Winchell Named In Damage Suit
A $750000 libel damage suit was filed in Indianapolis against Walter Winchell, the newspaper columnist and radio commentator, by William Dudley Pelley former Silver Shirt leader. Pelley says Winchell's February 16 column libeled him and referenced Pelleys parole from Terre Haute federal penitentiary after a 15 year sedition sentence from World War II.
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Walter Winchell
William Dudley Pelley
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Winchell
Terre Haute
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Salad Word Puzzle Across The Page
A horizontal puzzle list of clues and numerical hints covers vegetables mountains nymphs interstices courtesies city names and various short definitions. It threads through abbreviations including ERb symbol and Lloyds register while prompting translations and cross references across languages and regions.
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Answer to Previous Puzzle 28 Press 29 Eat 35 Bullfighter 36 Be quiet 37 Measure of type 38 Withdraw 41 Bugle call 42 Verbal 43 Wise men te 44 Famous English school 45 Ladder step 46 Within 47 Scatter as hay 49 Crafts 50 Bulk 55 Actual weight 57 Part of the the VERTICAL 1 Multitude 2 Assam silkworm
Sight-Saving Campaign To Be Screened Friday
A Lions Club sight-saving drive will be screened by the Middletown Review Board of Appeals Friday at 4 p.m. Thom as Stubbs, secretary, announced. The drive raises funds for eye correction and medical aid for adults and children. Two other fund drives by the Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society and the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and others were noted.
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Middletown Review Board of Appeals
Thomas Stubbs
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Autopsy Ordered In Baby's Death
Lebanon prosecutor Marvin E. Young ordered a post mortem to determine if the newborn baby found last night in a wood shed on a Morrow farm was stillborn. The body was taken to General Hospital Cincinnati for the autopsy. No charges have been filed.
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Marvin E. Young
Morrow
Young
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Gerald W. Couden
H. M. Williams
Waren
Taft and Bricker Back Measure to Repeal Tax on Oleomargarine
A compromise bill to repeal federal oleomargarine taxes cleared the Senate yesterday. Senator Robert A. Taft and Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio, both Republicans, voted in favor.
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Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Ohio
USC Professor Develops Color TV Tube in LA
Los Angeles AP reports USC physics chief Dr. Willard Geer has developed a novel television tube capable of converting a standard TV set into a color receiver. The invention marks a breakthrough from the University of Southern California.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Willard Geer
USC
FASTEETH advertised for secure fitting false teeth
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH a non acid powdered product to firm up loose dentures. It claims the powder steadies plates for comfort and reduces embarrassment from wobbling teeth using soothing gums and cooling effects. It urges readers to buy at drugstores.
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Jefferson Cubbers Will Meet Friday
An organizational meeting of a Jefferson School District cub pack will be held Friday at 7 30 p m in the Gas and Electric auditorium. Mrs Harry Knell announced today urging all parents and boys aged eight to ten to attend. Scout executives will organize the group and assign the boys to neighborhood dens. Luther Burbank experimented with popping sorghum like corn.
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Gas and Electric
Harry Knell
Inventor Claims New Tube Cuts TV Set Costs
An inventor announced he had sold patent rights to Technicolor Corporation for a new tube usable in existing television sets without moving parts. He said the device would operate without whirling disks filters mirrors or projection lenses and would cost about a third of the original set price.
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