Senator Starts Recount Move in Ohio Race
Democratic Senator Thomas A. Burke filed an $11 020 recount deposit with Hamilton County Elections Board in Cincinnati to overturn his 6041 vote loss to Rep George H Render in the November 2 race. County and state officials expect recounts in multiple counties as Burke supporters raise funds to cover polling place deposits, with possible requests in 17 counties and deposits of 10 per polling place.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Burke
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Cimeinnati
George H Render
Timothy
Hogan
Cimeinnat
Attorne
Elections Board
Burle
Harmison
Cuyahoga
Stark
Summit
Mahoning
Tuscara
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Burke
Cleveland
Ted W Brown
Brown
Ohio
Bender
Robert A Taft
Clevelland
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph Sullivan
Eugene H. Hanhart
Franklin
Butler
Greene
Scioto
Ashland
Ashtabula
Belmont
Clark
Columbiana
Jeefferson Juicking
Muskingum
Allen
Mercer
Lawrence
Medina
Tax Cuts Next Year Are Unlikely
Washington officials in the Eisenhower administration indicate strong opposition to new tax reductions in 1955 unless business falters. Four federal agency heads say deficits and uncertain economic prospects justify delaying cuts, with a decision deferred until year end if conditions clarify.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
The Only Answer Is A Good-Looking Hat
Dr Thomas G Jansen of the University of Michigan Medical School says if your head is balding and expanding, the only answer is a good looking hat. He warns against hair lotions and misleading advertisements and urges recognizing the inevitable.
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Ann Arbor Mich
University of Michigan
Thomas G Jansen
University
Medical School
Couple Rob Churches To Pay Their Way
A couple from Novato California, George Stanley Skages and Lorna Gail Skaggs, both arrested on vagrancy charges in Terre Haute Indiana, admitted an eight month nationwide trunket robbing church poor boxes to fund their travels. Detective Clint Seward identified them as the suspects.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Novato
Calif
Clint Seward
George Stanley Skages
Lorna Gail Skaggs
Christmas Carol Runs In The Messenger Strip Form
A holiday illustrated version of A Christmas Carol appears daily in The Messenger. The feature uses a serialized illustrated strip to present Scrooge and the ghosts in compact daily installments throughout December.
Bridges May Seek GOP Policy Committee Chairmanship
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire is reported to aim for the Senate GOP Policy Committee chair, a move that would place him in a top leadership post alongside Knowland. Bridges, a long-serving Republican, backs tougher anti communism in Asia and opposes Communist China’s U.N. admission, aligning with Bohlen and Knowland on harsher action than the Eisenhower policy.
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Washington
Sen Bridges
New Hampshire
Iune
Senate
Move
Knowland
California
Esenhower
Dulles
Bridges
Ferguson
Michigan
Endrges
Eisenhower
Russia
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen Knowland
Asia
China
Harold E Stassen
Rutkowski Appointed As Municipal Judge
Columbus announces Anthony A Rutkowski named municipal judge of Cleveland. The vacancy followed the resignation of Charles Vanik, a Democratic congressman from Ohio's 21st District.
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Rutkowski
Columbus
Guy Frank St. Lausche
Anthony A Rutkowski
Cleveland
Charles Vanik
Congress
Ohio
Mendes France speaks at UN as Ike plan shelved
French Premier Pierre Mendes France makes a major policy speech at the United Nations as the atoms for peace plan is delayed. He urges Western unity and defends French positions on Saar and German rearmament amid Soviet veto attempts and calls for continued Western cooperation.
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United Nations
Eisenhower
UN Assembly
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes-France
Francois P Perrin
French
Atomic Energy Commission
Paris
International Atomic Agency
Securiy Counci
China
United States
Mendes-Franc
Saar
Frencen
Pierre Mendes-France
Faere Wmotkers Ab
Mpans
Creasura
Natonal Press
Lureseui
Russia
Birthday Celebrated By Ex Vice President Garner
Ex vice president John Nance Garner marked his 86th birthday in retirement at Uvalde Texas. He planned a quiet celebration hunting with longtime friend Ross Brumfield in the southwest Texas hills and joked deer better watch out with his keen eye. White haired and frail, Garner tends his chickens and reads, rarely discussing politics.
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Uvalde
Tex
John Nance
Cacitus Jack
Garner
Ross Brumfield
Texas Hills
Cigarette Pack Size Transmitter Demoed at Meeting
General Electric displayed a sun powered radio transmitter the size of a cigarette pack at the Radio Television News Directors Association annual meeting. A selenium converter turns sunlight into energy and transistors replace vacuum tubes. The set works over about 100 feet, far less than a typical voice projection.
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Chicago
General Electric Corp
Radio Television News Directors Association
Truck Plunges as Toronto Bridge Collapses
After floods weakened a Toronto bridge last night, a truck driven by 21 year old Bruce Logan fell 20 feet into a stream. Logan and the two youthful occupants escaped unharmed, with Logan recalling he knew he could not make the crossing and hung on during the collapse.
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Poronto
Toronto
Bruce Logan
Traumatic bursitis doubts ease over McCarthy elbow
Senator Fulbright questions the severity of Senator McCarthy elbow trouble after hospital reports of traumatic bursitis from a Milwaukee handshaking incident. Debate on censure was suspended and delayed to next week as McCarthy receives treatment at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
W Calver
Capitol
Milwaukee
Bethesda Aval Hospital
Tne
Questoni
Calvers Cuwiipetn
Towa Governor Killed In Auto-Truck Crash
Des Moines reports the Towa governor Gav William S Beardsley died in a night auto truck collision north of Des Moines on State Highway 60. The crash occurred when his vehicle rear ended a pickup driven by John Gardner, 54, of Des Moines, less than two months before his expected third term ends.
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Des Moines
Gav
William S Beardsley
Here
Towa
John Gardner
Tey Moines
Oldsters Complain Over Cedar City Curfew Siren
Cedar City Utah residents protest a new curfew requiring anyone under 15 to be off the streets by 11 PM. A town siren marks the curfew hour nightly while parents voice concern about sleep disruption and safety.
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Cedar City
Utah
Collision Kills One in Dayton A M C Elles?
Dayton Journal Herald reports a fatal collision Saturday left one dead and another seriously injured. The incident occurred near Dayton as emergency crews responded promptly to the crash involving multiple automobiles. Authorities are investigating the cause and will release details as available.
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Dayton
Dayton Journal Herald
Kany
Portsmouth Tries To Buy Apartments
Portsmouth Housing Authority reports negotiations with the Federal Housing Authority to purchase 14e apartment developments in Portsmouth. A tentative price of about $2710,900 is cited for Wayne Halls and Parley Square, with financing via bonds at 2.5 percent interest. The city hopes to take over both developments by March 1.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Housing Authority
Federal Housing Authority
Portsmouth Group
Hops To
Wayne Halls
Parley Square
Plea Amid Egyptian Plotting Case Cited by Guide
Hassan Hodtaby pleads innocent in a Cairo court re the Islamic Brotherhood plot allegations. Authorities link him to presumed conspiracies and financing of extremist actions. The trial centers on suspected membership in or support for a terrorist organization.
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Guide
Cairo
Mossem Brotherhood
Uile
Hassan Fl
Hodtaby
Curnspirwis
Premiger Garmal Abdel
Lerapt Dd
Aseina
Alevanima
Cleveland Detective Testifies in Sheppard Murder Trial
A Cleveland detective described Osteopath Samuel Ho Sng's admitted affairs with Susan Hayes and others, linking Jeopardized trust to the alleged murder of Marion Shepard. The trial's sixth week featured questions about dates July 3 and 4, and physician Sheppard's reluctance to answer.
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Cleveland
FAP
Samuel Ho
Sheppard
Uruiy
Californa
Miss Hayes
T Felow
Arthur Attaio
Taos Angeles
Atestant
Thomes Barre
Susan Hayes
Miler
Flo
Angeline
Wormen
Behottke
Shep‘pardy
Shepard
Will
Mar-ion
Wis Hayes
Wetk Corday
Rt 4
Purclat
Pal
Henry Fuehrer
Cincimnath
Wang Ta Bay
Rome Trara
Viardyn Sheppard
Deata
Daly
Reds Won't Block Move To Rearm
Washington AP reports American officials believe West Germany will be allowed to rearm as part of a broader European security framework. The plan aims to unite Germany into a Western defense partner, with talks and proposals shaping a rearmament strategy amid tensions with the Soviet bloc and ongoing alliance discussions.
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Reds
Washington
Germany
West Gare
Mount Probl
United States
Piazra Fialins
West Geremany
Russia
Sun Plute
Europe
Educators Asked to Oppose Program at Anniversary Meeting
Columbus educators prepare a formal stand against a proposed program as the 74th anniversary educators meeting proceeds. A key speaker presents a front to opposition while officials note the need for a unified record of dissent.
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Columbus
Orlatan
Fall Off Cliff Kills Hunter Near Rutland
Earl V Hague 61 of Meddleport Route 1 died after falling fourteen feet near Rutland while hunting. Coroner Warehime ruled accidental death at Holzer Hospital. Surviving wife Margaret Roscter and three children attend a service in Columbus. Funeral arrangements released by Chase Funeral Home.
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Hunter
Rutland
Gallipolis
Holzer Hopital
Earl V. Hague
Meddleport
Jaonald
FR. Warehime
Gala County
Mtr Hoyue
Vitar
Rani
Rutland Ares
Roscter Sersareh
New York
Ity
Ibree Beatae
Traytena Beach
3000 Birds Killed In Werey Shootings
Victoria Bocar reports 3000 birds were killed in Werey shootings across a wide area. The incident affected wildlife and raised concerns about hunting practices and environmental impact. Authorities are reviewing the events and monitoring the aftermath.
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Victoria Bocar
News index and sports notes from Athens region
A brief index style report lists Chauncey Corey Tal Glasser Lagan in market and sports items. Mentions New Point Pleasant and Pomersy Michelenote with women’s coverage and regional notes.
Three killed in town ferry crash today
Three people died in a suspected ferry collision near the harbor. Officials say rescue teams recovered bodies as investigators study the wreck and assess toll and cause. Local authorities pledge a full inquiry and safety review.
Crushing Force Plans Include H Bomb
Washington reports plans for a crushing, all out strategic force including thermonuclear weapons. Discussion cites leaders at SHAPE and UK parliament sources about deploying hydrogen bombs as part of a nuclear strategy.
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Washington
Battefa
Red Powers
Europe
Ylarabal
Montgomery
Avamein
Psa
London
Delegates May Hit U S Economic Policy
Delegates from about 250 participants gathered at a site near Rio de Janeiro as the Inter-American Conference on Economic Policy opened. The meeting aimed to discuss policy directions and coordinate actions among the Americas with the United States playing a central role.
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U.S
Rio
Atready
Arnalds
Weather Forecast Notes Cold Gloomy Monday
Fragmentary weather report describes cold conditions with gloom and fluctuating temperatures. Mentions Athens area readings, a thermometer, and several 40s degree ranges across regions.
Columbus Driver Cited After Traffic Crash
A Calampus man named Lioya Conley, 23, lost control on Route 216 near Murray City Saturday night. State Highway Patrol charged him with driving to the left of center after the crash. Conley was ordered to appear in Logan Mayor Joseph P.9% court but did not, forfeiting a $10 bond.
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Calampus
Contro
Perth
Murray City
Lioya Conley
Conley
Logan
Joseph P
Accidents Claim 12 In AP Survey For Weekend
AAP survey reports 12 deaths from traffic crashes over the weekend ending Sunday. No injuries were listed for several incidents, while others caused fatalities across multiple regions.
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Associated Press
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