Ohio hunters cleared for rabbit and game bird season
Ohio officials announced a weekend opening for rabbit, partridge, pheasant and grouse hunting after rain reduced fire risk. The season starts December 5 for pheasant and partridge and January 1 for rabbit and grouse with daily hours 9 am to 5 pm. Bag limits are four rabbits, two cock pheasants, three grouse and two Hungarian partridge. Possession limits rise after opening day for birds and cap rabbits at four after day one.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles A. Dambach
Ohio Division of Wildlife
The
Wildlife Council
Smoke haze grips Gotham with health fears across coast
New York and New Jersey health officials monitor a four day fog of smoke and smaze as hundreds report throat irritation and eye itching. asthma patients face heightened risk while investigators study a skull found near Otway Ohio linked to a murder confession by Morrison Bias a 46 year old inmate. authorities expect to seek murder indictments from the next grand jury based on Dr. Elliott and Bias testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Virginia
Health Department
New York Metropolitan Area
New Jersey
Huntington. W. Va
Manhattan
Ohio
W. K. Elliott
Huntington
Away
Lucille
Agran Bias
Ohio Penitentiary
Otway
Scioto County
Elliott
Bias
Katie Morrison
Raymond Luccasi
Ell Hott
Union to Appeal $50,000 Fine After Plant Violence
In Columbus, attorney David Clay said Local 927 Unit ed Auto Workers will appeal a $50,000 court fine for violence at the North American Aviation plant. Judge Joseph M. Harter suspended half the fine to $25,000 and ordered restitution for damages. He held the union in contempt of his Oct. 23 restraining order as nine people were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
David Clayman
United Auto Workers—Cig
North American Aviation, Inc
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Harter
Harter
Allies press Communists to release POWs in Korea split
At Panmunjom the Allies charged the Communists with withholding prisoners and demanded immediate transfer of all POWs in Reds’ custody. Maj. Gen. J. K. Lacey told the Military Armistice Commission that three South Korean soldiers who sought refuge at an American sentry box were war captives compelled into the Red army. The Communists requested time to study Lacey’s statement and then asked for more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
J. K. Lacey
Military Armistice Commission
Red Army
Lacey
Christmas Issue Appears Today in The Messenger
The Messenger publishes its annual Athens Christmas edition as sections three and four, with extensive holiday news and advertising to aid holiday buying. Includes pages 2 through 48 featuring Athens Chauncey Comics Farm Glouster Logan Nelsonville Point Pleasant and related sports and women’s sections.
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the Messenger
Athens
Chauncey Comics —Farm Glouster Logan
Nelsonville Point Pleasant Sports Women
Salt Filled Shotgun Kills Youth In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a 24 year old bakery employee named Ernest Poor was fatally shot by a shotgun shell filled with table salt. The blast occurred at the doorway of the home of his divorcee girlfriend. The woman’s mother Frances Sperling, 56, admitted firing the shot and was jailed without bond on murder charges.
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Indianapolis
Ernest Poor
Denistios
Frances Sperling
Roseville Girl Dies After Truck Door Opens
In Zanesville a 3 year old girl Roxanne Dunne of Roseville died when she fell from the cab of a moving truck Friday night. Her mother Mrs Carrell Dunne escaped with minor injuries as the truck door flew open and the child was crushed under the wheels.
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Zanesville
Roxanne Dunne
Roseville
Carrell Dunne
Dunne
Illegal Bingo Drive Urged By Governor
Gov. Frank J. Latsche praised Ironton and Chesapeake officials for cleaning up illegal bingo games in those areas. He said no complaints have reached him recently and warned local officials to investigate further, noting past accusations of mercenary operators and child participation claims.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Latsche
Chesapeake and
Ironton
Donald G. Mayne
Ironton Tribune
Latsche
Chesapeake
Lawrence
French Seize Dien Bien Phu Stronghold in Indochina
French parachute troops reinforced the newly captured Dien Bien Phu stronghold, extending a deliberate occupation across the broad Dien Bien plain. Gen Rene Cogny vowed to hold the area with as many troops as necessary, reversing prior tactics of rapid strike and withdrawal.
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Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Hanoi
Rene Cogny
Dien Bien
Three State Liquor Investigators Reinstated by Civil Service
Columbus three state liquor investigators dismissed last March amid bribery suspicions were ordered reinstated by the state civil service commission. Stanley J. Dethart Rutland E. Tague and Stanley J. Bennes were acquitted of conspiring to solicit and accept a $150 bribe from Herbert N. Romanoff. They are to be paid back salaries from March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Stanley J. Dethart
Cleveland
Rutland E . Tague
New Lexington
Stanley J. Bennes
Independence
Herbert N. Romanoff
Escaped Chain Gang Fugitive Surrenders in Gallipolis
J. T. Locklear a 24 year old from Dillon South Carolina who escaped July 4 from a chain gang surrendered to Gallipolis authorities. He waived extradition before Judge Robert M Betz and is held in Gallia County jail pending arrival of South Carolina officers.
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Gallipolis
Dillon County
Cain
State ‘Highway Patrol
Common’ i Pleas
Robert M. Betz
J. T. Locklear
Dillon
S. C
Gailia County
South Carolina
Baby's Body Found on Cleveland Lake Erie Beach
The body of a baby was found washed up on Lake Erie's Cleveland beach Saturday. Police estimated the infant to be between 21 and 15 months old and found no marks of mutilation.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Marshall Upsets OU in Tight Showdown
In a 9-6 upset, Marshall edged Oklahoma University in a defensive game. The victory highlighted strong plays by both squads and kept the host team in contention for the season.
Legalized wire taps bid gains support linked to White affair
Friends of Attorney General Brownell said the Harry Dexter White case boosted his push for wiretap and witness immunity laws. Brownell said White was a Russian spy and criticized his government role while noting federal evidence from FBI wiretaps could not be used in court. He told a Senate panel that White’s case highlighted how legal constraints hamper espionage prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Mansfield
D-Mont
Harry Dexter White
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
Free World
Hisenhower
Truman
Brownell
Harry Dexster White
White
Treasury
Senate Internal Security
FBI
Piltdown Man hoax exposed by British scientists
Three British scientists concluded the Piltdown Man was a deliberate hoax. For decades the jawbone, claimed to be ancient human, was actually from an ape and the skull part was a staged fossil. Charles Dawson had discovered the relics in Sussex between 1911 and 1913.
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London
Charles Dawson
Sussex
Dawson
College grid scores snapshot from listed games
A collection of college football results shows various scores: Wisconsin 21 Minnesota 21, Alabama 0 Maryland 21, Auburn 45 Clemson 19, Georgia Tech 1% Duke 16, Michigan 20 Ohio State 6, Purdue 30 Indiana 0, Illinois 39 Northwestern 14, Oklahoma 30 Nebraska 7, Missouri 10 Kansas 6, Texas Tech 41 Houston 23, UCLA 13 Southern Cal 0, Stanford 21.
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Pittsburgh
Holy Cross
Fordham
Boston
Temple
Columbia
Rutgers
Purdue
Indiana
Illinois
Northwestern
Wooster
Oberlin
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
the Citadel
Davidson
Rice
Texas Christian
Lst
Arkansas & Riss
Southern
Georgia
Baylor
S. Methodist
Texas Tech
Houston
Ohio
Wessexian
Akron
Colorado A&m
New Mevien
Vanderbilt
Middle Tenn
Florida State
Stetson
Delaware
Bucknell
Funnan
Wake Forest
Tnh State
Idaho
Oregon State
Oregon
UCLA
Southern Calif
California
Stanford
Ike's Brother Urges U S Loans to Latin America
Washington Dr. Dwight D Eisenhower urged the president and his brother that Latin America is on the march to raise living standards and the United States should aid with long range interests. He proposed a stable trade policy with minimal tariffs, a long range strategic materials policy to stockpile essential metals when prices fall, tax law amendments to boost private investment, and substantial U S government loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heh
Ton S. Eisenhower
Ms Brother
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
UU. S
Ohio killers sentenced in separate cases across three cities
In Toledo Sam B Wettles, 31, convicted of knifing to death William and Bertha Pegler, faces the electric chair after a March 1 death sentence. Cincinnati judge Charles J Weber sentences Thom as Myrich to life for the murder of his estranged wife. Cleveland, Dave, 27, receives a life sentence for the murder of his girlfriend Helen Kennedy after pleading guilty to the second degree crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Sam B. Wettles
William
Bertha Pegler
Mansfield Reformatory
Eld
Cleveland
Davie
Russell le
Helen Kennedy
Dave
Rommun
Desree
Dayton Police Capture Five Prison Escapees
Dayton police say five escapees from an eight man Virginia prison gang who set up a West Side headquarters were captured Saturday in a raid after spotting a car linked to recent Dayton burglaries. The suspects, believed to be involved in a series of local break ins, were arrested following tips and a covert stakeout.
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Naytoxn
Virginia
West Side
Dayton
Ray
Wol Short
Edike
Rocket-Aided Skyrocket Smashes Speed Barrier
Test pilot Scott Crossfield flew the Douglas Skyrocket to 1327 mph, 2.01 times the speed of sound, in a three minute, rocket assisted flight. He logged about three tons of fuel, described the climb and nose over to level, and noted the sensation was similar to much slower flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Scott Crossfield
National Advisers Committee For Aeronautics
Crossfield
New York
West Coast
NACA
Bawards Air Force Base
Calif
Korea Casualty Totals Revised After Missing Link
The U S Army confirms 41 percent more deaths among those once listed as missing in Korea and plans to declare 400 missing men presumed dead if no new information emerges by January The Air Force reports 871 missing and 17 presumed dead next month while the Navy and Marines show 782 and 497 percent respectively and the overall S casualty total remains 142377 killed wounded or missing remains unchanged.
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U.S. Hatte
Korea
Pentagon
Air Force
Marine Corps
Navy
Murder Victim Charles WyfaNd Wolfe Found Dead
Coroner Harry Nene reports Charles Herbert WyfaNd Wolfe died from head injuries after a local robbery at a Tronton bungalow. Writs, a wallet, and a medical cody were found on the body. death judged a murder. The device or instrument caused fatal wounds.
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Tronton
Ong —- Mee
Harry Nenewm
Charles Herbert Wy Fand
Wolfe
Hongston
Tae Cody
Football Fever Nets College Victory Over Baylor
The school celebrates a football win over Baylor last week led by philanthropist Hugh Ras Cuter. Details of gifts and skyrocket totals are noted as part of a dramatic fundraising fever surrounding the program.
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Hoveton
Tex
Tinea Oehef Benelaries
Heston
Cilman
Ir Dantaall
Hugh Ras
Oman
Ordverh
Schoal
Baylor
Marshall Defeats Ohio U 9-6 In Slugfest Finale
In Fairfield Stadium Marshall College upset Ohio University 9-6 as a 19-man Herd squad rallied behind a fourth quarter 14 yard field goal by injured sophomore Bob Miller. Key moments included a controversial Charlie Wilson goal line fumble that kept OU from taking the lead and a late defensive stand that sealed the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Gilbert
Huntington
Ohio University
Bob Miller
Marshall College
Thundering Herd
Bobcat
Merd
Bobcats
Ohio U
Marshall
Carrol Widdoes
Fairfield
Widdoes
Charlie Wilson
Marsall
Wilson
Deision
Big Green
Jack Watkins
Quarternal Sleanw Hinte
Larry Lawrence
Milan Zhan
Italy backs plan for five power conference on Trieste
In Rome, Premier Giuseppe Pella says Italy supports a five power conference to settle Trieste's future. Yugoslavia's approval with qualifications is expected before talks with the United States Britain France begin. Demonstrations in Trieste demand relief as jobless workers clash with police amid the dispute.
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Rome
ITI
Italy
Trieste
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Hunerr
Munger
Giuseppe Pella
GOP House Leader Highlights Farm Prices Taxes and Trade
House Republican Leader Halleck of Indiana outlined major January congressional issues including farm prices taxes foreign trade social security and revision of the Taft Hartley Act. He noted a slackening of criticism toward Agriculture Secretary Benson and said the reciprocal trade program expiring next June will face a showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hallet
Indiana
Congress
Benson
Nfatesek
Florida
Halleck
Hall Headley In Death Row
Jefferson City report describes the final hours before the 1931 execution of Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Hall at the Missouri penitentiary. Guards, security measures, and the condemned men’s last moments are depicted as they prepare for a looming death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Barown
Greenlease
Witham Blair
Watts
Missour
Bobby Greacivae
Bricker Blames GOP Losses on Two Issues
Bricker argues the GOP losses stemmed from two issues highlighted during the recent election. He spoke at a ceremony in Columbus and had just returned from a South American tour with Senate committees. The article notes economic and tax policy debates influencing party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Colpmets Cy Bricker
Oho
Calumbus
South America
Senate
Vinton County Man Dies in Collision
A Vinton County man identified as Robert Acari Neuman, 24, of Hasder Vintes County, died in a car overturning accident near a naval station. Lorana M. Warland of Massachusetts was injured. further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Vinton County
Corpts Christi
Tex, Uy
Robert Acari¢ Neuman
Hasder Vintes County
Lorana M
Warland
Mass
Antes
Ivan, Jr
Hamlix
Naval Station
Royal Couple Begin World Tour Monday
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh launch a global tour from London aboard the American-built air cruiser Campus. The 27 year reign is marked as a first by a British sovereign venturing around the world. They depart Monday for Bermuda amid ceremonial arrivals and international duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Elizabeth
Britain
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ICIO
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Thomas Myrich
Tae Sheteun
Jacus
Besse Jones
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Chapman
New Mare
Ross County
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