Presbyterians Establish 16 New Churches
NEW CONCORD, 0. A major church assembly announced the United Presbyterian Church established 16 new churches in the last year. Dr. A K Stewart urged following moving American congregations as the church aligns its year with the calendar. The assembly also set a 1952 year from April 1 to March 31 to aid broader canvassing and rejected reforms to a catechism and editorial policy for the Christian Union Herald.
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New Concord
America
AK. Stewart
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Board of American Missions
Assembly
United Church
Christian Union Herald
Boyd May Weighs Independent Senate Bid in Ohio
State Senator William M. Boyd of Cleveland filed petitions to run as an independent for US Senate but has not decided to enter. He was defeated for renomination in the May primary and would need over 30,000 valid signatures to qualify for the November race. Taft and Ferguson are the major party candidates.
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Columbus
William M. Boyd
Cleveland
Cleveland Democrat
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Fire Causes Minor Damage to Four Cars in Middletown
A small blaze under the hood damaged four cars owned by J. E. McIntosh at Middletown trailer court. Firefighters reported the fire began at 9:57 a.m. Friday in front of the Strand Theater on Central Avenue and was traced to a short in the wiring.
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We Mancthifster
Clai
Mar Priel
Giles
Central
Pine ST
Franlkin
Thomson Radio & Television
Tureday
Central Ave
Oval
Murphy Co
Roger Kearton
Howe
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Lebanon
Perkins
Manchester
Heig
Middletown Business College
Broad Dial
Moraine Paper Co
West
RX Ced
Mathews
Servic Amer
TEL Egyeson
Main St
J. E. McIntosh
Strand Theater
FBI probe links Kingsport meetings to bomb data leak
FBI officials say the Kingsport assignment covered meetings between Gold and Fuchs in New York and Santa Fe to obtain secret atomic bomb data for the Russians. In a separate case, Dr Sidney Weinbaum is arrested in Pasadena accused of Communist Party membership while a California Institute of Technology jet propulsion lab researcher.
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Sive Development
Kingsport
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Weinbaum
Institute
Fate of Chief Witness and Jury Mercy Debate
The state’s chief witness was Mable Watts Yankey's common law wife. Judge George W. McDowell was described as incompetent. Attorney Charles H. Wilson said Yankey wasn’t mentally right and refused to cooperate with counsel, seeking clemency since the first jury recommended mercy on a life sentence.
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Mable Watts
Yankey
Reiss
George W. McDowell
Charles H. Wilson
West Union
Ohio Eagles add 14756 members at state convention
Cincinnati AP reports the Ohio State Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, enrolled 14756 new members for the fiscal year ending June 1. Membership director Homer Wright announced the figure to delegates at the 46th annual state convention in Toledo as seven new series were also launched. Toledo won the Class A drill and degree team title with Portsmouth taking Class C top honors.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Homer Wright
Wright
Toledo
Portsmouth
Norwood Man Is Indicted In Armed Robbery Case
Norwood resident Thirl Pangburn, 29, is named in armed robbery and safe burglary indictments in Cincinnati criminal court. The April 19 Guild Theater burglary netted $22 from a cashier and $969 from the safe. Prosecutor Carson Hoy says Pangburn planned the job and shared in the loot with co defendants Raymond Strunk, 25, and Kenneth Anderson, 30, both of Chicago, who are also indicted.
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Cincinnati
Thirl Pangburn
Norwood
George
Guild Theater
Carson Hoy
Pangburn
Raymond Strunk
Kenneth Anderson
Chicago
Strunk
Anderson
Cleveland man injured after car crash while settling damages
Roy Boothe, 38, started for a drug store to find a remedy for his wife who hobbled after spilling scalding water. En route his car collided with another. He offered to square the damages for two dollars. A street car then struck him, sending him to the hospital. He arrived home to find his wife had treated herself with home remedies.
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Cleveland
Roy Boothe
Boothe
Television Programs Saturday on WLW Channel 4 Schedule
TV grid lists hourly program blocks for WLW Channel 4 including Gab Fest Crowley's Alley Fairy Tales and Armchair Theater with News Weather and late night features. Additional entries cover Channel 5 and Channel 13 lineups with sports cartoons cooking shows and films across the day.
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Channel 4
Armchair Theater
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al Lewis
Andy Clyde
Paul Dixon
Leo
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