Dayton Firm to Establish Plant in Hocking County
Logan announces Metal Powder Products Inc will move from Dayton to a new 9000 square foot clay tile plant near the fairgrounds. The firm will employ 35 to 40 workers locally with 8 to 10 Dayton supervisory staff, start construction next week, and finish in about 3½ months.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Hocking County
Dayton
Metal Powder Products, Inc
Trade Club
J. R. Young
M. D. Watson
Burr O. Nixon
R. B. Perkins
L. A. Riggs
Homer Schein
Claude C. Chrisman
Clarence Blosser
Fifth St
Diamond
Hocking Valley Brick Co
J. Richard Farmer
Building Center Co
William Harwood
Main St
Ohio State Employment Service
J. M. Hildabolt
E E. Lange
W. E Ott
R. J. Pugh
W. A. Hammond
Bookbinder Silent On Theft Claims At Senate Hearing
Edward M. Rothschild, a government printing plant bookbinding machine operator, refused to answer whether he is a Communist Party member or stole secret documents, invoking the Fifth Amendment. Senator McCarthy called the secret charges among the most serious against a government official and pressed questions, but Rothschild repeated his silence.
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Washington
Edward M. Rothschild
Communist Party
Government
Rothschild
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Dem Leader Kevin Dies In Ireland
Edward J. Flynn, 61, Democratic National Committee chairman and Bronx leader, died in Dublin after a long illness while vacationing in Ireland. He sailed from New York on the Mauretania July 25 in a wheelchair with his wife and 17-year-old daughter Shelia. Flynn helped secure Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination and later led the party in the 1940s.
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Dublin
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
New York
Ireland
Mauretania
Shelia
Flynn
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Farley
Roosevelt
Couple Held In Slaving Case In Lancaster Ohio
Lancaster sheriff announces arrest of Gail Rhodeback 32 and Elizabeth Rhodeback 37 in connection with the death of Byron Rhodeback 3. The father Byron is held without charge. Elizabeth faces second degree murder charges for the Aug. 7 death allegedly caused by a homicidal attack. The mother previously served time for mistreatment.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Dudley Crider
Gail Rhodeback
Byron Rhodeback
Elizabeth Rhodeback
Crider
Marysville Reformatory
Byron
Rubber Firm Union Begin Wage Parley
Cincinnati company and union negotiators started talks today on wage increases for 35 000 U S Rubber Co employes in 19 plants nationwide. E M Cushing of New York heads management. G L Patterson of Akron Ohio, CIO rubber workers spokesman, leads the union. The current two year contract includes a wage reopener clause.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Rubber Co
E. M. Cushing
New York
G. L. Patterson
Akron
Ohio
CIO Rubber Workers
Clark Leaves U. S. for Tokyo Flight
General Mark Clark, United Nations Far East commander, departed by plane Monday for Tokyo from Honolulu aboard a U S air transport.
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Clark
Honolulu
Mark Clark
United Nations Far East
Tokyo
District Champs Picked for Ohio 4-H Congress
Four district winners were selected in the Washington School Auditorium to represent the Southeastern District at the Ohio 4-H Congress. Winners include Carolyn Roush from Gallia County for piano, Marilyn and Nina Davis from Jackson County for a duet, Patty Baughman of Gallia for girls safety speaking, and Jim Talbott of Jackson for boys safety speaking. Additional competitors listed span Jackson, Gallia, Meigs, and Washington counties with various performances and a country cousins group directed by Mrs. Harold Lang.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Ohio
Carolyn Roush
Gallia County
Marilyn
Nina Davis
Jackson County
Patty Baughman
Jim Talbott
Louis Davis
Raymond Reynolds
Laura Wood
Margeda Edwards
Donna Will
Janice Epple
Meigs County
Ruth Tornes
Betty Thieman
Harold Lang
Iran's Shah Flee To Rome As Coup Suspects Rounded Up
Tehran reports say Premier Mossadegh's government rounded up 30 alleged ringleaders of Sunday attempt to unseat him. Maj. Gen. Fazollah Zahedi, named premier by the Shah, called on officers to defend the monarchy, while the Shah and Empress Soraya fled by plane to Rome amid frontier watch orders.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah
Fazollah Zahedi
Mossadegh
Hussein Fatemi
Zahedi
Soraya
Rome
Akron Teacher Sentenced to Probation for Neonatal Drowning
In Akron Ohio a 24 year old schoolteacher Beverly Cornett convicted of manslaughter in the drowning of her newborn daughter in a downtown theater restroom was placed on five years probation. Judge Stephen C Colopy cited a predisposition to a mental collapse as basis for the sentence.
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Akron
Ohio
Stephen C. Colopy
Beverly Cornett
Scoffs at GOP claims on 1954 voting outcome
Democratic leaders push tradition as guide amid GOP vow to gain seats in the next House election. Republican chairman Richard Simpson predicts about 25 pickups while noting 15 seats are fragile. Democratic aide Victor Hunt Harding declines to forecast, saying it is too early for predictions.
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Washington
House
Richard M. Simpson
Simpson
Mike Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Committee
Victor Hunt Harding
France Faces Escalating Strikes as Troops Deployed
Paris amid crippling strikes sees government deploy 500 parachute troops to bolster police. Premier Laniel warns union leaders no more negotiations without return to work, hinting at Army action. Assembly likely to reconvene for emergency sessions to address the crisis.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
France
Laniel
National Assembly
Police Guard Against New Union Strife
Indiana state police prepared to protect workers at the Clinton telephone exchange as the CIO Communications Workers strike entered its 28th day. The Indiana National Guard was alerted to curb violence while a cable cut left Muncie isolating the city’s teletype and long distance lines after a preceding power outage. Several arrests followed tense picket-line incidents. Gov. George N. Craig ordered police escorts for workers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Clinton Telephone Exchange
Indiana National Guard
Indiana Bell Telephone
Muncie
CIO Communications Workers of America
George N. Craig
Clinton
Shah and Queen Seek Refuge in Rome
The Shah of Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya arrived in Rome seeking asylum. The 34 year old shah refused abdication, offered uncertain plans for a return to Iran, and suggested he would stay in Italy only briefly amid ongoing exile.
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Rome
Iran
Shah
Italy
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Soraya
Tehran
Bahdad
Imperial Guard
Mohammed Mossadegh
Three Children Die In State Accidents
Three young children were killed in Ohio accidents on Monday. Annette Debord age 2 from Louisa Kentucky died when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck her five miles east of London. Tommy Charles Spreng age 2 of Loudonville was killed when a car left the road at Belleville. Frank Brady age 5 died in an auto incident near his home in Coshocton.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Annette Debord
Louisa
London
Belleville
Tommy Charles Spreng
Loudonville
Frank Brady
Coshocton
Five Day Extended Forecast for Ohio Warm trend into weekend
The forecast shows near normal temperatures across Ohio with daily highs and lows returning to normal by Thursday and staying near or slightly above into Friday and Saturday. Expect fair dry conditions through Friday with possible showers over the weekend.
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Ohio
Overtaker and Undertaker Truck Riles Philadelphia Drivers
A Philadelphia truck rolling through city streets bore bold side labels, left reading Overtaker and right reading Undertaker, drawing amused and puzzled reactions from passing motorists. The odd juxtaposition sparked chatter about truck signage and local humor.
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Philadelphia
Woman Found Dead in West Virginia Man Quizzed in Case
In Orangeburg South Carolina a 38 year old Clarksburg West Virginia grocer Ronald E Ross is jailed without charge as investigators pursue the death of Kathryn A Cloud 37 also of Clarksburg whose nude body was found in a motor court Ross says he spent Friday and Saturday with the woman and feared calling police He says she became sick Friday morning and died while he was away Jodie Green the motor court manager found the body The Charleston Gazette notes Cloud served as a receptionist for former West Virginia Governor Matthew Neely who is now a U S senator from West Virginia
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Orangeburg
S. C
Clarksburg
W. Va
B. N. Collins
Ronald E. Ross
Ross
Kathryn A. Cloud
Miss Cloud
Jodie Green
Charleston
Matthew M. Neely
Neewly
U. S
West Virginia
Ohio dairy operator opens Meadville store challenges milk law
Temple McAllister of Warren Ohio, owner of 21 Ohio dairy stores, opened a Meadville store selling milk at 17 cents a quart seven cents below the Pennsylvania minimum of 24 cents. The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission won a court injunction in Dauphin County. McAllister vows to fight, calling Pennsylvania law unlawful and unconstitutional.
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Meadville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Temple McAllister
Warren
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
McAllister
Milk Commission
Missing Lake Cruiser Returns to Conneaut
Three Conneaut men landed safely aboard a 38 foot cabin cruiser Monday night after a missing vessel search by Coast Guard planes from Erie. The group returning from Long Point Ontario includes Dr Perry Blongaker, Allen Pinkerton, and Warren Adees.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Coast Guard
Erie
Lake Erie
Long Pont
Ont
Perry B. Longaker
Allen Pinkerton
Warren Aedes
Swift Plant Closed in Cleveland by 30-Worker Strike
Swift & Co food processing plant in Cleveland shut down today after a strike involving 30 workers. Management prepared operations for possible reopening, while union leaders stated demands remain unresolved.
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Cleveland
Swift & Co
UN Debate Opens as Russia Seeks Red China Invite
Reds free 75 Americans 75 British and 300 South Koreans in the third week of the Korean War prisoner exchange. The UN Command reports weather delays slowing shipments from Koje Island and expects resumed deliveries by Friday or Saturday. Pavel Vishinsky pushes for Red China and North Korea invite to the UN Korean debate.
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Panmunjom
Freedom
Ralph Osborne
Munson Provisional Command
Clay
Pfc Far C. Barnard
Martinez
Calif
General Motors Ternstedt Plant Back in Operation
About 5406 GM Ternstedt plant workers in Columbus returned to work after a one day shutdown blamed on a parts shortage.
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Columbus
General Motors Ternstedt
Akron Finance Chief Currie Resigns to Join Federal Housing
Akron finance director John D. Currie, in office since 1944, will resign on September 2 to accept a post as assistant to federal housing commissioner Charles E Slusser, the former Akron mayor.
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Akron
Ohio
John D. Currie
Charles E Slusser
Transit officials require watches for new operators
Cleveland Transit System mandates newly hired bus and streetcar operators purchase standard pocket watches at about $65 within 90 days or be barred from work. The policy, stated by CTS, affects entry into the driver ranks and sets a strict credential deadline.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
CTS
Herrman Named PMA Administrator in Ohio
David T. Herrman is named state administrative officer for the Ohio Production and Marketing Administration. A OSU Agriculture graduate, he previously served as county agricultural agent in Auglaize and Belmont counties and has worked with the U S Soil Conservation Service since 1936. He and his wife raise three children in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Production and Marketing Administration
David T. Herrman
Herman
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Auglaize
Belmont
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Reds Free Two Held as Spies
Edgar Sanders a British businessman jailed by Communist Hungary for espionage crossed into Austria at Nickelsdorf. Pardoned by the Hungarian government, he was expelled after nearly four years in prison. The release follows similar moves for Robert Vogeler, with both men crossing to freedom aboard legation cars.
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Nichelsdorf
Austria
Edgar Sanders
Hungary
Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
Sanders
Nickelsdorf
Legation
Budapest
Vincenzo Sciutto
Gunmen Seize Bank Teller and Loot Franklin National
Gunmen forced cashier Eric Gronewall to open a bank vault at a Franklin National Bank branch in Floral Park New York. They escaped with about 160000 dollars, dumped the teller a few miles away, and were pursued after the crime by police, who broadcast a 1947 Ford and two armed men as suspects.
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Floral Park
WN. Y
Eric Gronewall
Bellemore
Franklin National Bank
Gronewall
Mechem Lausche Meet Over Highway Council Appointments
Gov. Frank Lausche conferred with Sen. C Stanley Mechem about appointees to the state highway construction council. Mechem's nominees were not named and the Senate refused to confirm three Lausche picks, requiring three replacements as the Legislature adjourned. The council oversees new arterial highway construction under a multi million dollar program approved by the Legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Construction Council
Frank J. Lausche
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio Senate
Lausche
Mechem
Senate
Latasche
Aide Says Ike Confident Armistice Will Last
Denver dispatch reports Sherman Adams says President Eisenhower believes the Korean truce will endure and calls it the administration’s greatest deed in seven months. Adams also indicates the debt ceiling may be held without a special session and suggests possible further budget reductions. He notes the President will attend a New York housing project dedication and municipal election registration before returning to Denver.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
New York
Adams
Congress
Truman
US debates Korea conference invite amid India and Soviet role
A UN Korea conference faces a split over inviting India and the Soviet Union. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr said the U.S. would accept Russia if North Korea and Red China wish it, but oppose a British plan to invite India. Strong support for India's inclusion comes from Commonwealth nations and many regions. Mexico signals openness to broader participation as talks proceed.
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United Nations
N, Yi
Russia
Andrei Y. Vieshinsky
Red China
North Korea
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
India
UN Assembly
United States
Britain
U U S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Lodge
Lange
Mexico
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico City
Western Powers Push for Austrian Peace Treaty
The United States in a note to Russia, echoing London and Paris, agrees to shelving the abbreviated Austrian treaty on condition the Soviets limit issues and back a treaty securing Austria’s political and economic independence. After 200 deputy talks, the three Western powers proposed an abbreviated accord.
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Washington
Russia
Austria
United States
London
Paris
Britain
France
Marine Lieutenant Wins Honor Medal
BIG SPRINGS TEX. UP The wife and mother of Medal of Honor recipient George H O'Brien Jr took the news calmly Monday Mrs O'Brien said Wonderful Wonder if this will get him home any sooner The Marine Corps lieutenant was awarded the nation’s highest military decoration for indomitable determination and valiant fighting spirit displayed in Korea last Oct.
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Big Springs
Tex
Ife
Medal of Honor
George H O'Brien Jr
Million homeless in Madras flood disaster
Unofficial estimates say at least a million people are homeless after flood waters from the Vadavari River in central India. Damage is estimated at over 100 million dollars.
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Madras
India
Vadavari
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