
Draft Eisenhower League
New York
Chavez
D-Nm
Marshall
Congress
Europe
French Government Decorates Songwriter Irving Berlin
Irving Berlin receives the Legion of Honor from French Consul Alexandre De Manziarly in Hollywood. Berlin is praised for his musical achievements and noted as a member of the French Authors, Composers and Publishers Association.
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Hollywood
Irving Berlin
Legion of Honor
Alexandre de Manziarly
Berlin
French Authors, Composers and Publishers Association
Manslaughter Charged in Ohio Traffic Death
Conley Canada, 24, of Miamisburg, was charged with manslaughter for the Tuesday traffic death of Betty Hughes, 19, after his car collided head on with a vehicle carrying Hughes near Miamisburg last Sunday. Police reported the incident occurred in Middletown, Ohio, as details from the January 10 dispatch emerged.
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Middletown, O
Conley Canada
Miamisburg
Betty Hughes
Canada
United Nations Palestine Partition Group Faces Startup Dilemmas
The U N Palestine partition commission weighs entry timing into the Holy Land and how to enforce its decisions amid Arab boycotts and rising violence. A London stop and British talks on withdrawal are planned as the Assembly sets dates for partition and independence. George Barnes named public relations head as top leadership debates who will head the secretariat.
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Lake Success
United Nations Palestine Partition Commission
Holy Land
Palestine
London
U.N
General Assembly
George Barnes
Trygve Lie
Arkady Sobolev
Russia
Lie Or Sobolev
Bricker Economy Claim Challenged In Ohio
Democratic state headquarters disputed Senator John Bricker’s claim that he cut 5000 state payroll jobs without harming efficiency. Clarence Kisley said Bricker fired about 2000 Democrats early in office and replaced them with Republicans, with the payroll rising from 33.62 million to 35.08 million.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Clarence H. Kiisley
Bricker
Republicans.” Kiisley
Truck crash kills Myron Creed near Lodi
Myron Creed aged 21 from Niles was crushed to death when a steel-laden truck swerved across U S Route 42 near Lodi, struck a culvert and overturned.
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Medina
Myron Creed
Niles
Lodi
Three New Orleans Bandits Nabbed After Bold Bank Robbery
Police captured three of the six robbers in New Orleans after a mid morning heist that yielded $65,000 recovered from a suitcase and a paper bag. George W. Ricketts and Tommie Ricketts were jailed with John Hassenback. two gang members remained at large with $49,000 unaccounted.
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New Orleans
A. A. Watters
Joseph Scheuring
George W. Ricketts
Chalmette
Tommie Ricketts
John Hassenback
Scheuring
Ricketts
Hassenback
Five Miners Die in French Coal Mine Disaster
Metz France January 10 five miners were killed and 40 injured in a fire damp explosion at the Vuillermin coal mine near Petite Roselle Forbach.
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Metz
France
Vuillermin
Petite Roselle
Forbach
Lausche Announcement Rumor Pops Up Again
In Cambridge Ohio a Democratic rally featured Ray T. Miller of Cleveland giving his first major campaign speech while a rumor circulated that former governor Frank J. Lausche would announce his candidacy today at noon for the party nomination. Miller attacked Communism as a world threat to natural rights and liberty. Frazier Reams urged veterans groups to oppose using state funds for politics and criticized bonus fund publicity spending.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Lausche Democrats
Miller
Frazier Reams
Toledo
Republican State Administration
Reams
State Sinking Fund Commission
Mrs. Cora Mitchell Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Cora Mitchell formerly of Logan died in a Columbus hospital after a heart attack. She had been ill since New Year’s Day and is survived by four children, two brothers, two sisters, and the late Don Feather. Funeral services are set for 10:30 A M Tuesday at Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Cora Mitchell
Logan
Columbus
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Jerry Spears
Mitchell
Don Feather
Hocking County
H. V. Thrush
Guy Thrush
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jennie Anthony
Emma Fisher
Delaware
Eight Injured as Providence to Boston Train Overturns
A Back Bay Station derailment on the Providence to Boston line left at least eight people hospitalized at City Hospital after the locomotive overturned. An initial report claimed 63 hospitalizations, but later checks showed eight taken to hospital and others only shaken or uninjured.
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Boston
Providence
Back Bay
New Haven
City Hospital
Immediate Wedding Off for Mihai and Princess Anne
Lausanne Jan 10 Ex king Mihai of Romania will not wed Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma for now. Aide Maj Jacques Vergotti said Mihai may marry Anne later, but advisers oppose the union presently. Anne, en route to join Mihai, diverted to Luxembourg for a rest with no explanation.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Jacques Vergotti
Mihai
Romania
Anne
Bourbon-Parma
Vergotti
Michael
Leige
Belgium
Luxembourg
Henry C. Hale, 81, Dies in Nelsonville
Henry C. Hale 81 formerly of Murray City died last night in Hocking Valley Hospital Nelsonville. He was a retired coal miner and a Mason. Services 2:30 PM Monday at Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville with Rev. J A Long officiating. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Victoria.
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Henry C. Hale
Nelsonville
Murray City
Hocking Valley Hospital
Masonic Lodge
Stout
J. A. Long
Green Lawn Cemetery
Victoria
Former Yellow Springs Chief pleads innocent to embezzlement
Oscar Day aged 54 the former police chief of Yellow Springs pleaded not guilty in Xenia Ohio to charges that he embezzled municipal funds.
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Xenia
Yellow Springs
Oscar Day
Conductor Killed in Pennsylvania Rail Freight Fall
Salem report says Fred Linder a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor from Leetonia fell from a box car and was killed last night in Salem Ohio.
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Salem, O
Fred Linder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leetonia
Senators Find Repayments Could Cut Marshall Plan Cost
Ambassador Lewis Douglas told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that loan repayments may recover up to 2.8 billion of the 6.8 billion initial cost for the first 15 months of the European Recovery Program. If 20 to 40 percent is repaid the treasury cost could fall to 5.5 or 4.0 billion, guiding loan versus grant decisions.
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Washington
Lewis Douglas
United States
Vandenberg
Rmich
Douglas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Treasury
Friends of Satira Seek Appeal Funds
Chicago friends of Patricia Schmidt of Toledo plan a benefit performance to fund an appeal of her Havana court conviction for homicide. Jack Irving of the Chicago chapter AGVA says a volunteer committee will meet Saturday to discuss details. Schmidt, under 15 years in prison, was sentenced after Mee was shot aboard his Havana yacht on April 8.
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Chicago
Patricia
Satira) Schmidt
Toledo
Cuba
John Lester Mee
Jack Irving
American Guild of Variety Artists
Mee
Havana Harbor
Wellington youths accused in uniform insignia theft case
Wellington National Guard officer Capt Richard P McDermott said a full investigation was ordered into a Tuesday night incident. Four youths allegedly ripped insignia and buttons from uniforms of two Air Force soldiers on leave from San Antonio Texas visiting homes in the Wellington area.
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Wellington, CO
Richard P. McDermott
Wellington
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Stassen
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Charles H. McDaniel
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