Truman says majority support for Harry Dexter White case
In Kansas City, President Truman says 96 percent of telegrams favor his stance on the Harry Dexter White affair, accusing Atty. Gen. Brownell of lying and insisting the television talk served to set the record straight. He refuses to discuss further details or publish more comments.
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Lausche says Ironton Chesapeake bingo cleaned up
Gov. Lausche telegram to Ironton Tribune editor reverses earlier bingo charges. He reports no recent complaints from Ironton or Chesapeake and notes local officials closed the Chesapeake site and ousted the operator. Sheriff and mayor deny active games and cite Swan Club closure months ago. He warns officials to check for underage play amid court limits on lotteries and charitable bingo under state law.
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Santa Bracelet Leads to Reward and Legal Notice
A St Louis tax driver returned a $10 000 platinum and diamond bracelet found in his cab earning a $100 reward from the Tulsa owner Mrs Albert Greenburg as legal notices reveal Mil dred Caudill Reed administratrix of Esther Caudill s estate in Ohio seeks court authority to complete a real estate contract and execute a deed for heirs amid a probate case with a January 18 1954 deadline.
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Butler County
Ohio
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Oneida
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Thomas H. Stubbs
Burned Out Paper Back In Business
Martinsburg Journal, after a 100000 fire that destroyed its plant, said it will resume operations at home. Editor Gilbert McKown announced that two new typesetting machines enable a return to home-ground publication, with prior publishing continuing via cooperation with Jefferson Republican at Ransom and Herald-Mail Publishing Co. at Hagerstown.
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Log rolling as a group work expression origin
The phrase log rolling refers to statesmen who work in a group for shared aims. It traces to early settlers who cut and rolled logs together, a task too large for one person.
French Guiana: France's oldest colonial outpost in Americas
French Guiana, the only French possession on the mainland of North or South America, stands as France's oldest colonial outpost in the region.
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Walkers Over 65 Lead Pedestrian Fatalities
Cpl. Dean A. Girton notes pedestrians 65 and older accounted for more than one third of 1952 fatalities. Of 8,600 total pedestrian deaths last year, about 3,000 were in this age group. He cites diminished vision and hearing, slower reflexes, and poorer recovery as factors. He urges careful obedience to traffic rules and avoiding night or bad weather walking. The remarks accompany an elderly pedestrian safety program in Ohio by the State Highway Patrol and National Safety Council.
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Girton
Ohio
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Thanksgiving Service Planned by First Church of Christ Scientist
A public Thanksgiving service is announced for 10 a.m. Thursday at the church building located at 2000 Central Ave. Readings will include Bible verses and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, followed by expressions of gratitude by congregants.
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Class Tour of Armco by UC Business Students
Students from University of Cincinnati College of Business Administration advanced management course will tour Armco Steel Corp on Wednesday. After the tour they will hear a lecture titled The Evolution of Management and Labor Relations by Dr. Freeman R. Suagee associate professor of labor relations.
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UC College
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