Dayton man elected Ohio Disabled American Veterans state commander
Joseph Smith of Alliance was elected state commander of the Ohio Disabled American Veterans at the 30th annual convention in Dayton. He succeeds Robert J. Brown of Sandusky. Other officers named include Paul Fredericks Cincinnati senior vice commander Edward Knight Lebanon junior vice commander Albert Daniels Greenfield state adjutant Ray Lady Martins Ferry Everett Mohler Marysville Floyd Simpson Cleveland executive committee. Auxiliary officers include Mrs Knight senior vice commander Mrs Frank Knox Dayton junior vice commander Mrs Florence Little Warren treasurer Mrs Webb Channel Jackson. National officials and veterans groups attended. the national convention will be in Milwaukee Aug. 12-19.
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Joseph Smith
Alliance
Ohio
Disabled American Veterans
Smith
Robert J. Brown
Sandusky
Brown
Women’s Auxiliary
Paul
E. Fredericks
Cincinnati
Edward L. Knight
Lebanon
Albert Daniels
Greenfield
Ray Lady
Martins Ferry
Everett Mohler
Marysville
Floyd Simpson
Cleveland
Knight
Frank Knox
Dayton
Florence Little
Warren
Webb Channel
Jackson
John M. Anderson
A. H. Henderson
Harold Smith
V.F.W
American Legion and Elks
Frank Lausche
Veterans Administration
Milwaukee
American girl in Italy lands in jail for marriage bid
Claire Mary Gertrude Youn of Chicago, 20, detained in Milan on grounds of public security as she seeks to marry former missionary Luciano Negrini. Negrini says he cannot marry a laywoman and notes the Pope would decide any marriage. Youn’s permit expires August 5.
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Milan
Italy
San Vittore
Claire Mary Gertrude Youn
Chicago
Maciano Negrini
Miss Young
James J. Young
Loyola University
Negrini
China
San Vit
Associated Press
Rome
United States
Luciano Negrini
U S Modifies Pensions for Limited Service G Ls
Defense Department plans to create a separate pension system for limited service personnel, as many drafted since 1951 do not meet combat standards yet receive pension benefits. Anna M. Rosenberg testified to the House appropriations committee during 1952 budget hearings.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Armed Services
Anna M. Rosenberg
Pastor Rev Fodor Dies After Heart Attack in Akron
Reverend Gabriel Julius Fodor, 47, died after a heart attack. He studied at Youngstown College and the International Baptist Seminary in East Orange New Jersey and had been pastor of the First Hungarian Baptist Church in Akron for three weeks.
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Akron
Gabriel Julius Fodor
Youngstown College
International Baptist Seminary
East Orange
N. J
Free Red Cross Swim Classes Begin at Cook Pool
Free Red Cross instruction starts today at Cook Pool on Mahoning Ave and 12th St NE. Daily sessions run for various ages and abilities through August 18. City Pool lessons concluded Friday. Patrons pay the usual pool fee. instruction is free.
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Red Cross
Cook Pool
Mahoning Ave
12Th St
City Pool
East Reich Reds Hit By Trotzky Purge
East Germany's ruling Socialist Unity party purged 2300 functionaries for Trotzkyism and involvement in an underground group. Telegraf reported many arrested include veterans who survived Nazi persecution and faced charges of plotting to overthrow the Stalinist leadership.
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East Reich
Trotzky
Berlin
East Germany
Communist
West Berlin
Telegraf
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
Nuthatch Chooses Decayed Trunk Nesting Site
The nuthatch builds its nest in decayed tree trunks to feed its young on the abundant insects that thrive in that habitat.
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