German Ship-Building Plan Sparks Government Debate
Washington reports show U S officials and military agencies at odds over Gen. Lucius D. Clay’s plan to let western Germany build and operate ocean going ships. The policy, touching Britain and France amid Cold War tensions, may be referred to President Truman. German shipyards participating in foreign commerce faces strong opposition from U S ship operators and maritime unions.
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France
Russia
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Maritime Commission
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Potsdam Sea Vessel Limits Hit by Allied Rulings
Allied rulings cap German shipbuilding and operation after Potsdam. Vessels must be under 1500 gross tons with total tonnage not to exceed 200000. Ships require clearance from the Allied Control Council in Berlin and 12 knot speed.
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Soviet
Russia
Potsdam
Big Four
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Allied Control Council
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Silain
France
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Ovent
Fate Of Killer Rests With Commission
Lester Nichols a 42 year old Akron Indiana man faces execution for the 1947 shotgun slaying of Rev Lewis Whitaker a 76 year old pastor in West Newton Ohio The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission held a second clemency hearing and will send its confidential recommendation to Governor Frank Lausche with final action due tomorrow The governor typically follows the commission in deciding whether to spare him from the electric chair.
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Lester Nichols
Akron
Ind
Baller
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Nichols
West Newton
Frank J. Lausche
Lewis Whitaker
Pentecostal Church of God
Red Cross Distributed Wartime Blood Surplus Worth 76 Million
Since the war ended the American Red Cross has distributed free of charge an estimated 76 million dollars worth of plasma and other blood derivatives drawn from wartime surpluses.
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American Red Cross
World Day of Prayer urged for Oberlin women
The Oberlin Council of Church Women calls all local women to attend World Day of Prayer Friday March 4 at 3 p.m. in Christ Episcopal Church with Mrs. Joseph King Mrs. Wilbur Gost Airs Charles Blackburn and Mrs. John Kennedy in charge. Also notes business updates at Oberlin College events and community notices including hospital discharges and local civic activities.
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Christ Epicopal
Joseph King
Wilbur Gost
Charles Blackburn
John Kennedy
Edward A. Chase
West College Street
John Wright
South Main Street
Wright
Allen Hospital
Mmate Mfr
George Ludlum
David Doane
Isham Crane
Roy Cottrell
William Broan
Donnald Robinson
Rose Duio
Warner Gymnasium
Unversity of
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Warner Hall
Paul F. Chalfant, Jr
Portisfeld Congregational Church
Max Ratner
North Prospect Street
Jocy T. Watson
Congregational
Watson
Minnesota Department of Health
Lemons Sized by Automatic Machine Demonstrated
A UC Davis demonstration showed a machine by John B Powers that sizes and shapes 240 lemons per minute using an electric eye to guide five doors based on shadow size. Robert Glennar Conners of Grafton will graduate from Ohio Wesleyan University with a bachelor’s degree on June 24. no mid year graduation at the university.
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John B Powers
University of California
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robert Glennar Conners
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Route 2
Grafton
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