McCarthy Attacks Army Over Schine Photo Cropping
Sen. McCarthy accuses the Army of dishonest charts about Pvt. G. David Schine while at Ft. Dix. Maj. Gen. Ryan testifies, defending Army releases and detailing Stevens’ involvement and Schine’s passes during basic training. No preferential treatment found, but late passes drew questions.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
David Schine
Ft. Dix
Cornelius E. Ryan
Ryan
Stevens
McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
McCarthy Camp
Schine
Air Force
Joseph N. Welch
Sen
McCarthy Army
Tory
McGuire Field
Boston
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Airlift Planned to Nicaragua and Honduras in Cold War Move
United States begins rapid airlift of rifles machine guns and light gear to Nicaragua and Honduras amid tensions with Guatemala. State Department says shipments are defensive and linked to mutual defense pacts while Guatemala downplays any direct threat. Moscow radio accuses U S of aggression as reports of border incidents and troop movements surface in Central America.
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Washington
Guatemala
United States
Central America
State Department
Nicaragua
Honduras
Moscow Radio
Guillermo Toriello
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Julies Dubois
Teguciagalipa
U.S
John E. Peucrifoy
Lincoln White
Department
U. S
Stettin
Poland
Toriello
Peurifoy
Guatemalas
United Fruit Co
Moscow
Latin America
States Department
Caranga
America
Georgia
Five Day Weather Outlook With Temperature Trends
The forecast shows temperatures near normal, with highs around 79 and lows 53 to 55. Cooler days midweek, warmer conditions weekend. Scattered showers likely Friday to Sunday, totaling about a quarter to half an inch.
Solon Returns to Inquiry Hearing After Walkout
Rep. Hayes plans to resume testimony today after boycotting yesterday over a clash with Aaron M. Sargent who accused tax exempt foundations of promoting socialism. Sargent named no specific founders as he cited a pamphlet from the League for Industrial Democracy. The committee studies foundations and their tax status.
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Rep
Hayes
Ohio
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Aaron M. Sargent
San Francisco
Hays
Sargent
House
Rep. Prost
Idaho
League For Industrial Democracy
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Stockholders To Decide New York Central Control
New York Central president William White says the battle for control will not be decided before June 1. Both management and the Young forces agree to a recess after tomorrow's meeting to let stockholders vote and views be aired. The recess extends at least until after Memorial Day, when inspectors report first on stock ballots.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
William White
Road
White
Robert R. Young
Four Contempt Trials Start in Ohio Court
Four Ohio defendants accused of contempt of the Ohioan American Activities Commission go on trial here, with one mistrial and a juror-related delay affecting proceedings in recent weeks. The cases date back two years.
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Columbus
the Ohioan-American Activities Commission
Sixth Court upholds Sandusky Bay commercial fishing permit
The Sixth Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed a lower ruling allowing commercial fishermen to seine in Sandusky Bay. The decision centers on regulatory scope and state fishing rights affecting local fleets.
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Toledo
Sixth Court of Appeals
Sandusky Bay
Dr William Owen Carver Dies at 86 Leader in Baptist Education
Dr William Owen Carver 86 a Baptist education leader died Monday in Louisville. He shaped teaching at several Baptist institutions and influenced regional religious education through decades of service. His work touched churches seminaries and schools across Kentucky and nearby states.
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Louisville
William Owen Carver
Ohioan Made Bishop with Early Clerical Dream
Clarence J. Issenmann of Hamilton Ohio was consecrated auxiliary bishop in Cincinnati in a two hour ceremony led by Archbishop Karl J Alter. A procession featured a dozen bishops, marking the height of his career ascent from boyhood grocery clerk ambitions.
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Cincinnati
Clarence J. Issenmann
Hamilton
Ohio
Karl J. Alter
New Policy Gives Local Tax Letters Authority
Internal Revenue Commissioner T Coleman Andrews announced a new policy granting district directors authority to issue determination letters on routine tax matters. District Director Nathaniel Looker of Columbus said the decentralization brings IRS authority to taxpayers in their own hometown and guides who should write to the national office for rulings.
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Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Nathaniel Looker
Columbus
Washington
Looker
Andrews
Internal Revenue Service
Court Denies Appeal Of Racing Commission Rules
A Common Pleas Court judge upholds four recent Ohio Racing Commission rule changes after five racing enterprises appeal. The ruling finds the amendments a reasonable and lawful exercise of power, including a measure requiring drug testing for horses at the expense of racing permit holders.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Ohio Racing Commission
Ralph J. Bartlett
Architect William Van Alen Dies at 71 in New York
William Van Alen, 71, a pioneer of skyscraper design and the creator of the Chrysler Building, died Monday in New York. His career spanned early landmark towers and influential modernist trends shaping city skylines.
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New York
William van Alen
Chrysler
White House aide attacks Democrats in Congress
Bernard Shanley, a senior White House aide, accused Democrats of blocking the administration’s agenda speaking to the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association. The blast signals possible wider White House criticism of Democrats and hints Eisenhower may soon speak out amid U.S. elections.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Shaw Penarvereree
Bernard M. Shanley
Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association
Stanley
Shanley
Indochina Talks Hamstrung by Procedure Dispute
Geneva reports say the nine party Indochina talks stalled over procedural issues as Molotov pressed for a broad political agenda while others favor delaying peace terms until a cease-fire is in place. Western diplomats warn that further stalemate could end any chance for progress this week or next.
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Indochina
V. M. Molotov
France
Vietminh
Molotov
Georges Bidault
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Two Athens Seniors Hurt In Route 33 Accident
Two Athens High School seniors were injured but not seriously when their car crashed into an embankment on Route 33 near the South Y. Phillip L. Merchant 17 of 38 First St and Daily 17 of 165 E. State St were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Merchant suffered head abrasions and Daily facial and head lacerations. The driver Merchant lost control after a right rear tire blew out. Accident reported by State Highway Patrol at 10 p m.
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Athens High School
Route 33
South Y
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Phillip L. Merchant
First St
George Merchant
E. State St
Clarke
State Highway Patrol
Merchant
Patroliaen
Navy blimp lands after record week aloft near Key West
The ZPG-2 airship with 14 aboard, under Cmdr. Marion H. Eppes, completed a 200 hour endurance patrol from Lakehurst to Key West area after a voyage over the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. The craft left May 17 and is to land at Boca Chica Naval Air Station around 2:30 p.m. local time.
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Fla
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Florida Keys
Navy
Cmdr
Marion H. Eppes
Pinson
Ala
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Miami
Eppes
Atlantic Seaboard
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Employment Rises Again
Ohio figures from the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation show a continued drop in new claims and claimants unemployed one week or more. For the weekend ending May 22, new claims were 12,813 versus 13,367 on May 15, 14,852 on May 8, and 12,789 for May 1. Unemployed one week or more totaled 105,888 for the week ending May 22, down from 109,103 on May 15, 109,541 on May 8, and 112,227 for May 1.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Today
BUC
Jazz Professor Earns Doctor's Degree at NTSC
North Texas State College professor M. E. Hall known as the craziest, a jazz expert who teaches a unique bachelor of music in jazz. He expects a Doctor of Education from New York University by June, explaining cost keeps him local. Hall, 40, built NTSC’s jazz program, teaching traditional music before weaving in jazz terms and slang to connect with students while pursuing ongoing gigs and band work.
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M. E
Gene) Hall
Hall
North Texas State College
United States
New York University
Whitewright
Texas
NTSC
Victoria
Tex
Fort Worth
Bach
Ohioan Sentenced for Useless Killing in Cincinnati Record Shop
Milton Cross, 24, received a life term for stabbing a man in a record shop owned by disc jockey Ernie Waits. Judge Charles S. Bell labeled the killing as the most useless and unnecessary act to appear before his court.
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Cincinnati
Milton Cross
Ernie Waits
Criminal Court
Charles S. Bell
School Chief Contempt Case Hearing Set
Supt. Don Russell brings contempt charges against county school board members and officials for allegedly violating an Appellate Court order. The case, filed in the 4th District Court of Appeals, targets board president James Robinson and members Pearl Pratt Don Baker Brady Willis, attorney J Earl Pratt and assistant superintendent William C Paul. Russell was previously ousted and later reentered the office amid board faction changes.
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Ironton
Don Russell
4Th District Court of Appeals
Russell
William C Paul
James Robinson
Pearl A. Pratt
Don Baker
Brady Willis
J. Earl Pratt
Pearl
Paul
Huntington Company Wins Ohio River Construction Contract
Better Homes Service Co of Warren Ohio won the Youngstown Municipal Airport addition contract with a bid of 26978.29 dollars. Mott Core Drilling Co of Huntington bid 8975 dollars for explorations at Greenup Kentucky lock and dam on the Ohio River.
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Huntington
W. Va
Better Homes Service Co
Warren
Ohio
Youngstown
U. S
Mott Core Drilling Co., Inc
Greenup
Ohio River
Indonesia Faces Political Vacuum and Communist Threat
In Geneva William L. Ryan analyzes Indonesia as a nation exhausted by civil war and violence. Apathy and illiteracy create a dangerous vacuum with a powerful communist threat tied to aims of world expansion. The Indonesian Communist Party aligns with Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo while courting literate voters.
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William L. Ryan
Geneva
Dar-Ul Islam
Indonesia
Indonesian Communist Party
Moscow
Communist Party
PNI
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Worker Electrocuted in Crane Incident At Carrollton
E A Kinsey aged 63 of New Philadelphia was electrocuted yesterday when a crane behind which he was working touched a power line near Carrollton Ohio. Kinsey died at the scene and the accident is under investigation by local authorities and utility workers.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio
E. A. Kinsey
Carrollton
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