Lawmen Reject Phone Hearing In Ohio Strike
Scioto County police chiefs Hugh Rudity of Portsmouth and Fred Brown of New Boston refused to testify before a legislative committee about violence in a strike that cut telephone service in the Ohio River area since October. Sergeant-at-arms Mark W. Bennett said Rudity and Brown cited illness and Rudity's upcoming resignation and sick leave through Jan. 1.
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Columbus
Scioto County
Ohio River
Mark W. Bennett
Ohio House
Portsmouth
Hugh Rudity
Fred Brown
New Boston
Noti
Bennett
Rtudity
Cleveland Strike Ends as Presses Roll Again
Cleveland newspapers return to home delivery after a 26 day strike by eight unions. The photoengravers union ratified a two year contract, ending the stoppage that left The Cleveland News The Cleveland Press and The Plain Dealer without regular editions.
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Vernal G. Rifle
Sof
Cleveland
Presses
New Boston
Bennett
Photoengravers Union
Cleveland News
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Plain Deal
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Scripps- Howard
the Plain Dealer
the News
Driv
Strike Struggle Tops Portsmouth Hearing on Utility Seizure Plan
National Labor Relations Board orders a hearing in Portsmouth on a complaint linked to a long strike by the Communications Workers of America against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Testimony from local law enforcement figures and Gov. Lausche highlighted debate over a state seizure law and the Legislature’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatin
National Labor Relations Board Workers America
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Portsmouth
House Judiciary Committee
James B. Pugh
B. A. Howland
Paul E. Flohr
William H. Horr
Portsmouth Committee On Law Enforcement
Frank J. Lausche
John Green
Portsmouth Times
Green
Robert F. Layton
Albert Bailey
Rudity
Bailey
General Hospital
Communications Workers of America
Portsmouth Area
Fee
Me Mouse
Judiciary Committee
Lausche
U. S
William O'Neil
Gener
Pt Pleasant Auto Train Victim Dies
Maude Marie Knapp 34 of 1411 Lewis St died at Holzer Hospital after more than 40 hours of unconsciousness from injuries when her car was struck by a B&O train at the 11th and stand crossing early Sunday. She was a Parkersburg area longtime employee and WAC veteran. survived by husband Loraine, two sisters, a half brother, and burial plans set. A separate note reports 22 month old Jor ry Lee Knight died in Parkersburg hospital after a loaded rifle was knocked from a table by a sibling, Sheriff says.
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Point Pleasant
Maude Marie Knapp
Lewis St
Holzer Hospital
B&o
Mason County
James ‘Martin
Gertrude Hale (Martin) Workman
Huntington
Loraine Knapp
Yonker's Manufacturing Co
Parkersburgrior
Edith Wamsley
Janette Harmon
James Martin
Greensborough
N. C
Stevens Funeral
EUB Church
Roy McCoy
Sunarest Cemetery
American Legion
Knapp
WAC
Aberdeen
Maniniin
Jorry Lee Knight
Wilburn
Belpre
Parkersburg
W.va
Washington County
Dean Ellis
Officials Quiet on Delay of Trains by Russians
Western officials refused to confirm if the delay of Allied trains by the Russians in Berlin was serious. A British train was turned back to the West, a U.S. train held two hours, and another U.S. train delayed. Russia demanded new frontier procedures, sparking mild fears over access to Berlin under the four power agreement.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
West
U.S
Russia
East
West Germany
East Germany
Kadar Attacks Nagy as Hungary Faces Strikes and Pressure
Premier Janos Kadar intensified a propaganda push against ex-Premier Imre Nagy linking him with counter revolutionaries. He cited exile in Romania and warned Nagy could be harmed by hidden enemies while saying the regime planned no criminal case against Nagy despite his alleged deeds. Production remains crippled by strikes and unrepaired machinery as work resumes in parts of the country.
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Varna
Ausith
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Janos Kadar
Romania
Kadar
Budapest
2 Council
Clue Found In Safe Theft at Bullitt Estate
Police search for leads in a wall safe theft at William Marshall Bullitt estate in Louisville. Palm prints appeared on an entry window and Bullitt staff to be fingerprinted as detectives investigate a haul ranging from 40 000 to 274 000. Two Louisville men were arrested on vagrancy charges following a pickup order for a known safe cracker.
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Louisville
William Marshall Bullitt
Elmer Emery
James Wyatt
Mao Hopeful To Free 10 Americans in Red China
Mao Tsetung expressed hope that U S bids to release ten Americans held in Chinese prisons can be favorably concluded. Tempo Revista published an interview with Mao and Curzio Malaparte in Peiping. Diplomats in Bern and Geneva discuss the prisoners in a delicate, ongoing process.
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Mao Tzetung
United States
Red China
Tempo Revista
Mao
Curzio Malaparte
Peiping
China
Bern
Geneva
Ohio's 300th Victim Electric Chair Claims Tannyhill For Slaying
Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill of LaRue in Marion County was executed in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair at 8 12 pm becoming the 300th inmate put to death. He murdered Fremont waitress Shirley Bradford with an automobile jack iron on May 2 1955 after robbing the tavern where she worked.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill
LaRue
Marion County
R. H. Brooks
Tannyhill
Shirley Bradford
Fremont
Bradford
Three Die in West Virginia Home Asphyxiation
MUUNDOVILLE West Virginia two young brothers and a babysitter died Monday night in a McKeefrey home. J Burley said death appeared to be from asphyxiation while Coroner Ernest D Conner had not issued an official verdict. In another item Indonesian labor unions protested Russian action in Hungary and refused to supply water to a Soviet tanker in Jakarta.
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Muundoville
W.va
McKeefrey
Singapore
Lnions
Hungary
Jakarta
Red Cross Leader Expected for India Post
Ellsworth Bunker, retiring president of the American Red Cross, was reported in line for appointment as ambassador to India. The post would replace Senator-elect John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky, a Democrat who previously served in Italy and Argentina during the Truman administration and headed the National Sugar Refining Co.
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Washington
Ellsworth Bunker
American Red Cross
India
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Italy
Argentina
Truman
National Sugar Refining Co
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Convention Pageant
At the 38th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention about 250 attendees, mostly farmers, enjoyed a 1 hour pageant titled When Neighbors Meet. The performance staged Monday night celebrated the councils 20th anniversary with participants acting and delivering dialogue.
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Farm Bureau Advisory Councils
Wilson Halts Army Use of Long Range Missiles
Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered the Army to stop operating longer range guided missiles beyond its current stock and barred further development of weapons exceeding 200 miles in range. The move keeps Navy and Air Force roles intact for missiles and aviation while limiting Army airlift to 20 000 pound helicopter capacities and forbids offensive air role. Typhoon Olive nears Luzon with 100 mile per hour winds expected to reach by Wednesday.
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Wanmung Tux
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Army
Air Force
Pentagon
Reuben Robertson
Robertson
Uson
Tme
Navy
Eeiven
Luzon
Manila
Olive
Zon Island
Manila Weather Bureau
UN delegates revolt over canal salvage bill at UN session
The General Assembly, led by Soviet delegates, disputes footing the 10 million dollar cost for Suez Canal salvage and emergency police. Debate centers on who should pay while Hammarskjold prepares access to funds and repayment terms remain undecided.
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United Nations
N.Y
Suez Canal
Russia
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
General Assembly
Nation Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Columbus—I
Homereh
Dean
Sec
Clintonville
Assembly
Franklin County
Mon Pleas
Joseph M. Hart
Harter
Oprah
Fendant
Deanesseston
Ohio
Columbus
Elmo Rice
Ohio teen earns national food preparation honor
Mary Karet Reed, 17, Fairfield County Ohio, was named a national winner in food preparation at the national 4-H Club Contest in Chicago. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Reed of Lancaster and one of eight U S girls to win the honor. The award includes a $300 scholarship. Reed has been a 4-H member eight years and completed 56 projects in canning baking freezing and meal planning.
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Chicago
Mary Karet Reed
Fairfield Count
Ohio
Richard Reed
Rt. 1
Lancaster 3
United States
UN Chief Plans Move Toward Cease Fire Line
U N police commander plans to shift headquarters nearer the cease fire line and ease crowding at the Suez Canal camp. Maj Gen Burns says no immediate move to Port Said, where 19 Norwegians are stationed but not patrolling. Police arrangements target three camps between Qantara and Ismailia.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
E. L. M. Burns
Unef 1
UN Emergency Force
Port Said
Abu Suweir
Qantara
Ismailia
Canal
Trombonist Dorsey Dies in Sleep Choked on Food
Greenwich Conn trombonist Tommy Dorsey died at about 1 am Monday after choking on food. His third wife Janie, suing for divorce, was in the house with their children. booking agent Vincent Carbone found the body after entering. The couple had dinner with Dorsey recently told he was developing an ulcer. He left a note for Barzie the manager and planned to meet in New York.
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Greenwich
Conn
Tommy Dorsey
Stanley Knapp
Knapp
Dorsey
Janie
Vincent Carbone
Carbone
Jimmy
New York
Ruth New
Atlanta
Tina Barrie
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Barzie
Susie
Steve
Mildred Kraft
Lester Hooker
Richmond
Thomas F. Dorsey
Hawai
Pat Dane
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Pt. Pleasant
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Electric Chair
Ohio Supreme Court
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W. A. Fagal
Faith For Today
Ralph W. Alvis
Henry G. Stahl
Stahl
Red Cross Press
News Index
Athens Comics
Chauncey 12
Gallipolis
Glouster
Logan Markets
Nelsonvile
Pomeroy
Middleport
Ue Television
Eisenhower
Augusta
South
Congress
Wison
Ml Army
AIAML
Caracas
Jack Dean
Eld
Sea
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