General Snaps Back At Jibe By McCarthy
At Ft Dix hearings Maj. Gen. Cornelius E. Ryan rebuked McCarthy’s charges over Schine leaves of absence and a cropped Stevens Schine photo. Ryan testified on Schine’s treatment at Ft Dix and denied intentional deception in the Stevens Schine crop. He noted Schine’s passes were granted on subcommittee representations and later restricted for late nights.
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Craziest Professor Hall To Get His Doctor's Degree
North Texas State College in Denton profiles M. E. Gene Hall known as the craziest professor. He will receive a doctor of education degree from New York University by mail in June for directing an accredited bachelor of music in jazz program. He blends traditional music study with jazz, building a unique curriculum.
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City and County Schools Near Closing Time
City and county schools will close by week end. Logan High lists Wednesday last day for students except report card return Saturday at 2 p.m. All senior high classes occur except senior practice Wednesday morning for Friday 8 p.m. commencement. County students finish Thursday with Carbon Hill and Murray City getting report cards Friday.
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Fire Chief Denies Limaite's Claim
Passau Germany yesterday fire chief Willie Osterkorn said an excited woman, not James M Leech of Lima Ohio, summoned the fire department to the villa where three US Army officers were slain in January 1946. Leech told reporters in Lima he went to the fire station in his car. He has been accused by Deputy Prosecutor William Canfield of the ax arson killings of three fellow officers. Canfield said Leech did not find the fire station and went to a military police headquarters.
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James M. Leech
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U. S
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Lost Ring Found After 35 Years in Garden
Mrs. Dora Stump misplaced wedding ring thirty five years ago. Her nephew located the ring yesterday in her Alliance garden about 30 feet from the spot where it was lost.
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Dora Stump
Woman Held In Ironton Bank Shortage
FBI says Fronia Sexton of Ironton faces abstraction charges for a $114,000 bank shortage at Ironton Citizens National Bank. Former bank president and Ironton Courier founder arraigned and held to federal grand jury with $5,000 bond. alleged shortage reportedly covered by bank sureties.
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Lawrence County
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Tax Delinquent Real Estate List Published in Hocking County
Daily News page two publishes a partial list of tax delinquent real estate in Hocking County prepared by Auditor Harry Smith from delinquencies reported by Treasurer Ralph Moorhead. The 1952 taxes listed are payable in 1953 and may lead to foreclosure or forfeiture if not paid.
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Strong To Head Moore Papers Strong To Head Moore Papers
Brush Moore News Papers Inc. directors elected G Gordon Strong president replacing Roy D. Moore who died May 1. William T. Moore named to executive committee and vice president. John D. Raridan appointed publisher. Strong remains general manager and Raridan executive editor. Thomas S. Brush and Joseph K. Vodrey re elected as vice presidents.
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Brush-Moore News Papers, Inc
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William T. Moore
John D. Raridan
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Raridan
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Joseph K. Vodrey
Peace Talks Snarl Over Procedure at Geneva
In Geneva the Indochina talks stalled over procedural issues as Molotov urged focusing on general peace while military questions lie with France and Vietminh. Western diplomats warn the talks may be at a decisive stage with a potential time limit being considered.
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Georges Bidault
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower aides spark talk of sharp rebuke to Democrats
Washington reports a White House aide Bernard Shanley accused Democrats in Congress of blocking the administration’s legislative program. The remarks sparked speculation Ike may finally speak out against Democrats, though the President has avoided campaigning for individuals.
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Red Shipments To Guatemala Being Matched
The United States is airlifting rifles and other light combat gear to Nicaragua and Honduras to counter Communist activity near Guatemala. Moscow radio denounced the move as aggression while Guatemalan officials downplayed a link to their country and tension rose along the border with Honduras.
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Official Returns Boost Totals
Official returns released by the secretary of state show James Rhodes with 400 294 votes and Gov Frank Lausche with 338 799 votes in the May 4 primary. Total ballots 869 222 with 480 464 Republicans and 388 758 Democrats voting.
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James Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Father's Day Proclaimed in Ohio by Gov Lausche
Gov Frank J Lausche proclaims Sunday June 20 as Father's Day in Ohio through official action. The declaration designates a day to honor fathers across the state.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Nearly Blind Gore Boy Named To All Ohio Band
Carl Hansgen of Gore New Straitsville High School is named to the All Ohio Boys Band to perform at the Ohio State Fair from August 27 to September 3. A sophomore Sousaphone player with ten percent vision he learned sight reading from his mother after Braille schooling and has earned four honor roll quarters.
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Gore
New Straitsville
Elmore Beale Jr
Harry Kitchen
Logan High
Hansgen
Bernard Simons
Ohio State School For the Blind
James Horwell
Ohio University
Blimp Nears Endurance Mark After 200 Hours Aloft
A U S Navy ZPG-2 blimp with 14 aboard stayed aloft for 200 hours cruising above the Atlantic seaboard and Caribbean before landing at Boca Chica near Key West. Cmdr Marion Eppes led 12 Navy crewmen and a civilian observer aboard the non-rigid airship that began from Lakehurst May 17.
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Ala
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Five Day Forecast Notes Normal Temperatures and Brief Showers
The outlook shows temperatures averaging normal to three degrees below normal with highs from 74 to 79 and lows 53 to 55. Cooler conditions are expected Wednesday and Thursday, with a warmer trend Friday through Sunday. Scattered showers are possible Friday to Sunday, averaging 4 4 inch.
Negotiations Begin Between Republic Steel and CIO Union
In Cleveland Republic Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers opened talks for a new contract. The union seeks higher wages a guaranteed annual wage pension improvements and better hospitalization benefits.
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Republic Steel Corp
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Quint Joins Order Sister Marie Rachel
Quebec Marie Dionne one of the quintuplets from Cal lander Ontario is now Sister Marie Rachel as she becomes a novice in the Roman Catholic Servants of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Marie Dionne
Callander, Ont
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Lumber Burns in North Columbus Fire destroys buildings
Fire at North Columbus Lumber Co. destroyed three large storage buildings and the main office last night. Eight firemen suffered smoke exhaustion as crews battled the blaze.
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North Columbus Lumber Co
Canton Officials oppose Akron Cleveland Airport car link
Stark County commissioners voted yesterday to join Summit County in challenging a proposal to connect Akron to Cleveland Hopkins Airport by limousine service. The move aims to protest the proposed arrangement and assert regional control over transportation links.
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Stark County
Summit County
Akron
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