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Archbishop Spellman was the Pope's personal choice for the New York post; the Apostolic Delegate was reported to have nominated Archbishop John Timothy McNicholas of Cincinnati. President Roosevelt may well have hoped that the Holy Father would make another personal appointment by naming liberal, useful Bishop Sheil to Chicago's archdiocese. Numerous Chicagoans hoped so. But in this case the Apostolic Delegate's nominee won the Pope's appointment. Last week the Apostolic Delegation announced that Milwaukee's Archbishop Samuel Alphonsus Stritch was transferred to the Chicago post...
...graduate of the University of Cincinnati in 1914, Professor Bevis attended the Harvard Law School in 1919-20 and received the degree of Doctor of Juridical Science...
...returned to practice law in Cincinnati and to teach at his alma mater. From 1931 to 1933 he was State Director of Finance in Ohio, before serving for two years on the Ohio Supreme Court. In 1935 he resumed, for a short time, his post as finance director. Later that year he joined the faculty of the Business School...
Garrulous Old Boy. North of the Bay of Pylos in Greece, the University of Cincinnati's Archeologist Carl William Blegen unearthed fire-scarred remains of a building which he identified as the palace of Nestor, ancient king of Pylos-the garrulous old boy of the Iliad and Odyssey who was always dishing out advice and talking about his early exploits. Pottery found on the floors was dated near the close of the 13th Century B. C., putative time of the siege of Troy. Digger Blegen declared that more than 600 clay tablets, apparently bearing lists of persons, inventories...
...jeopardize his fine relations with the American Newspaper Guild. They heard talk of an NLRB "goon squad," of the Board having relations with a union of its own employes, which it forbade industry, office delays, annoyances, talebearing, favoritism. They heard read into the record a letter from the Cincinnati regional director to Mr. Witt, telling how a friendly city editor had killed a story unfavorable to the Board...