New Television Network Underway in Ohio and Northeast
Bell Telephone System builds an eight thousand two hundred mile east west network linking 27 cities, extending from Dayton to Cleveland and Columbus to New York Chicago. The project adds relays and coaxial cables with towers thirty miles apart and terminals in Toledo Columbus Dayton and Lincoln Tower Columbus.
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Middletown
New York
Chicago
Bell Telephone System
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Eastedwest
Ohio
Toledo
Ete
Lincoln
Cleveland
New York City
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Syracuse
Utica
Rome
Schenectady
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Erie
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Providence
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Wilmington
Dela
Rich Imond
Emphasis On History In Ohio Schools Urged By Legionnaires
Ohio American Legion delegates push for civics and history emphasis in schools. Resolutions seek mandatory civics teaching credentials, a Constitution course in high schools, and examination of civic education quality. Other proposals include Wright brothers memorials, resuming bowling, raising police and fire eligibility age, UN genocide treaty support, and veterans benefits reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
J. S. Deutschle
Legion
Akron
Cleveland
Warren
Buckeye
Warren Legionnaires
State Department Ofucation
Bowling Green
U.S
Youngstown
Kill Devil Hill
N. C
Wright Brothers
The
Post
Smithsonian Institution
Akron Post 688
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati Post
United States
Excelsior Post
Congress
Diary in Five-Percenters inquiry names Congress members
Washington AP report says Senator Hoey notes the diary kept by James Hunt mentions some government officials and even members of Congress but does not prove involvement in improper deals. The diary, examined by the Senate Investigations Subcommittee, is a day by day account of Hunt’s business and social activities.
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Washington
Hoey
D - NC
Congress
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James V. Hunt
Army
War Assets Administration
Massachusetts
Hunt
Paul Grindle
New York Herald Tribune
Herman Feldman
Alden H. Waitt
Chemical Corps
Secretary of the Army
Gray
North Carolina
White House
Feldman
Waitt
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Herald Tribune
Grindle
Vaughan
Hedrick elected president of World Wide Baraca Philathea
Mrs. B. V. Hedrick of Salisbury North Carolina was elected president of the World Wide Baraca Philathea succeeding Elmer W. Miller of Cincinnati Ohio. The earths population in 1850 was estimated at 1,091,000,000.
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Alexandria
B. V. Hedrick
Salisbury
N. C
World Wide Baraca Philathea
Elmer W. Miller
Cincinnati
Grange Files Court Suit Over Lost Bonds and Records
Newark Grange 1004 filed suit in Common Pleas Court against secretary Mellise Orr and treasurer Monte Orr seeking recovery of government bonds valued at 450 and bank records that deprived the chapter of access to a 728 dollar savings account. James L Willoughby and the executive committee initiated the action.
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Newark
Newark Grange
Common Pleas
E. Clark Morrow
Grange
Mellise Orr
Monte Orr
Joseph W. Fichter
Morrow
James L. Willoughby
Soldiers Hurt In Jeep Crash In Sandusky
Two Philadelphia soldiers were hospitalized after a jeep collided with an automobile in Sandusky. Five others were treated and released. Injured were Bernard Dillion and Aloysis M. O'Connell, both 18, with cuts, bruises, and a fractured wrist. The soldiers said they were picked up by a colleague and did not know the jeep was stolen. the driver fled.
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Sandusky
Philadelphia
Bernard Dillion
Aloysis M. O'Connell
Camp Perry
Porter Arrives in Switzerland for Palestine Commission
Porter, newly appointed United States member of the United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission, arrived in Lausanne on Saturday to take over the post from Raymond Hare. He met with President Truman and Secretary Acheson in Washington before departing and said he received explicit instructions on US policy toward a peace settlement in Palestine. He declined to discuss the policy.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Paul A. Porter
United States
United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission
State Department
Middle East
Raymond Hare
Porter
Office
Price Administration
Truman
Dean Acheson
Washington
Palestine
Trees Stolen from New Carlisle Cemetery Grounds
A thief dug up six evergreen trees in New Carlisle cemetery on Friday afternoon and carried them away. The trees, planted around grave markers in a new section about 12 miles west of Springfield, were valued at about the superintendent reported.
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Springfield
New Carlisle
Max Snyder
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White Oak
Catawba
DRY Cleaners
Shakespeare
South Bend
Pflueger
Ocean City
Mercury
Charles ST
Ohio Legionnaires
Reed- Klopps
Simmons
Soohio
Reed-Klopp
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