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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1952

Page

5

Bunche Urges Fear of Man, Not Weapons

UN trustee head Ralph Bunche told Wells College graduates that the real danger is human behavior not weapons. Reading his prepared speech from a bed, he urged self discipline and peaceful means to settle world divisions, saying peace must be earned through amicable settlement.

Aurora Ralph. J. Bunche United Nations Wells College Bunche Women’s College

One Man Opinion on College Laundry Scandal

Walter Kiernan humorously critiques college life as a neighbor boy returns home with a dean’s green slip and three dorm pink slips. The anecdote shifts to campus romance and a mother sorting the boy’s “his” and “hers” laundry reflecting changing student behavior and dorm raids.

Catholic Hospital Convention Opens in Cleveland

Representatives from 1,486 Catholic hospitals opened a four day convention in Cleveland with 3,000 delegates from the United States and Canada. Archbishop Edward F. Heban celebrated a high Mass. Bishop William T. Mulloy delivered the sermon. Msgr. John J. Healy of Little Rock was to address the first afternoon session.

Cleveland Edward F. Heban United States Canada William T. Mulloy Covington Catholic Hospital Association John J. Healy Little Rock Ark

Quiet After Idaho Prison Riot Ends

Idaho State Penitentiary, Boise, quiet after a four hour riot by about 300 convicts who barricaded in the recreation hall and license plate factory. Warden L E Clapp announced 11 ringleaders in solitary and most others back in cells. $15,000 damage reported. tear gas used. Governor Leo J Jordan praised Clapp's handling and ruled out immediate action against rioters.

Boise Idaho Idaho State Penitentiary L. E. Clapp Recreation Hall Clapp Leo Jordan Jordan Heaid

Rancher Dutson Freed on Bail in Bigamy Case

George Merlin Dutson, rancher and excommunicated Mormon, held on $1,500 bail after being charged with bigamy and illegal cohabitation. He was arrested after a long manhunt that began December 31, 1951, amid reports that six women with the surname Dutson claimed to be his wives.

Mesa, Ariz. GP George Merlin Dutson Morimon Dutson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mormon Hilda Laura Anna Sarah Hazel Arlene Wendel A. Davis Church of Latter Day Saints

Singer John Ray Marries Marilyn Morrison in New York

Crooner John Ray and Marilyn Morrison wed in New York yesterday officiated by Special Sessions Judge Herman Barshay. The couple delayed their honeymoon until July. Ray, 25, and Morrison, 22, are tied to Los Angeles nightspot circles through her father.

New York Johnny Ray Marilyn Morrison Los Angeles Herman Barshay

Ray wedding tale sparks New York hush and Oregon ties

A crowd gathered at the Hotel Warwick Manhattan for singer Ray and a private wedding ceremony in a suite. Ray’s parents from Roseburg Oregon and the bride’s mother Elsie Krueger attended. Mayor Impellitteri and his wife were among about forty guests. After the ceremony Ray invited a teenage fan to the suite to sing a favorite song before she returned to her compartment.

Ray Warwick Manhattan Elmer Ray Roseburg Ore West Coast Elsie Krueger Charles Morrison Vincent R. Impellitteri Andina Rene Magrisso

Five Assemblymen Arrested in Korea

South Korean military police arrested five national assemblymen in Pusan. One is charged with killing a South Korean Army captain while charges against the other four are not disclosed. Vice Chairman Kim Dong Sung said several other assemblymen were being sought.

Pusan Korea Kim Dong Sung Assembly

Miss Kangaroo To Meet Truman In Washington Visit

A 14 month old albino kangaroo named Miss travels from Sydney with two blue birds of paradise to meet President Truman. Edward J. Hallstrom, Taronga Park Zoo chairman, arranged the gift for the Australian government. After the presentation the animals will reside in Washington D C.

Sydney Australia Miss Lane Truman America Taronga Park Zoo Edward J. Hallstrom Washington, D. C

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