Gore Youth Killed in Route 595 Crash near Gore
An 18 year old Gore youth, George Lee Tucker, died early Sunday when the car driven by Jerry Walker left Route 595, overturned, and crashed into a field. Tucker, riding in the front seat, was pronounced dead on arrival at Hocking Valley Hospital from a broken neck. Walker survived with injuries. The accident occurred near Green Township with no witnesses. Surviving besides his parents are a brother Paul and three sisters, with funeral arrangements set at Gore Cal United Brethren Church.
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Gore
Green Township
Hocking Valley Hospital
George Lee Tucker
Jesse Tucker
Hocks County
Young Tucker
Jerry Zane Walker
Greendale
New Straitsville
Walker
Tucker
J. Ward Doering
Hocking County
Spurgeon Metzler
Paul Tucker
Doris Baker
Bremen
Donna
Oweita Tucker
Leonard Funeral Home
Gore A Cal
Ike Solons Plan Bill For Farmers
Washington Senators and Representatives predict a farm bill will pass and be signed by Eisenhower. Sen Knovland and Rep Halleck declined details but urged a start on a gradual flexible price support system. The House committee preferred extending the current high level rigid program for another year. The debate centers on gradualism versus administrative action.
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Senate
House
Congress
Eatenhower
Sen
Knovland
Calif
Rep
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Ind
House Agriculture Committee
Rotary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Congressional Acon
Bicyclist Held on Grand Larceny Charges in Columbus
Police said grand larceny charges will be filed today against Ralph E. Johnson, 27, of Newark. He bicycled to Columbus on June 8, robbed fireman Stanley Korpieski, 28, of his billfold and watch as he slept at a fire department quarters, and used Korpieski's id to obtain a $300 loan. Johnson was arrested after mailing the stripped billfold back to the firefighter.
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Columbus
Ralph E. Johnson
Newark
Stanley Korpieski
Fire Department
Columbus Finance Company
Korpieski
Johnson
City
Light Planes Collision Hurts Two Pilots in Ohio
In Findlay area a two-plane collision over Fostoria injured two pilots. Nol an M. Kline, 19, of Seneca County suffered a fractured right leg and chest injuries. George W. McIntire, 25, of Fostoria, had minor injuries.
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Findlay
Ohio
Fostoria
Nolan M. Kline
Seneca County
George W. McIntire
Top honors in Buckeye Boys State award winners
At Camp Perry Ohio top honors went to Thomas Triplett of Sandusky and Dana Deshier of Columbus. They were named delegates to Boys Nation in Washington DC July 23 30. Triplett served as boys governor and Deshier as youth mayor.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Thomas Triplett
Sandusky
Dana Deshier
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Triplett
Deshier
Escapees Return to Roseville Penitentiary After Escape
Three men who escaped the Roseville branch of Ohio Penitentiary last Wednesday are back in custody. A fourth remains at large. Warden Ralph W. Alvis said the trio will be segregated and placed in single cells with privileges revoked. Two were captured Saturday night near Cambridge and Canton police arrested the third early Sunday. The escape followed splitting into pairs after scaling an eight foot fence. Hanovich and Strahm, both named, were found in a stolen car near Cambridge. Thacker and Burge reported hitchhiking to Canton. Burge remains free.
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Ohio
Roseville
Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Canton
Cambridge
Charles Hanovich
Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Strahm
Lima
Hanovich
Strahm
Homer Thacker
Dayton
Ernest Burge
Marietta
Burge
Thacker
Jack Applebee
Massillon
J. Bert Patterson
Wooster College President Addresses National Protestant Convocation
Dr. Howard Lowry of Wooster College spoke at the first national convocation of Protestant colleges and universities, arguing that church colleges should be Christian communities showing that God’s truth underpins all learning rather than simply adding religious courses.
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Granville
Ohio
Howard Lowry
Wooster College
Church College
Lowry
Confidant Charles R. Michael Dies at 78
Charles R. Michael, 78, a retired New York political writer and former confidant of Presidents Coolidge and Harding, died Saturday in Cashiers North Carolina. His long career included advisory roles to two U.S. leaders.
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Cashiers
N. C
Charles R. Michael
New York
Coolidge
Harding
UN Urges Cease Fire in Guatemala. Vetoes Block Action
UN Security Council unanimously calls for a cease fire in Guatemala and for member nations to withhold aid from fighting forces. The Soviet Union vetoed a motion to refer Guatemala’s aggression claim to the OAS as Guatemala seeks inter-American peace help after mercenary incursions.
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U. N. Security Council
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U. N
Soviet Union
Council
Organization of American States Oas
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Washington
Eduardo Astillo-Arriola
Honduras
Nicaragua
United States
United Fruit Co
Lodge
No Verdict Reached Yet On Probe
Washington Sen Mundt seeks a fresh Senate panel session with four Republicans and three Democrats to resolve partial findings in the McCarthy Army row probe. Ray H Jenkins, special counsel, is to attend the closed door talks as the panel debates unanimity on potential conclusions.
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Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy Army
Tennessee
Ray H. Jenkins
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Harmony
Action Expected on Leech Extradition Case in Germany
BONN Germany The U S High Commission may act this week on former Army Captain James M Leech of Lima accused in 1946 ax and arson murders of three U S Army officers American officials said the commission's legal experts study evidence from Frankfurt sent by Thomas C Lancian chief U S S prosecutor in Germany Lancian urged the justice department to decide on extradition If required courts will make the final return decision after a hearing
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Germany
U. S. High Commission
James M. Leech
Lima
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Frankfurt
Thomas C. Lancian
Everett Mass
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Justice Department
Leech
France Faces Decline as Colonial Empire Frays
In a multi part analysis William L. Ryan surveys Indochina North Africa and metropolitan France amid nationalist uprisings and global war pressures. He notes educated North African leaders challenge French rule while peasants seek peace and self rule. France’s empire built on modernization now tests Western civilization’s survival.
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North Africa
William L. Ryan
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Morocco
Hitler
Federal help is small aid to three Ohio centers
Unemployment remains high in Toledo Canton and Steubenville Wheeling despite group four status shaping defense bid set asides. Officials note little contract impact, with Toledo at about 10 percent unemployment and Canton at a four year high. Steubenville Wheeling show slight early year improvement but still qualify. Migrants return to Steubenville while graduates face scarce work.
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Ohio
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Toledo
Canton
Steubenwelt la Whadie
VILIG
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Steubenville Wheeling
Ohio Solons Vote Record
Washington report on how Ohio members of Congress voted on recent roll calls. Senate defeated Kennedy amendment to add 350 million dollars to defense department appropriation to avert cuts to two Army divisions. House passed reciprocal trade agreements act extension 281 to 53 with listed yeas and nays and several not voting.
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Bender
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Oliver Bolton
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Scherer
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Betts
Bow
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Hays
McGregor
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Ayres
Clevenger
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Kirwan
Jenkins
Weichel
Margaret Truman to debut at Pocono Playhouse
Margaret Truman will make her theater debut tonight in Autumn in Crocus at the Pocono Playhouse in Mountainhome Pa Her appearance comes after consulting with her mother in Kansas City about her father Former President Truman recovering from emergency surgery Saturday night to remove his appendix and gall bladder
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Margaret Truman
Pocono Playhouse
Crocus
Rowena Stevens
New Pastor Preaches Love Amid Church Dispute
In Defiance Ohio the Rev. Robert B. Weaver arrived as St Pauls Methodist Church pastor during a conflict with Bishop Hazen G. Werner. He preached love in his first sermon to a packed church and took lodging at a hotel while the church faces a disputed leadership. The former pastor Rev Joseph C Richards resigned after attacking the bishop and was hired as business manager by the local church board.
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Defiance
Ohio
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Hazen G. Werner
Robert B. Weaver
Circleville
Joseph C. Richards
Werner
Police Recover Cars From Abandoned Mine Shaft
Police found fourteen badly damaged stolen automobiles in an old mine shaft near Wilkes Barre. John O Boyle twenty of Plymouth was arrested in connection with the thefts. Police Chief Kendig said the youth used the mine to dispose of cars over seven months and had accessories worth several hundred dollars at his home.
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John O’boyle
Plymouth
Olice
Larry Kendig
O’boyle
Justice Done Police Learn Justice Done
In Asheville North Carolina a stabbing victim refused to press charges saying let justice take its course. An hour later a second man arrived at the hospital with a head laceration. The victim named his attackers and a police officer quipped that justice had taken its course. No charges were filed.
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Asheville
N. C
Six Convicts Attempt Escape At Kansas State Prison
Six inmates armed with improvised pistols and knives stormed the visitors hall at Kansas State Prison, taking hostages including two children. Guard Fred Kenaga, 58, was killed at the administration building. Warden Charlies Edmondson led guards in a showdown. six convicts surrendered after gunfire, with three wounded on the inmate side and one guard wounded, including Frankie Scroggins.
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Kansas State
Fred Kenaga
Charlies Edmondson
Lawton Ray Collins
Kansas City
William Henry Parker
Gage
Okla
Donald E. Davis
Sturgis
Mich
Emmett May
Topeka
Kan
Robert Leroy Knight
Picher
James Tarr
Ponca City
Frankie Scroggins
Edmondson
Guatemala declares martial law as rebels press three-pronged drive
President Arbenz imposes martial law in Guatemala as insurgents push toward rail lines and roads in the south. U.S. Embassy plans evacuation for citizens' families amid rising anti-U.S. sentiment. UN Security Council calls for cease fire and urges non intervention.
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Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
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U. S
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Ares
Arbenz
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U. N. Security Council
Maine Votes for Senate Candidates
Portland Maine voters cast ballots in a tight Senate race between Margaret Chase Smith and Robert L Jones. Smith, who opposes McCarthy, faces Jones who supports the Wisconsin senator, as campaigns closed with TV appearances and brisk exchanges in the Portland studio corridor.
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Portland
Maine
Margaret Chaseith
McCrathy
R-Wis
Jones
Hungry Man Is Rescued After Eight Days Trapped
Milford Alvin Fitzgerald, 28, was found in a sealed railroad car near Casa Grande Arizona after eight days without drinkable water. Dehydrated and barely able to speak he improved after hospital care and managed to say I am awful hungry. Officials traced his climb into the car to Washington State and Seattle area origins.
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Ariz
Milford
Alvin Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Southern Pacific Iroad
Seattle
Spring Valley
Calif
Washington State
Giant Moscow Air Show Reveals No New Planes
The Soviet Air Force staged a massive display at Moscow's Tushino Field with 667 aircraft, but no new aircraft types were introduced. Premier Georgi Malenkov and Communist Party Secretary Nikita Krushchev led about a quarter million spectators, including top officials, to observe a range from small radio controlled gliders to 162 two jet bombers.
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Red Square
Georgi Malenekov
Communist Party
Nikita Krushchevy
Tushino Field
Atom Plant Workers Return to Job After Wage Dispute
About 350 cement finishers and plasterers at the Portsmouth Area atomic energy project in Pike County returned to work in WAVERLY Ohio pending review of the wage dispute by the President's Atomic Energy Commission management labor panel in Washington.
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Ohio
Portsmouth Area
Pike County
President
Atomic Energy Commission Management Labor Panel
Washington
French General Attacked in Marrakech. Wounded in Terrorist Strike
General Marie-Antoine D'Hauteville, commander of the Marrakech military region in Morocco, was shot and seriously wounded yesterday while en route to a church in Marrakech. The terrorist who carried out the attack escaped. the general is expected to survive.
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French Morocco
Marie-Antoine D’hauteville
Marrakech
Morocco
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