Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1951 — Page 17

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Visiting Spanish and Italian Exchange Air Cadets and escorts are the guests today of Indiana Civil Air Patrol with a police convoy escort provided by Chief O'Neal. The exchange courtesy 17 visitors to see United democracy in action. About 40 were expected to lunch at Milano's Italian Restaurant, giving the visitors a Hoosier taste of their native foods. Scheduled to finish lunch at 12:30, just 1'; hours after arriving at Weir-Cook ‘Municipal Air-

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port, the group's itinerary included a tour of the industrial display in Union Station, with descriptions of a jet engine given by Walter Myers; public relations man from Allison Division, General Motors Corporation. Stopping briefly at Monument Circle, ‘the group ‘theh was to meet Clarence Cagle, track superintendent at Speedway's famous race track, for a rare privilege of driving around the 214mile oval. : Attending the visitors from their arrival to their departure this afternoon at Weir-Cook Air-

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Ex-Paper Carrier Named Publisher

CHARLOTTE, N. 'C,, Aug. 2, Mr. Nicholson’ was born in (UP) = One-time carrier boy Richmond. Ind. where he held Ralph Nicholson took over today his frst VSDIAT sb. 4S a as editor and ppblisher of the M® frst: newspaper Job as 3 Charlotte, Observer succeeding the carrier,

late Curtis B. Johnson. At a stockholders’ meeting yesterday the Observer company elected Mr. Nicholson president and a director. He acquired an interest in the paper, but the extent of it was not disclosed,

He ‘served as a foréign correspondent in Europe for the-Phila-delphia Public Ledger in his early newspaper career and later held executive positions in New York and Pittsburgh for Scripps-How-_.'ard, Curtis-Martin and Hearst.

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