Ike Checks Out Friday to Talk Over Radio TV
President Eisenhower will address the nation briefly on television and radio when he checks out of Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and again on arrival in Washington that afternoon. The Denver remarks will be at Lowry Air Force Base before his private plane, with live network coverage planned. He then spends the weekend at the White House before a trip to Gettysburg, Pa, by car Monday.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Lowry Air Force Base
Mill
White House
Capital
Gettysburg
Women Vie For Power At Vinton
In Gallia County Ohio, voters in Vinton faced an all male village government rule. Officials said no space exists for write ins and marking another name would invalidate ballots. Mrs. Elsie P. McCoy, unaware she was a candidate, received a pamphlet urging women to vote and consider writing in names. The piece quotes mothers managing homes and money seeking leadership.
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Wavine
Vinton
Gallia
Elsie P. McCoy
Hearings Set On Hoover Toll Proposal For Inland Waterways
Subcommittee will hold hearings tomorrow and Thursday on a Hoover Commission recommendation that tolls be charged to users of inland waterways. The Ohio Valley Improvement Association requested the Cincinnati hearings and says tolls on Ohio River shippers would harm industrial growth. Representative Jones, SI chairman, will preside at the two day session as part of the House Committee on Government Operations. The committee has held similar hearings elsewhere.
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Amuinnas —R
Nouse
Hoover Commission
Ohio Valley Improvement Asociation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jones SI
F Water Resources
Murder charges in phosphorus poisoning case of two boys
Mary Moss Falcon of Violet Louisiana was booked with murder after two Baughman brothers William Jr seven and Lawrence died within hours of each other October 13. Authorities say a quarrel with their neighbor spurred the act. The coroner ruled the deaths accidental poisoning from rat poison used in roadwork. Falcon was the rent collector at the boys’ home and faces murder under state law after an exhaustive investigation.
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William Baughman, Jr
Lawrence
Orleans Parish
Mary ‘Moss Falcon
Violet
Falcon
Urban universities see student growth in postwar era
Dr Thompson of Ohio State University told the AUA annual meeting that urban universities have grown rapidly, citing a survey of 60 urban campuses showing enrollment rising from 208,000 in 1945 to 418,000 in 1950. He warned education funding shares lag behind and may never catch up.
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Sulwaukee
B.thompson
Ohio State Universite Sage
Univers
Thompson
Christmas Assistants to Handle Yuletide Mail
Columbus post officials discuss holiday mail rush rules for the season with postmasters and staff from Zanesville Newark Lancaster Marietta Marion Marysville and Columbus. The new regulations establish substitute mail carriers nicknamed Christmas assistants to manage peak volume and speed deliveries during the Yuletide period.
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Columbus
U. S. Post Ofice Department
Lcothe
Octon
Lancaster
Marietta
Southern Leaders React as Ruling Advances Desegregation
Deep South leaders oppose the Supreme Court decision desegregating public facilities, warning it may end most public golf courses, playgrounds, and pools. Governors Griffin of Georgia and Timmerman of South Carolina vow to resist mixed use, while Atlanta may privatize venues to preserve segregation. The ruling applies to public parks and golf courses, with private facilities unaffected.
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U.S. Supreme Court
South
Led Court
Eld
Deep South
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
South Carolina
George
Bell’ Timmerman, Jr
Prisoner Threatens Worker With Razor Then Is Shot
A 51 year old prisoner on a work detail at Philadelphia General Hospital threatened supervisor David Kaplan with a razor for over two hours. Charles Savage allegedly held the blade to Kaplan’s throat and demanded parole. Prison officials pleaded, then Edward Nelson shot Savage in the mouth through a door opening. Savage’s condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Philadelphia
Flatmesburg
Charles Savage
Van
Savage
David Kaplan
Kaplan
Usless
Treed
Odward Nelson
Fire
Nelson
Philadelphia’ General Hospital
Influence Life Church Told Keynote Address Opens Assembly
Mrs James D Wyker of Mount Vernon Ohio told the seventh national Assembly of United Church Women that a growing church must care for its soul to survive and stay powerful in people lives The 3000 delegates heard she said the white man’s domination era is ending and two men worldwide seek equality The highlight will be an address by Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
James D. Wyker
Mount “Vernon
Ohio
National Assembly of United
Blea
Roosevelt
Former Professor Quits Near Sheriff Fight in County
Portage resident Robert E. Stockdale, a former Kent County speech professor, denounces government as corrupt and seeks a local reform path. His remarks came amid a linked Nassau County case about a prowler shooting a woman in a Long Island estate.
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Robert E. Stockdale
Portage Stockdale
Stockdale
Kent Nee
Mineola
N. Y
William F
West Virginia
Woodward, Jr
Teria
Glishin
Numsand
W Fx
Astesors
Gant Terom
W. Wirth
Tso
Nassau ‘County Police
Oakland
Calif
Ann’ Woodward
Long Island
Abe
Fcomie
Sportaman
Woodward
Mrs. Woodward
Woodward Garage
H. Court
David Rose Drewtor
Fourth Authority
Moise
Wirth
Prowler Admits Entering Woodward Home at Oyster Bay
Wirths testified that a prowler entered the Woodward 60 acre estate near Oyster Bay between 11 pm and 2 am and that a shotgun blast occurred while he was on the roof terrace. He described breaking a glass paneled door and a curtain blowing, then hearing the gunfire downstairs and fleeing the scene. The witness recounted seeing lights out and suspects in residence.
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Prowler
Woodward Home
Les
Wirths
Ohio Voters Decide on Benefits and Amendments
Ohio voters face a statewide decision on a union backed plan to boost unemployment benefits, raise the weekly minimum, and add a dependency allowance. The measure would amend the state constitution and place changes into effect in 30 days if approved. It also seeks to authorize a $1500 million bond issue to fund state building projects, with proceeds earmarked for specific constructions.
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Columbus
AFL
Railroad
Ohio
Asers
Ted W. Brown
Sons' Killer Jailed for Life
GALVESTON Tex Mrs Annie Laurie Williams received two life sentences for killing her sons Conrad and Calvin nine and dismembering their bodies last February 16 She pleaded guilty before two juries and was sentenced to not less than two years nor more than life for each murder The district attorney said parole is unlikely for at least 17 years on each sentence in line with board practice
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Galveston
Tex
Annie Laurie Williams
Conrad
Calvin
Dist
William E. Stone
Dime Storerk
Tite 'Oema
Williams
State Board For Pardons and Paroles
Chamber Official Urges End to Mediocrity in Lexington
Dwight Hay Washington, service department manager for the chamber, told a chamber members workshop that businessmen should take steps to overcome moral irresponsibility realign values and be dissatisfied with mediocrity. He said people have good football and baseball teams but settle for mediocrity in the community and have not learned to maximize teamwork.
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Lexington
Chamber of Commerce
Ays
Dwight Hay Washington
Chamber
Chamber Enders Workshop
Sentiment Trends Noted In Early Primary Coverage
Observers track sentiment across races as Mississippi voters head to primaries. Kentucky and other states show Democrats favored to hold the governorship. analysts flag limited opposition in several contests and discuss party dynamics shaping the result.
14 Year Old Half Hour Mystery Note Aid
Fragmentary OCR text from New York area mentions a 14 year old and a “half hour” theme with stray letters and garbled phrases. A wall of dirt and jagged edges appear, with incomplete references to a person or event and no clear identifiable facts, dates, or places.
Let Loose Of News CSC Told
Washington report on a House subcommittee inquiry into federal information policies. James S. Pope of Louisville and James B. Preston of the New York Times testified. Pope called the Oil Service Commission arrogant in its response to a questionnaire. The hearing opened a broader discussion of government news policies and press access.
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Washington
Ar) House
Oil Service Commission
James S. Pope
Louisville
Commission
Philip Young
House
Mom
Pope
Louisville “Courier-Journal
The
Louisville Times
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Com Mission
Congress
James B. Preston
New York Times
U. S
Geneva
Campbell couple indicted in Memorial Day child abduction case
Campbell and wife Thomas E Campbell were indicted by Muskingum County Grand Jury on conspiracy to abduct their two minor children Tommy and Ricky Jay from an aunt and uncle in Zanesville. Detroit driver John J Fitzpatrick, 32, was charged with abducting and child stealing after allegedly paid $200 by Campbell for the act. Abduction occurred May 20, the children were found unharmed with their mother in Athens County after being taken at gunpoint from a Zanesville residence by order of legal custody.
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Eanesville
Thomas E. Campbell Haveeen
Muskingum County
Cmpbell
Fancy
John J. Fitzpatrick
Detroit
Eab
Campbell
Tommy
Ricky Jay
Zanes- Ville
Kansas City
Athens
Cash theft at Point Pleasant service station strikes during nap
A Sixth Street service station in Point Pleasant was robbed early today as the attendant slept. A thief opened the ash register and took 102 dollars in cash. The station is owned by LE Rode, the mayor of Point Pleasant. Police and state officers questioned suspects as details emerged.
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Point Pleasant
Sixth St
Focal Pice
LE Rode
Paint
Krodel
Humphrey Not Seeking Democratic Vice Nomination
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he is not pursuing the Democratic vice presidential nomination. If offered, he would accept it as an honor. Senator Adlai Stevenson, backed by supporters, is seen as leading the race for the top spot with growing strength.
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Vaprumuiun
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eyendrey
Alal Stevenson
West Awaiting Better Baggage Molotov Carries
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov returned to Moscow for Big Four talks after remarks in Geneva. Western leaders said his three day stay reflected Russia's opposition to certain elements of the Geneva process, signaling continued friction in the talks.
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Geneva
F ‘Ov
Moscow
Russia
Eisen Bowers
United. States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Tom
Molotov
Bulganin
Germany
GM Too Big For Nation Scions Hear
Long excerpted remarks discuss corporate power and proposed limits on oversized firms led by Senator O Ma Mahoney and others. Quinn argues a plan to cap net worth at 100 million dollars, tax rates rising with size, and restrictions on absorbing competitors. Also covers Molotov, Bulganin, and Geneva talks hinting at East-West accord and German issues.
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Quinn
General Electic Corp
T. K. Quinn Yo
Monitor “Equipment Sorp
New York
Monster
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Une
Capital Industries
Sautos
Steel
Soe
Jf Quinn
Spit Sy S
Petition Filings Target Snyder In Jackson County
Petition filings in Common Pleas Court demand the removal of Mary Nicholson Snyder Jackson County's Republican prosecuting attorney over alleged malfeasance and misfeasance in office. The effort by Starner Hardin and Elsnaugle, of a Portsmouth law firm, ties to disputes between Jackson County Democrats and Republicans surrounding Sheriff David L. Trago's imprisonment and tax matters. Snyder was unavailable for comment.
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Jackso
Mary Nicholson Snyder
Jackson County
St Ner, Hardin and Elsnaugle
Artsmouth
Fd L. Trago
Gallia County
Democra
Trago
David Trago
Snyder
Escapee Seeks Pardon and Returns to Georgia
Logan Warrant issues as fugitive from Georgia arrest follows escape from a Dalton term for hiding and robbery in 1954. He changed his name to Jack, married, and built a life in Ohio, later owning two businesses. Arrested in Point Pleasant on $1000 bond, extradition fight to Georgia possible. parole or pardon sought by claimant.
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Georgia
Dalton
Jack
Twinsburg
Cartersville
Gallipolis
Ate Glouster
Orney
Logan
Point. Pleasant
Lane
Five Day Fore Blood or Ballot Box Is Communist Question
A Cleveland trial links 11 alleged Ohio Communists to the Smith Act case. Defense and prosecutors debated overthrow by force and the role of Marxism Leninism as the jury weighs the government’s charges amid weather and election distractions.
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Cleveland
Are
Amerslese
Communias Revolutionaes
Enue
Communist Party
Marxism-Leciniens
David
Ohio Com
Trral
Fed
Gov
Eral District Court
Ralph Todd
Smith
David Katz
Warren
Riggs
Joseph Toe
Miller lose appeal in slayer conviction case
Columbus court denied a request for a new trial for Robert I. Miller, 20, convicted of slaying. Judge Myron B. Gessaman rejected the appeal, keeping the verdict intact and the sentence in place.
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Mavupr
Columbus
Criminal Court
Myron B. Gessaman
Robert I. Miller
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