Holzer Wing Dedicated At Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital dedicates a new one and a half million dollar wing with a roses presentation to Mrs. Charles E. Holzer Sr on her 50th nursing graduation anniversary. Wayne B. Foster presents the token. about 100 attendees, three speakers, and a ceremony in the new business office.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
Holzer Hospital
Wayne B. Foster
Holzer
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
Charles
E. Holzer
Holzer School of Nursing
Disarmament Talks Resume After 22 Years
In Geneva the West and the Communist bloc reopen disarmament negotiations after 24 years with a Western plan for an international disarmament organization. Khrushchev calls for a world without armies as talks begin among ten nations at the Palace of Nations.
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Moscow
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Britain
France
Italy
Canada
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Romania
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The
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Hollywood Morals Case Shrouded in Nude Party Scandal
Actress Lola DeWitt and TV star William Talman, along with six others, face lewd vagrancy charges after a naked Hollywood party raid. Host Richard Riebold also faces narcotics counts as detectives report marijuana cigarettes found. DeWitt defends the gathering as a relaxed, compatible social event in the entertainment world.
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Hollywood
Lola DeWitt
William Talman
Merrymakers
Miss DeWitt
Talman
Richard Riebold
Riebold
Harmon Gag To Push Bill On Capitol Hill Heliport
Rep Randall S Harmon plans a Wednesday helicopter flight over Capitol Hill to publicize his bill for a heliport on a new House office building. The first flight was canceled by a snowstorm two weeks earlier.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Randall S. Harmon
D-Ind
Harmon
Spring Fashion Tips Prompt Wardrobe Planning
Women plan wardrobes ahead for warm weather and are ready when spring arrives. The latest fashion tips are on pages 8 through 11 of today’s edition.
Lausche urges boycotts to curb porn trade
Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio told the Senate that he fears traffic in pornographic materials will persist until parents boycott merchants who fail to self regulate their sales. He urged action as a means to curb the trade.
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Senate
Schaffer Sentenced on Five Charges in 1958 Slaying
Ironton Ohio Billy Joe Schaffer 25 was given life in prison by Judge Warren Earhart for the 1958 murder of Emma Remy 75 a former teacher. He was found guilty with mercy recommended and received additional consecutive terms for arson mutilation of a corpse burglary and property destruction totaling multiple decades.
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Ironton
Billy Joe Schaffer
Warren Earhart
Lawrence County
Schaffer
J. B. Collier
Earhart
Plane Missing With Seven Aboard From Germany
A German cargo plane with seven people aboard disappeared while en route to Marseille and Nice. Ships along the French Mediterranean coast and aircraft searched areas north of Pisa and along the Riviera. Authorities could not confirm if crew were military or civilian.
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Milan
Italy
Germany
Mediterranean
Pisa
Riviera
Marseille
Nice
Former Mrs Chessman recalls Daryl Chessman wife years
A former wife of Daryl Chessman, then 16, recalls marrying him in 1940 and attempting to reform him. She describes his illegal cash and weapons habits, his later capture awaiting execution, and her belief he will be executed despite prior delays.
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Gail Patrick Jackson
Talman
LOS Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Reds Back Down On Try For German Recognition
Rescue efforts for 18 trapped miners in Logan West Virginia faced dimmer hopes as teams probed a deeper area with no sign of the missing men. Officials warned the chances were waning while maintaining some hope and continued underground searches.
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Reds
Logan
W. Va
Island Creek Coal Co
Distress Call From Sub May Be Hoax.
Cincinnati ham radio operator Charles Gilliam reported a Mayday call sounding like a submerged submarine, claiming contact with the USS Dolphin, though the Navy said no current sub in trouble. Gilliam spoke with the craft for two hours, giving a position between Greenland and Iceland and stating it headed toward Iceland after a power loss.
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Cincinnati
Charles Gilliam
Dolphin
North Atlantic
Navy
Washington
Gilliam
Greenland
Iceland
John Stevenson
Ex Copacabana Headwaiter Indicted for Tax Evasion
Ronald E. Egleston a former headwaiter at the Copacabana night club was indicted for evading taxes on about $58 000 earned between 1953 and 1955. He allegedly reported only $14 879 in income.
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New York
Copacabana
Ronald E. Egleston
Jones Says He Supports Bills He Sponsors
In Trenton New Jersey Senator Walter H. Jones was surprised when his name was called to discuss a bill. He admitted not knowing which bill it was but noted that if he sponsors it then it must be a good bill.
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Trenton
N. J
Walter H. Jones
Jones
Ash Cave Becomes Winter Scenic Showcase in Ohio
Ash Cave in Hocking County wears winter adornment surpassing the area’s spring and summer beauty. Visitors report huge icicles and an ice stalagmite about 30 feet tall with green hues, a winter classic. Snow covers the area but footpaths remain worn and open.
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Ash Cave
Hocking County
Bids Invited On New Maintenance Shops
The U S Corps of Engineers Huntington District invites bids for maintenance shops at Army Reserve centers in Marietta Ohio and East Rainelle Fairmont and Ripley West Virginia. Bids open April 21. Each site under 25000 dollars. one shop to be built per Reserve Center.
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U. S. Corps of Engineers
Marietta
Ohio
East Rainelle
Fairmont
Ripley
W. Va
Mrs Roosevelt Addresses Crowd Despite Bomb Threat
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spoke to a mixed audience in St Petersburg Florida as police cleared Gibbs Junior College auditorium and searched for explosives after a telephoned bomb threat Monday night. No device was found.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gibbs Junior College
State presses retrial in Finch-Tregoff case
Los Angeles AP. District Attorney McKesson probes alleged juror intimidation and threats during eight days of deliberations in the Finch Tregoff murder case. He says a second trial for Dr. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff will be held. a new date is set for Thursday.
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Finch-Tregoll
Los Angeles
Finch Case
William B. McKesson
McKesson
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Finch-Tregoff
Genevieve Lang
More Snow With Spring In Sight
A new midcontinent snowstorm blankets the region extending from Alabama to the Plains as spring nears. Snowfalls exceed 9 inches in parts of Kansas and Missouri warnings stretch across Kentucky Tennessee and southern Illinois. Sleet and freezing drizzle reported in the Arkansas to West Virginia corridor while temperatures remain below normal.
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Missouri
Tennessee
Kansas
Dakotas
The
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Gallian Cited for Playing BI Agent Undercover Deception
Franklin D. Wright 25 was described by Shirley Ann Halley as polite and acting as a federal agent. He faced charges in Athens for using a false name on a driver license and forgery while holding a $500 bond on related counts, with transfer to Columbus for federal impersonation charges.
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Franklin D. Wright
Shirley
U. S
Columbus
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Wright
Athens
Athens County
Stamp honor urged for Paderewski by Rep Chamberlain
Washington reports Rep Charles E. Chamberlain urges the Post Office to issue a commemorative stamp for Polish pianist and political leader Ignace Paderewski. November 6 marks the 100th anniversary of Paderewski's birth.
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Washington
Charles E. Chamberlain
Rmich
Post Office
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewski
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