Paducah A Plant Headaches May Show Ohio What's Ahead
Paducah Ky residents recall the 1951 AEC decision to place a gaseous diffusion plant near Paducah. If Southern Ohio follows the Paducah pattern, Portsmouth and Pike County will see housing strains, job shifts, and faster pace as 12 000 daily workers and 19 000 trailer residents shape a new era with rising commerce and social challenges.
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Paducah
Ohio
Alben Barkley
Irvin Cobb
Portsmouth
Pike County
Atomic Energy Commission
Grahamville
Atom
Pete
AEC
Paduccah
Youth Day Opens Fair At Capital
The Ohio State Fair opened at 6 a.m. with Youth Day honoring Ohio school youngsters. Fair director Howard S. Foust gave nearly one million free tickets, aiming to draw over 100000 by nightfall. The event marks 50 years of 4-H in Ohio and features a youth parade on the race track.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard S. Foust
School Chief Denies State High Handed Actions
Dr Clyde Hissong state director of education rejects charges of high handed action in revoking school charters He notes consolidation follows charter revocation as required by law since 1947 and that only six charters were revoked this year the fewest since 1948.
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Columbus
Clyde Hissong
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
State Department of Education
JOUAM
Mayor of Columbus Opens Campaign Race
Columbus mayor James A. Rhodes will officially open his bid to unseat State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. He plans an August 22 radio address across 14 Ohio stations and will unveil disclosures he says prove Ferguson disqualified himself from public office.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Mayor Cancels Evangelical Tent Permit in Akron
Mayor Charles E. Slusser revoked a permit that would have let evangelists stay two more weeks in Akron. Neighbors reported crowds from the tent tore down barricades to reach homes and use telephones, kitchens and bathrooms. The tent seating capacity was 10,000.
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Akron
Charles E. Slusser
Chauncey Mayor Denies Village Checks Were Bounced
Chauncey Mayor Charlies Wadley denied that village checks were returned for insufficient funds. Auditor Joseph Ferguson reported a treasury shortage of about 5878 with Prosecuting Attorney James Shumaker confirming the claim. Shumaker was told the checks were returned and Ferguson ordered action against village treasurer Bette Pincelli. Audit of village books continues with an expected shortage between 6000 and 8000.
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Chauncey
Wadley
Joseph Ferguson
James
Shumaker
Ferguson
James S Shumaker
Bette Pincelli
Village Books
Take A 1951 Tax Take Hits 64.6 Billion
The Internal Revenue Bureau collected 64.971 billion in taxes and social security for the fiscal year ended June 30, a 14 percent rise from the previous year. Federal agencies outside the bureau brought in 2.3645 billion for fiscal 1952. For fiscal 1953, President Truman estimates about 75 billion in collections. Refunds and social security set-asides reduce these gross figures by about 5.871 billion in 1952 and are expected to subtract about 6.2 billion in 1953.
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Truman
Aly Khan Leaves Rita After Week Long Visit
Hollywood report says Prince Aly Khan departed with their daughter Yasmin for Chicago after a week with Rita Hayworth. Rita was absent at the airport. In Chicago he will be met by Pirates owner John Galbreath and travel to Louisville in Galbreath’s private plane to tour Kentucky horse breeding establishments.
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Prince Aly Khan
Chicago
Rita Hayworth
Yasmin
Rita
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Galbreath
Louisville
Kentucky
Two of Quints Die in Brazil Birth in Incubator
A second of Mrs. Maria Albano's girl quintuplets died at Sao Paulo Maternity Hospital last night. She was to be named Maria Tereza. The five babies were born Tuesday night and placed in incubators. one had died yesterday.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Maria Albano
Sao Paulo Maternity Hospital
Maria Tereza
Israeli Jordan frontier clash leaves two Jordanian legionnaires dead
An Israeli Army spokesman reported two Jordanian legionnaires killed and several wounded in a clash on the Israel Jordan frontier.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Israei Army
Jordan
Israel- Jordan
Ships collide off Southern California injure none reported
The Swedish motorship Stratus and the American steamship Coos Bay collided in fog six miles east of Anacapa Island offshore Ventura. No injuries or casualties were reported as a Navy crash boat found neither ship sinking though Coos Bay had a 15 foot hole in its port side and flooded engine room. A portion of Coos Bay’s crew evacuated to life rafts.
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Long Beach
Calif
Stratus
Coos Bay
California
Coast Guard
Pt. Pleasant Resident Pollie Whitt Dies at 69
Mrs. Pollie Whitt, 69, Henderson, died Thursday at her son Archie Whitt's home after a two week illness. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ Henderson with burial in Austin Cemetery. Friends may call at 2214 Main St.
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Pollie Whitt
Henderson
Archie Whitt
Church of Christ
Austin Cemetery
Main St
UN and Allied Forces In Korean War Offensive
UN fighter-bombers attacked targets across the Korean Peninsula as Sabre jets damaged two MiG-15s. A daylight B-26 raid hit a supply area at Anak on the Haeju Peninsula, while warehouses near Wonsan were demolished. The destroyer-minesweeper Thompson was hit off the East coast, with four killed and 10 wounded.
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Korea
Korean Peninsula
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Haeju Peninsula
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Susho
Manchurian
Navy
Thompson
Low
Sonjin
Solon Asks Kenova Site for New Plant
Huntington area senator proposes Kenova West Virginia as one of two power plant sites for a 1.22 billion dollar uranium separation facility to supply the Pike County Ohio atomic plant. Rep Burnside reports to Philip Sporn of Appalachian Electric Power Co amid fears of communist activity in Ohio.
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W. Va
M. G. Burnside
Atomic Energy
Pike County
Ohio
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Philip Sporn
Appalachian Electric Power Co
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Columbus
Ohion-American Activities Commission
Samuel L. Devine
Republican and Commission
Devine
Columbus Transportation Club
Communist Party
91 New Casualties Reported in Korea
The Defense Department identified 91 additional casualties from the Korean War including 21 dead 50 wounded 13 missing and seven injured in the latest tally.
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Korea
Washington
Defense Department
Talk of Special Session Persists in Columbus
Ohio officials still push for a special legislature session to revise the state code. Gov. Lausche is eyed to call action after the November election possibly in December. The Code Revision Bureau has spent about 350000 and seven years to simplify statutes without changing substance.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Bureau of Code Revision
Bureau
Willard D. Campbell
Cambridge
Campbell
Code Revision Commission
Thomas A. Bateman
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Bateman
Lausche
Adlai Ends Vacation Sets Heavy Campaign Schedule
Adlai Stevenson returns from a Wisconsin vacation to a crowded timetable starting next week with speeches in New York on Aug 27 28 before the American Legion Democratic State Convention and Liberal party gathering He plans Labor Day stops in Michigan including a Detroit Cadillac Square address telecast by CBS He also noted Eisenhower’s similar stance on past legislation and outlined a Western tour starting Sept 5 in Denver with stops in Montana Wyoming and the Pacific Northwest.
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Adlai
Stevenson
Wisconsin
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American Legion
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Cadillac Square
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AFL
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Kawa- Suesaga
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Eisenhower Faces GOP Rift On Korea War Views
General Dwight D. Eisenhower sparred with Republican critics over Korea policy at a Midwestern leaders meeting in Kansas City. He blamed “terrible blunders” for the war but said allies must intervene if communists attacked South Korea, while opposing a broader conflict with China. He also contrasted with MacArthur and Taft supporters who seek stronger action against Manchurian bases. Eisenhower then headed to Boise and New York for campaign appearances and a Legion convention address.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Fire Destroys Gillen Home Near Danville
A two story frame house belonging to Mr and Mrs Joe Gillen at Painter's Ridge near Danville was destroyed by fire early today. Fire Chief Henry Werry said the Gillens were sleeping downstairs when they detected smoke from the upstairs. Damage was estimated at 8000 dollars and the blaze was believed caused by defective wiring. Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department responded.
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Pomeroy
Joe Gillen
Painter's Ridge
Danville
Henry Werry
Gillens
Werry
Batavia Husband Guilty of Manslaughter
Carl Nause, 39, convicted of first degree manslaughter for killing his wife's lover on June 17. Neighbors staged a royalty demonstration outside the jail. he was briefly released to return to work as a factory machinist awaiting sentencing. Penalty ranges from one to 20 years.
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Batavia
Carl Nause
Nause
Newtonsville
Child Falls 30 Feet in Birmingham Window Incident
Two year old Peter Dangerfield tumbled 30 feet from a third floor window in Birmingham. He landed on a clothes line and then fell into a baby carriage before striking the cobbled yard, escaping with a black eye.
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Birmingham
Eng
Peter Dangerfield
Lewis Gives U S Notice of Coal Labor Dispute
Washington reports that John L. Lewis has given formal notice that coal contracts will expire at the end of September, signaling a potential nationwide strike. Taft Hartley Act requires 30 days notice before contract expiration, and Lewis, UMWU president, informed federal mediators of pending soft and hard coal contractor expirations.
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Washington
Jonn L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Harriman Accepts NY Democratic Convention Chairmanship
Averell Harriman has accepted the chairmanship of the Democratic Party's New York State Convention to be held next week in New York. He withdrew as a potential senatorial candidate after Democratic State Chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick publicized a letter requesting his presiding for the event.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Eisenhower unlikely to back McCarthy says Mundt aide
Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma responded to Sen. Karl Mundt's claim that Eisenhower would endorse and campaign for McCarthy if renominated. Monroney rejected the idea, accusing McCarthy of attacking Gen. Marshall and saying Eisenhower would not align with McCarthy. Mundt, co chair of the Republican campaign bureau, asserted Eisenhower would actively support McCarthy in Wisconsin if invited.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Uss
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Mundt
James P Kem
Missouri
William Erenner
Indiana
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Marshall
Esther Sen. Mundt
Gen. Eisenhower
Monroney
Gen
Five Day Forecast for Columbus
Normal temperatures expected with high near 83 and low near 59. Below normal tonight through Saturday night. Warmer Sunday and Monday, cooler again Tuesday or Wednesday. Scattered light showers Monday or Tuesday totaling a quarter inch or less.
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Columbus
Epidemic Creeps North In Central California
The sleeping sickness encephalitis spreads in California's central valleys carried by female mosquitoes. 30 deaths and nearly 500 cases are reported as spray campaigns and barrier zones attempt control. 315 of 499 cases diagnosed. tests required to confirm. Dr Merrill warns the illness may reach Shasta County before summer ends but not beyond the interior valleys.
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San Francisco
California
State Health Department
Malcolm Merril
Health Department
Merrill
Shasta County
Oregon
Four New Jets Tested by Navy on Carrier Trials
The Navy announced first carrier tests for four new jets. The XFJ-2 Fury, FOF46 Cougar, FT7U-3, and F2H-3 McDonnell Banshee version showcase swept and straight wing designs with low speed landing stability and high speed capability. If ordered, they would be Navy’s first swept wing carrier fighters.
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Washington
Navy
Kimball
American Ends Exile In German Red Zone
Charles A. Noble a 60 year old American formerly of Detroit Michigan who endured World War II in Hitler era Germany seven years in Soviet zone camps and who now holds a new American passport announced in Berlin last night he will soon return to the United States Noble was captured in Germany at the war’s outbreak and after fighting ended was arrested by East Zone authorities in Dresden until his release on July 4.
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Germany
U. S
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Charles A. Noble
Detroit
Mich
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Dresden
East Zone
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