Red Probers To Question Three More From Dayton
Ohio Un American Activities Commission hearings reopen with Dayton witnesses Harry Mee Gill Melvin Hupman and Pearl Hupman identified as unfriendly by counsel Sidney Isaacs. Subpoenaed Yassel Thames eludes contact. Former Communists John C Mitchell and Asbury Turner named about 50 alleged Communists including Kirmit M Kirkendall a former state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.P
Harry Mee-Gill
Melvin Hupman
Pearl Hupman
Dayton
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Commission
Sidney Isaacs
Cincinnati
Yassel Thames
United Electrical Workers Union
Montgomery County
Isaacs
John C. Mitchell
Asbury Turner
Kirmit M. Kirkendall
CIO
Kirkendall
Mitchell
Ohio Valley
Steubenville
Powhatan
Ohio River
Cadiz
West Virginia Panhandle
Florida Win For Russell Is Predicted
U S Senator Smathers predicted Florida will give Richard Russell a wide margin over Estes Kefauver in the May 6 Democratic primary. Smathers said Russell could win by two to one, signaling Kefauver’s first primary setback. Russell, starting a 10 day Florida campaign, urged voters to compare views and expected a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Smathers
Florida
Richard B. Russell
Estes Kefauver
Russell
Kefauver
Senate Crime Committee
Maumee Council Rejects Pike Route Change
Maumee city council voted against routing the Ohio Turnpike north of Maumee. They declined to aid the turnpike commission in pressuring Carl Baldur to drop his lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the turnpike act and opposing a Maumee Route.
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Maumee
Maumee, O
Turnpike Commission
Carl Baldur
Pythian Sisters Help Fete Wards at Longview Hospital
Pythian Sisters Lafayette Temple 379 entertained 335 patients at Longview Hospital Saturday afternoon. The event, sponsored by the Longview Social Service League Board, featured music and dancing by patients. Armco Girl Association donated 75 handbags for women patients, with board members contributing used clothing, magazines and soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Temple
Pythian Sisters
Longview Hospital
Longview Social Service League Board
Armco Girl Association
James Bolser
Clifford Beec’e
Arthur Fouts
Max Wise
Robert Bowman
Ralph DeBord
William Cooley
C. S. Myers
Wayne Back
Norman Dole
J. F. Lizey
Russell Cunningham
Cat Scratches Give Humans New Disease Reported
A new human disease cat scratch disease was reported to the American College of Physicians. It affects humans after house cat scratches while cats stay healthy. Researchers Daniels and MacMurray note 60 cases across 15 states Hawaii and Canada with fever swollen lymph nodes and possible abscesses. No treatment is known yet.
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Cleveland
American College of Physicians
Worth B. Daniels
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Frank G. MacMurray
Washington, D.C
Hawaii
Canada
President nominates new Point Four director
President Truman nominates Stanley Andrews Arkansas editor to head the Point Four program as technical cooperation administrator. Andrews to succeed Dr. Harry Bennett who was killed in an airplane accident in the Middle East last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Truman Today
Stanley Andrews
Arkansas
Andrews
Harry Bennett
Middle East
To Sell Your Home Trailer See Mr Adams Middletown
Advertisement notes a home trailer for sale at Middletown’s Engle’s Corner near State Route 4, calling attention to Mr Adams at Middletown Trailer Park and Sales.
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MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle’s Corner
Four new directors named to Associated Press board
New York AP members elected four new directors at the annual meeting. John Reitemeyer, Richard Clarke, W. H. Cowles, and Nathaniel R. Howard won seats with totals from member ballots. Re-elected were Benjamin McKelway and Raymond Spangler. Spangler serves cities under 50,000. Gen Gruenther cautioned war with Russia is not inevitable and expected no Russian attack this year.
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New York
Associated Press
Worldwide Newsgathering Co-Operative
John Reitemeyer
Hartford
Conn
Courant
Richard W. Clarke
New York Daily News
Sunday News
W. H. Cowles
Spokane Spokesman - Review
Nathaniel R. Howard
Cleveland News
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington Sunday Star
Raymond L. Spangler
Redwood City
Calif.y Tribune
Spangler
Alfred M. Gruenther
Russia
Gruenther
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters Allied Forces In Europe
SHAPE
West
Corn Shrinkage Blamed For Shortages At Probe
Ward P. Walton of Upper Sandusky testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee that shrinkage of government corn stored in elevators caused shortages. Walton denied stealing CCC grain and said moisture as high as 23 percent made the corn unfit for keeping. He admitted selling 38,000 bushels of out of condition corn in 1950 with proceeds reinvested, though CCC records flagged the sales as theft. Walton and partner Russell Case warned the government could claim a million dollars or more against Walton elevators Walton & Myers and Sycamore Mill & Supply Co., noting shortages at all three operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Ward P. Walton
Upper Sandusky
Senate Agricultural Committee
Walton
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Paul J. Cotter
Walton & Myers Elevator
Sycamore Mill & Supply Co
Sycamore
700 Workers End Strike For Ban On Harmful Resin
An unauthorized walkout at National Automobile Fibers Inc in Findlay ended after about 700 workers protested a new resin causing skin irritation. Two women hospitalized and over 100 others affected since February. Company will bring in outside chemists to study the resin and seek a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
National Automobile Fibers, Inc
College Association Elects New President
Howard W. Jones of Youngstown College is elected president of the Ohio College Association at Capital University. The meeting advanced St. John's College Cleveland and the College of Steubenville to full membership and admitted Rio Grande College to associate membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. Im
Howard W. Jones
Youngstown College
Ohio College Association
Capital University
St. John's College
Cleveland
College of Steubenville
Steubenville
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
Modern sealing wax uses no wax today
A brief note observes that modern sealing wax contains no wax despite its medieval use. It highlights the historical change in composition and the unusual origin of the term.
Two Local Soldiers Reach San Francisco
Four named soldiers from Middletown and Hamilton were among 3,426 Army combat troops arriving in San Francisco yesterday from Korea aboard the transport Gen. M. C. Meigs. Sgt. William D. Barker of 1606 Brentwood St. and Cpl Harold D. Hayes of 208 Franklin St., both of Middletown, and Cpl Lewis E. Allen and Pfe. Charles E. Schell of Hamilton were among the group.
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Middletown
Hamilton
San Francisco
Korea
M. C. Meigs
William D. Barker
Brentwood St
Cpl
Harold D. Hayes
Franklin St
Lewis E. Allen
Pfe
Charles E. Schell
Notice of view and hearing on public way abandonment
Butler County Ohio Board fixes April 25 1952 at 10 00 AM for viewing proposed abandonment of a 16 foot alley in Paper Mill Addition Amanda Village. A final hearing is set for May 2 1952 at 10 00 AM in Hamilton Ohio. The notice lists parcels, railroad center lines, and lot boundaries in detail and names county officials and attorneys.
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Board of Commissioners
Butler County
Ohio
Lemon Township
State of
Amanda
Butler County Recorder's
Baltimorean Ohio Railroad Company
Dt Ae
Said Railroad Company
Said Paper Mill
Said
Paper Mill Addition
Paper Mill
Court House
Hamilton
Safearing
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur Reiff
Gordon Iugepurger
Ben F. Vanden
Feltz
Millikin, Reister & Fitton Attorneys
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