Dillon Named Defendant Only For Cross Examination
Attorneys for Samuel H. Dillon superintendent of Hocking County schools contend in a reply memorandum that Dillon’s inclusion as a defendant was solely to allow cross examination and not due to legal connection with the case. The reply argues the demurrer cites misjoinder and insufficient facts and notes Dillon’s duties are limited to administering the school system and serving as clerk for the board. Dillon’s lawyers say being named a defendant is disagreeable and an experience to be avoided.
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Samuel H. Dillon
Hocking County
East Hocking
Dillon
Acton
Knepper, White
Dempsey
Columbus
Koje Island POW resistance broken says Gen Boatner
Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner said he has cracked Koje Island POW resistance with 80 000 inmates under UN control. Three compounds surrendered 21 anti Communist prisoners after an ultimatum. Prisoners reported starvation and beatings. 27 500 moved to smaller stockades as 30 000 more expected to leave Koje for other islands.
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Koje Island
Haydon L. Boatner
Boatner
Boamer
Redden
Koje
Korea
Daily News Fifth in WCKY State Promotion Contest
Logan Daily News placed fifth in the statewide WCKY Talent Opportunity Tour promotion contest held March 27. Local winner was Mrs. Ruth Ann Wolfe, with the Logan Jaycees sponsoring the event. The station commended the paper for its cooperation and support in the tour.
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WCKY
Cincinnati
Logan Daily News
C. H. Topmiller
Logan Jaycees
Ruth Ann Wolfe
The
Daily News
Ohio
Admiral medical team fights sailors quacking at depth
London reports the British Admiralty assigns ocean divers best doctors to curb quacking as they descend. A diver breathes oxygen helium to 240 300 feet with clear elocution. beyond that depth quacking returns, hindering surface listeners.
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London
British Admiralty
Donald Duck
Seas Smash Homes Near Formosa Coast
Heavy seas swept away two houses and ruined 30 others along the southwest coast of Formosa near Taiwan. The damage occurred Friday as tides battered coastal communities and prompted concerns for local shelters.
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Taipeh
Taiwan
Formosa
Grenade Blast Injures Eleven in Tunis Bazaar
Eleven people were injured Thursday night by a grenade explosion in a crowded bazaar near Tunis. Police blamed radicals demanding independence of the French protectorate.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Truman Enjoys Postponed Holidays as President
President Truman seems to relish a rare leisure spell in Washington. The piece notes he wants to vacate the White House and has little to lose personally, amid a public spectacle unmatched in two decades.
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Washington
Truman
CIO Boss Names Four Obstacles to Steel Mill Accord
Pittsburgh June 13 Four main issues block a steel strike settlement said CIO United Steelworkers President Philip Murray at a joint union strategy session. They include management clause seniority incentive pay and union shop recognition. He noted USW has already granted a union shop to half its members and attacked Taft and Eisenhower on Taft-Hartley.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Murray
USW
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
Korea
Senate
Reds Say UN In No Position To Dictate Anything In War
In Munsan Korea on June 13 the North Korean negotiator Nam fl declared the United Nations cannot dictate terms on and off the battlefield, as truce talks stall over prisoner exchange. Maj. Gen. Harrison signaled a possible Saturday session while UN negotiators push for progress amid renewed combat on the western front near Chorwon Hill Ts.
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Munsan
United Nations
Nam Fl
Panmunjom
Nam
William K. Harrison
Harrison
U. S. 45Th Division
Taft and Eisenhower Farm Outreach to Pennsylvania Delegates
On June 13 a field trip swing sees Eisenhower hosting Pennsylvania delegates at his Gettysburg farm while Taft targets Delaware with a Wilmington farm visit The Associated Press survey shows tight race counts and a potential three state coalition involving Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland ahead of the July 7 Chicago convention Truman signals neutrality on MacArthur keynote plans and army political limits.
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Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
New York
Taft
Delaware
Wilmington
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
Maryland
Chicago
Associated Press
Michigan
Theodore MceKeldin
McKeldin
John Fine
Summerfield
Detroit
Doctor Guilty In Failing To Pay U S Tax
Dr Harold C Schmuck 50 of Canton convicted by federal jury of tax evasion for underreporting income in 1945 to 1947 totaling more than 150000 while reporting 51000. He awaits sentencing on potential 15 years in prison and 30000 in fines. He was free on 2500 bond.
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Cleveland
Harold C. Schmuck
Canton
Stark County
Schmuck
Charles J. McNamee
Mountain lion sighting heard near Maysville road area
Residents report eerie screams and large tracks consistent with a big cat. John Wooley and his grandson allegedly saw a mountain lion about as big as three shepherd dogs near a wheat field, while others describe haunting cries and sizeable paw prints. Local game protector Marvin Nungester calls uncertain but not immediately dangerous unless cornered.
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Hocking County
Maysville Road
John Wooley
Johnny
Mr. Wooley
Frank
Barney Keplar
Frank Biggs
Wooley
Armstrong Farm
Emory Biggs
Bob Hansel
Marvin Nungester
Present Law Renewal Debated Over Wage Price Controls
Washington June 13 The House considered two bills to extend wage price and rent controls before the June 30 expiry. The Senate bill would extend eight months and broaden credit checks and materials allocation. The House version offers one year while dropping consumer and real estate credit limits. The dispute may go to a Senate House conference. The Senate also limited Wage Stabilization Board powers and rejected broad lift proposals.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Senate House
Wage Stabilization Board
Congress
WSB
Federal Mediation Service
Ohio coal output rises nearly three percent in 1951
Ohio produced 37,816,708 tons of coal in 1951, up nearly three percent from 1950, with 57 percent from strip mines. In Washington, the Senate adopted a House passed resolution extending the President's war powers through June 30.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Senate
House
Lansing paper raises street sale price and delivery rate
The Lansing State Journal on Friday increased its street price to six cents and cited higher news print costs. Home delivery rose from 35 to 40 cents.
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Lansing, Mich
Lansing State Journal
Janice Heidelberger Celebrates 13th Birthday in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on Friday June 13 Janice Heidelberger marked her 13th birthday at home. The event centered on the 1313 address as family and friends joined in the milestone celebration.
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Minneapolis
Janice Heidelberger
Muskellunge Found Dead After Drinking Beer In Lake Bemidji
A large muskellunge weighing over 70 pounds and 65 inches long was found on Lake Bemidji shores with a beer can lodged in its throat. Walt Ellis reported the find and noted the 9 inch jaw width. Anglers speculated the fish mistook the can for a lure.
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Bemidji, Minn
Lake
Bemidji
Walt Ellis
Democratic split and Truman’s stance on party unity
The Republican divide between Taft and Eisenhower supporters grows sharper daily. The infighting threatens to weaken the party and pleases President Truman. He seeks unity within the Democratic ranks and aims to guide his party.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
Truman Faces Open Democratic Contest and Postponed Choices
The piece notes Democrats hold their Chicago convention after Republicans and may gain leverage by timing their nomination. President Truman keeps cool, weighing options and watching GOP moves as potential splits and late declarations shape the race. He may shift plans if preconvention tactics threaten Democrat unity.
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Truman
Chicago
Vention
Missouri
Ten Gls Lost After Pilot Ditches B-29
Honolulu June 13 ten crewmen of a ditched B 29 super fortress are missing in shark infested waters 175 miles west of Kwajalein. The Air Force captain pilot was rescued with a broken leg four hours after the crash. Pieces of the bomber were found as Navy and Kwajalein crews search. The last radio said two engines failed and a third was losing power before ditching.
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Honolulu
Kwajalein
Air Force
Navy
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Guam
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