House Group Moves To Approve Ten Percent Income Tax Cut
The House Ways and Means Committee prepared to advance a Reed bill proposing a 10 per cent income tax cut effective June 30. Democrats pressed for delay pending Eisenhower administration position and Treasury figures on revenue loss estimated near two billion dollars.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means
Reed
Eisenhower
Isenhower
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
Treasury
Rep. Camp
D-Ga
Katmai Volcano Eruption Lofted Ash 30,000 Feet
Mt Katmai on Alaska's peninsula erupted Sunday sending a 30,000 foot ash plume into the sky. Military planes observed ongoing belching fire and smoke. The 1912 eruption blanketed Kodiak Island with ash and ash fall reached the Valley of 10,000 Smokes nearby.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Mt. Katmai
Alaska Peninsula
Katmai
Kodiak Island
Columbus Man Killed In Duel With Neighbor
A Columbus man, Orville Davis, 27, was killed Saturday in a gun duel with a neighbor. Detectives Steve Tigger and Fred Jansen arrested George Patton, 54, who was held without charge.
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Columbus
Orville Davis
Steve Tigger
Fred Jansen
George Patton
Logan Man Killed As Car Hits Tree In Haydenville
A 26 year old Logan man, William D. Martin of 350 North Orchard Street, died after his car crashed into a tree at Haydenville near Route 33. Driver Irvin Frasure, 27, of 1153 Fourth Street, was treated for facial injuries and possible other injuries. The crash occurred about 10:45 p.m. Sunday. coroner J. Ward Doering ruled a compound skull fracture as the cause of death. Sheriff A J Waldron and State Patrol investigated.
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Logan
Hocking County
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Hospital
William D. Martin
Orchard St
Ward Doering
State Highway Patrol
Irvin Frasure
Fourth St
Frasure
A. J. Waldron
Lausche Reveals State Budget Costs Today
Gov. Frank J. Lausche will present the state budget for the next two years in Columbus during a joint Senate House session. Legislators plan to return Feb. 24 for regular business. Sources suggest the total may exceed 822 million dollars. the governor offered no sum in advance and warned the budget will surprise.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Senate House
Missing Second Son Ties To Korea And Gulf Crash
A Coral Gables family grieves as Second Lt. John Philip Shaddick, 25, remains missing on a bomber flight over Korea since January 29. His brother, Lt. Richard Harrison Shaddick Jr., 22, survived a Gulf of Mexico NAS crash aboard a National Airlines plane while returning from emergency leave.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Eisenhower
Korea
National Airlines
Gulf of Mexico
Richard H. Shaddick
John Philip Shaddick
Richard Harrison Shaddick Jr
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Angelo
Tex
NAS
Gulf
Gale Like Winds Scatter Dust Storms Across Three States
Gale like winds up to 80 mph stirred dust storms in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. Dust reached 12 000 to 15 000 feet in Western Kansas while windows were smashed and lines toppled in Nebraska. Travel halted as grit cut visibility to near nothing with continued blasts forecast.
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Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Plains
Rockies
U. S. 40
Bethead
Rabbit Ears Passes
U. S
Loveland Pass
Ohio Weekend Accidents Claim Sixteen Lives
Sixteen people including three children from one family died in Ohio over the weekend. Fifteen were killed in traffic crashes and one woman, Ida Glaser, aged 78, burned in her Cincinnati home. Sunday casualties include Helen Wolfram 11 Richard 13 Julia 10 who perished when a car plunged into the Cuyahoga River Route 87 west of Burton after a guard rail failure.
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Thhree
Ohio
Helen Wolfram
Richard
Julia
Cuyahoga River
Burton
Ida Glaser
Cincinnati
Sabre Jets Claim Downed MiGs in Korea Clash
U S Sabre fighters claimed three MiGs shot down in a massive air raid against a Communist troop and supply build up area southwest of Pyongyang. Fifith Air Force reported 200 Allied bombers earlier turned the area into smoke and flames while the Sabres, outnumbered 45 to 22, claimed two MiGs down Sunday, probably a third destroyed and four damaged.
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Seoul
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Pressure To Resume Credit Curbs Bared
Federal Reserve Board says there are no official plans to resume consumer credit controls. A spokesman noted some pressure from unidentified sources to restore Regulation W, which limited down payments to 15 percent and repayment to 18 months on most household goods.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Consumer Credit Control
Try Try Again in Albany as Freedmans Tie the Knot
Mr and Mrs Jess H Freedman honeymoon today after their third marriage the pair say this one is for keeps Their unions in 1948 and 1950 ended in divorce yet as business partners they run six dry cleaning shops and keep operating them without pause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Jess H. Freedman
46 Killed as National DC6 Crashes Into Gulf
An air-sea search resumes for 46 aboard a National Airlines DC6 after the plane stalled in 100 mph winds and plunged into the Gulf of Mexico southeast of Mobile. Seventeen bodies found. 41 passengers and five crew believed dead with one surviving remote chance.
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New Orleans
National Airlines
Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Gulf
Coast Guard
H. B. Shebat
College Park
T. G. Packham
Miami
Civil Aeronautics
Billy Lavendar
Mobile Press Register
Teens and two men linked to six county burglaries in Ohio
A 15 year old led two men in more than 200 burglaries across six counties netting about 75000 dollars. The trio, ages 21 and 23, admit the thrill driven crime spree begun at race tracks and included farms stores garages grain elevators and filling stations. They were held without charge in Franklin County jail while the boy remained at a Columbus juvenile center.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Logan
Hocking
A. J. Waldron
Sol Malinger
James Potts
Franklin
Licking
Fairfield
Muskingum
Pickaway
Zanesville
Newark
Circleville
Millersport
Carroll
Lockbourne
Pickerington
Basil
Potts
Waldron
Building Center
King Lumber Co
Frazier and Brown Dairy
Louis M. Graham
Co-Op
Warren King Dies at 63 in Point Pleasant
Warren T. King managing director of the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce died unexpectedly at Holzer Hospital. He fell ill at work about 10 am and died shortly after admission. He had influenza last week. Survived by wife and three daughters Phoebe Mrs Earl Thomas Jr of Chicago and Lucia King Sharp of Richmond Virginia. Crow funeral home handling arrangements.
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Point Pleasant
Warren T. King
Phoebe
Earl Thomas, Jr
Chicago
Lucia King Sharp
Richmond
The
Crow Funeral Home
Ted Williams Crash Lands In Korea After Jet Fire
Former Boston slugger and Marine captain Ted Williams crash landed his Panther jet at a forward base after a 200 plane strike near Pyongyang. He survived with no injuries despite a radio failure aileron jam fire and burning aircraft during his first Korean combat mission.
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Seoul
Ted Williams
Boston
Hed Sox
North Korea
Williams
Pyongyang
Yanks Clash With Soviet LAKs Over Northern Japan
Two U S Air Force F84 Thunderjets intercepted two Russian LAK fighters near Nemuro on Hokkaido's tip. One LAK was hit. both intruders fled toward the Kurile Islands as radar guided pursuit began, backstopped by U S warnings against unauthorised flights.
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Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Kurile Islands
Far East
Air Force
Nemuro
Hokkaido
Nemura
U.S
Kuriles
Russia
Adlai Keeps 1956 Run Open. Plans No Bar to Others
Adlai Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic nominee, intends to stay available for the 1956 nomination but will not block other candidates. He meets with Congress members and Democratic leaders and is likely to have luncheon with President Eisenhower at the White House, the first formal meeting since last year's campaign.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Congress
Illinois
Eisenhower
White House
Hamilton Socialite Held in Gem Theft
John D. Ribar, a member of a prominent Hamilton family, was jailed on a breaking and entering charge in connection with a $6000 jewelry theft at Burns Jewelry Store last week. Detectives Ernest Dines and Adrian Stricker led the investigation. Ribar admitted breaking in while intoxicated.
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Hamilton, CO
John D. Ribar
Hamilton
Burns
Sheldon L. Burns
Ernest Dines
Adrian Stricker
Ribar
Elderly man found alive in embalming room
An 80 year old Brooklyn man William C. Brossman was declared dead by his physician after arteriosclerosis but was found breathing in an embalming room two hours later. He later died at Wyckoff Heights Hospital despite treatment. The case awaits anew death certificate from the city medical examiner.
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New York
William C. Brossman
Brooklyn
David Blumenfeld
Asst. Dist. Atty
George E. Regan
Brossman
Queens
Charles Morton
Morton
Wyckoff Heights Hospital
City Medical Examiner
Execution date set for spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
Federal Judge Irving Kaufman set the execution for the Rosenbergs the week of March 8. The couple were convicted two years ago of conspiring to transmit atomic information to Russia and have been in Sing Sing Prison's death house awaiting clemency decisions.
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New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Irving BR. Kaufman
Russia
Sing Sing
Train Jumps Track Trapping 22 Killed 80 Injured at Benevento
In Benevento Italy the Bari Naples Express derailed after speeding to 65 mph on approach to the station. At least 22 were killed and 80 injured, 23 seriously. Engineer Roberto Pitera and helper Nicola Ricciardi were arrested. Most victims were Italians bound for Naples or Venezuela.
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Benevento
Italy
Bari
Venezuela
Roberto Pitera
Nicola Ricciardi
Reporter Lee Dies at 46 After War Coverage
Clark Lee a renowned wartime journalist dies at 46 of a heart attack in Pebble Beach Calif He covered World War II from Bataan to Japan's surrender and reported from Manila Shanghai Tokyo Honolulu and Mexico City He married Hawaiian princess Liliuokuokalani in 1938 and began with AP in 1929.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Clark Lee
Bataan
Japan
Liliuokuokalani
Spain
Lee
Associated Press
Mexico City
Honolulu
Shanghai
Tokyo
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Man Kills Wife and Self in Norwich Home
Clinton Judy, 44, shot and killed his 34 year old wife then took his own life in their Norwich home as three young daughters and the mother watched. Sheriff David Weissert said Mrs. Judy and her mother were in the room. the daughters were present but not harmed.
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Zanesville
Clinton Judy
Norwich Satur-n
David Weissert
Eissert
Judy
Ethel Paulton
Oberson Seeks U S Citizenship Amid Hollywood Ties
Merle Oberon born in Australia and raised in India plans to apply for U S citizenship. Her Hollywood career is noted as context for the naturalization filing.
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Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Austraia
Inflia
U. S
Mystery Ends for Kenneth Newland Missing Graduate
Kenneth Newland, an Ohio State graduate reported missing since returning from a State Department mission to India and Pakistan, appeared Sunday in a private hospital in Katonah New York. A doctor described him as in good shape and concerned over the fur ore. His Lima Ohio mother had collapsed on receiving the news.
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Katonah
N. Y
Ohio State
State Department
Kenneth Newland
India
Pakistan
New
March Draft Calls Listed In Ohio Counties
State selective service headquarters today announced a March induction call of 2031 for registrants born before May 1, 1933, excluding volunteers or delinquents. County totals include Athens 6, Gallia 3, Hocking 21, Meigs 3, Muskingum 40, Perry 4, Vinton 8, Washington 6.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Muskingum
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Dowler Ridge Resident Dies in Two-Room Home
Douglas Hunt about 60 died today at his home near Ridge according to Sheriff George Bateman. The sheriff said Hunt, ill and in bed, died while Emmett Kegg and Sephus Adams moved him to a chair as they checked on him. Hoodlet funeral home in New Marshfield is handling arrangements.
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Dowler Ridge
George Bateman
Leonard Zimmerman
Herbert Pidcock
Bateman
Zimmerman
Flossie
Pidcock
Keith Zimmerman
Liv
Robert Zimmerman
Bernard Porter
Rngs
Wanda Byrd
Waterloo
Justice of the Peace
Athens
Douglas Hunt
Ridge
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Nelsonville
Emmett Kegg
Sephus Adams
Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Dulles and Party Chiefs Confer On Far East Policy
Washington observers report President Eisenhower convened a weekly White House session with Secretary of State Dulles and senior lawmakers to discuss Far Eastern policy and the atomic energy program. The meeting included Sen. H. Alexander Smith and Rep. Chiperfield, fueling speculation on Korea and foreign aid authorization.
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Washington
White House
Secretary of State
Dulles
Eisenhower Jean Congressional A
Eisenhower
Administration
Congressional
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
R-Ill
House
Mittee
Korea
Sen. Taft
Ohio
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