China's Purge Tied to Korea War and Land Reform
Hong Kong AP report analyzes a vast Chinese purge blamed on Mao Zedong, linking mass killings to Korea conflict and agrarian reform. It cites party journals, official papers, and Red propaganda detailing denunciations, executions, and public participation in purges across cities like Shanghai, Tientsin, and Canton, with fears of systemic political cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hampson
Hong Kong
China
Peiping
Mao Tze-Tung
Himelf
Current Affairs Journal
Korea
Mao
United Nations
Moscow
People's Daily
Canton
Tientsin
Restin Tablets Offer Sleep Aid for Sleepless Nights
An ad touts RESTIN TABLETS as a non habit forming sleep aid that calms nervous tension, promises calm rest, and safe use with medically approved ingredients. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and notes no prescription is needed with a sale offer.
New Journalism Director Named Succeeds Lasher
Ohio University announces L. J. Hartin will become acting journalism director effective July 1 as George Starr Lasher retires June 30 at age 70. Hartin, from Albion Illinois, joined the OU faculty in 1947 after a 25 year journalism career and now directs the annual publications workshop for high school students and advisers.
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Athens
L. J. Hartin
Ohio University School of Journalism
John C. Baker
George Starr Lasher
Hartin
Albion
Ill
Ohio U
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association
Highway bids exceed estimates in Columbus county jobs
State Highway Department opened bids on 36 improvement jobs in Columbus yesterday. Resurfacing 2,610 miles of Route 4 near Peasttown had an estimate of 37,120 with Boyd and Cook Company of Dayton bidding 39,055. Route 127 resurfacing in Preble County was estimated at 56,200 with Walter L. Follmer of Hamilton submitting 62,216. Overall estimates totaled 3,411,420 and low bids totaled 3,326,329.
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State Highway Department
Columbus
Madison Township
Peasttown
Boyd and Cook Company
Dayton
Preble County
Somers
Gasper
Walter L. Follmer
Hamilton
Meetings on Wednesday for many groups across town
National Guard Company D 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry meets at 7 30 p m at 2100 South Main American Legion at 8 p m Legion Home Kiwanis and Lions noon Manchester Hotel Toastmasters Club 6 30 p m Executive Committee Armco Employes Independent Federation 7 p m AEIF office Odd Fellows Lodge 7 30 p m IOOF hall Dog Training Class 7 30 p m South Main St Armory Alcoholics Anonymous 7 45 p m Moose Lodge 8 p m Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M 8 p m 19 North Broad St 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron 8 p m American Legion Home State Patrol Auxiliary 8 p m Blythe Williams Auxiliary American Legion 8 p m Silver Leaf Social Club
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Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Toastmasters Club
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Odd Fellows Lodge
IOOF
South Main St. Armory
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Hall
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
American Legion Home
State Patrol
Legion
Blythe - Williams
American Legion
Silver Leaf
New Boston Votes To Count Locally For Census Status
Mayor Vernal Riffe warns loss of police and fire protection if village status changes. New Boston, Ohio, will hire five census takers to perform its own count starting tomorrow under an Ohio law allowing political subdivisions to conduct local censuses. Likely decision hinges on whether armed forces and students stationed away are counted in the town.
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New Boston, O
Vernal Riffe
Washington
New Boston
U.S
Scioto
Ohio
U. S
James McCoy
VFW Encampment Officials to Attend Cincinnati Meeting
John F. Williams commander of VFW Post 3809 and Howard Brown chaplain will attend a coordination meeting of the Encampment Committee at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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John F. Williams
VFW
Howard Brown
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Oxford Kiwanis to Host 20 Members for Chest Exchange
Twenty Oxford Kiwanis members will join the Middletown club at the Manchester Hotel for a noon meeting on Thursday. They will pass the Treasure Chest, a traveling fund from Hamilton Kiwanis, among 13 Third Division clubs. The district club with the highest accompanying membership gains the pot for underprivileged funds, then Middletown will take it to Lebanon next week.
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Oxford Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Oxford
Middletown Club
Hamilton
Ohio Kiwanis
Middletown Kiwanians
Lebanon
Ancient myth gods shape the week days
The week’s days derive their names from deities across ancient mythologies, reflecting cultural reverence and timekeeping traditions. Names like Monday through Sunday echo figures such as the moon goddess, the sun god, and various pantheon members, shaping language and daily life.
Allegheny Wins Armco License for Electrical Alloy Steels
Armco approves license allowing Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corpora tion to use Armco patents for production of special electrical alloy steel sheets. W. W. Sebald notes several covered patents including carbon removal methods and glass-like surface film, plus inorganic coatings for high insulation and heat resistance. Armco has researched since 1903 in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Armco
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel
Sebald Said
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Castell Drugs
Noland Camera Shop
Central Ave
Roy A. White
la Pre
HFC
First National Bank
Main St
Middletown
Meadew Roserens
Nearty Towns
Lasher
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
Legion Home
Oxford Kiwanis
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
G. P Lewis
Mgr
Clinton & Vail
Allegheny
Gray
Castell Bidg
Ln An
Bavarian Brewing Co., Inc
Covington, Ky
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Charles Graff
Middletown, Ohio
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