Party Line Blighting Red Science Says Zirkle
Dr. Conway Zirkle of the University of Pennsylvania told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that Soviet obedience to the party line is a destructive virus weakening Russian science. He cited genetics, statistics, psychology, biology, agriculture, medicine, geology, astronomy, chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering as heavily politicized or quackery-infused, with some fields like Russian physics and mathematics remaining strong or adequate for defense and civilian use.
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ST. Louis P
Conway Zirkle
University of Pennsylvania
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Zirkle
Russia
Bellans fast relief for heartburn and gas price notice
An old advertisement touts Bellans tablets as the fastest acting medicine for relief of heartburn and gas. The copy cites stomach distress and acid digestion, advertising them at 25 cents.
Churchill Starts Trip To U S
Prime Minister Churchill sails from Southampton aboard the Queen Elizabeth liner to meet President-elect Eisenhower in New York for Korea and world issues. He plans to call on President Truman, then take a two week Jamaica holiday, accompanied by Mrs Churchill.
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Southampton
England
Churchill
Eisenhower
Korea
Truman
Jamaica
New York
London
Anthony Eden
Stalin
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
United States
U. S
Far East
France
O'Neill rules deputy cannot serve as coroner in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General C William O'Neill ruled a person cannot hold both deputy sheriff and coroner roles. He said sheriff liability for deputies and the coroner’s succession if governor removes a sheriff create an absurd overlap. The ruling, sought by Noble County prosecutor A H Buckey, followed a Noble County sheriff elect’s plan to appoint the coroner deputy.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
O'Neill
A. H. Buckey
Noble County
Engine Kills Man in Cleveland Tragedy
Stanley Peters, 54, was struck and killed by a railroad switch engine Tuesday in Cleveland. The incident involved an industrial rail area death with Peters as the victim. Police reported the event as a fatal accident, with investigators reviewing the scene and circumstances.
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Cleveland
Stanley Peters
Preble Woman Honored At Home Dinner
Grace McFall of Eaton was guest of honor at a Tuesday dinner at the Preble County children's home now St. Clair Springs. The Preble County Child Welfare Board saluted her retirement after 14 years with the home, where she served as chairman for much of that period. Her successor on the board is Mrs. Mary Ulrich of Camden, appointed for a four year term starting January 1, 1953.
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Preble County
Eaton
NACA Board Plans For Year
The Dayton chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will meet January 6 with about 100 division leaders and team captains to finalize winter and spring 1953 plans. The semi annual meeting will be at Standard Register Company Dayton at 5 30 p m The chapter has 560 members from 245 Miami Valley companies The association studies industrial accounting problems and the value of accounting in industry Two Middletown men were elected team captains for 1952 53 Edward F Quinn of Gardner Board and Carton Company and Rodney H Michael of Crystal Tissue Company
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Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
Standard Register Company
Miami Valley
Middletown
Edward F. Quinn
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Rodney H. Michael
Crystal Tissue Company
Dixie Coed Named Envoy To World For King Cotton
Alice Carr a 19 year old mathematics major from the University of Alabama was chosen Maid of Cotton for 1953. The Selma Alabama native will tour 35 U S cities, Canada, Latin America and Europe during a year as King Cotton's ambassador. Runner up was Ann Turner of Yazoo City Mississippi and Robette Bentley of Los Angeles California placed third.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alice Carr
University of Alabama
Brownette
Selma
Ala
Cotton
King Cotton
U. S
Canada
Latin America
Europe
J Ann Turner
Yazoo City
Miss
Robette Bentley
Los Angeles
Calif
Despondent Groom Ends Honeymoon with Dynamite Suicide
Boise Idaho report says Leonard Edge 32 a construction worker married Monday to Opal Parker Baker Ore placed dynamite under his pillow in a hotel room and detonated it with a blasting cap leaving notes of despondency. Edge and his bride had returned to Baker before the blast. Coroner Clyde Summers identified the body and the method.
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Boise
Idaho
Clyde Summers
Leonard Edge
Edge
Opal Parker
Baker
Ore
Summers
Fraternity Honors DiSalle For Speeches
Washington brief notes Economic Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle awarded Speaker of the Year by Tau Kappa Alpha for effective, intelligent, and responsible public speaking. He is praised for urging restraint in pricing and adherence to ceilings.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Tau Kappa Alpha
National Forensic Fraternity
Italian Police Seek Deportee In Drug Case
Italian police seek Frank Coppola a 53 year old deportee from the United States in connection with an alleged heroin smuggling plot. Coppola’s son in law Giuseppe Corso was arrested Christmas Day at Coppola’s home in Partinico Sicily. Police had pursued Coppola since March after a truck with a false bottom carried 12 pounds of heroin at Alcamo. A later raid on a Rome area home tied to Coppola yielded a large heroin haul. Coppola, formerly of New Orleans, fled and has remained at large.
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Rome
Frank Coppola
United States
Coppola
Giuseppe Corso
Partinico
Sicily
Alcamo
New Orleans
Fisherman magazine appoints new leadership changes
Fisherman manager Jack P. Snyder resigns to join a New York securities firm in Boston office. Editor George S. Fichter announces Frank Ware of New York City will succeed Snyder. The magazine now prints in Greenwich Conn after expansion and reaches about 150000 copies monthly. Snyder, a founder and Miami University graduate, helped launch the publication three years ago as Midwest Fisherman. The first chartered city in America was York, Me, chartered in 1642.
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Jack P. Snyder
Boston
New York
Geroge S. Fichter
Frank Ware
New York City
Sayer
Greenwich
Conn
Carrtown
Po Cy
United States
Snyder
Miami University
America
York, Me
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