Adenauer Recalled by Ohio Attorney After Cologne rescue
Joseph E. Rosen, an Ohio attorney and Army officer, recalls finding Konrad Adenauer in a bombed Cologne basement in 1945. Adenauer agreed to advise the civilian mayor and later led Cologne, resisting pressure from Nazis and remaining cooperative with the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Ohio
Joseph E. Rosen
Adenauer
Cologne
Rosen
Army Counter Intelligence Corps
Rhine
Ohio Retains Death Penalty Faceoff in Senate Committee
In Columbus the Senate Judiciary Committee retained a resolution to put the death penalty up to a statewide vote. Opponents including Deputy Inspector Carl Bare and ADA representative Nancy Silver argued voters should not decide capital punishment. Supporters from the Fraternal Order of Police defended keeping the option to deter crime.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Oliver Ocasek
Nancy Silver
Central Ohio
Americans For Democratic Action
Bare
ADA
Silver
Fraternal Order of Police
William J. Murphy
Senate
Pre Show Art Judging At NL Mansfield Society Exhibit
Local artists submit paintings and sculptures for pre show judging ahead of the Mansfield Society of Art May show. Participants include John Guthrie with sculpture LSD The Bad Trip and The Senator, Dr Edward Vosatka with two oils Shocking Wheat and Give Us This Day, Vera Stone Street Lamp Glow, Maurice J Lawrence Woodland Stream Fall Scene Old Farm and The Old Jug, and John L Waldorf with a three dimensional oil. Guthrie coordinated the collection taken to Mansfield Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Mansfield Society of Art
John Guthrie
Edward Vosatka
Vera Stone
Maurice J. Lawrence
John L. Waldorf
Mansfield
Contributions Help Pay Fine in Donaldson Case
The article covers funds raised to pay fines for John Donaldson, with Senator Lausche condemning the government action. Donations came from Lorain, Huron, and Cuyahoga counties, plus individuals in Chicago and North Dakota. Ross Chapin cites support from North Elyria Grange No. 2304 and local groups as part of a broader protest for liberty under limited government. In Worcester, Massachusetts, former U.S. Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer calls nationalism the strongest force in Southeast Asia, viewing communism as a technique.
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Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Senate
Donaldson
Toledo
Lorain
Huron
Cuyahoga
Chicago
Ross Chapin
Norwalk
North Dakota
Chapin
North Elyria Grange No
Lorain County Community Service Commission
Cuyahoga County Young Republican Club
United States
Nazi Germany
Iron Curtain
John
Worcester
UPI
Southeast Asia
U.S
Japan
Edwin O. Reischauer
Edward Hanity
Holy Cross College
Reischauer
Vietnam
Professor builds personal flying saucer at Davis
Prof Paul Moller, 30, of the University of California Davis campus unveils a 14 foot diameter flying saucer built in a garage. The first public flight at the Davis airport is scheduled with a tethered takeoff to avoid wind problems and to ensure control by a non pilot inventor.
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Davis
Calif
UPS
Paul Moller
University of California
Volkswagen
Davis University
Moller
Federal Aviation Agency
Moler
Outer Space
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Judiciary Committee
Cleveland
George V. Voinovich
House
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William B. Nye
Dakron
Dayton
Glenn Spade
London
Mansfield Art Society
Prof
Saucer
Virgin Islands
20Th Century-Fox Presents
East Main ST
Young
Caruchiels
Hansel
Fartland
Technicols
Carcer
Sandusky
Fremont
Marchion Photo
Noewat
Devon
Copples Brand
W. Main
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