Farm Bill May Face Final Vote In April
The Farm Bill faces a final vote after Easter recess as House Agriculture Committee Chairman Cooley seeks quick conferee action. President Eisenhower hinted opposition to a Senate-like bill, urging compromise and warning against a veto. Conferees must resolve major disputes over price supports and dairy measures.
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Radar Eye Studies Space Meteor Radar to Measure Faint Meteors
Harvard astronomers announce a radar project to detect meteors 300 times fainter than visible. Daily Earth bombardment from space totals about 1000 tons of dust, with possible links to rainfall, auroras, and radio propagation. The study aims to reveal heights speeds orbits and origins of these meteors.
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Outer
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Democrats See Kefauver Win as Farm Bill Repudiation
Washington reports Democrats claim Kefauver's Minnesota primary upset signes a repudiation by Republican voters of Eisenhower's farm program. Senator Humphrey and others cite GOP participation in the Democratic race and argue the vote shows Republicans reject Stevenson's leadership and approach.
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Estes Kefauver
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Eisenhower
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Anderson
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Numparey
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Venson
Stevenson
Humphrey
Bender
Ohio
Humphrey - Freeman
Ohio and 19 States Observe Daylight Saving Time Changes
A survey shows daylight saving will be observed in 19 states and the District of Columbia this year with clocks set 2 am on April 29. In Ohio an area northeast of Lorain to East Liverpool uses fast time from April 29 to September 30, affecting major cities like Cleveland and Akron and ending at 2 am on September 20.
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Warren
Salem
Jailbreakers Caught After Flight From Ohio Jail
An intercity bus stop in Muncie led to the recapture of Bernard R. Harris 18 Hazel Park Mich and two allies Jerry Claus 18 Muncie and Willie Thomas 20 Comics 21 Hazel Park after they overpowered a deputy sheriff and escaped from Wapakoneta jail. Deputies traced them via a filling station surrender offer in Chesterfield and arrests at Glouster Chauncey and nearby towns. The trio were taken into custody without further resistance.
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Willie Thomas
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Gallipolis
Glouster
Q Logan
Muncie
McArthur
Clash Over Retired Generals Immigration Posts
In Washington the House debated bills to appoint two retired generals to immigration roles. Rep Hays of Ohio protested the picks as tied to Gen. J. N. Swing, while Rep Sieminski of New Jersey called Swing a fighting general. The exchange ended with Sieminski inviting Hays to meet outside.
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Police Burglary Case Involving City Officers
James L. MacDonald stated the burglary ring was loaned out by city police and no other officers are involved. Four patrolmen, jailed Tuesday, were sent to the grand jury after pleading innocent to charges of breaking and entering at a lumber company and a hardware store.
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Rast Laverruul
James L. MacDonald
Ohio Senate Fight Draws in C apital Heat
Ohio voters brace for a high stakes race as Democratic Gov. Lausche and Republican Sen. Bender prepare to battle for the seat in the next Congress. Analysts cite cross currents, labor union tensions, and intra party divides shaping the showdown in a year when Eisenhower’s national wave looms large.
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Bender
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Michael J. Kirwan
Wayne Hays
Cleveland
Stevenson Says He Will Press On After Minnesota Defeat
Adlai E Stevenson conceded at a crowded news conference that Minnesota’s primary knocke d him from front runner status. He will continue in remaining primaries and seek the vice presidency at the August Democratic convention with Estes Kefauver leading the ticket.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Estes Kefany
Kefauver
Stevenson
James Finnegan
Finnegan
Ide
Soviet police chief Serov arrives to review Khrushchev visit
Ivan the Terrible nickname assigned by British press follows Serov’s arrival in London to inspect security plans for the Khrushchev Bulganin visit. The hardened successor to Beria, Serov is seen in a Soviet jet with undisclosed details.
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Ivan Serov
Marty wins best picture and Magnani top actress Oscar
The film Marty wins best picture and Earnest Borgnine earns best actor for a career rise from $2300. Anna Magnani wins best actress for The Rose Tattoo in Rome. Jack Lemmon and Jo Van Fleet receive supporting actor and actress honors. Paddy Chayefsky wins best screenplay. Lancaster praises newspaper advertising strategy.
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Delbert Mann
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Officials Discuss Next Steps After Ohio Liquor Ruling
Columbus officials and temperance leaders press for plan after the Ohio Supreme Court voided a seven year liquor act. Governor Bryant and aides weigh the ruling’s impact and whether it ends the state freeze on beer wine and carryout. The Temperance League and the Ohio WCTU vow to press ahead with campaigns.
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Bryant
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Supreme Court Ends Ban on New Liquor Permits
The Supreme Court yesterday struck down a seven year ban on new hard liquor permits for clubs and taverns. Uncertainty remained whether the freeze on beer and wine permits remained in effect. The ruling clarified that the State Liquor Board could adopt new permits moving forward.
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Ruling To Call Columbus Tax Session Looms
Gov Lausche set a March 28 meeting with local tax officers to address a Supreme Court ruling that taxes on bank shares using federal securities are invalid. An appeal to the Supreme Court was requested as the governor warned of about 12 million dollars in local revenue losses.
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Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
C .William Oneill
United States Supreme Court
United States proposes partial disarmament test amid new Soviet nuke tests
The United States offers a preliminary disarmament test to open 40 000 to 60 000 square miles of Russia and American territory for international inspection. Britain and France linked their plans to a broader pact as Soviet officials reportedly conducted new nuclear tests in Siberia.
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Kefauver Targets GOP States in Western Campaign
Sen. Estes Kefauver campaigns through Montana and Oregon as he pursues California 68 electoral votes at the Democratic National Convention. He forecasts a Minnesota primary win and urges supporters to back a write in campaign in Oregon’s May 18 primary, noting Oregon’s preference for the candidate with the most write in votes.
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UN seeks Dag Hammarskjold peace mission
The United States asks the United Nations Security Council to authorize Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to lead a peace mission. The goal is to prevent Israel and Arab states from engaging in further hostilities and to reduce rising tensions in the region.
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Resolution on Fluoride Sparks City Water Debate
The Union Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges that fluoride not be added to the city water supply without the consent of the people. The plea emphasizes civic participation before any public health measure is approved.
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Cleveland
Unio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Iheia
Four Killed In Crashes At Crossings
Four people died and several were injured in three separate crashes at crossings in Northern Ohio. A Toledo mother and daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hanna, 2 rain 10 miles southeast of Toledo, plus her son and husband were among the injured. In Columbia Township, Loon County, two men returning from a torso and harness sale were killed when a New York Central train struck their car. Clarence A. McKinley, 25, crossing watchman, was injured at his post in Wooster when a Pennsylvania Railroad train plowed into the truck he was signaling, breaking both legs.
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Associated Press
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Ernest Hanna
Ernest Sr
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Hanna
New York Central
Columbia Township
Lo‘ain
Clarence ‘Ink
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Clarance A. McKinley
Rossing
Wooster
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McKinley
Essex Favored for Ohio Superintendent of Schools
Akron attorney Francis Spicer said State Board member backs Martin Essex for the Ohio Superintendent post. Spicer listed two other acceptable candidates, Novice Faweccett of Columbus and Harold Vincent of Milwaukee, as part of a 35-person field. The board has a special committee shaping the selection.
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Ohio
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Board of Education
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Essex
Lakewood
Cleveland
Spicer
G. Fawe Ccett
Columbus
Harold S. Vincent
Milwaukee
Utilities Commission Sets April 10 Hearing in Meigs County
The commission announced an April 10 hearing on an application in Meigs County. Officials will review the case and determine the next steps for the utility project and any impacts on residents.
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Meigs County
Reds Unfit To Teach Declared By OSU President
Ohio State University President Howard J. Bevis said there is no doubt that communists are part of a conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government. He criticized an AAUP panel for censuring the university over firing a faculty member amid civil rights controversy. The case referenced involves an unnamed associate professor of physics cited for lack of candor and moral integrity after invoking the First and Fifth Amendments in a congressional inquiry.
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