Reps Back Ike's Ideas In Formosa
Senator Capehart stated most Senate Republicans will back President Eisenhower's decisions regarding the Chinese Communists and Formosa. He rejected Jenner's resolution urging the Senate to express willingness to participate in talks that could transfer territory to a Communist state, noting administration support contingent on genuine Communist sincerity. Brig. Gen. Howley called Chou Enlai's talk a potential ruse, warning that negotiations with the Communists amount to appeasement.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Jenner
Rend
United States
China
Formosa Strait
Chou En- Lai
Dulles
Frank L. Howley
Devlin
New York University
Chou
SEO Labor An Asset Council Told
Wayne B. Foster of Gallipolis told Southeastern Ohio Regional Council members that ample local labor supports attracting industry. He noted the U S Labor Department may declare Southeastern Ohio a Class 4 surplus area speeding debt amortization and benefiting contractors. The eight county group includes Meigs Vinton Lawrence Pike Jackson Gallia Hocking and Athens to promote area development.
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Southeastern Ohio
Strangling of Sister Described in Court Confession
Frederick W. Spears, 17, testified about choking his sister Patricia, 16, on her bed after going to her room with his mother away. He said he threw a plow at her and recalled details up to a blank mind, claiming to plead innocent by reason of insanity as his first public confession unfolded in court.
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Slucyrus
Union 7
Frederick W. Spears
Galion
Patricia
Spears
Frederick
April 30 Deadline On Tax for Domestics
The new social security law requires household employers to deduct 4 percent of an employee wages and pay another 4 percent from their own pocket. Payments are due by the end of the quarter and the last day of April October and January. Employers who neglect file and pay face fines or prison.
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Renee Ete
Ernest
Police Break Up Plot Aimed at May Day Peace
In Argentina, authorities said they foiled a plot by Roman Catholics and Radical party opponents to disrupt May Day labor celebrations. The plan involved disrupting public order and aimed to provoke unrest during a major national event.
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A. Peron
Argentina
Radical Party
Distur
No Cutter Inoculations For Ohio
Ohio health officials report schools are inoculated with Salk polio vaccine from Wyeth and Lilly, not Cutter. Cutter vaccines were stopped by federal order after polio cases in the West and scattered traces appeared in Oberlin, Warren, Marion, Mansfield, Dayton, and Cleveland. Some programs in Columbiana County and Shaker Heights were postponed as counties await safe supplies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Ralph E. Dwork
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
U.S. Public Health Service
Cutter
Western
Dwork
West
Columbiana County
Marion
Mansfield
Dayton
Cleveland
E. G. Rihiman
East Livepool
Kihimanani
Shaker
Dem Tells Of Evils Of GOP At Jefferson Jackson Dinner
Rep Pat Me Namara of Michigan warned that the Democratic Party faces a crucial 1956 chance if members disclose the power administration. He praised the party’s strong candidates and condemned GOP advisers as warlike. The speech followed a $109 plate Jefferson Jackson dinner at a local hotel.
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Arkon
Pat Me
Namara
D-Mich
Democratic Party
Saber Rattlers
House Falls Over On Street In Ohio Valley Incident
A pre fabricated house on a truck bound for Charleston tipped over on Pine Street in Gallipolis. The crash, caused by a curved turn by driver James Fields, 57, of Detroit, blocked traffic briefly but was cleared within four hours with no injuries and minor damage reported.
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Jallafalls
Pine St
Charleston
Gallipolis
James Fields
Detroit
Ohio Valley Implement Co
Committee Urges Expanded Juvenile Delinquent Help
A state advisory panel calls for expanded juvenile delinquency treatment, urging placement of youths in local communities or diagnostic centers near cities. The report from the State University study group recommends increased diagnostic facilities, expanded staff, and greater use of foster care and community-based remedies.
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State University
Com- Wee
Columbus
Seatonce Heroe
Ee Sl Bureau of Education
Pacimena Survey
H. Ashley BO
Lancaster
Delaware
Steelman Expresses Optimism About Steel Demand
Board Chairman Eugene C. Grace reported Steel Corp. is running at full capacity and expects to stay at 100 percent through July. He cited record first quarter net income and sales, and noted a dividend of 1.50 a share on common stock payable June 1 to May 9 records. Grace avoided pledging a regular policy, but said he would be “terribly disappointed” if 1.50 is not paid again this year.
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Fey Funn
Perneriem Steel Corp
Eugene C. Grace
Grace
Bethlehem
McGinty Charged After Damaging Money and Vehicle Parts
Gallipolis police charged Michael Owen McGinty 41 a Kgger Creek Power Plane worker who resides in the Libby Hotel with intoxication after he damaged his money and a vehicle component during an incident on a Monday. He posted a 15 bond for appearance in Gallipolis Municipal Court and police said the money was recovered in pieces and saved for him to replace after repairs.
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Jallipolis
Michael_ Owen McGinty
Kgger Creek
Libby
Mcsdinty
Gallipolis Municipal Court
Clash Over Veteran Bonus and Building Bonds Looms
Columbus AP report outlines potential November clashes between a 100 million Korea veteran bonus and a 150 million state buildings bond issue. Fear grows over new taxes to fund both, with talks of real estate levies and liquor price increases from the state monopoly to cover revenue gaps.
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Columbus
Paniet
R Publican
Senate
EP Stanley Mechem
Athens
Democratic
Frank
Ford Hints Prosperity Through Expansion
Ford outlines a 625 million dollar three year expansion plan for Ford Motor Co. He favors a new form of prosperity insurance for workers and promises employment growth through new plants and equipment while opposing guaranteed annual wage stagnation. CIO president Walter P. Reuther calls for Ford to meet his responsibilities. He frames the proposal as a path to steady employment and future prosperity.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Messenger Classified Cars Offer Daily Parade of Values
Classified pages boast daily parade of car values as newer models arrive and trade ins are listed. Shoppers can compare recent trades and snag better buys on vacation time with affordable options and flexible deals. May reflect local market activity and consumer interest in auto value.
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the Messenger
Navy stockpile debate over hamburger supply
Navy officials deny claims of a 60 year hamburger stockpile saying the figure is exaggerated. The exchange centers on food reserves and readiness before potential deployments.
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Navy
Surgeon General Orders Halt on Cutter Salk Vaccine
Leonard A. Scheele, US Surgeon General, ordered all Cutter Laboratories Salk polio vaccine withheld from the public pending investigation of six polio cases in inoculated children. He affirmed faith in the vaccine and urged continued inoculations nationwide as scheduled.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Cutter Laboratories
Scheele
Saarland Pact Talks Halt West German Rearmament
Jenauer and French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay discussed details of the French German pact on the Industrial Saarland as Adenauer’s government strengthens police and bans public demonstrations to head off protests. The Saar region, rich in coal and steel, was German before World War II and has been politically autonomous since 1957. France will keep economic links and customs union. Bonn ratification hung by a narrow margin as details must be settled before sovereignty, rearmament, and occupation end.
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Jenauer
Antoine Pinay
Saarland
Germany
Adenauer
Pinay
Paris
Saar River
France
West Germany
Saar
Wighly
Bonn
Onn
Brussels
Washington
Jntil
Polio Cases Rise as Salk Shot Confidence Remains
California reports 12 post inoculation polio cases with 17 total affected nationwide 106 new weekly cases in 47 states. Surgeon General Scheele backs the Salk vaccine amid Cutter Lab tests and vaccine withdrawal inquiry. Some cases follow first shot within days, polio typically develops 10 to 14 days after exposure.
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Washington
California
U.S
Leonard Scheele
US Public Health Service
The
Health Service
California State Health Department
Kaho
Chicago
Denver
Columbus
Georgia Cats
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Benson Cites Prosperity And Savings Speech
Benson told a crowd of about 800 at a Hamilton County Republican finance event that prosperity and savings set a record this year for production and employment. He praised wartime boards and commissions and warned against policies he says would harm democracy, urging a productive free expanding economy for all.
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Washington
Benson
Hamilton’ County Republica Finance Committee
Voters Back 25 Percent Cut in Burley Tobacco Acreage
A record burley tobacco growers poll shows 96 percent favor strict price supports and a 25 percent acreage cut for 1955 with a $64 per pound minimum for burley marketed in the coming year. Congress set the final reduction and program limits, while eight leading states reported strong approval margins.
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Washington
Bburley
Agriculture Department
Congress
Ohio
North Carolina
Diem claims Viet Nam victory as fighting widens
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem announced a 21 hour battle victory after clashes between government units and the Binh Xuyen rebels near Saigon and Cho Lon. Despite the claim, scattered fighting continued with Marines posting at the U.S. Embassy area and a bridge across the canal facing rebel forces.
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Saigon
South
Yee Svaen
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tiao Dai
France
Binh Xuyen
van Dam
Tween Saigon
Cho Lan
Cleveland
U. S
Marilyn Sheppard
South Viet Nam
Diem
the Chine
Bao Dai
Ese Arroyo
Saigon Proper
Cho Lon
Samuel R. Gerber
Arroyo
Paul L
Army of
Politi
Kirk
Criminalistics Economic Society
University of California
Bao Dal
Cannes
Samuel H. Sheppard
Paris
Jeney
Thoustion
Commus
Loulville
Nesh
North Viet N
AFL
Forum Luement Beatricen
Com
Logan
Transcontinental road links proposed in Bartin Pa
A yesterday proposal from Bartin Pennsylvania urged creating transcontinental road links along the general route of U S 40 linking the East and West coasts. The idea envisions a continuous roadway across the country to facilitate national transportation and commerce.
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Bartin
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