GOP Leader Sees Review Of Axle Tax In Ohio
Rep. Roger Cloud, 44, elected speaker of the Ohio House, signals a full review of the axle-mile tax on trucks he sponsored. He pledged cooperation with Gov. Lausche on highways and schools while targeting a five to five-and-a-half month budget start.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Roger Cloud
de- Graff
J.rank McClure
McClure
Cloud
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Lausche
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
GOP
Kline L. Roberts
Leslie M. Burge
Lorain
Carl Guess
Carrollton
House
Democratic House
James J. McGettrick
Cleveland
House Finance Committee
William Manahan
Defiance
Manahan
Polio Victim Buried Today at Mennonite Cemetery
A four year old polio victim Loyle Farmwald son of Bishop Andrew Farmwald and Mrs Katie Farmwald will be laid to rest today in the Mennonite cemetery at Plain City following funeral services by the United Bethel Mennonite Church. He spent his life in an iron lung he called my pickle jar and died quietly Saturday.
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Columbus
Plain City
Rail
Blond
Loyle Farmwald
Andrew Farmwald
Katie Farmwald
United Bethel Mennonite Church
Loyle
Educator Attacks Colleges as High-Class Flophouses
Dr. Robert Maynard Hutchins, former University of Chicago chancellor and Ford Fund for the Republic president, told reporters in Austin that U S universities are becoming high-class flop houses and that college enrollments will double in 15 to 20 years.
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Austin
Tex
U. S
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Ford
Indian Raid Fizzles Out
Los Angeles report describes oil company employee Howard Houston stopped by two youths in Indian costume who demanded money. The older boy waved a bow and knife while the younger brandished a hunting knife, but the incident ended without injury or further action.
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Los Angeles
Howard Houston
Oil Company
Sheriff's Deputies
Houston
No Balanced Budget Seen for 755 Budget Debate
Washington AP Democrats seized on Treasury Secretary Humphrey's claim that a balanced budget is impossible next year. Sen Sparkman charged it clackety clack of 1952 GOP pledges. Humphrey said deficits will run under three billion and the current year around four and a half billion with tax cuts uncertain.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Sparkman
D-Ala
Douglas
D-Ill
Ives
R-Ny
Eisenhower
Joe's Group Starts Hunt For Reds
Senator McCarthy's investigations sub committee opens a series of hearings on communism in defense plants in Washington. It is unclear if McCarthy will attend. Witnesses include Herman E. Thomas of Allentown and Bethlehem Steel workers, with seven private testimonies given the day prior.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Herman E. Thomas
Allentown
FBI
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem, Pa
Potter
R-Mich
Minister's Wife Gives Birth to 16th Child
Mrs Rudolph E M Krey 46 wife of a Lutheran minister gave birth to a daughter yesterday at their Methuen Massachusetts home. The family includes nine daughters and five sons ages 3 to 28 with three children born in a German internment camp where a son died at 4 months. The Kreys wed in Union City New Jersey in 1925 and lived in Germany until 1947 after a 1939 visit.
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Mass
Rudolph E. M. Krey
Haverhill
Kreys
Union City
N. J
Germany
ROK Trains Pilots for Tokyo Flight Exercise
South Korean pilots will begin training in flying seven planes tomorrow, the First Air Forces announced here today.
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ROK
Tokyo
Right To Work Laws Criticized by Mitchell
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell denounces state right to work laws banning labor contract provisions that require union membership. He opposed such laws now in 17 states and urged the CIO to pursue repeal and blocking new enactments. The CIO and AFL plan campaigns to roll back these statutes while Eisenhower sent warm greetings to the CIO.
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Mitchell
Los Angeles
James P. Mitchell
South
CIO
AFL
Eisenhower
NEW Democratic
Paul Hover
New Democratic National Committee
Stephen Mitchell Butler
New Orleans
Sedition Trial for Carl Braden Delayed in Louisville
Judge L R Curtis will decide today if disputed papers seized at Carl Braden home should be admitted as evidence in the sedition case. Commonwealth Atty A Scott Hamilton argues the letters and clippings are crucial to the prosecution as Braden his wife and four others face indictment for advocating sedition and stirring race strife.
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Louisville
L. R. Curtis
Carl Braden
Commonwealth
Burros Eat Shipping Tags En Route to Cleveland
The Railway Express Agency attached new shipping tags to three small burros. They ate their original tags before arriving at Cleveland Union Terminal Sunday night. The burros were bound for North Jackson Ohio Oyster Bay New York and Lexington Kentucky according to a telegram from the Laredo Texas shipper.
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Railway Express Agency
Cleveland Union Terminal
Express
Laredo
Tex
North Jackson
Ohio
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Lexington
Tug Sinks in Gulf No Survivors Found
The Coast Guard reported the tug carrying 11 men sank in rough Gulf waters about 100 miles south of Panama City Florida while en route from Texas to Tampa with a barge. The cutter Cartigan and SS Bradford Island arrived on scene and a spokesman said no survivors had been confirmed yet.
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Coast Guard
Cartigan
Gulf of Mexico
Tampa
Panama City
Fla
Texas
Rubber Cushions For Train Rails In Ashtabula Plant
Nelson K. Moses a former fireman and engineer, predicts future trains will ride on rubber cushioned rails. He quit the railroad to open a plant making rubber rail cushions and expects to sell about 150000 this year, over twenty times his 1951 business. The cushions go between the plate and the tie and between the plate and the rail.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Nelson K. Moses
Pope Pius XII Improves As Treatment Continues
Vatican reports say the Pope, 78, tolerated nourishment better and had a tranquil night under care of Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi. A nun and physician stayed beside him as specialists begin a new regimen of plasma, liver extracts, vitamins, amino acids and broth to strengthen his recovery after a gastric ailment.
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Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi
Lisi
Vatican
Help Sought for Hospital in Pike County Ohio
Waverly Ohio residents seek state and federal aid for an 840000 hospital to serve the atomic energy plant area. Lamar Hammerstein, hospital board chair, says the State Division of Hospital Facilities is crafting plans and Dr Ralph E. Dwork will present the county's request for 250000 federal aid. If approved, the six member board may still need about 90000 in subscriptions after a 500000 bond vote in the November election.
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Waverly
Ohio
Pike County
Lamar Hammerstein
State Division of Hospital Facilities
Ralph E. Dwork
State Health Department
Washington, D. C
Hospital Board of Six
Hammerstein
Striking Doctors End Three Day Walkout
In Rio de Janeiro about 1000 government employed doctors ended a three day strike after demanding a nationwide reclassification of college graduates in civil service and a 20 to 25 percent pay raise.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Canadian Troops Return From Korea Expected Next Year
An authoritative Defense Department source said Canada plans to withdraw its remaining troops from Korea early next year. The report indicates the final units would depart as part of a staged pullout following years of alliance deployment.
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Canada
Korea
Defense Department
Sam Sheppard fights for life of wife in murder trial
Dr Samuel Sheppard broke into tears upon hearing Marilyn Sheppard was dead. His brother Dr Richard testified he found Sam distraught in a red leather chair after a night of turmoil at the Cleveland home on July 4. The defense questions motive and portrays Sam as a devoted husband in the ongoing murder trial.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Richard Sheppard
Samuel Hi. Sheppard
Richard
Sheppard
Fichara
Sam
Marilyn
Chip
Mermpave
Dr Richard
Samus Shep
Pee
Matilyn
States Cannot Bar Trucks
The Supreme Court ruled that states may not bar interstate truckers from their highways even for repeated illegal overloading. The decision spurred discussion on heavy trucks' effect on highways and enforcing state weight limits. Senators Monroney and Representative Harris suggested more police power for states. an ATA spokesman said current laws are adequate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Monroney
Oklahoma
Harris
Arkansas
Congress
Trial Set for Escapees in Ohio Penitentiary Break
In Muskingum Common Pleas Court three men pleaded not guilty to charges of breaking out of the Roseville branch last June. Judge Clarence J. Crossland appointed Atty. Thomas Payne to defend Ernest Burgeo 27 Mari etta Richard E. Strahm 2 Lima and Homer Thacker Pun Norton Va The trio allegedly bluff a guard with a toy pistol and escaped June 15 and were captured five days later.
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Zanesville
Muskingum
Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
The outlook calls for average temperatures four to six degrees below normal with highs around 41 north and 47 south and lows near 28 to 30. Warmer midweek followed by a colder weekend. little to no snowfall expected late Thursday into Friday, with totals near zero.
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Treasury Defends Monetary Policies at Congressional Hearing
Treasury Secretary Humphrey and W. Randolph Burgess led witnesses defending administration money policies before a congressional panel. Critics said monetary policy caused economic damage and hindered a business boom while Harvard Professor Harris linked higher interest rates to the post 1963 recession. Connecticut General Life Insurance head Wilde supported fiscal policy as needed to avert boom bust cycles.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
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Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
W. Randolph Burgess
Sec
Mittee
Eisenhower
John D
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Clark
Harvard
Seymour B Harris
Treasury and Reserve Board
Frazar B. Wilde
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Columbus Ordinance Bans Pinball Machines
Columbus City Council passed an ordinance banning all types of machines. Appeals process in place, effective today, restricting police seizure of devices under a 1953 provision.
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Columbus
Harness horses to race under new national classification
Trotting Association closes fall meeting in Columbus approving a national classification system for harness horses to run on nearly 50 American tracks.
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Trotters
Columbus
Trotting Association
Ocean
Narcotics Suspects Roundup Expands in Columbus Arrests
Two more arrests were reported yesterday in an ongoing narcotics ring probe that began Friday in Columbus. Edward B Sinz and William FR Small were named among those tied to the case as investigations continue. Hearings are set for tomorrow before U S Commissioner Robert Newton. Police indicated three other men and two women were detained and questioned but likely released.
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Edward B Sinz
William FR. Small
Sing
U. S
Robert Newton
Federal Judge Dismisses Suit In Fostoria Advertising Case
Judge Frank J. Kroeb dismissed a suit by Richard Lehman against radio station WFOB and the Fostoria Review-Times. Lehman sought treble damages of 5000 claiming monopoly on local advertising and that his ad was refused by the station. The court ruled the complaint failed to state a claim for relief.
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Toledom
Frank J. Kroeb
WFOB
Fostoria
Ohio
Fostoria Review-Times
Richard Lehman
Awit
Chlorine Gas Fumes Overcome 12 at Barberton Chemical Plant
BARBERTON Ohio Twelve persons were overcome by chlorine gas fumes during a fire in the bleach room at the Columbia Southern Chemical Corp Barberton works. Five were hospitalized, none in serious condition. Manager William Straub estimated $20,000 in damages with other estimates up to $100,000.
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Barberton
Ohio
Columbia Southern Chemical Corps
Barberton Works
William $. Straub
Yoshida Resigns as Japan’s Premier Facing Opposition
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida has resigned as Diet opposition grows and Ichiro Hatoyama emerges as likely successor. Hatoyama’s pro Western stance contrasts with Yoshida’s, while Socialist support remains pivotal and the stock market rallies on the leadership move.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Yoshida
Hatoyama
Russia
Red China
Diet
United Nations Eyes Quick Vote on Korean Airmen Release
Western diplomats anticipate UN Assembly approval of a resolution by the 16 Korean allies demanding release of 11 American airmen held in Red China. The plan urges Secretary General Hammarskjold to intensify efforts and report back by December 31, with abstentions possible from Burma and Syria to avoid alignment.
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N. Ye
Red China
China
Hammartekjold
Unting
Burma
Syria
Lodge
India
Peiping
U. S
Hen .Cabot Lodge, Jr
United Tons
Korea
United States
Counties Plan Vote Check In Wake of Recount
In Ohio after a senatorial recount two counties planned inquiries. Hamilton County Board of Elections to probe deviations in counts for two contests from November 2. Jefferson County saw Secretary of State call for prosecution over alleged fraud in the Burke-Bender recount. Burke lost by a small margin after disputed ballots in precinct 3B Toronto.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
Toronto
Burke
Firm Plans to Restart Three Old Furnaces
PORTSMOUTH A plan to put back in operation three of Detroit Steel's old open hearth furnaces by January 1 was announced yesterday by the firm. Three more may be relighted later. The move could eventually recall 800 steel workers early this year. Ten of the old furnaces were displaced last year by four new 60 ton furnaces which will be kept operating.
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Portsmouth
Troit Steel
Offdale
Brothers Collide Autos. One Killed and One Hurt
Two brothers drove home from a shopping trip in Albion New York when their cars sideswiped. Thomas Shively aged 27 of Barre Center was killed and his brother Alfred Shively was seriously injured. Their wives escaped unharmed.
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N. Y
Thomas Shively
Barre Center
Alfred Shively
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