Adlai Speech Aids Diplomacy On Formosa Crisis
Foreign diplomats view Adlai E Stevenson Far Eastern address as expanding President Eisenhower's room for diplomatic maneuvering toward a peaceful settlement in the Formosa Strait. State Department and foreign officials assess implications for UN moves and handling of Quemoy and Matsu with caution.
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Waonuwuiun
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Formosa Strait
State Department
Dulles
Molotov Sees Austria Talks Could Lead To Treaty
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov said talks with Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab could help end the decade long occupation of Austria by the four powers. He added that progress depends on all four powers and that what is agreed now may facilitate a final peace treaty with Austria.
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Renee Fre
V. M. Molotov
Julius Raab
United States
Britain
France
Molotov
Austria
Ohio Issues May Induction Call For 624 Draftees
The Ohio Selective Service Board issued a May induction call for 624 men with the youngest possible inductee aged 21 on induction day unless volunteering or previously delinquent. County allocations include Athens 4 and Ross 5 with Scioto 7 and others: Fairfield 10 Gallia 3 Hocking 1 Jackson 2 Lawrence 4 Meigs 2 Morgan 1 Muskingum 3 Perry 2 Pike 2, Vinton 2, Washington 3.
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Alumbus
Ohio, Selective Service Board
Athens
Fairfeld
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Salk Receives Honorable Service Award Noted by Gov Leader
Gov George M Leader announced a notable honor for Jonas Salk highlighting public service and scientific achievement. The brief item underscores political acknowledgment of Salk's contributions to health and society.
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Ous Service
Ard
George M. Leader
Ex JP of Mason County Dies in Fall From Window
Gallipolis native Sam Simmons longtime Mason County justice of the peace died after a fall from a hotel window early today. A 16 year old carrier boy found the body at 4 30 am and hotel staff moved to enter the room. Coroner says fractured skull and broken neck as cause.
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Gallipolis
S. A
Sam) Simm
John Chick
Robert J. Sheets
Chick
Earl Armstrong, Jr
John Clendenin Z
Simmons
Donald T. Warehime
Cleveland
Saman
Imuel Sheppard
Roane County
Spencer
Jostenpath
Roane
Marilyn Sheppard
Republican National Convent
Ion
Sheppard
Calvin Coolidge
Mason County
Ethel Shep
Pard
Point Pleasant
Richard A. Shep
Sam Simmons
Traders ‘Trust and Banking Co
Spencer Times
W. Va
Vern Mitchell
Holzer Hospital
Dick Simmons
Charleston
Mohr-Arnett Funeral Home
Sam Wished He Was Dead
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Tobacco Men Favored are Okayed E Welcoming Planned
PARIS May 9 11 The NATO Count will meet here to welcome West Germany into membership if the Paris agreements are ratified by then. Senate last night passed to the House a bill requiring southern Ohio to pacts growers to pay. Mexico City The Health Ministry has asked for 100 000 doses of Salk antipolio vaccine disposal time.
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Paris
NATO
West Germany
Senate
Pas Ce
House
Ohio
Mexico
Mexico City
Ican
United States
No Formosa Invasion Not Believed By U S Official
Robert Schow, U S Army deputy chief of intelligence, said last night he did not believe Red China would invade Formosa. He stated Red China has too much sense to attempt such a move while on a Far East tour.
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United Nations
New Zealand
UN Security Council
Formosa
Indonesia
Red China
India
China
Stevenson
Quemoy
Matsu
U. S
Dulles
Ad Administration
Chiang] Kai-shek
Chiang
Eisenhower
Oe Ee
Robert Schow
U.S. Army
Schow
Far East
Ike Plans Practice Round With Cary Middlecoff
President Eisenhower prepared for a potential weekend match with Cary Middlecoff, Masters champion, after playing 18 holes at Augusta National. Hagerty noted Middlecoff might return to Augusta Saturday. Ike swung left-handed in greeting crowds due to a sore arm from a Monday throw. The trip included a stop at The Citadel for an honorary degree.
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Eisenhower
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
White House
James C. Hagerty
Midlecott
Augusta Y
Augusta
Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Stin
Washnon
Baltimore
Charleston
S.C
The
Cities Military College
Southerners Tell of Woe Over School Integration
Southern states Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina warned the Supreme Court that rapid public school integration could destroy or damage the free school system. North Carolina Assistant Attorney General Beverly Lake cited turmoil and confusion, while Alabama Florida and others urged either a fixed deadline or open decree. Eleven states argued against immediate nationwide integration and asked for local workarounds.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Beverly Lake
Lake
North Carlina
High Court
Neyttorneys
U. S
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Texas
Simon E. Sobeloff
Delaware
J. Lindsay Almond
Robert McC. Figg, Jr
Char *Leston
D. C
Secretary Wilson restricts sharing military patent info
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Wilson announced new limits on disseminating patents and military information. He denied censorship and said the move is for the department's good. A Pentagon briefing followed his remarks.
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Wacrassgton
Wilson
Polio Victory Fueled by Men Money and Parents
Ann Arbor dispatch notes that polio progress came from scientists, big funding, and dedicated parents. It praises Jonas E. Salk and records March of Dimes support, aiming for mass inoculations this spring and public licensing after 90 percent effectiveness is proven.
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Jottle
Thomas Francis, Jr
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Jonas Salk
Mich
Parets
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
National Institutes of Health
National Foundation For
Karl Landeteine
New York City
United States
Franklin J. Rooseveltie
Pittburgh Dee Salk
Inquiry Looming of Job Held by Booted Out Corsi
Washington reports a looming inquiry into the Refugee Relief Act as urged by Edward J. Corsi. Senator Langer will lead a Judiciary subcommittee probe to assess program operations, with plans to detail the inquiry at an upcoming session. House Judiciary conflicts and remarks by Aiken and Kilgore shape the push for oversight.
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Corsi
Washington
Kilgore
D-W.va
Congress
Edward
J. Corsi
Langer
R-Nd
Judiciary
Immigration
Humphrey
Secret State Dulles
State Department
Onefugee
Aiken R-Vtner
Dulles
Houseudiciary
Aiken
Walter
State Board of Education Battle in Ohio Faces Floor Fight
Columbus report on the 1955 session features a fierce floor battle over whether the state board of education should be elected or appointed. The issue stems from a 1963 voter-approved plan and a proposed hybrid board. Key figures include Gov. Lausche, Education Committee Chair Mana sian, House Speaker Cloud, and a Senate review after lengthy debate.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Ohio School Survey
Frank J. Lausche
Republican” Education
William J. Manasian
Defiance
Roger Cloud
Sagan County Republicns
House
Ohio
Coal Miners Cross Picket Amid Non-Union Tensions
In Tuscarawas County 2000 workers halted by pickets from the United Mine Workers. Non-union miners remained underground for most of the day. Many came out for dinner as union pleas enabled a withdrawal without incident from the Fred J Helter mine. The strike wave affects coal and clay industries, with nationwide sympathy actions pressing for broader labor actions.
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United Mine Workers Union
Fred J Helter
Washington
Tuscarawas County
Karachi
Pakistan
Ers
AFL
Teamsters Union
Mohammed al
State and National Banks Asked for Statement
Today called for the statement of the condition of all state and national banks at the close of business. Monday, April 11.
Charleston Youths Fined Over Big Sandy River Bass
In a Charleston paper note Branham spotted two youths posing with bass along the Big Sandy River. The man Francis Martin and Harold Mooney were fined $20. Gas season on the Big Sandy doesn’t start until June 1.
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Charleston Conservat Branham
Big Sandy
Francis Martin
Haroid’ Mooney
Ad Cancelation Promotes Messenger Classified Results
Mrs. Bess Jones called Monday to cancel a Sunday Classified ad offering twin maple beds and a rug. The ad urged readers to dial 31242 for ad-taker service promising results, repeating the claim that results come from their classified listings.
Private Trials Illegal No Hiding From Public
An appellate court ruled that no judge can order all spectators and reporters from a courtroom during a trial. A defendant has no right to a private trial. The decision followed a case brought by Cleveland's Plain Dealer News and Press, objecting to a ban on spectators during testimony.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
News and Press
Common Pleas
Court limits press access during riot at Girls Industrial School
Delaware judges ruled the public and newsmen may not be expelled from the court but access to the Girls Industrial School riot scene is restricted. Reports describe a hysterical outbreak, broken windows, and tense conditions as staff and patrolmen confront screaming inmates.
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Ohio
Evelyn Euhell
U S Health Officials Begin Polio Vaccine Drive Nationwide
Doctors and health officials across the nation cheer the Salk vaccine and begin large scale inoculations aimed at millions of children. Early reports say vaccination starts within days, with Ohio expecting first shipment by next week and nine million children targeted overall this year.
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Associated Press
Yestereay
Welefare
Oveta Cup
Aceutsts
Sume Imer
Joni
Ohio
Ralph FE. Dwork
Ohio Health Department
National Foundation
Polio Vaccine Study Reports Mixed Results in Counties
A study published yesterday details polio vaccination outcomes from Montgomery and Richland counties. Among 12,747 children observed, 6896 Montgomery youths received shots with two paralytic or hemorrhagic cases noted, while Montgomery partial injections showed no polio.
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Ohio
Monteromery County
Richland County
Montegomery County
Montionery County
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