Ohio Set Back On Axle Taxing
Ohio faces a setback as axel-mile tax reciprocity efforts fail to win broader state support. Officials from seven states condemn the move after a 7-1 district vote by the American Automobile and Motor Vehicle Administrators. The dispute follows a Ohio Supreme Court ruling that required refunds to Michigan truckers and threatens further losses to revenues from interstate truck traffic.
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American Automobile
Alberta
Canda
Tour
Robert ‘Moulton
State Utilities Commission
Kansan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tne
Reciprocity Board
Michigan
Rita Walks Out on Dick After Row
Rita Haymes says she has separated from Dick Haymes for the best interests of their children and will consider amicable terms. Haymes, amid divorce rumors and custody disputes, waits for her to come home and hopes for a friendly settlement.
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Rita
Japanese asks U S for partnership plan in postwar era
Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu urged a partnership basis with the United States to shape a new, independent role for Japan in Asia. He warned against an unequal arrangement and called for shared responsibility to maintain peace, while critics noted Japan’s slow progress in building its stance.
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Shigemitsu
Japan
Asia
Shigemitus
Jepee
Gil Hie
Dukes
U.S
Increase in Draft Seen for Next Year
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of selective service, says the present draft total of 10,000 a month will rise next year. He notes the reserve plan increases manpower pressure, with 18 year olds enlisting in active reserve gaining credits toward their reserve obligation.
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Boston
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Romania to Cut Armed Forces by Forty Thousand
The Soviet News Agency Tass reports Romania will reduce its armed forces by 40 000 men by December 1. The move follows the USSR announcing a 640 60 man cut from Russian forces.
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Moscow
Tass
Students Play Stock Market at Gannon College
Erie college students use a faculty funded student investment fund to trade stocks with an initial $10,000 grant. Current holdings value at $12,260 with net profit $2,260 after expenses, as the program aims to teach practical stock market operations, research, and analysis for future employment decisions.
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Erie
Gannon College
Jose
Lamb
Wreck Kills Wi Husband Kills Self
In Goldfield Nevada a truck ran off a road to the drainage ditch 19 miles north of Tonopah killing Henry Hutt and his wife Alice. Sheriff said the husband shot himself after the crash and witnesses reported the wife wandered briefly before the gunfire.
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Henry Hutt
Alice
Tonopah
Hytti
Pulido
Bus overturns in crash near dawn killing woman passenger
A Greyhound bus overturned on the shoulder after two oncoming trucks allegedly met on a hill. A woman passenger, identified as Mrs. Clara Hemphill of Knoxville, died. Several others were injured, with one thrown from a window and pinned beneath the vehicle.
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Greyhound
Se Teast
Clara Hemphill
Knoxville
Tean
Ino ooceGe Bastien
In Interest of Big Business Harry Says Republicans Undermining Laws
At Mackinac Island the speaker condemns Republican actions as undermining U S laws and secrecy. He cites support prices, a 107 million dollar plant, and tensions over a balancing budget while referencing past administrative actions. The remarks frame a critique of Big Business and policy shifts under current leadership.
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Naseer
Big Stray
Tennessee Valley
Denver
Esssi
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Renee
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Abienael Ares
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Secretary of Agriculture
Neen
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Budert
Adminia Seaton
Forty eight women protest overheated Cook County Jail
Forty eight women prisoners staged a four hour demonstration at Cook County Jail when a cel block window was closed as temperatures reached 93 degrees. Warden Irwin Blazek said the window was shut after a prisoner talked to men in a nearby wing. In the ensuing unrest, several inmates beat the talking prisoner until she was quieted by threats of no food.
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Cook ‘County
Irwin Blazek
Pris ‘Oner
Dulles Says Russia Offered Arms to Some Nations
Secretary of State Dulles said there are reports that the Soviet Union has offered arms to certain countries in an effort to ease global tensions. He noted no official confirmation and declined to name any target states, including Egypt or Middle East countries, while stating there is no clear evidence Soviet equipment is in Arab hands.
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Dulles
Russia
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Arma
ExyDt
Middle East
Drlieg
Relief Cost 10 Million For 49 441 Families
The Red Cross reports floods caused 143 direct deaths and 5 808 injuries with 2 508 hospitalizations. State by state counts list Connecticut 31 198 and New York 1 360 flood affected families. In all 1 314 homes destroyed and 15 251 damaged, with relief costs estimated at 10 million for 49 441 families.
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Red Cross
Red Crom
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Rhode Island
New York
Killer Fires Through Window Slaying Two Women in W Virginia
A deadly night in Buffalo Putnam County West Virginia leaves two sisters dead when a masked shooter fired through a window striking Mrs Alice Martin 60 of Nitro and another sister in their Johnson home. Patsy Johnson 24 and a third witness were injured. Police from Point Pleasant Charleston Nitro Mason County hunt for Janevin Sayre as a suspect. Mrs Johnson’s daughter Patsy and husband are divorced. Mrs Martin was a retired schoolteacher and mother of five.
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W. Virginia
Alice Martin
Nitro
Point Pleasant
Charleston
Mason County
Fred
Ana
Shear
Tees
Martin
Wilson Grimes
Johnson
Sayre
Robertsburg
Hart
Patsy
Landy’s Mom Held Back From Communist Ties
Representative Walter says Deborah Landy of Bradley Beach New Jersey showed a lively interest in the Communist party. Landy admitted membership from 1907 to 1947 and her son Eugene, a Merchant Marine Academy graduate, had his reserve commission denied. Navy officials review whether she truly cut ties, as she said she stopped Daily Worker subscriptions only two days ago.
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Walter
D-Pa
Deborah Landy
Bay
House
Un-American Activites Committee
Landy
Bradley Beach
N J
Communist Party
Navy
Euene
Merchant fatine‘Academy
Kings Point
Moin
Eugene
Orena
Ane Wa
New Jersey
Denis
Eugene Landy
Violence Flare Near Gaza as Israel Egypt Clash
Reports from Jerusalem and Cairo say fighting near the Gaza border continued into Monday night and Tuesday afternoon. Israel accuses Egypt of killing four Jewish civilians and wounding ten Israelis. Egypt denies targeting Egyptians and claims Israeli forces killed a soldier and wounded four civilians. An Israeli spokesman cited incursions 12 to 15 miles inside Israeli territory north of Gaza.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Gaza
Plane Gets Away Without Its Pilot
Anthony Thrower, 30, was practicing takeoffs at Bankstown Airfield when the four seater Aus ter craft surged free. The plane circled Sydney and suburbs for nearly three hours before an Australian navy plane shot it down. Thrower said he swung the propeller to start the engine, brakes failed, and the craft took off.
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Sydney
Anthony ‘Thrower
Bankstown
Thrower
Visiting Reds Swap View on Farming Tours to Russia
Washington congressman Polk urges denial of passports for Iowa farmer Rowell Garst and any similar trips to the Soviet Union, saying such visits could aid Russia. Garst plans to go to Russia around Sept 20 to share farming knowledge, while Garst defends the trip as a peace effort. Polk also pressed Eisenhower to oppose other Americans traveling abroad.
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Washington
Polk
Ohio
Russia
Rowell Garst
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Eisenhower
Garst
Russa
Rubber Negotiators Eye Strike Deadline
Leaders of the CIO United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire and Rubber Company continued bargaining today as a strike deadline nears midnight for a wage increase. The requested amount has not yet been disclosed or agreed upon by both sides.
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CIO United Bus Workers
Firestone Tira de Rubber Co
URW
France Drives To Set Up Stable African Home Rule
Washington reports France plans a stable home rule government for North Africa as a carrier tests near Newport News. A two day cabinet debate touched on Morrocan and regional policy while union activity and a prospective strike were discussed. Calm returned to Morocco after talks on Moulay Arafa’s removal before September 12.
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Okrani
R—Oew
Washington
Ional Labor Relations Board
Tov
Orrestal
Day
Forrestal
Nea
Union
Wooster
Ohio
Borg
Moructal
Skay Warner’ Corp
Newport News
CIO
United One
Oere Land Owen Eehey
Gilbert Grandval
Sulan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Paris
Moulay Arafa
Morocco
Most Cruel Assault Cited Against Husband
A Lamerton man aged 30 was jailed without bond in a case described by Deputy Sheriff Earl Hendrix as the most cruel assault he had seen. He allegedly kneeled and pressed on the victim until her back broke, with Mrs Revels mother of 10 children listed in critical condition at a local hospital. In Florida, actress Frances Ford and actor Jon Hall filed for divorce, ending their seven year marriage.
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Aeld
Kingman
Ariz
Robert Kenneth Miers
Michel
Donald Bakery
E. Graham
Palm Springs
Calit
Miers
Los Angeles
August Kettman
Graham
Ike's Offer Readied For UN Disarmament Plan
United Nations news reports Harold E. Stassen putting final touches on Eisenhower's exchange of military support proposal. He expects to submit the detailed program to the five power UN Disarmament subcommittee later this week as Arkady Sobolev outlines Moscow's initial reaction. The subcommittee opened with talks on disarmament and inspection, while Britain and France discussed phased arms reductions and budgetary controls to aid developing nations.
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Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
Stasen
Jet A. B
Lng
United States
Stamen
Amerean
Arkady Alev
Moscow
Sobolev
Disarmament” Commission
GI Assembly
Anthony Nutting
Obatev
Lion the West
Jules Moch
France
Ohio Representative Tiays to Visit Europe After Visa Approval
The Solon Ohio lawmaker Tiays (D-Ohio) announced his visa approval and plans to travel to Europe this year. He will picket up in Hays and engage with Soviet Union officials as part of his delegation's activities.
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Tiays
D-Ohio
Soviet Union
Hays
Europe
Mertean
Vin Hua Realy
Eisenhower Plans Work Session and Golf at Cherry Hills
President Eisenhower planned a work session today with no meetings at the Summer House Lane. He aimed to fly to Cherry Hills Country Club for a round of golf, with schedules showing an early departure.
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Eisenhower
Lowey Air Force Base
James C
Cherry Hills Country Club
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