Veto on Marriage Plans By College Forces Separation
Grace Cunningham 22 of Berkeley and Robert McAllester 23 of Ithaca, both Farham College graduates, planned to wed in Richmond despite the college veto. McAllester said he was compelled to finish his final month off campus, while the couple prepared for Earlham’s commencement.
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Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Robert McAllester
Ithaca
Earlham
McAllester
Traitor Assassin Lose Appeals To Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to block executions of Oscar Collazo and Tomoya Kawakita. Collazo, Puerto Rican, aided an assassination attempt on President Truman during the Blair House incident, with a Washington policeman killed. Kawakita, a Nisei, was convicted of treason for actions at a Japanese POW camp. Both faces possible clemency. the court also ruled Truman’s steel seizure illegal.
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Supreme Court
Truman
High Tribunal
Oscar Collazo
Blair House
Collazo
Tomoya
Kawakita
California
Japan
Oeyama
Los Angeles
Calexico
Calif
San Quentin
United States
John Brown
Torrington
Conn
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Brown
Man Dies After Wreck in Sandusky Ohio
John Pytel of Cleveland died Monday at Providence Hospital after a car truck collision Friday in Sandusky. In the same crash, 36 year old Eugene Egler of Cleveland was killed. The report notes light travel time from the sun as eight minutes.
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Sandusky
John Pytel
Cleveland
Providence Hospital
Ohioan To Head Taft Headquarters At Convention
Paul W. Walter of Cleveland was nominated to head Sen. Robert A. Taft's convention in Chicago. Walter has worked for Taft since 1938 and led Northern Ohio campaigns this year. Taft also appointed Congressman George H. Bender of Cleveland to lead promotion demonstrations and publicity at the convention.
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Cleveland
Paul W. Walter
Robert A. Taft
Chicago
Walter
Taft
Northern
Ohio
George H. Bender
Doolittle Tours AF Korean Bases
Jimmy Doolittle and Lt. Gen. Earle Partridge visited U.S. Air Force installations in Korea on a survey of planes and equipment in the Far East. Doolittle, a WWII Eighth Air Force commander, now serves as civilian adviser on development. Partridge, former Fifth Air Force commander, leads the Air Research and Development Command.
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Seoul
Korea
Jimmy Doolittle
Earle Partridge
U.S. Air Force
Far East
Doolittle
U.S. Eighth Air Force
Air Force
Partridge
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
Railroads Denied Hike In Coal Hauling Rates
The Ohio utilities commission rejected a proposed three to seven cent per ton increase on coal hauling from mines to Northwest Ohio. It ruled the railroads failed to prove higher operating costs and noted objections from several Ohio firms. The panel previously denied a six percent boost for all coal hauled within the state last May.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Northwest
World Today Steel Decision Leaves Congress on Spot
Washington preaches about a steel seizure crisis as the Supreme Court nullifies the government move and returns mills to owners, triggering a renewed strike. Congress faces choices on new legal authority or wage and price policies while the industry and workers grapple with demands and potential raises.
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Congress
Truman
James Marlow
Washington
Neal
Supreme Court
Office of Price Stabilization
Ore Shipments Up In Cleveland Iron Trade
Cleveland iron ore shipments rose as Lake vessels carried the season’s largest weekly total, hauling 3,125,969 gross tons last week.
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Cleveland i
Chinchilla Contest Wins Doris Kosonen $2000 Profit
In San Pedro California Miss Doris Kosonen a 25 year old telephone worker became an accidental chinchilla entrepreneur earning 2000 dollars in five minutes after winning two chinchillas in a contest. Holman Smith of the Chinchilla Growers Association of America presented the prize check.
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San Pedro
Calif
Doris Kosonen
Holman Smith
Chinchilla Growers Association of America
Hollywood Pair To Wed In Beverly Hills Engagement
Hollywood actress Rhonda Fleming and Beverly Hills surgeon Dr. Lewis V. Merrill announced their engagement yesterday. The couple, long linked by friends, plan a future wedding after the formal engagement news.
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Hollywood
Rhonda Fleming
Beverly Hills
Lewis V. Merrill
Post Offices May Lose 670 Million in Year
Columbus Ohio Monday night Postmaster General Jesse M Donaldson warned the U S Post Office Department faces a 670 million dollar loss in fiscal 1953 due to rising operating costs since 1945. He said only first class mail would pay its own way with about 66 million dollar profit.
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Columbus
Jesse M. Donaldson
U. S. Post Office Department
Donaldson
Ohio
National Association of Postmasters
Caspian Sea Levels Rise and Fall Through Historic Times
The Caspian Sea has shown sharp, repeated fluctuations in its level across historical periods. Researchers note several rise and fall events tied to climate shifts and regional hydrology, impacting coastlines and human settlements.
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Caspian Sea
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