Curator Appeals Aid After Dismissal From OSU Museum
Dr. Richard G. Morgan, former curator of archaeology at the Ohio State Museum and Middletown native, asks OSU students and faculty to help overturn his firing. In a Lantern letter he denounces a guilt by association policy that dismisses staff without charges or hearings after 12 years of service.
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Columbus
Richard G. Morgan
Ohio State Museum
Ohio State University
OSU Lantern
Morgan
Middletown
Ohio
Senate sets noon meeting to pace Republican talk
Morse promised floor time at the start of today’s session as the Senate again fixed a past noon hour to grant the Republican conference three hours. An Taft Wolcott agreement proposes tightening bank credit by higher reserve requirements for deposits and bank notes and possibly reimposing wartime limits on time payments.
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Morse
Senate
Taft
Representative Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
Plain City Fair Opens for 13th Annual Five Day Stand
The Plain City independent fair launches its 13th annual five day run as residents prepare for local events. About 95 percent of Fire's population are members of the Roman Catholic Church, reflecting the community's religious makeup.
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Plain City
Fire
Pin Worms Warning and Treatment Offer
Warning signs of pin worm infection described with a focus on rectal itch and rash. Claims a small easy to swallow tablet remedy with a money back guarantee and urges readers to consult a druggist for guidance and use of the product P W for pin worms.
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Jayne
Ds’ de Dave
Marshall Silent On Moscow Talks
Washington AP Secretary of State Marshall refused to indicate when Western powers and Russia would announce results of Moscow talks. He defended secrecy on this stage of negotiations with Premier Stalin and commented that Soviet agents in the U.S. appear to be complying with U.S. laws.
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Washington
Marshall
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Defense Establishment
State Department
Clay
German Reds push currency compromise for Berlin
Berlin officials and the Soviet dominated Eastern Economic Commission propose using Soviet currency as the sole tax tender while allowing Western money to circulate in the western sectors. The move signals Russian willingness to compromise on currency in the tense postwar split. Anti Communists call the mass rejection of Russian offers a political victory, noting only about 21 000 of 2 075 000 residents accepted the food offer and that Communists trailed in the 1946 municipal elections with 19 percent.
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Berlin
Eastern Economic Commission
Former judge Devor dies in Ashland at 81
William T. Devor, 81, attorney and former Ashland County Common Pleas judge, died yesterday in Samaritan Hospital. Thirteen month calendars are in use in more than 700 U.S. business firms.
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Ashland, D
William T. Devor
Ashland County Common Pleas
Samaritan Hospital
United States
Dayton UEW strike deepens as guards guard plant lines
The Dayton UEW strike sees 1400 National Guardsmen guarding the Univis plant after violence reports. Pickets, now reduced to women only, remain at gates while leaders press for a fair agreement and plan rallies. Kaplan to testify in Washington before a congressional committee.
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Columbus
Kaplan
Washington
Univis
F. A. Reimer
National Guardsmen
UEW
Kothar Wornstaff
Herbert Hirschberg
National Committee On Civil Rights
Dayton
CIO
AFL
United States of America
Unio
Herbert
Wornstaff
Hiram Payne
Bruce van Winkle
Martha Woodie
George C. Schiele
Thomas J. Herbert
Plant National Guard
Bentley Spying Case Probed By Senate and Mundt Panel
The Senate and Mundt espionage committees pressed to reveal the Soviet spy ring in hearings. Elizabeth Bentley admitted a Silvermaster connection but denied Communist ties. Remington denied delivering war secrets to Moscow. Mundt floated public opinion as a remedy and possible grand jury action.
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Baldwin
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Silvermaster
Miss Bentley
Mundt
RSD
Tom Clark
Washington
Capitol
Senate
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Moscow
Remington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Bentley
FBI
Ferguson
R-Mich
White House
John W. Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
London
War Production Board
Ortho and Tonsil Cases Found in Somerville High School
Dr Daniel E O Brien examined 836 Somerville high school sophomores and found 371 orthopedic cases 100 tonsil cases and 60 other cases leaving officials considering health measures and follow ups at the Massachusetts school.
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Somerville
Mass
U.P
Somerville High School
Daniel E. O’brien
Thanksgiving turkey prices rise in forecast by Agriculture Department
Washington AP notes higher Thanksgiving turkey costs as the Agriculture Department forecasts no drop in chicken and egg prices before next year. The rise stems from farmers reducing poultry flocks last year due to scarce feed grains and high costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Girl Y Camp Opens August 22 at Somerville Camp
A dozen or more girls eight years old and up will join a 10 day Girls Y Camp session opening August 22 at Camp Luella May in Somerville. Reservations are filling as fees of 18 dollars are paid. Mrs Ann Wolfe directs while Mrs Edgar Swank handles meals. High school and college girls from the Leaders Corps serve as cabin and program leaders.
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Camp Luella
Somerville
Ralph C. Knight
Ann Wolfe
Edgar Swank
Die‘itian
Y’’ Leaders Corps
Luella May
Hamilton Ywca
Knight
Middletown
Medical cases listed by ailment totals
A catalog of health concerns includes fifty one cervical glandular conditions, eight cardiac cases, six ear ailments, one nose ailment, one lung pathology. Additional mention notes potential hernias among the entries.
Husband stabs wife to death in Ohio incident
In Youngstown Ohio a man waited for his wife to return from an all night date with another man and fatally stabbed her with a butcher knife this morning. Virginia Smith 35 died at a hospital. Martin Smith 35 was treated and jailed afterward.
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Youngstown
Virginia Smith
Martin
Slavs Claim Treaty Violated Over Trieste Issue
Yugoslavia charged the western powers openly violate the Italian peace treaty by incorporating part of Trieste into Italy. Dr Joza Vilfan urged UN action to stop a British American plot to transfer more of Trieste to Italy. U S Delegate Jesup dismissed the Yugoslav charge as propaganda. Noctiluca remark follows.
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Lake Success
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Joza Vilfan
United Nations Security Council
United States
Britain
Wilson
Council
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Turner's WLW Radio Schedule Fragment
Broadcast listing shows turner brothers tuning WLW with weekday 5 45 A M estimates and Sunday 11 30 A M UST times. External reference to stations and time zones indicates a fragmented schedule snippet.
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Turner Brothers
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