Move To Be Made On Tax Bill In House Floor Vote
The Eisenhower administration pushes a last chance tactic to extend the excess profits tax by asking the House Rules Committee to bypass Ways and Means and bring the bill to the House floor. Chairman Leo Allen says the Rules panel will back a victory for the administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congressional
Congress
Ways and Means
Daniel Reed
N. Y
Rules Committee
Reed
Leo Allen
Explosive Cargo Collision Shakes Small Town
A truck loaded with explosives and torpedo parts and a merchandise truck crashed in Big Rock Illinois. No injuries were reported. Albert H. Beck a justice of the peace called it a miracle the town of 300 was not blown apart. One side of each vehicle was torn away and a fuel spill occurred on Route 30. Donald R. Elston was fined 25 dollars for driving on the wrong side of the highway. Bernard Newman faced no cited charges. The McArthur Development Association protested explosive truck speeds and urged stricter enforcement.
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Big Rock
Ill
Albert H. Beck
Justice of the Peace
Kingdom Come
Illinois
Chicago
Donald R. Elston
Moline
Justice Beck
Bernard Newman
Ironton
Ohio
Judges Called In Bribe Trial In Columbus Case
The state called two common pleas judges as witnesses in the bribery trial of three state liquor agents. Prosecutors expect Judge William C. Bryant and Judge Ralph J. Bartlett to testify about the case involving Rolland Tague, Stanley Bannes, and Stanley Delhart who allegedly took a $150 bribe from Herbert N. Romanoff, Dixie Tavern proprietor.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Lawrence A. Ramey
Joseph J. Poorman
William C. Bryant
Ralph J. Bartlett
Rolland Tague
New Lexington
Stanley Bannes
Independence
Stanley Delhart
Cleveland
Herbert N. Romanoff
Dixie Tavern
Bend Workers Off Job In Dispute Over Pay
Approximately two hundred construction workers halted work at the Vanadium Corporation of America's Graham Station plant over a wage dispute with the construction department. They are building an addition to the plant. Officials expect differences to be settled and workers to return tomorrow.
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Point Pleasant
Vanadium Corporation of America
Graham Station
Commission Approves Phone Rate Increase
The state utilities commission authorizes Logan Home Telephone Co. to raise rates in Logan Union Furnace McArthur and Wilkesville exchanges across Hocking Vin ton and Perry Counties effective soon for local residents and businesses.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Home Telephone Co
Logan, Union Furnace
McArthur
Wilkesville
Hocking
Vinton
Perry
Soldier on Way Home From Far East Arrives Friday
The transport Gen. R. L. Howze is due to arrive in Seattle Friday with 2673 passengers from the Far East led by Army Sgt. Charles FE Corvin of Wellston.
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Seattle
R. L. Howze
Far East
Charles FE. Corvin
Wellston
Fed Cuts Reserve Needs to Spur Bank Lending
The Federal Reserve Board lowered reserve requirements for member banks, boosting lending capacity by about 5.78 billion dollars. Treasury plans to borrow five to six billion in the next three months, with Humphrey noting no retreat from hard money policy, and aiming for 9 to 12 billion in new funds over six months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Berlin Rally Aims to Show Regime Support
East Berlin workers are urged to attend a mass demonstration in Mitte Friedrichshain and Koepenick to back the government’s plan to improve conditions for workers. Soviet General Dibrova approved the gathering as the regime seeks to avoid a repeat of the June 17 unrest.
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Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Mitte
Friedrichshain
Kopenick
P. T. Dibrova
Red Army
Smear Attack Charged By Wisconsin Senator
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin says an assailant used an assumed name to launch a smear against him and he has asked the FBI to investigate. He cites 40 telegrams sent by county Republican chairmen pushing a convention resolution censuring him over his stance on a constitutional amendment limiting treaty powers and his co sponsorship of immigration expansion bills.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
725 Pound Ohio Man, 162 Pound Nurse Wed
A 725 pound Ohio man married a 162 pound nurse Beverly J Hankinson 24 a practical nurse from Bothwell Ont Charles Tiny Kinsey 32 wore a size 23 shirt and stood 5 feet 11 inches tall The bride is four inches shorter.
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Bucyrus
Charles
Tiny) Kinsey
Beverly J. Hankinson
Bothwell
Ont
Insey
Police get good lead in Canton slaying of Nickles
Police describe a good lead as they questioned dozens of men related to the Sunday night execution of John Nickles known as Little Nick, once a gambling king in the area.
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Canton—4
John
Little Nick) Nickles
Doctor Francis A. Duckwall Dies at 101 in Dayton
Dr. Francis A. Duckwall aged 101, the Miami Valley’s oldest medical practitioner, died Wednesday leaving behind a long career in Dayton. Survivors and funeral arrangements were not listed in the available text.
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Dayton
Francis A. Duckwall
Miami Valley
Ag Secretary To View Texas Drouth Region
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson heads to Texas to assess drought conditions as farmers and ranchers report millions in losses. Louis Merrill, the soil conservation chief, calls the drought in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana the longest and most severe in history with scorched crops and starving cattle across the region.
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Dallas
Ezra Taft Benson
Texas
Southwest
Soll
Louis Merrill
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Merrill
Ike Is Irked By Lyon Case
President Eisenhower is angered by the failed job screening that failed to uncover data later tied to the Lyon case. The White House signaled withdrawal of Lyon as director of the Bureau of Mines after Lyon asked for action. Interior Secretary McKay urged withdrawal following Lyon’s Senate testimony about pensions and opposition to the federal mine safety law.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Tom Lyon
Lyon
Bureau of Mines
White House
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
cKay
Senate
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mines Bureau
Ohio Senate weighs trucks tax to fund highways
Senate Taxation Committee debates weight-use tax and axle-mile tax for trucks to fund arterial and intercity highways. House already passed axle-tax. Gov Lausche backs axle plan. Committee advances renewal of a special truck license fee yielding about eight million dollars yearly.
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Columbus
Senate Republicans
100Th General Assembly
Senate Taxation Committee
House
Donald H. Rolf
Hamilton
Senate Committee
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
99Th General Assembly
Adrian B. Fink Jr
Cuyahoga
Highway Department
Rhee Demands Truce Terms in Seoul Rally on War Anniversary
President Rhee addressed about half a million in Seoul and crowds nationwide, demanding three conditions for any armistice. He urged resuming war if talks fail, a mutual security pact with the United States, and withdrawal of Chinese and UN forces from Korea. He defended freeing anti-Red prisoners and warned against relying on allies, insisting Korea must decide its own fate.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee Jong
Monsei
South Korea
Pusan
Young Song Bong
Eisenhower
Korea
United Nations
Nori-Kelly Hill
Panmuhjom
Penmunjom
O. P. Weyland
North Korea
Weyland
Manchuria
Russia
Tokyo
Air Force
Ike's Efficiency Course Supported by Kyes
Deputy Defense Secretary Roger M. Kyes said the Eisenhower administration has charted a new course in efficient government. He predicted critics of proposed defense budget cuts will quiet after a few wails. In a speech before the Detroit Board of Commerce he declared our ship of state can no longer be a luxury liner.
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Detroit
Roger M. Kyes
Detroit Board of Commerce
Kyes
Five POWs Escape From Seoul Prison Camp
Five anti Communist Korean POWs escaped Tuesday night from the prison hospital camp in Seoul according to the United Nations Prisoner of War Command.
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Seoul
United Nations Prisoner of War Command
River Death Case Settled for 6500 in Ohio River
Dora Davis, administratrix of Edward Davis estate, settled a admiralty case over his death from a fire on a derrick boat near the Silver Bridge. Davis died May 24, 1952, aboard the Atlas Towing Co. vessel from a cabin fire. Settlement amount is $6500. lawyers included J. G. F. Johnson and William Cherrington.
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Point Pleasant
Dora Davis
Edward Davis
Ohio
Silver Bridge
J. G. F. Johnson
Davis
Atlas Towing Co
Parkersburg
Gallipolis
Johnson
William Cherrington
Army Testimony Reveals New Secret Weapons Plans
Testimony before a House subcommittee disclosed new weapons concepts including a vehicle mount named Ontos with a quad .50 caliber system, extended range for a 280 millimeter cannon, light tanks, a front line radar, IFF radar, a portable bridge, and a quiet steam outboard motor for patrol boats. The leak prompted Pentagon concern as copies of a 1667 page report surfaced.
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Washington
Army
House Appropriations
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Korea
National Guard
Signal Corps
Nevada
Ike Courier In Seoul Delivers U S Truce Message
A U S envoy and Walter Robertson arrive in Seoul with a secret message aimed at winning Syngman Rhee to a rapid truce. Robertson plans a face to face talk with Rhee next day after briefing Gen. Mark Clark in Tokyo.
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Walter Robertson
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Tokyo
Japan
Robertson
ROK
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Seoul
U.S. State Department
Far East
Walter 8. Robertson
Rhee
South Korea
United States
Korea
Mark Clark
U. S
Ellis 0. Briggs
State Begins Campaign To Remove Bingo Pinball Machines
Columbus Liquor Director Anthony Rutkowski announced a campaign to remove bingo type pinball and roulette machines from liquor permit places. He said 12 machines had already been confiscated in the drive.
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Columbus
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Scout Gets Commission As Ohio Ambassador
Lt Governor John W. Brown commissioned Eagle Scout Bob Westenbarger of Lancaster as Ohio ambassador to the National Boy Scout Jamboree. Westenbarger, 16, is junior assistant scout master of Troop 15 and senior screw leader of Explorer Post 115.
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Columbus
John W. Brown
Bob Westenbarger
Lancaster
Westenbarger
Maude McQuate Dies at 73 a Liquor Board Pioneer
Maude McQuate, 73, longtime member and former chairwoman of Ohio's liquor control board, died in a Columbus hospital from a stroke. A Cleveland native, she was appointed by Gov. Lausche in 1945, chaired in 1946, resigned in 1947, and was reappointed in 1949.
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Columbus
Maude McQuate
State Liquor Board
McQuate
Thomas Herbert
Lausche
Kennedy to wed capital photographer in September
Sen John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Lee Bouvier plan to marry September 12 in Newport. Bouvier, 23, a debutante and news photographer, joined the Washington Times Herald staff in 1952 after studying at Vassar George Washington University and the Sorbonne.
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Newport
R. I
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
New York
Girls State Governor Sworn in by Justice
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court swore in Linda Lee Wilson 16 of Mansfield as the governor of the 1953 Buckeye Girls State in Columbus.
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Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Linda Lee Wilson
Mansfield
Channel Shift at WLWC Sunday to Channel 4
WLWC will move from channel 3 to channel 4 Sunday to prevent interference with WSAZ TV signal. The change occurs in Huntington and affects over the air viewers and receivers.
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Columbts
WLWC
Wsaz-Tv
Huntington
Actress Jane Greer In Good Condition After Surgery
Actress Jane Greer underwent an appendectomy yesterday in Santa Monica California and is reported in good condition today. The brief item notes her recovery and does not provide further medical details.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jane Greer
Eisenhower Moves to Remove Civil Service Protections
President Eisenhower signed an executive order to review about 134000 federal positions to decide which should no longer be covered by civil service. The survey could allow a new administration to appoint personnel to jobs removed from civil service. about 66000 posts are in the United States and 68000 overseas. Veterans are exempted from the order.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Young
Deportation Warrant Served on Corasanini
Immigration officers served a deportation warrant on Bruno Corasanini, 51, described as a lieutenant of Frank Milano. Milano, also born in Italy, faced a separate deportation warrant in Akron for illegal entry. Corasanini’s name appeared in Kefauver Crime Committee material tied to Cleveland’s Mayfield Road bootlegging gang.
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Cleveland
Bruno Corasanini
Frank Milano
Milano
Italy
Akron
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
Mayfield Rd
Over Half of Inductees Still in Active Service
Washington reports that more than half of the men who entered military service since the Korean War began remain on active duty three years later. Draftees and volunteers since the conflict started total 1,000,000. Nearly two million have returned to civilian life. Draftees numbered 1% million, with 839,800 still in service.
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Washington
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