Two starving Baughman brothers die in New Orleans
In a squalid New Orleans tenement, six year old William Baughman Jr died pleading for food and seven year old Lawrence died shortly after. Neighbors reported long begging and consumption of scraps from garbage and mustard jars. Parents William Baughman and his wife were jailed for criminal neglect as police investigated the family’s strained conditions and lack of aid.
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Princess Margaret May Say Yes to RAF Pilot
London AP report notes rising speculation that Princess Margaret will announce plans to marry Group Captain Townsend. Public sentiment leans toward a royal romance ending in a formal engagement, with a potential statement expected by Parliament’s opening.
McCarthy Attacks Harvard Leader During Kamin Trial
Senator McCarthy denounced Harvard President Nathan Pusey as he concluded testimony in the contempt of Congress trial of Leon J. Kamin, former Harvard search aide, in Boston. The exchange centered on Kamin’s conduct and Harvard’s stance.
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Fall Storm Takes Path Of Hazel
More than 100 persons had to be evacuated by boat from flooded homes in nearby localities. Roads closed and banks were overtopped as 2 1/2 inches of rain fell by mid morning. The Weather Bureau warned of inland surge tonight as the storm moves from Pennsylvania toward New York and Lake Ontario, echoing the Hazel hurricane of October.
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Bond Backers Rally Today At Ohio State University
About 400 backers of a 150 million dollar bond issue for new public buildings will rally today at Ohio State University. The four hour session begins at noon with talks by Gov. Lausche House Speaker Cloud Senate President Mechem Dr Porterfield and Dwight L Arnold. If approved the bond would fund a long range building program for schools colleges universities mental hospitals and penal institutions in Ohio to appear as amendment No 1 on the ballot and financed by a tax increase on per pack cigarette sales.
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Townsend Visits Clarence House Amid Prince Talk
Margaret and her mother were at Clarence House when Townsend arrived. The princess had returned from Scotland Thursday morning and the queen mother came back from vacation just before. Townsend, in ordinary business attire, drove up alone to St James Palace and parked in the courtyard. He declined to confirm any conversation with the prince after leaving.
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Government Told To Buy Up Surpluses
Iowa Gov Leo Hoegh urged the U S government to buy livestock and stockpile food as an emergency measure to bolster farm prices. The plan was presented at the Midwest Republican Farm Price Conference opening, with governors and chief executives from Nebraska South Dakota Indiana Wisconsin Wyoming Illinois attending.
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Republican Committee Endorses ONeill for Governor Nomination
The Tuscarawas County Republican Committee became the 16th county to back Atty. Gen. C. William ONeill as a gubernatorial candidate. ONeill had not stated definitively if he would pursue the GOP nomination.
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GOP
Gettysburg Awaits President Eisenhower Arrival
Historic Gettysburg prepared for President Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie as a private sanitarium like setting at a Gettysburg farm is offered for convalescence. The Gettysburg Times notes dispatches from Denver about possible dates around November 5 to January, with town services ready to welcome the presidential party.
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Oratory
West Virginia Opposed Ohio Tax on Truckers
Six trucking firms filed suit in Kanawha County Circuit Court challenging Motor Vehicles Commissioner Country's authority to enact plans for West Virginia to join Ohio in a mileage tax on out of state truckers. Ohio sought pact changes to tax cross border haulers while WV would tax gasoline imports used in state travel.
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Dean Martin and Wife Split Up in Hollywood
Dean Martin and his wife Jeanne have separated after a marriage that produced two children. The couple plans to formalize a separation while remaining on friendly terms. Martin, a famed crooner and partner of Jerry Lewis, previously married Jeanne Biegger from Miami and Palm Springs is mentioned in reports.
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Five Day Forecast and Earthquake Tremors Report
The forecast shows temperatures averaging around 65 degrees below normal with highs near 63 to 67 and lows 43 to 45. Expect a cool weekend with a warm spell Monday and a cooler turn by Tuesday night into Wednesday. Rain is forecast in northeast Ohio tonight and Saturday and across the state Tuesday. An earthquake tremor was felt in an Apennine city in Italy today.
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Old Vets Showed Zip At Legion Convention
A fragmented account describes a Legion national convention where older veterans dominated debates while younger members rebuked some leaders. J. Wagner, a Navy veteran and former national commander, played a central role as discussions covered postwar policies, farm support, and UNESCO ties. The gathering noted calls for veterans benefits and shifts in leadership amid a charged atmosphere.
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Boat Harbor Wreck Leaves Harbor Damaged and Vacant
A marine incident at Friendship Boat Harbor caused extensive damage estimated at 10,000 dollars. One harbor area reports a wreck beyond repair with five outboard motor boats and a 21 100 ton houseboat damaged. No injuries reported.
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Ex POWs Told to Seek Old Jobs Back Ha
Berlin West General Heinrich Keen urged a group of former prisoners just returned from Russia to find their old employers for work. The remark drew laughter from the assembled ex-POWs, including Hein Linge, once Hitler’s valet.
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OIC Denies CIC Rap In Jobless-Pay Rankle
Columbus report says the Ohio Information Committee dismissed CIC claims about unemployment pay reforms. Milligan defends accuracy, noting the CIO opposition, while figures discuss proposed weekly benefits up to 69 dollars, with proposed caps and dependent allowances amid debate on aiding jobless workers.
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Ike Celebrates Birthday While Under Care
President Eisenhower marked his 65th birthday at the Army Hospital Denver in cheerful spirits despite ongoing heart attack risk. A morning bulletin said he slept well, felt refreshed, and his schedule may gain pace with defense and budget talks planned.
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Confidence Is Sought By Faure
Paris report says Premier Edouard Faure sought a confidence vote to keep his government in office amid a hostile majority over Algerian policy. The decision aimed to halt debate as his allies struggle to sustain support, with a vote planned for Tuesday after an all night session failed to advance any resolutions.
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Tars Thrill Leningrad by British Fleet Visit
British navy tars arrive with Triumph leading six ships to the Neva River crowds by the banks cheer as foreigners patrol Leningrad streets for the first time. Night floodlit ships echo with British and Russian songs amid an exchange of courtesies.
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Circleville School Looks to Friday Religious Program
Circleville school system launches a religious educational program for pupils in the first six elementary grades. The program runs after the regular session and each Friday, with students released about an hour early to attend a church session.
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Circleville
Unions Seen Increasing Organizing Activity Ahead of AFL CIO Merger
Washington labor unions accelerate organizing even before the December AFL CIO merger ratification. Philip Ray Rodgers, acting chairman of the National Labor relations board, notes a pickup in bargaining status cases in 1965, attributing acceleration to factors not fully clear.
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Philip Ray Rodgers
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Republicans vow fight amid warnings on 1950 House balance
A Washington report predicts the Republicans face a tough campaign next year with a "Bum Slo san" tempo and a strong shift in dialogue toward Peace and Prosperity. The piece also forecasts Democrats could at least double their current House majority in the coming elections.
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Labor Rift Costs Indiana Guard Duty And Strike
Indiana's labor dispute at Perfect Circle Corp escalates costs with nearly 1000 National Guardsmen on duty to contain a riot. The State Budget Committee authorized use of 71500 for guard expenses after a week of measures exhausted the civil military funds. The UAW cites a 25 million strike fund while noting Taft Hartley limits on secondary boycotts.
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Jorice Coats
George N. Craig
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Richmond
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Governors Sales Tour Targets Cincinnati Firms
West Virginia Governor William C. Marland toured Cincinnati industry leaders at the Queen City Club urging new branch plants and distribution out lets in the state. He argued West Virginia lags behind neighboring states in manufacturing and warned of a low mood if the effort fails. Earlier he said he would be the first state chief executive to undertake such direct selling. A second item notes a battalion of British infantry left for Cyprus to reinforce troops amid unrest.
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Bridge Players Anted Up For Big Pot In Dallas
Three women at a Dallas bridge table anteed 50 each, pushing a pool of 137736.38 to be shared by 11 heirs and a pioneer woman oil-well driller. The 1930 tale follows Mrs J M Stinnette Mrs Virginia Sanders and Mrs George E Light, later deceased, with two Dallas players supporting drilling efforts. The case spawned multiple suits, a court settlement in Dallas A Blankene ship's court and long litigation specifics.
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Virginia Sanders
George E. Light
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