Fragmented Names Highlight Local Community Members
The readable fragments list individuals such as Wil, Bob, idley, Maca, Liam, Murray, Jack, owry, awley, aster, lalley, eisen, Carns, and mgfel in a local context, suggesting a community notice or roster. No clear events or actions are discernible from the OCR fragment.
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Wil- Bob Idley
Riffin
Meliam Namurray
Jack Owry
Awley Aster
Lalley Eisen
Carns
Mgfel- Mar
Hills Collegeson play suspenseful 75 play
Hills collegeson contest description unclear due to damaged text. readable parts indicate a sports score or play count around 75 with mention of Hills and collegeson.
Senate action looms as civil rights bill advances
House poised to pass a compromise civil rights bill amid Southern opposition. Some Senate Southerners threaten a filibuster over the jury trial provision for criminal contempt of court. Senate debate could delay adjournment this week as leaders push the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Kremlin claims successful test of world-range ICBM
Moscow reports a single test of a super-range multistage rocket able to reach any spot on earth. The claim follows recent Soviet nuclear tests and challenges Western defense as U S officials debate its veracity.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Couple Weds And the Rich Get Richer
In Bellerive Switzerland Prince Sadruddin, Aly Khan’s younger son, wed London model Nina Dyer in a school house civil ceremony officiated by Mayor Emile Jacques. The couple then moved to Sadruddin’s nearby $750,000 chateau for a Moslem ceremony. Nina wore a $750 grey organdy dress while her divorce from Baron Heinrich von Thyssen had netted her several million dollars.
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Bellerive
Switzerland
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
London
Nina Dyer
Lake Geneva
Emile Jacques
Nina
Sadruddin
Aga Khan III
Heinrich von Thyssen
Man May Have Fallen Into Alum Creek
Acting county coroner Dr. Carl E Tethrick says Hugh Harris Jones a 44 year old Columbus man could have fallen from a railroad trestle or the bank into Alum Creek. Jones body was recovered from the creek on Monday.
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Columbus
Carl E. Tethrick
Hugh Harris Jones
Jones
Most Difficult Task Chooses 11 Miss Parade of the Hills Finalists
Eleven girls were selected after hours of judging to represent Nelsonville in the Miss Parade of the Hills contest. Judges from the New York Modeling School and WTVN evaluated personality poise charm and beauty after a 4 p.m. dinner at First Methodist Church. Finalists will attend the Ohio State Fair Wednesday ride a float and receive passes from the Gooding Co and the fair. one of the 11 will be crowned Thursday night at the parade.
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Nelsonville
Nancy Lloyd
Carol Kruckeberg
New York Modeling School
Columbus
Bud Gillis
WTVN
First Methodist Church
Ted Covert
Gooding Co
Talks Of Syria Raise Serious Middle East Concerns
President Eisenhower reviewed the Syria situation with Republican congressional leaders. Senator Knowland called the issue serious, noting pro Communist developments and the need for flexibility in U.S. foreign aid operations as the debate continues about possible ultimate developments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Syria
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
GOP
Middle East
Ohio Army Sergeant Shot to Death at Fort Knox
Ohio Army Sergeant Glen I. Helsel stationed at Fort Knox was fatally wounded by gunfire at his home Monday. His wife June was present. He is survived by his mother Martha Southward of Chillicothe and his father Albert Hessel of Columbus.
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Fort Knox
Glen I. Helsel
Ohio
June
Helsel
Martha F. Southward
Chillicothe
Albert Hessel
Columbus
House expected to pass protection bill for FBI files
Washington House leaders anticipated swift approval of a bill to protect secret FBI files from indiscriminate rummaging. The Senate approved it by voice vote after adding protections for criminal defendants, while two administration efforts to strengthen the measure failed on party lines.
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Washington
House
FBI
Senate
Hoffa Faces More Charges Against Hoffa in Union Ethics Case
The AFL CIO ethical practices committee filed new charges against Teamsters Vice President James R. Hoffa. The announcement said the committee served the Teamsters Union with a report including charges based largely on evidence and testimony before the McClellan committee.
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Washington
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
McClellan
Union Drops Demand at WCKY Cincinnati
The American Federation of Radio and Television Artists has dropped its demand for a closed shop at radio station WCKY after all announcers applied for union membership.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
WCKY
Counseling Studied at NRCOA Institute in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky counseling techniques were the main topics today at a management institute of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. The program focused on leadership communication and member relations within rural electric cooperatives.
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Lexington
National Rural Electro Co-operative Association
Brother and Sister Survive Tahquamenon Falls Plunge
A 14 year old Detroit girl and her 23 year old brother Doris and Dick Robins survived a fall from Tahquamenon Falls while holding hands. They crossed a foot passage above the falls and climbed back to the top. They were swept into a pool at the base but swam ashore with witnesses noting the eddy currents.
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Detroit
Michigan
Dick Robins
Doris
Upper
Michigan Falls
Longfellow
Robins
Phone Changes OK'd for Meigs
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approves expanded service areas for Commonwealth Telephone Co. of Ohio General Telephone Co. of Ohio and Citizens Telephone Co. of Coolville in Meigs County covering Danville Dexter Harrisonville Darwin Dyesville and Sumner. Expanded coverage aims to modernize service with conversion onto existing Commonwealth exchanges Albany and Jerseyville while full reach is expected through 1958.
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Meigs County
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Ohio
General Telephone Co. of
Citizens Telephone Co
Coolville
Danville
Dexter
Harrisonville
Darwin
Dyesville
Sumner
Howard C. Slusher
Commonwealth
Albany
Jerseyville
Slusher
Shade
Army Charges 3 Sergeants In Beatings
At Fort Carson Colorado three sergeant instructors face special courts martial on charges of unauthorized punishment and physical assaults on eight trainees. The defendants are Specialist 2 C. Robert E. Neely Specialist 1 C. Alexander Brown and Sergeant James L. Hobbs. Trainees named include Raymond Wilson John Clayton Maurice Willis James Townley Paul Hill Abraham Abraham Carl Pool and Joseph Setnicky.
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FT. Carson
Colo
Harold Fischgrund
Public Information Officer
Robert E. Neely
Pelzer
S. C
Alexander Brown
Warrington
Fla
James L. Hobbs
Gunnison
Miss
PIO
Raymond Wilson
John Clanton
Maurice Willis
James Townley
New WAF Director Dreamed of Flying
Col. Emma Riley, 45, daughter of a Missouri banker, has become the director of the Women in the Air Force. She once hoped to learn to fly but couldnt afford lessons and now commands about 8000 WAF members.
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Washington
Emma Riley
Missouri
the Women In the Air Force
WAF
Col. Riley
WAFS
Weather outlook Ohio and West Virginia easing cool spell
Ohio remains fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday with a low of 56 to 60 and a high of 78 to 82 on Wednesday. West Virginia sees increasing clouds and cooler air, with a night low in the upper 40s in the mountains and Wednesday much cloudier and cooler. Elsewhere the map shows a mix of clear and cloudy conditions from Albuquerque to San Francisco with scattered readings in the 60s to 80s and some rain in Des Moines.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Albuquerque
Chicago
Cleveland
Des Moines
Kansas City
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Amahele
Oklahoma
Phoenix
St. Louis
Soese OB
Salt Lake
Andy Soes
Cloay
Peaceful Registration Asked by John Kasper
John Kasper, segregationist, joins school officials in urging peaceful registration as Nashville prepares to desegregate its first grades. He had protested the plan in Clinton and said he would seek later the formation of separate and private white schools.
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Nashville
Tenn
Clinton, Tenn
John Kasper
Classified ad causes 200 calls and open-house effect
Mrs Maywood Smith placed a Mess enger Classified ad for household goods and received about 200 phone calls. She compared the response to an open house and later canceled the ad, noting the modern “town cryer” effect.
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Maywood Smith
Ohio Labor Sets Merger Amid Split at 72nd Convention
Dayton report on the Ohio Federation of Labor opening, with 700 delegates. Speakers urged the AFL CIO merger while the Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council of 87 000 workers announced withdrawal and asked for convention endorsement. The AFL CIO merger deadline is December 5.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Labor
AFL
CIO
Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council
Afl-Cio
Building Trades Council
Columbus Girl Reverts To Original Story on Beating
Mrs. Doris Jean Worthington 38 is charged with assault and battery for beating her 14 year old daughter Hope La Verne Brown while on vacation in Tampa. The girl initially told a man assaulted her but police say the daughter’s later account appears truthful.
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Tampa
Fla
Doris Jean Worthington
Hope LaVerne Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Auto Injuries Fatal Case in Columbus
Earl F. Weaver aged 31 of Columbus died from injuries after a two vehicle collision on Sunday night along Ohio 104 southwest of the city. The crash occurred near the Ohio 104 junction.
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Columbus
Earl F. Weaver
Ohio
Here
Solon Charges Red Blackmail Over Soviet Missile Test
Washington and London reacted to the Soviet claim of a successful ballistic missile test with cautious skepticism. Senator Jackson described the move as ballistic blackmail while Senator Symington warned past claims proved true tests. In Miami Beach and at the Pentagon officials weighed the implications amid mixed congressional doubt.
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Symington
Miami Beach
Pentagon
Wisconsin Elects Successor in McCarthy Seat
Wisconsin voters chose a successor to the late Senator Joseph McCarthy in a special election. Republican Walter Kohler Jr. led in support as he sought to extend Eisenhower backing, while Democrat William Proxmire, a longtime gubernatorial hopeful, pressed for an upset despite past losses. The race determines McCarthy's term through January 1959 though Senate control remains unchanged.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Walter Kohler, Jr
Eisenhower
William Proxmire
Kohler
McCarthy
Proxmire
Coolville Boy Wins Dairy Showmanship at Ohio State Fair
At the Ohio State Fair cattle and swine judging dominate crowds as hundreds enter events. Scott Burdette, 16, of Coolville, won the FFA dairy showmanship award with his Guernsey cow amid large entries in the All American Brown Swiss Futurity and Angus, Hereford, and Shorthorn classes.
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Columbus
Scott Burdette
Coolville
FFA
Strike Talks Continue In New York Amid Wage Dispute
Negotiations between Western Electric Co and the Communication Workers of America drag on in New York. Telephone equipment installers keep working without a contract as talks resume to resolve a threatened strike.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Communication Workers of America
CWA
Soviet Missile Threatens U S Dulles Warns of Russian ICBM Confidence
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia's claim of a successful intercontinental missile test likely contains factual elements. He framed it as a broad threat to the free world noting Soviet Communist expansion in Syria and the alarm among neighbors. He also said the United States would evaluate China press entry requests on their merits.
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United States
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Rep. Patterson
Rconn
House Armed Services Committee
Patterson
Washington
State Dulles
Russia
Dulles
Sovet
Syria
Red China
State Department
Parrot Artist Rajah Exposed After Ninth Exhibit
In Los Angeles Rajah the one eyed parrot is revealed as the painter behind abstract oil Cathay Laos. Owner Miss Chandra Poweris says turpentine on the palette made him giddy as he signed works under Rajah Chandra. Officials confirm the bird produced 759 watercolors prior.
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Los Angeles
Rajah
Cathay
Laos
Chandra Poweris
Rajah Chandra
Poweris
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