Light of Christianity Is Our Greatest Need, Bishop Says
The Rt. Rev. Henry W. Hobson of Southern Ohio Episcopal Diocese urged moral action against national decay at St. Pauls Church during confirmations led by Rev. Paul Hannaford and lay reader John Sherwood. Four people were confirmed: Claude Chrisman, Mrs. Fred Hull, and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Henderson.
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Henry W. Hobson
Southern Ohio
Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Paul Hannaford
St. Paul's
John Sherwood
Christ
Hobson Oma
Roosevelt
Churchill
Iceland
Africa
Claude Chrisman
Fred E. Hull
Weaver Henderson
Vitrified Clay Products Promoted for Farm Use
Claiming durability and low initial cost the ad urges farmers to choose vitrified clay products for farming needs noting easy installation and a long life.
Logan Clay Products Company Notice
Logan Clay Products Co based in Logan Ohio lists contact phone 2184 for inquiries and correspondence about production and supply. The fragment provides only company name and location with a phone reference.
Minnesota Hogs Headed to Capetown for Agriculture School
Five Minnesota No 1 hogs bred at the state experiment station in Grand Rapids are en route to Capetown South Africa for the Capetown School of Agriculture. Hogs travel in crates by truck to Minneapolis then by train to Chicago and flight to New York before a 21 day sea voyage.
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Grand Rapids, Minn
Capetown
South Africa
Capetown School of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Second GI Given Death Sentence
Pvt Richard A Hagelberger 1S was sentenced to death by a US Army court martial for the slaying of two German civilians last April. His buddy Pvt John F Vig neault previously received death for his role in the same on a road near Neustadt.
Obiter Dicta May Weaken Turnpike Law
Columbus June 13 A P Political Writer notes obiter dicta opinions by courts can dilute the strength of Ohio turnpike law. Chief Justice Weygandt abstained on part of the 1951 ruling. the Supreme Court faces 15 questions in a pending turnpike case as A J Allen of Cincinnati resists signing bonds for a 326 million cross state project. Taft recuses due to stock ties in a firm that checks turnpike land.
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Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Supreme Court
A. J. Allen
Cincinnati
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Kingsley A. Taft
Cleveland
Taft
Doomed Lass Receives Last Birthday Party at Chance
In Chance Maryland on June 13 Donna Daft, a nine year old with brain cancer, was honored with the town’s biggest party a week before her birthday as doctors warn her illness is near its end. About 50 children attended as Donna endured pain and moments of respite with her mother by her side. Her prognosis had suggested she might not live beyond the coming weeks.
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Chance, Md
Chance
Donna Daft
Thomas Daft
Dafts
Donna
Teen-Ager Bites Dog Catcher in New Jersey
In Medford Lakes New Jersey a 16 year old girl Lucy Fay bitten dog catcher Ellis C Glover 26 when he tried to seize her dog Freckles The judge Ephraim Tomlinson dismissed the case after Lucy admitted biting him saying he twisted her arm while taking Freckles back
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Medford Lakes
N. J
Ellis C. Glover
Ephraim Tomlinson
Lucy Fay
Mt. Holly High School
Lucy
Glover
Tomlinson
Ike Opposes Germany Split Advice At Yalta Was Ignored
New York dispatch reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower stated he opposed dividing Germany into zones and opposing Berlin’s isolation. He denied participation in Yalta or Potsdam decisions, saying his opinions were offered but not accepted. He cited the European Advisory Commission’s 1944 London meeting as origin of the actions.
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Ike
Germany
Yalta
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Eisenhower
Potsdam
European Advisory Commission
London
Leipzig
Famed Rabbi Henry Cohen Dies at 89
Rabbi emeritus of Temple B'nai Israel in Galveston, Dr Henry Cohen, a nationally known crusader and spiritual leader, died in Houston on Thursday at age 89.
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Houston
Tex
Henry Cohen
Temple B'nai Israel
Galveston
Ohio Lutherans Elect Officers At District Convention
The Ohio District of the American Lutheran Church closed its 22nd annual convention in Columbus with officers elected. Rev. Martin E. Hollensen of Marion was reelected ranking vice president and Dr. F. J. Middermaier of Anna Shelby County was named second vice president. Dr. Otto Ebert of Columbus, the current president, will serve until his term expires next year. Heat generated when steel dissolves in acid is slightly greater for a coiled spring under tension than for one not under tension.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Martin E. Hollensen
Marion
F. J. Middermaier
Anna
Shelby County
Otto Ebert
Heat wave hits Midwest with record highs and water sharing
Chicago dispatch notes a sizzling Midwest heat wave with 100 plus degree readings across Nebraska stations led by 105. Lincoln faces low water reserves while Omaha consumes a record 3.5 million gallons an hour as both cities initiate share-the-water programs. Cooler conditions arrive in the Northeast and West as thundershowers develop.
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Chicago
Midwest
Rockies
Mississippi
Nebraska Weather Bureau
Lincoln
Omaha
Northeast
Great Lakes
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Smilack Freed From Lima Clinic
Oscar Smilack described as the financial angel of Franklin County's Communist Party was released from Lima State Hospital. He had been committed May 29 for a 30 day sanity observation after a court found error in prior commitment procedures and testimony in his own defense was improperly denied.
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Lima
Oscar Smilack
Columbus
Communist Party
Franklin County
Lima State Hospital
Ralph J. Bartlett
Third District Court of Appeals
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Smilack
Bealf
Weather pattern extends through Midwest and Midwest border states
Friday’s forecast tracks a broad band of precipitation across the Upper Mississippi Valley sweeping southward into Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. The system may bring rain and potential thunderstorms with varying regional impacts through the day.
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Mississii Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Election Clerk Admits Perjury in Stark County Case
Leroy Schirack former election board clerk pleaded guilty to perjury and asked for probation. He had previously been convicted of misconduct during the May primary and fined 2450 dollars. The charges stem from improper patient registrations at a rest home.
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Canton
Leroy Schirack
Common Pleas Court
Stark County
Democratic Party
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