Hartshorn Found Guilty in Manslaughter Verdict
Robert G Hartshorn 27 of Laurelville Route 1 was found guilty of manslaughter for the shooting of his brother Lloyd Hartshorn on November 29. The all male jury deliberated nearly five and a half hours with a verdict delivered at 8:55 p m. The term for the charge is one to 20 years. Sentencing date not set. The defense claimed self defense citing threats with an ax, while the state argued the killing was to avenge a beating over a loan. The jury was thanked by Judge Harley Meyer before dismissal.
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Logan
Robert G. Hartshorn
Laurelville
Iing
Lloyd Hartshorn
Harley Meyer
Earl Delong
Emma ‘Mae
Meyer
Loyd
Phil Henderson
Hartshorn
Emma Mee
Fred Murray
FBI and Police Hunt For Victor Riesel Acid Attacker
In New York officials press a broad hunt for the unidentified assailant who threw sulfuric acid at Victor Riesel. Rewards totaling 14 thousand dollars are offered as federal and local agencies mobilize. Doctors report partial vision but warn results are uncertain for one week.
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New York
Victor Riesel
Cies
U. S. Attorney's
Vie
Riesel
Jacob K. Jay
Educational Report Flags Lag in School Capabilities and Funds
A White House conference committee told President Eisenhower that U S schools have fallen behind in capability and funding due to waning resources. The final report cites broad strengths alongside weaknesses from limited means and urges federal and state action, including possible emergency building subsidies of up to 275 million dollars over two years. Ohio figures show enrollment around 1.7 million this year and nearly 1.9 million next year.
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Committee For the
White House
Ana
Seadower
Supreme Court Decis
Eisen
Neil H. McElroy
Insultants, Proctor & Gamble Co
District of Columbia
Columbus
K. M. By. Jassistance
Eyman
Lonsollars
Sion
Ohio
Compromise Formed On Final Farm Bill In Congress
A 10 member Senate House conference committee works to finalize a compromise farm bill after two weeks of talks. Leaders expect only minor changes with a vote possible after Easter recess as leaders, including Rep Cooley and Sen Ellender, push for action in both chambers next week.
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Senate
House Conference Committee
Ellender
House
Representative Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Marin
Cooley
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
D. Tex
Johnston City
Tex
Risenhower Woul
War Hero Re Instated In Springfield Post Office
George M. Neal, a Korea War veteran, was fired from his probationary clerk carrier job in Springfield but was reinstated by Regional Post Office Director H. C. Rumple of Cincinnati. Neal must now comply with regulations, though Springfield Postmaster Herbert Lannert said Neal was habitually late and absent and violated rules.
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Springfield
George M. Neal
H.C. Rumple
Cincinnati
Neal
Herbert Lannert
Lannert
Snow Falls Across Western Europe Amid Spring Backlash
Snow covered parts of Western Europe marking an unexpected spring interruption after the continent endured its harshest winter in the 20th century. Weather officials warn of lingering cold and travel disruptions across major cities.
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Europe
London
Benson Targets Opportunists on Farm Policy
Salt Lake City Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson criticized political opportunists who back soil bank schemes and rigid farm-price supports. He urged flexible supports and a soil bank, then flew to Washington as lawmakers moved toward an election-year farm bill.
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Salt Lake City
Ezra Taft Benson
Washington
House Senate
Benson
Latter-Day Saints
Hee
Utah
Idahopa
Plane Down in Japan Identified as Box Car C119 Four Engine
A damaged message identifies a four engine C119 aircraft involved in a crash in Japan as a boxcar type plane. No further details on casualties or exact crash site are provided in the readable text. The incident appears in a brief aviation note from the period.
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Japan
Ohio River locks and dams need modernization
Walter J. Beckford, president of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., warned the Ohio Valley Improvement Association board that the antiquated Ohio River lock and dam system hinders industrial growth. He urged vigorous completion of the modernization program to accommodate rising river traffic.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Ohio River Valley
Cincinnati
Walter J. Beckford
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Beckford
Ohio
Detroit Neighbors Riot Forces Move After Rumor
In northwest Detroit a white mob forced John W. Rouse and his family to flee their home after a rumor spread that Rouse was a Negro. The Belmonth Subdivision Association and detectives mediated a settlement after 48 meetings.
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Bem Price
Detroit
Robson St
John W. Rouse
Rouse
Paiceman
The
Belmonth Subdivision Association
Thomas Jickerson
Ed Boggs
Jets Practice Bombs Shake Florida Coast
Two photoflash bombs dropped from a bomber of high altitude exploded Wednesday night off Florida's west coast. They shook buildings along about 70 miles from St. Petersburg to Cape Sable, Coast Guard reported.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. 10
Florida West Coast
Coast Guard
Egyptians Israelis blame each other for bloodshed
UN cease fire halts renewed fighting along the Gaza strip frontier as both sides accuse the other of violations. Egyptian military spokesmen claim Israeli shelling and gunfire hit Gaza positions while Israeli sources say Egyptian actions breached the truce. UN Truce Chief Burns postpones Rome visit as the crisis persists with casualties reported in Gaza towns.
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Gaza Strip
Kissufim
Pereneeee
Israel
Mixed Armistice ‘Commission
Egypt
Gaza Borer
Amman
Jordan
UN Truce-Supervision Organization
L.M. Burns
Rome
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Cairo
Gaza
Dier el Balah
Khan
Yunes
Apportioning Is Debated
Nashville Tenn. legislature refuses to obey constitutional mandate to re apportion every ten years. Tennessee Supreme Court rules courts cannot force a solution by striking down the last apportionment law. Rural populations have thinned while urban growth increased over five decades, blocking constitutional remedies.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
Tennessee
Methodist Minister Perry Native Dies In Toledo
Dr. Charles Moulter, 58, pastor of Epworth Methodist Church for nearly three years, died early today at Flower Hospital in Toledo. He was born in Crooksville Perry County and previously served as an officer of the church.
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Toledo
Charles Moulter
Epworth Methodist Church
Flower Hospital
Crooksville
Perry County
Five Day Forecast Warns Of Warm Trend And Showers
Temperatures to run 2 to 6 degrees above normal with a high around 60 and a low near 38. A cooler Saturday precedes a warming trend late Sunday and Monday, then cooler again Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers and thunderstorms are possible tonight, Saturday morning, and Monday with about an inch of precipitation, locally heavier.
Dems Seek New Industry To Replace Lost Mines
Two candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor addressed party members at separate events. Michael DiSalle urged state support for attracting industry to southeastern counties hit by mine closures and population declines. In Fostoria, Robert W. Reider urged overhauling the state Democratic structure to restore home rule rights.
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Portsmouth
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Fostoria
Robert W. Reider
Firefighters Battle 400000 Blaze At Cleveland Building
Early today a four story structure on Eastth Street and Woodland Avenue in Cleveland was engulfed in a blaze causing an estimated 400000 in damage. Two firefighters were overcome and 65 firefighters worked three hours to control the fire as traffic was jammed nearby.
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Cleveland
Iremen
Eastth St
Woodland Ave
James
Kefauver Campaign Moves Into New Jersey
Estes Kefaufer heads to New Jersey for a five day barnstorming tour as supporters plan to elect unpledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Adlai Stevenson backers also active in Illinois and California amid primary activity. Kefauver, speaking from Omaha, says Stevenson remains ahead but Kefauver is better positioned to win delegates than four years ago.
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New Jersey
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
California
Ben. Estes Kefauver
Omaha Neb
NATO force deterrent on invasion fears in Europe
Gen Alfred Gruenther says NATO could destroy an aggressor in a large scale attack but may not defend certain areas in West Germany. He writes in Rheinischer Merkur with editors attributing the piece to U S Information Agency in Duesseldorf amid German press questions.
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Germany
NATO
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenther
Upreme
Rheinischer Merkur
U. S. Information ‘Agency
Duesseldorf
Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Netherlands
Paris
Pilot Withstands 220 Degree Heat in Chamber Test
Bell Aircraft official Branley Smith says test pilot Bill Smith endured 220 degree heat in a pressure chamber, indicating a rocket powered X2 could fly without refrigeration when friction raises temperatures above 212 degrees. The observation suggests pilots could operate in high heat conditions on future high speed flights.
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Ashington
Branley Smith
Buffalo
Bell Aircraft Co
Bill Smith
Paralytic Polio Cases Lead Ahead of Last Year
The Public Health Service reports polio cases are 26 percent above last year while total polio cases are similar. Through March 31 there were 1072 polio cases this year versus 1063 previously. paralytic cases totalled 584, 4.5 percent of the total, up from 464 and 3.7 percent a year ago.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Father, 84, Nurses Son, Possible Rabies Victim
Stanton Ky local brief reports Roy Dunn a 15 year old ill with seizures after claiming dog bite and rabies concern. An 81 year old father and others await tests and potential antirabies treatment while state health officials decide who needs vaccine.
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Stanton
Roy Dunn
Menifee Dura
State Health Department
Roy
GOP Mayor Predicts Win in OhioElection
Lancaster Mayor Harvey Weis said farmers may shift to Democrats but industry and labor will compensate. He noted Eisenhower won Ohio by about 500000 votes in 1982 and weighed whether Senator Bender could beat Governor Lausche in the 1986 race.
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Washington
Hsenhower
Ohio
Harvey Weis
Lancaster
Lancaster Belt
Eisenhower
Adam Stevenson
Weis
Senator Bender
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Radar Spots Tornado Texans Escape Injury
Residents of a central Texas city of 20 000 escaped injury after a radar tornado spotter warned them minutes before a major twister damaged more than 20 homes and several businesses. A 15 minute warning from the college radar spotter broadcast by radio gave citizens time to take safety measures.
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Bryan
Tex
Texas
Texas Asm College
College Ile Self
Long Names Douglas Lausche For Democrats If Stevenson Fades
Louisiana Governor designate Bart Long says he believes Paul Douglas and Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche would make a winning pairing for the Democrats if Adlai Stevenson fades as a candidate. He adds he still prefers Stevenson and that Stevenson would be the name needed if it were left to him.
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Louisiana
Barth Long
Mtincle Sea
Paul Douglas
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Adlai Stevenson
Long
Stevenson
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