Supreme Court ruling echoes OSU professor firing case
Ohio State University rejected AAUP censure over the 1952 dismissal of Dr. Byron T. Darling after he invoked First and Fifth Amendments during HUAC questioning. The Supreme Court denied New York City the right to fire a professor who invoked the Fifth before Congress. OSU reaffirmed its decision and noted potential steps for Darling, with unconfirmed reports of him teaching in Canada.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
American Assn. of
AAUP
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
New York City
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Byron T. Darling
Ohio State
Darling
House UN - American Activities Committee
Board of Trustees
Communist Party
Board of
Howard L. Bevis
OSU
Supreme Court
Dr. Darling
Canada
CGEE Profit Study Slated
Cincinnati City Council Utilities Committee plans a study into CGE earnings after a dispute over 1955 results. Consultant Robert J. White will confer with CGE officials as staff reviews CGE earnings, with estimates of 13.5 to 15.4 percent cited by William Zimmer and White respectively.
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Cincinnati
City Council Utilities Committee
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
CGE
Robert J. White
White
William Zimmer
Woman Wins Cadillac Then Buick in Church Drawings
In Los Angeles Mrs Ellen Kenney, who won a 1951 Cadillac in a church raffle, repeats the luck by winning a 1956 Buick in another church drawing. Her winning ticket was purchased by her boss Irving Glasser from Superior Judge George A Dockweiler.
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Los Angeles
Ellen Kenney
Irving Glasser
George A. Dockweiler
Martini and Dry Martini See-Through Packaging Debut
Atlantic City N J display opened at the 25th annual packaging exposition showing plastic film containers for martinis and eggs. The shellless eggs come in transparent unbreakable containers that can be boiled and eaten, offering durable, portable storage.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Asea
Eight Ohio districts in line for state school aid
State Superintendent R M Eyman urged the state school board to reserve 1 291 000 in state aid for building projects in eight needy districts using funds from a 7 million dollar appropriation. Districts listed include Bethel Tate Clermont Crestwood Portage Jackson Jefferson Scioto Southeastern Washington Willard Exempted. The board may act on these reserves when it reconvenes.
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Ohio
R. “M. Eyman
Eyman
Bethel Tate
Clermont County
Crestwood
Portage County
Jackson
Jackson County
Jefferson
Madison County
Scioto
Southeastern
Ross County
Washington
Scioto County
Willard
Huron County
Robert Manchester
Canfield
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
House Finance Committee
McClure
State Library Board
Department of Education
Weather Shifts Bring Rain Snow Across Plains and Delta
Rains and snow spread from the southern plains to the lower and middle Mississippi Valley. Snow fell in eastern Kansas and Oklahoma with Emporia reporting 1 inch, total ground 4 inches. Drenching rains hit Arkansas Mississippi eastern Texas and Missouri. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Cooler air from the north reached Texas Panhandle with subfreezing to 50s along the coast. Chilly conditions persisted in the Great Lakes, plains, and eastern states.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
Emporia
Kan
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Missouri
Panhandle
House Republicans Seek Path To Revamp Farm Bill
Washington Republicans search for a winning formula to shape the election year farm bill toward administration aims. Leader Joseph M. Martin Jr. predicts a conference will reveal a path, while Eisenhower’s veto possibility looms if Congress fails to revise the bill. Democrats push to pass an omnibus compromise including a $1.2 billion soil bank and price supports at parity, while Republicans weigh dropping the 90 percent parity in favor of lower supports.
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Washington
House
Joseph M. Martin Jr
Mass
Congress
Martin
Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
Benson
Elyria Youth Killed In Kite Wire Incident
A 13 year old Larry Tyree of Rt 2 Elyria was killed Monday when a kite string brushed a wire, causing fatal shock. Authorities investigate the accident and the kite incident.
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Elyria
Chio
Larry Tyree
Rt. 2
Hughes Wins Dock Extension For Flying Boat Project
Long Beach California harbor board grants Howard Hughes a P-day extension on Terminal Island dock use for his 320 foot, eight engine flying boat. Lease ran since 1946 at 18,400 dollars yearly. lease expired last year and Hughes was ordered to move last week. The craft made a brief 1947 flight. many later adjustments were reported with no definite flight date.
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Long Beach
Calif
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Howard Hughes
Terminal Island
Hughes
Fired Lawyer Seeks To Save Condemned Man
Fremont attorney Atty Henry G Stahl continued efforts to save Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill, condemned to die May 15 for the murder of Shirley Bradford, a Fremont waitress. Though Tannyhill said he reconciled to death and did not want help, Stahl said he must proceed and sought a reduction from first degree to nonpremeditated murder. the court of appeals reserved ruling.
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Fremont
Ohio
Henry G. Stahl
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill
Tannyhill
Shirley Bradford
Court of Appeals
Stahl
State Medical Convention Opens in Cleveland
Doctors from across Ohio gathered for the annual Ohio State Medical Association convention. Dr Clarence W Lillehei of Minneapolis told the Ohio State Heart Association that closed or beating heart techniques may fade, predicting future surgeries inside the heart done with the heart stopped and artificial support systems by the operating team.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Assn
Clarence W. Lillehei
Minneapolis
Ohio State Heart Assn., Inc
Optometrist Stresses Styling In Eyeglasses
Tulsa report notes Dr. Hoyt S. Purvis of Jonesboro Ark, VP of the American Optometric Association, urged colleagues in Oklahoma to recognize the cosmetic importance of eyeglass style as the profession risks falling behind in styling eyewear.
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Tulsa
Okla
American Optometric Assn
Hoyt S. Purvis
Jonesboro
Ark
The
Oklahoma Optometric Assn
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