Egypt To Hear Suez Proposals
Egypt agrees to meet the five power committee on international control of the Suez Canal but does not commit to Cairo as the meeting site. The committee of 18 nations aims to present majority proposals for an international board to run the canal adding Egypt to the board and tying the agency to the United Nations.
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London
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nlan
Nasser
Nation Committee
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Samy Aboul Tetouh
Menzies
Cairo
Menses
Downing St
Eden
United Nations
Suez Canal Co
Lou Henderson
U. S
India
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Indonesia
Reds dispute downed plane in China coast incident
The United States reports that Communist China claims the downed aircraft near the China coast was a Chinese Nationalist plane. Navy patrol plane Mercator with 16 crew remains missing since Thursday, wreckage and one body found with bullet wounds. Dulles says Peiping offered only a negative reply on survivors.
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Washington
China
United States
Dulles
Peiping
U. S. Navy
Tokyo
Red Coast
U. S
Ing
Red China
Lausche Denounces Bender Free Mail as Taxpayer Trespass
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche attacks Senator George H. Bender for mailing a weekly bulletin under franking privilege. He says free postal use by a campaign candidate trespasses on taxpayers rights and questions legality and morality of such political propaganda.
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Columbus
Frank Lausche
U. S
George H. Bender
Lause
Bender
Thave
Johnston Seeks Federal Pay Raise at Convention
Senator Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina urged a new federal pay increase during a convention session of the American Federation of Government Employes. He predicted the next Congress would vote the raise as the administration trims civil service rolls.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Senate
Congress
American Federation of Government
Smith Writes Runoff Write-Ins in Texas Primary
Smith received one write-in vote for governor three for lieutenant governor and one for state representative in Texas Democratic runoff primary held Saturday.
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Austin
Tex
Joe Smith
Texas
Dr Sheppard Appeals to U S Supreme Court
Defense counsel William J Corrigan heads to Washington with a petition asking the U S Supreme Court to review the 1954 conviction for second degree murder in the death of his wife. Sheppard, 32, is serving life at Ohio Penitentiary and could be eligible for parole in nine years. his family has spent about 70000 on the defense including prior state appeals.
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Cleveland
Vho
Samuel H. Sheppard
U. S. Supreme Court
William J. Corrigan
Washington
High Court
Wit
Common Pleas Court
Sheppard
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
60 000 Attend Monday Ohio State Fair Records Smashed
Attendance at the 1956 Ohio State Fair smashed records as day five drew about 60 000 visitors surpassing last year 44 000 on the same day Officials note first three days total 359 194 129 000 more than 1955 Livestock judging crowned champions Tamworth Berkshire and Brown Swiss top cows and steers Cattle from Pennsylvania State University swept the open beef show with a Blocky Angus leading the breed and overall honors
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Columbus
Tamworth
Berkshire
Chester Wiley
Columbiana City
Ind
Wiley
Verson Bros
Wellington
Carl Dawson
Itchfield
Mich
Lee's Hill Farms
New Veron
N. J
Ee’s
Pennsylvania State University
P. S. Eilrenmere
220 Pound Nurse Admits Killing Three Children
In New Haven the 33 year old pediatric nurse Virginia B Jaspers told coroner she shook to death three infants who refused formula or got on her nerves. Police say the deaths date to 1948 and she also admitted injuring another infant.
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New Haven
Conn
Virginia B. Jaspers
Miss Jaspers
Aid
James J. Corrigan
2Ars
Allen Kapsinow
Fialanus
Kapsinows
McManus
Sterling Taylor
Meany Says American Worker Off Well Despite Times
AFL President George Meany asserts the American working man is well off despite economic tensions. The report notes labor leaders meet to discuss endorsements for the 1956 election amid party politics. Also included are brief items on Denmark receiving a ship and Quarles attending a Wright Patterson meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hubbard
Guilford
Willard Mal
Council
Labor Union
Organi
Marty Saidel
New Haven
Possi
Marvin Schaeffer
Woodbridge
Convict Slain With Hammer At Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus authorities investigated a fatal attack at Ohio Penitentiary where 33 year old James J. Nichols of Springfield died after being struck with a ball peen hammer by 23 year old fellow inmate Glenn H. Smith. Nichols, serving time for the 1952 Halloween riot, died 21 minutes after the assault in the prison hospital. Both men were from Springfield and housed in different blocks.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
James J. Nichols
Springfield
Ralph W. Alvis
Glenn H. Smith
Nichols
Smith
State Highway Patrol
Alvis
Stevenson Prepares Precinct Drive in Northwest Swing
President Stevenson moves toward Portland and Sioux City on a precampaign tour with Kefauver. He urges grass roots work, says success hinges on precinct activity, and outlines regional meetings with leaders from New Mexico Colorado Arkansas Wyoming Texas Oklahoma Arizona.
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Santa FE
N. M
Saint E. Stevenson
Northwest
Estes Kefany
Portland
Ore
Bonneville Dam
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Sioux City
Towa
Steven Ison
Southwest
New Mexico
Colorado
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Kefauver
Maryland Democrats Pick Mahoney to Replace Tydings in Senate
The Maryland State Democratic Committee chose George P. Mahoney over Eleanor Tydings by 97 to 55 to be the party's Senate candidate, pledging to rekindle the 1950 clash between Tydings and Republican Senator Joseph Butler. Mahoney vows to expose Butler over alleged fraud in the Tydings case.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
U.S. Senate
Democratic Committee
Eleanor
Tydings
Ware
U.S
Russia
Joseph E. Davies
Mahoney
Johnn Marshall Butler
Butler
Senate
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Mc *Carthy
Harry McBee Dies at 65 in St Louis
Harry McBee 65 retired industrialist and longtime general manager of The McBee Company's St Louis Binder plant died at Barnes Hospital where he had been a patient since August 17. He built the St Louis operation after merging two firms and served as vice president and director of Royal McBee Corp at retirement. Survivors include wife Olive Logan a daughter Jane Avery sister Edith McBee and brother Earl. Funeral in St Louis Thursday.
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ST. Louis
Harry bb.afeBee
The
McBee Co
Barnes Hospital
McBee
McBee Company
Royal McBee Corp
Danville
Ohio
Charles F. McBee
Mr. McBee
Athens
Ohio University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
McBee Binder Co
Harry McBee
Olive Logan
Jane Avery
Jefferson City
Edith McBee
South Congress St
Earl
Basil
Kriegshauser
South Kings
Truce Ends as Bomb Strikes Greek Cypriot Town
In Lanarea on the east coast, a bomb damaged a Greek family home ending an 11 day truce proclaimed by the Greek Cypriot underground. The attack, blamed on EOKA, caused no fatalities. In Salem sewer plant, five men were overcome by gas. Ivan Lowe, 22, was in critical condition at Central Clinic.
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Nicosia
Lyprus
Ing
Lanarea
EOKA
Salem
Ivan Lowe
Central Clinic
Read by the Right People in The Messenger Classifieds
An advertisement copy urges readers to place ads in The Messenger Classified columns to reach thousands. It notes high response and calls from interested buyers, inviting contact via Dial 31242.
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Messenger
Plane Crash Fatal to Four in Sanford Florida
A Navy two engine attack bomber crashed into two houses three blocks from the landing field killing four people including 3 year old Sue Lowe. The Lowe family suffered severe burns while the bomber crew also perished in the fire. Neighbors described the crash and its impact on nearby residents.
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Sanford
Fla
Sue Lowe
Lloyd Lowe
Lowes
David
W. B. Brown
Navy
Brown
Air Force Plane Repaired In Flight Over Ocean
A Constellation radar plane with 19 crew aboard lost two engines 450 miles at sea Monday night. Officials said a short circuit likely caused the failure and the engine was repaired in flight. The routine patrol landed safely later. The Veterans Administration projects over 750000 veterans will attend college or other training this fall under the Korean GI bill.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Constellation
Washington
Veterans Administration
Local Ohio Towns Map News Across Regions
Fragmentary lines mention Athens Shauncey Jamies Gallipolis Glouster Logan Markets Nelsonville Point Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport. The readable items suggest a regional rundown or community notices across several southeastern Ohio towns.
20 Nabbed in Detroit Abortion Ring Raid
Detroit police arrested two doctors two nurses and sixteen women in a raid described by Homicide Inspector Thomas Cochill as the most prolific abortion ring uncovered in the city. The women were either returning for checkups or awaiting abortions.
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Detroit
Thomas Cochill
Eddie Jefferson Seeks Name Change to Billie
Detroit woman Mrs. Eddie Jefferson, 31, asked Probate Judge James H. Sexton to change her name to Billie, saying her surname often embarrasses her and confuses people with a man's.
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Detroit
Eddie Jefferson
James H. Sexton
Billie
Eleven finalists named in Parade of the Hills contest
Eleven contestants were selected as finalists for Miss Parade of the Hills after last nights elimination in Nelsonville watched by several thousand. Finalists include Pat Miller Lynn Barry Joyce Schenz Carolyn Conway Rosalie Evans Shannon Lovsey Tanya McMannis Mary Wycuff Anne Anderson Sonja Prater Dowler.
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Nelsonville
Patty Miller
Logan
Lynn Barry
Chauncey
Joyce Schenz
Carolyn Conway
Glust
Rosalie
Evans
Murray City
Shannon Lovsey
the Plains
Tanya McMannis
Mary Wycuff
Carbon Hill
Anne Anderson
Athens
Sonja Prater
Union Furnace
Twila Mae
Dowler
New Marshfield
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Donald A. Quarles
Air Materiel Command Executive Control
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
West Coast
Maryland
Dems
Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force Today
Cook, Inlet
Pebble Beach
California
Montero Naval Air Station
Bob Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White House
James C. Hagerty
Cypress Point Club
Hagerty
Pbisenhower
San Francisco
J. Hagerty
Cypress Point
Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Harry B. McBee
Stockholm
Bethlehem Steel Company
New York
Andrea Doria
Her
Is Eddie
Nelsonville High School
George Charles
Joan Tansey
Lake Central Airlines
Mell Blaney
Airlines
Harold Anderson
Crooksville
Gay Sharp
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
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