Police-Cruiser Thief Nabbed At Gunpoint In Corning
Frank Oiler, 32, sought for armed robbery and shooting, was captured Thursday in Corning after a gun confrontation with Corning Marshal Frank Wycinski. Oiler had stolen a Chauncey cruiser Tuesday night, fired at Marshal Walker, and fled through hills and towns before surrendering on a side street. He faces charges and is wanted in Wellsburg West Virginia for auto theft and resisting arrest.
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Athens County
Corning
Oiler
Marshal Dewitt Walker
Chauncey
Walker
Bernard Porter
Harold Shields
Messenger Newsphoto
Corning Side
Frank Wycinski
Perry County Railroad Center
Marshal Wycinski
Dewitt Walker
M Walker
Thay
Marshal Walker
Osler
Wycinski
Athens
Glouster
Jacksonville
New York Central
Oller
Trimbie
Shields
Trimble
George Bateman
Bateman
Wellsburg
W.vs
M Ww. Va
Steubenville
Weirton
W.va
Greens Run
Aeronautics Board OKs New US Flight Service to Ohio Cities
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that Piedmont Aviation Inc is authorized to start flight service to Parkersburg Marietta and Columbus via Wood County Airport and Port Columbus respectively. The decision was announced yesterday in Washington.
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Piedmont Aviation, Inc
Parkersburg
Marietta
Columbus
Wood County
Port Columbus
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate delays vote on Harlan Supreme Court nomination
President Eisenhower's nominee Judge John Marshall Harlan faces Senate Judiciary Committee indecision amid delays. Control shift to Democrats, committee reorganization, and a clash over world government and Atlantic Union ties hold action. Controversy tied to treaty powers and school desegregation politics cited by some Southerners.
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Eisenhower
John Marshall Harlan
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Bricker
Ohio
Harlan
United States
National Advisory Council
Atlantic Union Committee
Atlantic Union
W M Bush dies at 55 Gallipolis taxicab driver
William M. Bush 55 a Gallipolis taxicab driver born in Mason County died at 9 10 am Friday at his home He leaves a widow and 12 children Survivors include Mason Bush of New Haven A funeral will be held Monday at Miller's Funeral Home
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William M. Bush
Mason County
Mason Bush
New Haven
Miller
Ohio River Predictions Unchanged
The U S weather bureau kept its forecast that the Ohio River will crest at 54.7 feet in Cincinnati, with a peak near 10 p m today, about three feet above flood stage. Upstream waters receded in parts of West Virginia and Kentucky, while Portsmouth reached 53.5 feet, with 50 feet flood stage. No widespread serious damage noted, though hundreds evacuated and two Portsmouth schools closed due to flooded routes.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Ee W. Va
Ashland
Portsmouth
Huntington
Scioto River
Founder of Order Dies in Philadelphia
Mother Mary Katherine Drexel, founder of the Roman Catholic Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for Indians and Colored People, died yesterday in Philadelphia. Her work established missions and schools for Native American and African American communities.
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Philadelphia
Mary Katherine Drexel
the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Ohio Radioactivity Watch Focuses On Air And Water
Ohio health officials have begun a weekly testing system to monitor air and water for radiation from atomic facilities. Tests at four points show no danger, even downstream from power plants and uranium facilities. Experts cite careful AEC waste monitoring and naturally low radioactivity levels.
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Ohio
Health Department
Liverpool
Duquesne Power and Light Co
Ohio River
Pike County
Scioto
Miamisburg
Fernald
Cincinnati
Lockland
General Electric
Bourne
Nevada
F. H. Waring
Sani Engineering
AEC
Waring
UN Security Council Grapples With Gaza Border Clash
UN Security Council debated rival charges from Egypt and Israel after Monday night fighting near Gaza. Egypt accused Israeli forces of violent aggression and ambush near Gaza city. Israel countered with claims of continued Egyptian violations of the armistice and resolutions. A U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission report was awaited as Damascus announced a new Arab defense pact aimed at countering Israel.
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UN Security Council
Gaza
Israel
Council
Palestine
Commission
Jerusalem
Truce Organization
E. L. M. Burns
Security Council
Burns
Egypt
Damascus
Syria
Sabri Assali
Intestines transplanted in Denver teen and infant
A 16 year old from Fairplay Colorado received a 30 inch small intestine transplant into the throat in a 13 hour operation at Colorado General Hospital yesterday the second such procedure in two months A separate case in January involved 2 year old Mike Stansberry who had a segment of intestine grafted to form a new esophagus Vague references to a poisoning incident at home Dec 31 are noted but unclear in detail
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Denver
Fairplay
Coloboy
Colorado General Hospital
Edsel Secroges
Mike Stansberry
Son of Slaves Dies At Age of 104
IRONTON Ohio Edward Love layne longtime farmer and son of Kentucky slaves died yesterday at Proctorville aged 104 He recalled Civil War era memories and Abra Layne survived by his widow Mary nine children twenty two grandchildren twenty eight great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren He had been semi retired from farming for two years
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Ironton
Edward Love
Abra
Proctorville
Layne
Prestonburg
Mary
Kentucky
Record Low Stoppages in January Across Ohio
In Columbus the state department reported January work stoppages yielded 18,000 man-days, the lowest figure in three years, as industrial relations eyes noted a rise in number of strikes across Ohio.
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Columbus
Paensmueens of
Industrial Relations
Eye
Five Day Forecast for Lae Sees Near Normal Averages
The forecast indicates near normal temperatures with normal highs from 43 to 49 and lows from 25 to 30. Colder conditions are expected over the weekend, with a warming trend Tuesday and a cooling trend Wednesday. Rain is forecast for Saturday and Monday, averaging one to two inches.
Kefauver pushes road plan to cover evacuation routes
Senator Kefauver urged revision of the highway program to include evacuee routes from hydrogen bomb target cities. Civil Defense chief Peterson described trench and pipe shelter concepts for radioactive fallout, with up to 50 million Americans potentially evacuated. Senator Saltonstall questioned feasibility and clashed with the plan.
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Ator Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Armed Services
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Eisenhower
Congress
Peterson
Teacher Walkout in Texas Continues Over Board Fining Superintendent
Irving Texas teachers in a fourth day walkout oppose board actions after firing Superintendent Beard who appeals his dismissal. Nine principals and executives who supported him were discharged as mothers, fathers, and substitutes run classrooms under police guard. Board cites repeated failure to cooperate and policy disputes amid political accusations. Beard had a year to run on his contract earning 9700 yearly and seeks review by State Education Commissioner Edgar.
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Irving
Tex
Ralph Ya
Dallas
Charles Young
Beard
Berinten Ray
Tena
Ben Yee
J. W. Edgar
Sary
Pny
State Commissioner of Education
Dope Pushed In Easy Ohio
Narcotic peddlers have moved into Ohio from other Midwest states with tougher narcotics penalty laws. Most are concentrated in Cleveland with activity in Columbus and Toledo, as Anslinger testified to a House subcommittee. He said heroin traffic shifts to Ohio because local law is less strict, while surrounding states impose heavier penalties.
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Washington
Ohio
Midwest
House One
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Anslinger
Saal Murray
D-T
Illinois
Kinsman Transit Banks At 650000 Payment
The Kinsman Transit Co owner of the lake freighter Steinbrenner indicated yesterday that 650000 was more than the company is willing to pay to settle claims from the ship's sinking. Seventeen crewmen died and 14 were injured. Admiralty lawyers proposed settling all claims for 650000 in a conference with Federal Judge Paul Jones. more talks are planned later this month.
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Kinsman Transit Co
Steinbrenner
Admiralty
Paul Jones
Gas Rate Increase Battle in 2nd Week
In Columbus the fight over proposed gas rate hikes moves into its second day before the Ohio Utilities Commission. The Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia seeks approval for annual increases totaling 135000 dollars saying it does not get a fair return on its investment.
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Columbus
Ohio
the Natural Gas Co
West Virginia
Blind couple seeks to raise their newborn son
In Topeka, a blind and deaf couple Harold and Georgia Hathaway ask a juvenile court to allow them to rear their 11 day old son Clarence. Summit County welfare suggests foster care while neighbors petition for a fair chance. a visiting nurse helps with the infant's daily bath.
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ARRON
Summit County Welfare Department
Harold Hathaway
Georgia
Clarence
Hathaway
Topeka
Kan
Mrs. Hathaway
South Dakota
Hathaways
Ohio Scions Not Making Idle Gesture
Ohio Senate probes relief program to assess rising costs from 17 million to 31 million dollars in two years. Gov Lausche backs the investigation led by Finance Chairman Tom Moorehead as weeks of hearings begin amid requests for more funds to aid the needy.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Senate
Jean Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Finance Committee
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville Republican
Doctors Use Gold Seeds To Fight Some Cancers
Columbus report on tiny inert gold seeds used to destroy cancers unresectable by surgery. Dr William G Myers of Ohio State University Medical Center led research backed by the National Cancer Institute. Gold seeds implanted via a nylon thread deliver radiation, avoiding radon gas risks and sparing surrounding tissue.
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Columbus
American Cancer Society
William G. Myers
Ohio State University Medical Center
Myers
National Cancer Institute
Ohio State University
Me Beane
Ulrich K. Hensehke
Arthur G. James
ACS
Aol
Head Tells Senate Body No Danger in Stock Market
Edward T. McCormick of the American Stock Exchange told the Senate Banking Committee that despite record high and rising stock prices there is no danger point in the market. He cited solid business activity and investor confidence as bases for current prices, and compared market gains to broader economic indicators, while noting no excess credit use. He contrasted his view with NYSE leader Funston, who warned a 1929-type crash cannot be ruled out.
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Washington
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
McCormick
Funston
New York Exchange
Dems Against Tax Cut Bill
Washington reports that Senator Byrd of Virginia cites at least ten Democratic senators prepared to vote against the House endorsed plan to cut income taxes by twenty dollars. With 49 Democrats and 47 Republicans, the Senate appears set to reject the proposal if GOP unity persists, as leadership vows a strong fight for passage despite administration opposition.
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Byrd
D-Va
House
Senate
Clements
D-Ky
Beaker Rayburn
D-Tex
Ite
Senate Finance Committee
Children Back With Families After 1953 Short Creek Raid
Fifteen children from the 1953 Short Creek polygamous colony were ordered returned to their families in a habeas corpus ruling by Superior Court Judge Henry Stevens. The children, previously in state custody, had been resettled and were found to have been denied legal counsel when taken from the town.
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Ariz
Short Creek
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