Humble Man Declared Saint Pope Pius X Canonized in Rome
Rome crowds gather for the canonization of Giuseppe Sarto known as Pope Pius X. Cardinals and bishops attend a ceremony at St Peter's Square with a golden carriage bearing the relics to St Mary Major basilica. Sarto, born poor in northern Italy, led the church from 1903 to 1914 and died after WWI began.
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Europe
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Hungary
Stevan Wyszynski
Poland
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Yugoslavia
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Italy
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Brussels
McCarthy Says Carr Available for Probe Testimony
The Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing into the McCarthy Army dispute continues as Sen. McCarthy states Francis P. Carr will be available to testify. The panel dropped Carr from the list of principals, a move opposed by Sen. Smith and others, amid allegations involving Army officials and Pvt. Schine.
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Sen
McCarthy
Francis P. Carr
Carr
Mundt
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Tor
Senate Investigations
H. Struve Hensel
Defense
Roy M. Cohn
McClellan
Ark
Symington
Jackson
Wash
Army
Joseph Welch
Cohn
Adams
Stevens
Subcommittee
Air Force
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Henry Judge Nominated for 3rd District Court Seat
Republican leaders nominated Henry County judge Ford G. Behrens from five candidates on the third ballot to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Charles Guernsey in the 3rd District Court of Appeals covering 16 counties.
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Lima
Henry County
Charles Guernsey
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Ford G. Behrens
Common Pleas
Ethiopian Emperor Addresses Congress
The Senate and House met in joint session to hear Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia. He is a guest of President Eisenhower and on a six week U S tour.
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Senate
House
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Eisenhower
United States
Five Day Forecast Signals Near Normal Temperatures
The forecast calls for temperatures to average near normal with a normal high around 81 and a normal low near 54 to 56. Cooler weekend ahead, warmer Tuesday, then cooler again Wednesday. Expect showers and thunderstorms tonight and part of Saturday and again on Tuesday totaling about one half to 1 inch.
Kaiser’s Friend Foe Dies in 18th Year
Poultney Bigelow, 98, author and world traveler, died today at Dale Sanitarium Saugerties after a long illness. Once a boyhood playmate of Kaiser Wilhelm II, Bigelow condemned him for starting World War II, though their friendship was later renewed.
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Bigelow
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ohio Liquor Control rotates four investigators starting June
Four investigators in charge of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control will be reassigned to new districts effective June 1. Edward J. Allen stated that four will stay in their current districts while others move. transfers include Charles Ward Canton to Akron Frank Acton Portsmouth to Dayton Raymond Ciehanski Dayton to Portsmouth and A G Kopan Columbus to Canton. Michael De Bane Sandusky remains in place.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Edward J. Allen
Charles Ward
Canton
Akron
Frank Acton
Portsmouth
Dayton
Raymond Ciehanski
A. G. Kopan
Last of Trolley Cars Wrecked at Cleveland
Workmen at Harvard Ave shops cut up Cleveland's last trolley car marking the end of an era. About 1700 street cars have been retired, with the final 26 sold for scrap to Cleveland Iron & Metal Co. One preserved unit sold to Arlington Traction Co for a transit museum.
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Cleveland Transit System
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Cleveland Iron & Metal Co
Arlington Traction Co
Lorain
Cambridge toddler dies after driveway accident
Wal lace Clair Wells, 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Wells of Cambridge Route 1, was killed yesterday when he wandered into the driveway and was struck by a car driven by his father.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Wallace Clair Wells
Dan Wells
Committee OKs Raise For Postal Workers
The Jim House Post Office Committee approved a temporary raise for postal workers from 240 to 489 dollars a year ending October 1, 1955. The average raise is seven percent with part time and hourly workers receiving 10 cents extra per hour. Action on other government pay proposals was postponed.
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Washington
Jim House Post Office Committee
Strikes Decline to Postwar April Low
Labor Department data show fewer strikes last month than any postwar April, indicating a sharp drop in labor unrest. The report notes reduced activity across major industries, with declines in manufacturing and transportation sectors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Loren Poe Dies. Public Relations Pro Linked to Zanesville
Loren Poe 67 a public relations man died last night. He had formerly worked for the Zanesville Times-Recorder in Ohio and was known for his media work and community involvement.
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Akron
Loren Poe
The
Zanesville
Elliott Named Arts and Sciences Dean at Ohio University
Dr Elliott, longtime University College dean and anatomy professor, was appointed successor to Dean Starcher as Arts and Sciences dean by President Baker. Starcher plans to assume the presidency at the University of North Dakota July 1.
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W. Starcher
University College
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Starcher
Ohio U
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Elliott
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Ohio Academy of Science
Baker
Dean Elliott
Margaret
Susanne
Eugene
Trial of Four Nearing End
Columbus four defendants face contempt charges of the Ohio Un American Activities Commission as their trial nears finish. Judge Harter overruled motions for a directed guilty verdict and for dismissal. Defendants Harry McGill of Dayton Vassel Thames of Fort Wayne Ind and Melvin Hupman and wife Julia Pearl Hupman of Clarksville did not testify.
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Columbus
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Joseph M. Harter
Harry McGill
Dayton
Vassel Thames
Fort Wayne
Ind
Melvin Hupman
Julia Pearl Hupman
Clarksville
Johnson Aquarium To Open Sunday
Columbus announces the opening of its new aquarium Sunday valued at 250000 dollars. The event honors Stephen Johnson 11 grandson of the late Arthur C Johnson a Dispatch editor and Columbus Zoo founder.
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Columbus
Stephen Johnson
Arthur C. Johnson
Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Zoo
Retired General Ansell Dies at 79 in Washington
Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell, retired, 79, who championed reform of the Army court martial system, died Thursday in Washington. He helped inaugurate the movement that led to changes in military justice.
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Dips Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
France to call up 80000 draftees four months early
Paris reports Premier Laniel's cabinet ordered 80000 conscripts from the 1954 class to be on duty within 15 days to free troops for Indochina. The move, backed by the National Defense Committee, targets 20 year olds and aims to replace professionals in Indochina while not modifying the 1950 law prohibiting draftees there.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
National Defense Committee
Paul Ely
Dien Bien Phu
France
North
Africa
Carrier Explosion Toll Stil Rising 95 Dead
The Bennington disaster's toll climbed with more sailors dying at Newport Naval Hospital. Nine were dead earlier, about 40 in critical condition, as Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Robert B. Carney inspected the ship and ruled out sabotage. The injured include nearly 100, many with severe burns requiring long-term surgery. Meanwhile Indochina talks in Geneva yielded no clear agreement as experts assess cease fire plans and diplomacy continues.
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Newport Navy Hospital
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Carney
Bureau of Ships
Newport Naval Hospital
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Chillicothe
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India
China
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Jawahralal Neehru
Menon
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Red
Chou En-Lai
Bidault
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Donald Heath
United States
Lord Reading
Britain
Jean Chauvel
France
Andret Y ¥. Groemyko
Russia
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
South Korea
U. N
Viete Minh
Brietain
Cina
Vietminh
Water Pollution Policy Reviewed by SEORC Council
Arthur Robinson addressed the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council meeting at Lake Hope Lodge about Ohio water pollution problems and progress toward remedies. He said pollution is everyone's problem and called for plans ensuring adequate water supply. the council set an extra session for June 0 at Ohio University Center in Athens.
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Southeastern Ohio Regionals Council
Control Board
SEO Council
Lake Hope
Arthur Robinson
Ohio
Robinson
Ohio University Center
Athens
Ohioans View Airport Rides
An attorney examiner of the Ohio Utilities Commission said rivalry between airports should not block a proposed Akron to Cleveland Hopkins Airport limousine service. Yellow Cab Company of Cleveland seeks authorization, claiming demand from Akron rubber firms and other employers. Summit and Stark County officials oppose, warning it could divert business from the Akron-Canton Airport.
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Akron
Cleveland-Hopkins
Ohio Utilities Commission
Lewis 8. Witherspoon
Yellow Cab Co
Cleveland
Akron Rubber Companies
Summit
Stark County
Akron- Canton
Dispute Over Aims Of New For America Group
New York reports quote Rep Javits warning the For America group could hide bigotry while founder Hamilton Fish denies the charge. Fish says the group will grow quickly and aims to unite all who oppose supernationalism interventionism one worldism and communism regardless of race creed or color.
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New York
Javits
Chinese Communists Plan Language Reform
Peiping radio reports the Chinese Communists have begun language reform to replace ancient Chinese characters with an alphabet. The plan aims to simplify writing and instruction across the country.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Explosion Tells of Dallas Blevins Safe After Bennington Blast
Dallas Blevins, son in law of Mr and Mrs B F Parmalee, escaped uninjured from the Bennington explosion. He contacted his wife and son Dallas Jr who were staying with Mrs Blevins' parents in Middleport shortly after the disaster. The Blevins planned to join him aboard this week.
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Middleport
CPO
Dallas
Transfer of George Nesselroad to USS Coral Sea
George Nesselroad, son of Mr and Mrs George Nesselroad Sr, was transferred from Bennington to the USS Coral Sea, with a weekend visit at home. Mr and Mrs Allen Ball of Chester Road are parents of Edward.
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Pomeroy
George Nesselroad
the Bennington
Uss Coral Sea
Nesselroad
Allen Ball
Chester Road
Edward
Official Visits Site of 1946 Axe Killings
U S deputy district attorney William D D Canfield visited the Passau house where three American officers were killed and burned in 1946. He met with German officials including state police chief Friedrich Aschenbrenner and discussed reopening the case.
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Passau
Germany
William D.D. Canfield
U. S
Canfield
U.S Army
Friedrich Aschenbrenner
Aschenbrenner
Days Are Numbered Winnie Hints in Talk
London. Winston Churchill admitted he cannot live forever and hinted at retirement while addressing 7000 women Conservatives. He said, I probably will not be asking you to do me many more favors.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Labor Liberals Face Australians In General Election
In Sydney Australia more than five million voters decide if the Liberal Country coalition under Prime Minister Robert G Menzies continues free enterprise rule or shifts toward socialism. The Labor party led by former Foreign Minister Herbert V Evatt challenges for 116 seats with 291 candidates.
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Australia
Free Enterprise
House of Representatives
Robert G. Menzies
Menzies
Labor Party
Herbert V. Evett
Labor
Liberals
Country Party
Sir Arthur Fadden
Defense Hike Not i'oreseen in Indochina Fallout
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey spoke in New York outlining cautious views on defense spending. Administrators see no immediate big boost, but acknowledge the possibility of major shifts if Cold War pressures or peace economy plans require reevaluation.
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Indochina
Fierhower
T Humphrey
New York
Lt Gov John W Brown Recovers From Emergency Appendectomy
Medina Ohio based Lt Gen John W Brown underwent an emergency appendectomy yesterday and was reported in good condition at a local hospital today. He is listed as recovering without complications.
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Ohio
John W. Brown
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