Ohio Pastors Offer Plan To Oust Imperialism
Ohio pastors at their annual convention in Columbus presented a three point program to end imperialism in U S policy. They urged UN leadership for world disarmament peaceful development of resources and strengthening the UN as a channel for law and negotiations. They also called repeal of the selective service act support for development aid and changes to the Wiley Revercomb act with higher immigration limits and shorter processing times. The group pressed church state separation urged protection of parochial schools from public funding and backed fair labor practices and resolution of disputes without broad publicized strikes.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Nations
Congress
Truman
America
Mittee
Wiley - Revercomb
United States
General Motors
Mother Freed On Charge Of Slaying Husband
In MOBILE ALA AP the mother of a 20 month old son was cleared of murder charges after testifying she was forced to baby-sit for the rival woman for six dollars weekly. She said her husband beat her and threatened her life during his affair with a brunette. Detective Hugh Prine said she signed a statement claiming coercion into baby-sitting for the rival’s children. Defense witnesses described six months of spousal rendezvous with the other woman, Mrs Mary Batchelor.
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Mobile
Ala
William R. Bekurs
Recorder’s Court
John J. Foster
Burnette
Foster
Mary Batchelor
Middletown Briefs: Meetings and Warts Note
Mrs. Nelson Morris of Toledo will speak at the Middletown League of Women Voters at 8 p.m. at 501 South Main. Alpha Council Jr OUAM meets at 8 p.m. 12 North Broad. Odd Fellows Lodge convenes at 7 30 p.m. Dance Club of the VFW meets at 7 30. Armco Employees Independent Federation exec committee at 7 p.m. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. American Legion Disaster Unit meets at 8 p.m. 83rd Air Services Group meets at 8 p.m. at Aeronca. National Association of Power Engineers meets 7 30 p.m. at the YMCA. Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 45 p.m. Optimist Club meets at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Warts are believed caused by infection with slight contagiousness noted by some authorities.
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Nelson Morris
Toledo
Middletown League of Women Voters
South Main St
Ferguson Act Repeal Asked By Committee
COLUMBUS AP The House Labor Committee urged repeal of the Ferguson Act banning strikes by public employees including teachers. It also backed a measure affirming workers rights to join labor organizations. Both measures advanced nine to five with one Republican voting yes and eight Democrats in support.
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Columbus
House Labor Committee
ABC President Unconcerned Over Switches
SAN FRANCISCO AP Mark Woods president of the American Broadcasting Company said ABC is not alarmed by recent moves of top radio stars to Columbia. He expects CBS to gain briefly but aims to hire outstanding talent, notes Stop the Music remains popular, and claims ABC has not sold to Hollywood. He sold some stock but remains a major holder. He forecasts TV growing movie and sports interest while color TV is ten years away.
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San Francisco
Mark Woods
American Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Woods
Bing Crosby
ABC
Hollywood
Warts, Labor Bosses and Ferguson's Viewpoint
A fragment notes Ferguson arguing that answers should come from workers themselves rather than labor bosses. It then mentions a superstition about warts disappearing through charms, highlighting a belief in magical remedies.
Resinol Soothes Irritated Skin With Six Active Agents
A nostalgic ad copy extols Resinol for itching relief and lasting comfort. It emphasizes immediate, lasting peace from skin irritation using six active soothing agents and positions Resinol as superior to other products.
Forty five apply for Springfield city manager post
Springfield Ohio area headlined city manager search as Mayor Sterling announced forty five applications for the $8,500 a year post. A screening by the City Commission and Citizens Advisory Committee may occur next week with names kept confidential following the resignation of Oscar L. Fleckner who left to become state liquor director.
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Springfield
Joe Sterling
City Commission
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Oscar L. Fleckner
Bangham named PR secretary of Ohio Manufacturers Association
Columbus AP reports Robert R. Bangham former assistant state welfare director was named public relations secretary of the Ohio Manufacturers Association. He lives in Wilmington and has served as state finance director assistant state treasurer and four terms in the Ohio House from Clinton County. The article also notes an ordinary wart described as one of the least dangerous skin afflictions.
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Columbus
Robert R. Bangham
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Wilmington
Bangham
Clinton County
Separate Seats For Jury Inspection
TORONTO AP The two Communist members of the Ontario legislature will be set apart from their fellow members. Carpenters yesterday changed seating arrangements for the February 10 opening by building a corridor around the two seats occupied by Labor-Progressives A. A. McLeod and J. B. Salsberg. Noah Webster was 18 years in writing his American Dictionary of the English Language.
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Toronto
Ontario
Carpenters
A. A. McLeod
J. B. Salsberg
Noah Webster
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