Ex-Oberlin figure bound over in Hazard grand jury
Don Millee, an ex Oberlin day, bound over to the Hazard Kentucky grand jury. Bomi was posted at 31.0 on each of 16 counts for Stephen Ashton of New York who pleaded innocent to the charges. Ashton, who was asked to leave Oberlin College in February for failing to meet academic requirements, chaired an Oberlin unit of the National Committee to Abolish the HUAC. He was arrested by city police Thursday in a tavern for literature issued amid coal mine troubles.
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Hazard
Oo Bomi
Stephen Ashton
New York
Ashton
Oberlin College
National Committee
HUAC
Cuban Mosquito Air Attack On Floridian Aboard
Cuban MiGs buzzed the US flagged Floridian 30 miles off Cuba in international waters. Captain Curtis Olsen of Minneapolis said the jets were Soviet made BUIGs. Four Navy interceptors scrambled but did not sight the planes.
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Miami
UPD
Cuba
Curtis Olsen
Minneapolis
Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Fidel Casttro
Havana
Cayo Fragoso
Las Villas
Olsen
Harold Beand
Philadelphia
Puerto Rico
Navy
Cayman Grande Island
Caribbean
Det
Key West
Fla
Fire roars through Sherry Biltmore hotel in Boston
Boston’s worst hotel fire since 1913 swept three upper floors of the eight story Sherry Biltmore, killing four and wounding 24 as guests fled smoke filled rooms. Firefighters battled flames after a night shift worker detected smoke on the fifth floor, sending alarms and crews to the scene.
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Boston
CPD
Sith
Gee
Selma Hyman
Savember
Play-Lyck
O'Brien
Sherry Biltmore
Charles O'Connor
O’connor
Kay Renn
Unfair labor charges filed in Cleveland
Four teen members of the Cleveland local of the American Newspaper Guild filed unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board accusing the guild of refusing to pay them out of work benefits since March 1. The strike ended in the 12th week in March with papers closed since November 30. Guild president Emerson L. Ratdorff said federal policy bars discussion until counsel studies the charge. The NLRB will investigate. Charges were filed by Jack Crowser, Joseph Collier, and Beatrice Vincent on behalf of themselves and several others listed.
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Cleveland
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
National Labor Relations Board
Plain Dealer
Serious-Hoxari Press
Cleveland Guild
Eimerson L. Ratdorff
Iecal
Batdorff
Guild
ANG
NLRB
Jack Crowser
Joseph Collier
EWS
Beatrice Vincent
Marie Daerr
Richard Pergler
Dean Wilder
Forrest Allen
James Herron
Jum Frankel
William Tanner
Bi Dvorak
William Roberts
Bill Widder
Kenneth Soli
Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio Showers and Warmer Winds
Northeastern Ohio notices a warmer, windy day with increasing cloudiness and highs around 65 to 76. Tonight remains cloudy and windy with scattered showers and thundershowers and a low near 45 to 50. Saturday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with showers ending in the morning. Sunrise 6 16. Moonrise 9 25 am. Average temp over the last 24 hours was 45 degrees.
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Ohio
Brostly
Area couple takes new typhoid oral vaccine from France
William and Betty Green, Berea residents and ski tour directors, received the Bilivaccine oral typhoid tablet course after exposure in Zermatt Switzerland. Officials in Washington and Paris noted the vaccine is new and not yet widely used in the United States.
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France
Chicans
Zermatt
Switzerland
Chronicle- Telegram
Paris
William
Betty Green
French St
Berea
Zermai
Cleveland
Hougkins
Sunaun
Harold Wolfe
U.S. Public Health Service
Forign Quarantine Division
Washington D.C
Green
Turing
Jand
Zer |Maatt
Wey
Godters
South America
United States
National Institue of Health
Jihan
Greens, Fort and Drug Administration
Typhoid Cases Reported Across United States in Swiss Epidemic
United Press International reports several Americans ill with typhoid fever today and some contracted the disease during the Zurich Switzerland outbreak. Others who were in Switzerland at the outbreak are under surveillance as the epidemic claims three deaths and lands over 400 in European hospitals.
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Zerman
Switzerland
Europe
United States
Zermatt
U.S
Atlanta
Califinia
New York
P. Sylvania
Connecticut
Cwner
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Houston
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio fruit tree damage raises concern across state
The Ohio Agriculture Extension Service reports severe winter injury across the state, with peaches hardest hit. Many peach buds and wood show damage, and experts urge pruning dead wood late, while recommending new plantings and reduced nitrogen fertilizer to lessen future cold injury.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Agriculture Extension Service
Eldon S. Banta
Banta
Oberlin Student Competes in Metropolitan Opera Finals
Oberlin College student Jane Marsh is among five women and five men in the finals for a Metropolitan Opera contract in New York. Semi finals were held at the opera house on Wednesday after 21 contestants from 14 regional centers competed.
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NEW York
UPI
Jane Marsh
Oberlin Ohio College
Metropolitan Opera
Sannual Metropolitan Opera
Opera House
Mayor backs 107000 street repair program in Elyria
Elyria mayor outlines a 107000 street repair plan in the first page, second section. The item highlights funding needs and project scope for city streets and infrastructure.
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Elyria
Grand Fury
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Ly United Press International
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