Bowling Green Students Riot Over Liquor Rules
A crowd of 200 to 1,500 Bowling Green State University students blocked U S 6 and the campus, lit straw fires, and clashed with police in an early morning protest against liquor regulations. An effigy of president Ralph McDonald was burned, two youths were arrested, and injuries were minor.
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Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Perrysburg
Joseph Brainard
Ralph McDonald
Fraternity Row
Liberty
Dr. McDonald
U.S. 6
Wood County
McDonald
Chicago Begins Probe of a $444000 Scandal
Cook County authorities probe illegal and irregular money transactions totaling up to 750000 from a tax foreclosure fund. State's Attorney Adamowski and Treasurer Paschen cite similarities to the Hodge scandal. Subpoenas issued for records. two veteran treasurer staffers suspended.
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Chicago
Cook County
Hodge
Herbert C. Paschen
Atty
Benjamin Adamowski
Paschen
Adamowski
Orville Hodge
Ernest E. Peterson
Milton Baer
John Brenza
Louis E. Nelson
Brenza
Nelson
Grand jury to hear embezzlement case in Chardon
Geauga County grand jury convenes Wednesday to hear the case of Robert W. Cummings 40 charged with embezzling 28885 from a branch bank he managed.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga County Grand Jury
Robert W. Cummings
Municipal Court Bill May Expand Jurisdiction Across Ohio
Columbus report notes the omnibus municipal court bill may grant countywide power to smaller counties avoiding county courts cost. Senate eyed final adjournment to add county decisions to broaden municipal court reach. Senate also moved to fund state government and propose a charter form of government via constitutional amendment. House action set minimum school year at 176 days.
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General Assembly
Justice of Peace
Senate
Ohio Senate
House
Ohio Legislature Cuts School Year to 176 Days
Ohio lawmakers set next year’s school year at 176 days for most districts and define a school day as at least five hours long excluding noon lunch. Recesses may count toward the five hours, and the change is not expected to affect many schools already at or above 176 days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adenauer Arrives in U S for Gettysburg Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived from Bonn in a chartered plane and plans to meet President Eisenhower at the Gettysburg farm to discuss high level talks with American officials.
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New York
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Weather Delays Atomic Test Start at Nevada Site
The Nevada Test Organization announced on Thursday night that weather has delayed the first shot in the summer long atomic tests for the ninth straight day at the test site in Nevada.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Nevada Test Organization
Giant Oak Tree Crashes Into Park Drive Home
A 90 foot oak fell Thursday morning on Mrs. Ida Nicol's house at 128 Park Drive, splitting the home and crashing into the basement. Damages estimated at 10,000 dollars. The tree toppled during removal work by locals under foreman George O Rourke with helpers George Bing and Lee Bing. No insurance or liability found. no permits required. The fire department assisted. neighboring homes were damaged by falling branches in prior storms.
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Point Pleasant
Ida Nicol
Park Drive
Rush Krodel
George O'Rouke
Dexton
Ohio
George Bing
Lee Bing
Hemlock Grove
B. W. Krodel
Krodel
Defense Cut Contested In Congress
In Washington the House debated a 32.5 billion defense appropriation far below President Eisenhower's request for the new fiscal year. Senate hearings lined up Army leaders to argue for more funds while lawmakers considered absorbing further cuts as Secretary Wilson noted rising costs and the argument that some savings are merely bookkeeping.
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Senate
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Chavez
D-Nm
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Brucker
Maxwell D. Taylor
Sen
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Wilson
Dynamite Blast Kills Youngstown Girl
A 13 year old, Jean Beverly Hollander of Youngstown, died after injuries from an electric dynamite cap explosion in her home. Police said the blast occurred Wednesday night when she plugged the fuse into an electric outlet.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Jean Beverly Hollander
South Side Hospital
Violent Weather Strikes Arkansas and Surrounding Areas
Severe weather swept from the southern plains into the east and northeast, with Arkansas hardest hit by tornadic winds and torrential rains impacting numerous areas during the night.
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Chicago
Plains
Texas
Arkansas
Auto Wreck Kills Boy Near Xenia Ohio
Six year old Bruce Geiser of Fairborn died in an auto collision on Whip 235 about five miles west of Xenia. Five others injured in the crash Thursday.
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Xenia
Ohio
Bruce Geiser
Fairborn
Here
Weather Summary for Ohlo and Surrounding Areas
Temperatures will average three degrees above normal with a high range of 78 to 82 in many areas and normal lows around 52 to 55. A mild weekend gives way to cooler conditions early next week with light precipitation expected Sunday and Monday. Fair and cooler in Ohio tonight and Saturday, then variable readings across the region with scattered clouds and regional highs mostly in the 60s to low 80s.
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Moody
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Ore
St. Vais
Beila
Salt Lake City
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Ste. Marie
Seattle
Foster Parents Obtain Sanctuary In Florida
Florida Governor LeRoy Collins granted sanctuary to Melvin and Lila Ellis, Jewish foster parents of Hildy McCoy, amid a Massachusetts kidnapping charge over adoption within faiths. Collins cited fundamental rights to a loving home and noted the natural mother's rejection of the child. He expressed hope Hildy could stay with the Ellises and their family.
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Tallahasse
Fla
Hildy McCoy
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Melvin B. Ellis
Hildy
Massachusetts
Ellises
Collins
Siamese Twins Separated After Four-Hour Operation
In Youngstown, Ohio, the Freeman Siamese twins separated after a four hour operation Thursday and are reported in satisfactory condition. The twins, joined at the abdomen, were delivered by Caesarean section April 26 to Mrs. William Freeman, near 23. A team of doctors including four surgeons performed the operation, with the major work being dividing a common liver. If no complications arise, they may go home in two weeks. The father is a furnace salesman in his early 30s.
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Youngstown
Ohio
William Freeman
Dad Posts $1000 Bail To Free Jailed Son
Elmira New York David Willig posted 1000 bail to free his 18 year old son Jon held for two weeks on burglary charges involving a gun theft from a local store. The case was referred to a grand jury.
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Elmira
N. Y
David Willig
Jon
Willig
Manslaughter Given Man Who Shot Dad
Coshocton Ohio Robert E Ishmael 28 of Coshocton faces sentencing Tuesday after a 12 member jury found him guilty of first degree manslaughter in the Feb 16 fatal shooting of his father John 46 Common Pleas Judge Lloyd S Leech set the date after the verdict First degree manslaughter carries up to 20 years in prison
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Coshocton
Ohio
Robert E. Ishmael
John
Common Pleas
Lloyd S. Leech
Premier Mollet Says Coty Seeks Full Powers Until Replacement
President Rene Coty asked Guy Mollet to remain in office with full powers until a new prime minister can be found. The statement underscores an interim arrangement amid political transitions in Paris.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Rene Coty
Fremonts rally to aid stricken Fremont Missouri flood fund
Fremont North Carolina community joins a relief effort after flood and tornado devastate Fremont Missouri. Fifteen Fremonts across the nation including Fremont Ohio are urged by their local papers Fremont Guide and Tribune Fremont Nebraska to participate in a money raising contest.
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Fremont, N. C
North Carolina
Fremont
Ohio
Fremont Guide and Tribune
Neb
Fremont, Mo
Transformer Brings Death to Two Men
Two men were electrocuted when touching a 13 200 volt transformer while building a fence around it for Pollock Paper Corp. in Columbus Ohio. Henry Fra ley aged 45 of Circleville and Donald Lee Hildenbrand 21 of Williamsport Route 1 died at the scene.
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Columbus
Henry Fraley
Circleville
Donald Lee Hildenbrand
Williamsport
Route 1
Pollock Paper Corp
Grand Jury Indicts 7 For Theft of Trucks
Seven Ohio men linked to a Canton based truck theft ring were indicted on 26 counts by a federal grand jury. Six co-defendants have pled guilty and await sentencing. The ring stole about $250000 worth of trucks across seven states, moved them to Canton, and dismantled them for parts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canton
Washington Conclave on Schools Survey in The Messenger
The Sunday Messenger reviews a national survey by the White House Conference on Education on public school funding and benefits. The issue highlights a Memorial Day feature with Congressman James E. Van Zandt, plus cultural pieces on bullfighting, a girl centered essay, music reviews, and children’s puzzles and recipes.
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White House
Remagen 13
James E. van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Joseph N. Bell
Norman Weiser
George Mann
Marjorie Barrows
Childrens
Anti American riots erupt in Taipei over sergeant case
Chinese mobs attacked the U S Embassy and information office in Taipei while soldiers and police formed defenses around American sites. Nine Americans were injured as a crowd stormed the embassy and a military communications center. Authorities planned siege measures as rioting spread after the sergeant was acquitted.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
U.S. Army
U.S. Information Service
Chiang Kai-shek
Alexander Boase
Carl Ackerman
Paul Meyer
Helen Voselka
Howard Chaille
United States Aims Atomic Ban Pact With Few Nuclei
Washington reports outline a U S plan to ban atomic weapons for all except the three existing possessors United States Russia and Britain The program would allow wider adherence apply pledges not to develop weapons cut armaments by 10 15 percent move weapons to international depots and create inspection zones with reduced manpower and potential additional signatories.
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United States
Russia
Britain
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
London
U. S
France
Canada
United Nations
Rule Prohibits Atom Strikes at Goodyear Plant
Judge John H. Druffel in Cincinnati made permanent a restraining injunction preventing Goodyear atomic energy plant workers in Waverly Ohio from striking. The order, with parties’ consent, also bars the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union from striking nationwide. The ruling follows a 1,500 worker walkout after contract talks failed and Eisenhower’s call for a court injunction under the Taft-Hartley Act.
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Cincinnati
U. S
John H. Druffel
Goodyear Corp. Atomic Energy
Waverly
Ohio
Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers International Union
Druffel
Dayton Bus Strike Averted Bargaining Settlement Reached
A threatened bus workers strike in Dayton and surrounding suburbs was averted. Bus drivers will be paid 1.85 to 1.95 dollars per hour and maintenance workers 1.87 to 2.10 dollars per hour.
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Dayton
Ohio
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