Eight Senior Girl Scouts Aim for National Encampment
A group of 30 Senior Girl Scouts from Black River Council spent a weekend at Hilltop House on Gulf Road. They are in a three year program to select eight representatives for next year's National Encampment at Highland State Park, Michigan.
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Black River Council
Hilltop House
Gulf Rd
Naional
Highland State Park
Mich
Council
Hiltop House
Black River Girl Scout Council
Michigan
Janie Stocker
Carol Brickner
Karen Summan
Kay Unser
Janet Drury
Chronicle-Telegram
Republicans Warned ADA Head Okays 3 Top Democrats
The ADA chairman, Joseph L. Rauh Jr., lists Adlai E. Stevenson, Estes Kefauver, and Averell Harriman as Democratic possibilities. ADA backing could help a nominee at the Democratic convention, while Republicans face internal splits and potential cross-endorsement moves. The report also notes several legal cases and political pressures shaping the 1952 landscape.
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ADA
Washington
Americans For Republican
Democratic Action
Averell Harriman
Rauh
York
Sen Estes Kefauver
Joseph
L. Rauh Jr
Washington, D.C
Top Court to Hear Appeal of Convicted Red Leaders
The Supreme Court agreed to review the Smith Act convictions of 140 California Communist leaders, a pivotal move after recent refusals by the court to hear similar appeals. Justices may set broad standards for future Smith Act prosecutions as oral arguments loom. Also on the docket, the court upheld wartime treason charges against John David Provoo and a Baltimore federal judge’s decision.
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Wapaucoc
San Francisco
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
California
Pat MacNamara
D-Mich
Joseph P. Ry‘jan
International Longshoremen’s Association
Ind
Can
Didate
Earl Warren
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
High Courts
Red
John David Provoo
Baltimore
Eavern
Vaccine progress seen in fight against common cold
U S scientists report a vaccine developed by the National Institutes of Health showing effectiveness against APC viruses that cause many cold like infections. The advance marks a significant step in a broad government effort to conquer upper respiratory illnesses and related diseases.
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Naion
Mondhy
National Institutes of Health
Newsprint price hike affects Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
St Lawrence Mills of Canada announced a five dollar per ton price increase, effective November 1, raising Elyria’s newsprint cost from 126 to 131 dollars per ton. The increase will boost the paper’s annual bill by about 16,000 dollars, per the paper’s business office.
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St. Lawrence Mills
Canada
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyna
Chronicle-Telegram
Ene Bowater
Offit
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd
Columbus
INS
Sam Sheppard
Wasj
Ohio Supreme Court
Lawrence Mills
infer-Wight Co
Pcem
Ohio
California
Paul L. Wark
Marlyn Sheppard
Manlyn Sheppard
Dr Sams
Lausche Considers Run for Governor or Senate
Ohio Governor Lausche, in Dayton for United Nations Day, says he will run for office next year but declines to name the exact post. He cites a choice between governor or senator and indicates he is not quitting politics, while avoiding comment on a potential bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Dayton
Lausche
Ohio
Favorte
Virologist Huebner Spurs APC Vaccine Effort
Dr. Robert J. Huebner of the National Institutes traces the APC family to 1953 and leads vaccine development against Type U. Tests occurred at the Chalicothe Reformatory in Ohio with results expected in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Further work aims at vaccines against other APC strains and a broad protection combo.
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Robert J. Huebner
National Institutes
Chalicothe Reformatory
Ohio
Journal of the American Medical
APC
Driver Quizzed In Auto Death Case
Police question a man after a fatal auto crash in Columbus. The suspect reportedly admitted being behind the deadly collision and was held for further inquiry as investigators reviewed threats and a weapon discharge.
Record at Huron Dock Draws Police and Car Crash
Report describes an incident at Huron Dock where a vehicle struck a pedestrian injuring two people. Superintendent and officers arrived as crews worked on the scene. A man unloaded 1838 tons of ore after a post crash confrontation. A warning shot was fired by police before a suspect surrendered.
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HURON
The
Nickel
Cleve
Ohio School Segregation Appeal Filed
Five Hillsboro Negro mothers appealed to the US Court of Appeals, aided by Constance Motley and the NAACP, asking to end ongoing public school segregation in Hillsboro. Judge Druffel refused injunction. the board says no deliberate segregation exists and cites a building program.
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Cincinnati
Court of
Hillsboro
Millsboro
Druffel
U. S Supreme Court
Miley
No Dixiecrat Party Favored by Southern Governors
At Point Clear Alabama the southern governors conference shows near unanimity against forming a Dixiecrat third party in 1956. Governors Hodges Shivers White White indicate Mississippi supports Stevenson, while Timmerman alone is cautious about any third party move.
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Point Clear
Aia
INS
Southier
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Tumerman
Che ‘Caro
Democratc
Alabama
Gee Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Adlair Stevenson
Sandial
Allan Shivers
Texas
Stevenson
Hugh White
Missssippi
fPrghis Democrats
Mississippi
North-South Turnpike Route Hearing Draws 300 In Columbus
More than 300 mayors county officials developers and property owners filled a Columbus hearing on the proposed north south turnpike. The route shift moves the toll road closer to Cleveland and east of Bowling Green Findlay and Marion with a Toledo Columbus spur joining near Delaware County. Local officials called the plan largely favorable and noted limited opposition.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lausche
Ohio
Laurance Brick
Lake County
Kirtland Hills
Brick
Waite Hill
Jess Woods
Wood
Conneaut
Cincinnati
Toledo
Delaware
Man Freed In Holdup Faces Dope Charges
Indianapolis report on Joseph Horay a 40 year old Cleveland man held on narcotics charges after a holdup arrest. He had previously avoided prison terms related to robbery and assault charges. Probes concern any fraud and courtroom misdirections including a juror with prior convictions. A separate note discusses traffic concerns and Willoughby’s push for turnpike funding.
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Indianapolis
INS
Cleveland, D
Nan
Cleveland
Joseph Horay
Horay
Fed 1
U. S
Lawrence
Turner, Jr
John G. Tinder
Jake "Greene
Tinder
Greene
Edna Snider
Geveland
Robert Marta
Hammond
Marion County Fess
Manda
United Fund Quiz Hospital Allocations
The Community Chest will not directly fund the hospital for the first time 19 percent. Funds will cover only certain indigent patients not eligible for County Welfare and the Chest will review each case. The United Campaign aims to help national health groups by pooling campaigns, reducing costs, and expanding educational programs.
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Community Chest
County Welfare Department
United Campaign
United Fund
Magazine Gets Post Office OK
The Post Office department approved small distribution of Confidential magazine January issue. The publication contains alleged exposé libels about well known persons. The matter went to court after federal lawyers reported many complaints. libel suits said to be pending.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Smaal
Cout
Prisoner Finds Lost Lottery Ticket Worth 3000
In Tokyo a jailed man, Chazo Miura, discovers a scrap of paper in his pocket. The ticket, bought last August, is the winning number worth 3000 dollars. Police say the money will be held and the prisoner may be released.
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Tokyo
Chazo Miura
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