Eisenhower To Praise GOP Congress Tonight
President Eisenhower prepares a coast to coast radio and television address from Denver praising the GOP controlled 83rd Congress. He urges voters to elect more Republicans to boost administrative control and signs or vetoes upcoming bills as plans for refugee evacuation in Indo china expand.
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Ohio Supreme Court Announces 458 Passed Bar Exam
The Ohio Supreme Court announced 458 applicants passed the bar exam held June 29-30 and July 1. Chief Justice Weygandt will administer oath in Columbus at 2 p.m. in the Supreme Court room. Oaths are scheduled also at 11 a.m. Friday in Cincinnati and 11 a.m. Saturday at the Manger Hotel in Cleveland. Among successful applicants are Homer E. Abele of McArthur and Robert S. Betz of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
37th Division Memorialized at Centerburg roadside park
A roadside park in Centerburg Enox County was dedicated as a memorial to the veterans of the 37th Division. The site on Route 3 is named the 37th Division Memorial Highway with remarks by Mat Gen Leo M Kreber, commander of the Ohio National Guard.
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One Killed Two Hurt in Ohio Auto Mishap
Delaware Ohio police report Ramona N Adams 25 of Whitehall died when a car left Ohio 257 one mile north of the Delaware Franklin line early today. Fred Sparks 23 Powell and a Columbus woman 23 identified as Vice Berry were in serious condition at Jane Coe Hospital.
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Columbus
World Council of Churches begins six report sessions
Delegates at the second General Assembly in Evanston begin hammering out six reports to guide more than 60 member denominations. International affairs and social questions are seen as the toughest to resolve amid East West tensions.
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Man Saves Companion But Loses His Life
NEW PHILADELPHIA OHIO Paul Lotze 23 of near East Canton drowned after pushing to safety a swimming companion Miss Joan Henderhan 19 of Canton at Atwood Lake Officials of the Muskingum Conservancy District say they rowed across the lake then entered the water The two found themselves overwhelmed Lotze pushed Henderhan to an underwater ledge and drowned while she survived unable to swim
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Braniff DC3 Crash Kills 11 in Iowa Storm
Braniff International DC3, warned of severe storm, crashed into a pasture 40 miles south of Swaledale killing 11 of 19 aboard. Co pilot and captain died at scene and hospital. Hostess and several passengers among the injured. Debris spread over 500 feet as rescuers cut through wreckage.
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Kansas City
Shreveport
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Milton Schoenberg
Denver
Hampton
Lee Nichola
Schoenberg
Train Crash Kills Four Injures Fifty Three
A Santa Fe Chief streamliner derailed east of Lomax Illinois en route from Chicago to Los Angeles. Four passengers died and 53 were injured. most victims were in car No 9 which overturned. Names identified include Edward S. Monty of Phelps Wisconsin and Mrs Gina Guilfi of Albuquerque New Mexico. Several injured were in serious condition in Burlington and Fort Madison Iowa hospitals.
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Phelps
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Albuquerque
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Mississippi River
Escapees Recaptured After Going To Sleep
Cincinnati police captured two Kentucky jail escapees William Campbell 29 and Edford Burton Jr 24 of Bulan after they forced a truck driver to drive them from Lexington to Cincinnati at knifepoint and slept in the cab until arrested.
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Government Crisis Flares Up in Brazil
Brazil's political crisis intensified as the air force demanded President Getulio Vargas's resignation while the army showed support. Guards around the presidential palace increased briefly, troops reportedly ordered to positions near the palace did not reach it, and the clash followed a Sunday meeting of air force general officers led by Lt Gen Eduardo Gomes, a former presidential candidate and head of the opposition National Democratic Union.
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Indictments sought for kill-for-thrill Brooklyn gang
New York AP reports state will press Brooklyn grand jury to indict four teenage suspects for first degree murder in brutal thrill killing spree. Koslow and three accomplices face homicide charges after victims beaten and a girl horsewhipped. imitators nabbed after victim Joe Ewen identified Koslow.
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Murray Cutler
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State Supreme Court
Senators Not Needed By Probe
Senator Watkins heads a six man inquiry committee and says it will not summon Senators Flanders Fulbright Morse to testify again about charges against McCarthy. He notes the three supplied the accusations from records and have no personal firsthand evidence. McCarthy has urged Flanders to return from Europe to repeat the charges.
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Witehell Renews Criticisms of Dixon Yates Deal
Chicago AP Stephen Mitchell national chairman urges delaying or withdrawing the 107 million dollar private power plant contract in the TVA area. He says if the deal has merit delay may aid scrutiny else withdraw and admit a mistake.
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Dixon-Yates
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Dixon Yates
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Teenager Rewrites Slaying Tale In Toledo Case
Police questioned 17 year old Bernard Schreiber about the Aug 12 killing of Mary Jolene Friess. He altered his account after meeting with Rev E J Connolly, saying a 12 year old accomplice used a hoe handle while he chased the girl, then he stabbed her with a knife.
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Bernard Schreiber
Mary Jolene Friess
E. J. Connolly
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Sylvania
English Professor Robert Dudley French Dies at Yale
Robert Dudley French, 66, professor emeritus of English at Yale and Chaucer scholar, died Sunday in New Haven Connecticut.
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Eisenhower Wins Three Foreign Aid Battles at Congress
President Eisenhower secured approval on three foreign aid measures while losing a fourth tariff reduction battle. Congress approved 2.781 billion for the year, rejected broader tariff-cut authority, gained some atomic transfer powers, and blocked Bricker’s constitutional amendment on treaties. A fifth Southeast Asia note lingered without formal action as policy shifts toward Point Four aid and European recovery.
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British and French Confer Over European Defense Plans
French Premier Mendes-France flew to Britain to meet with Prime Minister Churchill seeking a way to move West German troops to the Western defense line. Eden joined after Brussels talks failed on the European Defense Community and a six nation plan faced likely Assembly rejection. High level talks with the United States were expected after the London meeting.
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Paratroopers Raid Watermelon Patch
Tokyo report says the VA 8 Army damaged 16 dollars worth of watermelons in a test drop. Farmers claimed 360 dollars in losses. Army will hold each company in the 187th Airborne responsible and require repayment.
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Had Idea That Backfired At Brooklyn Wedding
Patrick Hastings 29 aimed a joke by handcuffing Pvt James Speer to his bride Joan at a Brooklyn hotel reception and mailing the keys to Alaska. The couple slipped away early leaving the handcuffs behind. Police freed Hastings at 4 a.m. after workers clipped them off.
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Patrick Hastings
James Speer
Joan
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Speer
Hastings
Ian Hastings
Young Son Insists On Going Fishing
Virgil Bramer Jr., a four year old boy, insisted on joining his father on a fishing trip in Louisville Kentucky. After being left behind the boy followed and was later found waiting to be claimed by his anxious parents two hours after the father drove away.
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Virgil Bramer, Jr
Virgil
Stevenson to Address Hamilton County Democratic Dinner
Adlai E. Stevenson, 1952 presidential candidate, will speak at the Hamilton County Democratic campaign kickoff dinner on September 15. Sen. Thomas A. Burke is also expected to attend the $10 a plate event in Cincinnati.
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Six men charged in plot to rob air base post exchanges
Federal agents arrested three at Lockbourne Air Force Base and three others in Columbus after a padlock break in an outside door and attempted force on inner doors at the post exchange. About 125000 in cash and merchandise were stored in two safes. bonds set at 1000 each for two airmen.
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Richard Lee Jones
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Joseph Robert Adkins
Raymond Fentress
James Shields, Jr
Raymond Lee Hicks
Guard Pilot Is Missing In Four-State Air Search
Capt Frank H Stearn Jr 35 of Chadds Ford Pa, base operations officer of the 142nd Fighter-Bomber ANG, vanished after takeoff from New Castle Delaware en route to Omaha Neb Four state air search by Civil Air Patrol and Air National Guard with four Ohio CAP planes and two search boats scouring Chesapeake Bay for signs of the F 104 Starfighter.
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Nixon To Give Two Ohio Campaign Talks
The Republican headquarters confirmed Vice President Nixon will speak at the RNC meeting in Cincinnati on September 1 and at the state convention in Columbus on September 15.
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Transformer kills man in Philadelphia crash
Willie Snelling, 50, died when his car struck a utility pole in Philadelphia and a 1000 pound transformer dislodged and fell onto his vehicle crushing him. The accident occurred after the car collided with the pole, causing the heavy equipment to topple.
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