Red China and the UN Assembly Move on May Session
UN leaders consider a mid May special session to tackle Red China and atomic control. The Soviet bloc boycott at Lake Success persists, with talks of bringing back Russia and satellites to the General Assembly. Municipal leaders urged Ohio residents to vote during March 13 24 Voters Registration Week.
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SY Francis W. Carpenter Lake
UN General Assembly
New York
China
Park Ave
New York City
Lake Success
Jakob A. Malik
Trygve Liecha
Malik
McMahon
Senate
Washington
Assembly
Moscow
Andrei ‘Y. Vishinsky
Cleveland
Ohio
George W. Woodling
Judge Seeks to Preserve Lustron Plant Operation
US District Judge Mell Underwood heard the government's enclosure suit against Lustron Corporation and said he would consider a tentative plan to keep the company operating. RFC loans Lustron 37.5 million and seeks receivership and over 36 million in damages. Details were not disclosed. The court will decide on a receivership motion and potential jurisdiction issues. Dormitory plans for Hiram College call for a 250000 dormitory to house 80 women this month.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Lustron Corporation
Prefact
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Lustron
Underwood
Earl F. Mortis
U.S. District Court
Frank Harrison
Hiram, O
Hiram College
Transportation topic at Kiwanis on trucking growth
Fred M. Case Jr of the Ohio Trucking Association spoke to Kiwanis about trucking's role in the U S economy. He noted truck registrations rising from 215 000 in 1916 to about 7 500 000 today and highlighted the industry’s hidden data, plus vast materials usage illustrating trucking scale.
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Kiwanis Club
Fred M. Case
Case
Ohio Trucking Association
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Topsy
Los Angeles
New York
America
Washington
Hamilton Man Hatchet Andrews Found Dead in Room
John Hatchet Andrews, 54, of 131 Linden Ave, Hamilton, was found dead in his room from probable asphyxiation by an unvented gas heater. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone ruled death about three days old. Harold Sternert and companions forced entry after Andrews remained unseen. He had worked at Brown's Cigar Store for many years.
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Hamilton
John
Hatchet) Andrews
Linden Ave
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Andrews
Youngdahl urges active youth in government at Columbus
Gov. Luther W. Youngdahl told Charter Day crowd at Capital University the U.S. faces a critical need for young people to pursue government careers. A Minnesota poll found 74 percent of 20 to 29 year olds unwilling to run for public office, a view he blamed on parental disdain for politics while Sen. Paul H. Douglas urged self discipline and character development. Scientists will launch a pyro stabilized sphere to study solar and space heat from a rocket at 1800 miles per hour.
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Columbus
America
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Youngdah
Capital University
U.S
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Sun
Earth
Space
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