Former Warren Student Leaves Czech College
Milton Graham of Antioch College Yellow Springs withdraws from Charles University Prague citing exclusion of academic freedom. He studied on a GI grant and told the U S embassy that professors were dismissed and students imprisoned. Frank Lewand noted 23 other Americans seek status.
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Lebanon
Milton Graham
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Prague
Graham
Anna Graham
Redondo Beach
Calif
Warren County
Morris
W. S. Graham
Waynesville
J. Milton Earnhart
al Schwartz
Florence Fritch
C. Stanley Earnhhart
U. S
Charles University
Frank J. Lewand
Eagles Honor Middletown Monroe Teams At Lodge Banquet
The Eagles Lodge hosts Middletown and Monroe basketball teams for a banquet tonight with guests Harold Mouch Hamilton Catholic coach Charles Mather and Paul Scholer of Hamilton Public High School. Rev H H Jung will give the invocation and Rannyly will MC. Dinner by Ladies Unity Council of Jacksonburg Church.
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Eagles
Middletown
Monroe
Harold Mouch
Hamilton Catholic
Charles Mather
Hamilton Public Schools
Paul Scholer
Hamilton Public High School
H. H. Jung
Rannyly
Ladies’ Unity Council
Jacksonburg
LeSourdsville Lake
Weather Delays Army Transports Carrying War Dead
Two United States Army transports bearing 4 bodies have been slowed by heavy North Atlantic seas AP reports. The Burns with 2 805 dead will dock in New York Friday April 2 instead of March 29. Crew includes Sgt William Massey Jr Pvt Melvin R Elizer and Pfc John M Lunsford. The McCarley now due Sunday April 4. Among 2 671 returning is Pfc Donald E Root.
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United States Army
Middletown
North Atlantic
Associated Press
Robert Burns
New York
Burns
William Massey, Jr
Melvin R. Elizer
John M. Lunsford
John L. McCarley
Child burns from boiling water in Garfield incident
Middletown Hospital reports three year old Lois Annet Robinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Robinson of Garfield St, in satisfactory condition after suffering facial chest and side burns when a pan of boiling water was upset while she stood on a chair watching an egg boil.
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Lois Annet Robinson
Clyde Robinson
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Two Sentenced To Ohio Pen In Store Thefts
In Hamilton, Judge P P Boll sentenced Finley Murphy of Chicago and Donald Siebenauer of Cedar Rapids to indeterminate terms in the Ohio penitentiary after a March 16 indictment for burglary in a January 16 store theft at Crossroads Maud owned by James Parsons. Siebenauer pleaded guilty. Murphy testified that the younger man broke in and loot was recovered in Dayton. The pair, described as itinerants, fed and clothed themselves during the caper.
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Hamilton
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas
Ohio
Finley Murphy
Chicago
Donald Siebenauer
Cedar Rapids
Maud
James Parsons
Siebenauer
Murphy
Wer
Dayton
James Bowling
Venice
Bowling
Charles R. Smith
Smith
Boll
Grand jury to probe state liquor permit shakedowns
Franklin County prosecutor plans an April 12 grand jury to examine reports of alleged liquor permit shakedowns. Liquor Director Duniton disclosed a Springfield night club operator paid 300 dollars to a liquor department official last week.
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Columbus, O
Franklin County
Ralph J. Bartlett
Duniton
Springfield, O
Liquor Department
Australian Lizards Show Traces of Ancient Third Eye
A study finds some Australian lizards retain traces of a functional third eye from ancient geologic ages. The remnant structure hints at visual or hormonal roles in early reptile evolution.
Howard Elected Director at Philip Carey Manufacturing
A. C. Howard of Chicago, former vice president of manufacturing at Eversharp, was elected director and assistant to the president of Philip Carey Manufacturing Company. R. S. King, president, announced the affiliation at yesterday’s Carey annual meeting. G. A. Rentschler of Hamilton serves as board chairman.
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A. C. Howard
Chicago
Eversharp, Inc
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
R. S. King
Carey Concern
Miami
Howard
G. A. Rentschler
Hamilton
Rail workers laid off due to coal dispute in Cincinnati area
About 270 employees from the Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads were laid off today as soft coal shutdowns affect the region. The latest round brings total area railroad idlings to around 1,000.
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Cincinnati
Baltimor and
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Coa
Lorillard Wage Talks Set With CIO Union Officials
Lorillard and Company officials meet with representatives of the local CIO tobacco workers union this afternoon to discuss terms of a new wage agreement that would affect about 500 Lorillard workers.
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P. Lorillard
CIO Tobacco Workers Union
Lorillard
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Robert T. Conlon
Obie
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Ailee
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Tore S
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