Nelsonville to Get Sylvania Wire Leads Plant
Sylvania Electric Products Co plans a branch of its main parts division in Nelsonville Ohio. The plant will manufacture welds or wire leads as a temporary facility in the Fred H Wolfe building with 50 workers planned to start July 16 supervised by Carl J Albercht and Charles Tanguay.
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Charles Tanguay
Nelsonville City
Earl Hilleary
Soviet push for field commander truce talks in Korea
Moscow seeks a cease-fire through military talks between North Korean and UN forces, bypassing the UN and Chinese involvement. Gromyko met Kirk to explain questions, while Malik floated the idea in a UN broadcast. US and UK were briefed as negotiations hint at direct U S Russian contact.
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David Warfield Dies at Age 64
New York reports the theater legend David Warfield died last night at 64 after a storied career from burlesque to Broadway. Discovered by David Belasco in 1900, he starred in The Flying Dutchman and The Merchant of Venice before retiring in 1924 to Central Park West, declining a million dollar movie offer.
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David Belasco
Weber and Fields Burlesque Company
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Venice
Central Park
Clyde Beatty and Lorraine Abel Wed in Seattle License
Clyde Beatty the circus owner and Lorraine Abel an 18 year old from Fillmore California obtained a marriage license in Seattle yesterday.
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Clyde Beatty
Lorraine Abel
Fillmore
Calif
Renter seeks apartment via Messenger Want Ad
Apartment seekers read the Messenger Want Ad Columns for vacancies. Mr Orville Martin rented his unit after a single inser tion. Ad promises inexpensive large rooms and bath with private entrance for adults 895.90 at 218 W Union. Messenger Want ads produce quick results. call 0242.
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Tequire
Truman seeks $3 billion more in tax hikes
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged the Senate Finance Committee to add about 3 billion dollars to the House tax boost, arguing the 7.2 billion dollar increase falls short of the 10 billion dollar goal. He pressed for higher individual income and excise taxes, tighter capital gains rules, and fewer tax loopholes to limit inflation and reduce the deficit.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Senate Finance Committee
House
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Treasury
Ohio youth held after attempted train wreck
A Lorain youth identified as Herbert Crawford, 19, is held in custody after a steel bar placed on the tracks near Carnegie caused a Pittsburgh to St Louis express train to derail only briefly before the bar was dragged 500 feet and the engine stopped.
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Lorain
Carnegie
Herbert Crawford
Breen Resignation Triggers Partial Ohio County Voting Dilemma
Columbus shows a voting complication as Attorney General William ONeill decides if residents in two or three counties will pick a successor to Rep. Ed Breen who plans to retire October 1 due to health. Redistricting and retirement date create the issue.
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William O'Neill
Edward Breen
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Breen
State Highway Patrol Posts Eight Openings This Year
Columbus officials announce eight job openings with the State Highway Patrol this year. Applicants must be 21 or older, US citizens and Ohio residents for five years, high school graduates, at least five feet eight inches tall, and weigh 168 pounds.
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Premier Mossadegh Hopes Truman Back Iran Oil Standoff
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh writes to President Truman seeking U S support for Iran’s nationalization and oil exports. He accuses AOIC of pressuring workers and threatens refinery shutdowns while Britain wields influence through Iraq. An American plan to keep oil moving and observers in Abadan accompanies Tehran’s tense exchange.
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Dean Acheson
Fake Letters Ridicule U S Civil Defense
Columbus officials report mass mailed fake letters aimed at civil defense mocking the program. Executive administrator George Arnold says investigations are underway with federal officials. similar letters are reported in Detroit Cleveland and New York. The notes, addressed to private individuals and signed by Hugh B Reddy, threaten fake civil defense duties and list supposed equipment costs.
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Hugh B. Reddy
Pittsburgh Officials Accused in City Lighting Scandal
A special grand jury urged indictments of Mayor David L. Lawrence six aides and three Broadway Maintenance Co officials after a two month probe into a contract to install over 1000000 dollars in street lights. The presentment called the deal one of the most deplorable chapters in Pittsburgh history.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Broadway Maintenance Co
New York
Akron presidency offer to UC dean
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Dr. Norman P. Auburn, vice president and dean of the University of Cincinnati, has been offered the presidency of the University of Akron.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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University of Cincinnati
University of Akron
Archbishop Convicted in Hungary 15-Year Sentence
Archbishop Joszef Groess was convicted of plotting to overthrow Hungary's Communist government and sentenced to 15 years in prison. One co-defendant, Ferenc Vecer the Paulician monk, received the death penalty after admitting to killing a Soviet soldier. five others drew prison terms from eight to 14 years. Two defendants await further military court action with later decisions not announced.
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Hungary
Joszef Groess
Ferenc Vecer
Mindszenty
Lastio Hevey
Senate
Istvan Cserkar
Paulician
Vecer
SG Soviet Army
Army bans slang GI for soldiers in public notices
The Army Public Information Division ruled out the term GI in liaison bulletin 242 issued June 15. Soldiers must be referred to as soldiers emphasizing Webster definitions of skilled warriors and honor in official communications.
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Washington
Army
Army Public Information Division
Webster's Dictionary
Twister Hits Western Ohio injuring four in Champaign County
A tornado struck St Paris Ohio near Champaign County about 9 p m injuring four people in homes and cars. It moved to Urbana causing further damage to 14 buildings along with 12 homes five businesses and a church. The patrol reported hundreds of uprooted trees and drenching rain after the storm.
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Urbana
State Highway Patrol
Ingfield
Highway Patrol
Weatville
Gene Prince
Westville
Okinawa Key Outpost Asserted by U S General
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightier, commander of the Ryukyu Islands, said Okinawa will remain a key outpost in the Pacific well after a peace treaty. He noted the U S spent 130000 dollars on the base this year and will spend more next year.
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Coal Car Falls Sixty Feet Killing Two In Plant
A coal car derailed from an overhead track at Jones & Laughlin steel plant in Cleveland killing two workers and injuring six others. Police say overloading on one side caused the car to tip, plunging into the yard. The bodies were trapped under the car and freed early today.
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House Committee Approves 31 Day Price Law Extension
The House Banking Committee votes 21 to 3 for a 31 day extension of the price control act to buy time for a revised law. Without action by Saturday midnight the current controls could lapse and risk a government price program collapse. Senate fights any stop gap and a full new bill may be stalled by House actions.
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Principal Returns to Face Forgery Charge Over $5200 Shortage
Sproat W. Siaser, 32, former Perry Township principal, was returned yesterday to face forgery charges tied to a $5200 school fund shortage. He disappeared January 19 and was later arrested in Arizona.
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Arizona
Red Anchor Stock Sold
Pomeroid Stifler Stores Inc Jackson bought the entire stock of the Red Anchor department store. Employees were sent home for the day. the store will reopen Friday morning. The building was not sold, and Dor Schaefer could not be reached for comment.
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Stifler Stores Inc
Jackson
Dor Schaefer
Ella Packard 78 Dies in Belpre Community
Funeral services for Ella Packard 78 of Belpre will be held at Spencer Funeral Home Belpre Saturday at 2 p m Burial will be in Long Bottom Cemetery Peg died Thursday at Carden Park Hospital after a six week illness
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Belpre
Spencer Funeral Home
Peg
Carden Park Hospital
Long Bottom Cemetery
Missing Poison Found by State Patrol in Route 26 Incident
State Patrol reports a missing barrel containing poison located in Geneva. The dangerous container marked poison, sodium cyanide, rolled off an Indiana bound truck on Route 26 yesterday, one of two such containers.
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Geneva
State Highway Patrol
Cease Fire Talks Begin With Many Nations
Washington AP It reports a series of conferences led by Assistant Secretary of State John D. Hickerson with diplomats from Korea war involved nations. Officials cite possible reports on Alan Kirk’s cease fire talks with Soviet deputy Andrej Smro yko in Moscow and list participants from Turkey New Zealand South Africa Thailand Colombia Philippines Ethiopia and Norway.
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APY
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Korea
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Andre Sromyko
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South Africa
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Ethiopia
Norway
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
New Series Of Attacks Is Stopped In Korea
Allied artillery halted a new wave of Chinese assaults along the central front near Kumye and Kumsong. Lt Gen Jame A Van Fleet said the fighting shows Reds defend stubbornly and may signal a broader offense. Rep Se creest announced July 18 resignation date from the House Public Works Committee.
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