Gala March Festivities Parade of the Hills in Nelsonville Tonight
The Parade of the Hills begins at 6 30 p m in Nelsonville with bands from Buchtel Caron Hill Chauncey Murray City and others. Dozens of units including royal candidates, floats and special judges vie for prizes and honors as the event winds through Chestnut to Madison Street and past Central School viewing stands.
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Watkins and
Jefferson Sts
Columbus
Cosumbus
Madison
Washington
Central School
Holand Pierce
Buchtel
Caron Hill
Chauncey
Murray City
Water
New Marshfield
the Plains
Isonville
Thhe Hills
Lynn
Barry
Sandy Taylor
Ichtel
Mary ‘Talbert
Sylvania
Red Men Lodge
Brooks Shoe
VFW
Jimmy
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Air Force Survival School
standard_Oil ‘Co
Rotary Club
Eagles
Emblem
Carbon Edge
West End
Red Cross Elks Lodge
Giri
Ying Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
Parde
Hills
Jackson
Ohio Vehicle Pacts With 18 States May Die Tonight Ruling Awaited
Ohio's high court was to rule tonight on whether to refund over two_axes and end reciprocity agreements with 18 states including Michigan and Illinois. The decision could end licenses recognition and force drivers to buy new state tags, while Ohio and the 18 states await or adjust to potential cancellations and amendments.
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Columbus
Michi
High
Michigan
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Robert M. Draper
Sion
Frank J. Lausche
Giana
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Texas
Michigan Andllinois
Oklahoma
Iowa
Delaware
Louisiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
North Carolina
Georgia
Albamia
Florida
Missouri
New Mexico
Train Hits Pickup Killing Three and Injuring Five Near Crossing
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio express rammed a pickup at a crossing near here last night. Three men in the truck were killed and five aboard the train sustained injuries. The train derailed 13 of 15 coaches. State patrol identified the dead as David Raynor, Lowell Speak, and Frederick Duis. The train carried no passengers. Lighting at the crossing was out at the time of the crash.
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Andar
Frederick Duis
Coulee
Arley Miler
Chillicothe
Sime
Lions Kill Leopards in Zoo Cage Clash
Five young male lions attacked the older leopard Snowball at Brookfield Zoo after being placed in the same cage by a zoo attendant. Snowball, aged 12, defended his mate but was overwhelmed by the 300-pound pride. None of the lions were hurt in the savage encounter.
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Brook‘eld Zoo
Sala
Ex convicts shot as clashes flare in electric workers strike
In a turbulent day, an ex convict was shot after police pursuit in New York amid mounting union tension as members of the International Union of Electrical Workers prepare a nationwide strike against Westinghouse Electric. Police also report a fatal shooting during a pursuit near Rockefeller Center and other violence as authorities clash with gunmen, with a Cleveland case adding to the national tension.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp.s
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Denmark
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Nor
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Peo
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Airom
New York
6Th Avec
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Chase
T Rockefeller “Center
Cleveland
Jle. Casen
Aca
Peter Hatzis
Brooklyn
King Hara
International Harvester Fid
Ny’ Price
Chicago
Temuit
Colegio Meximo de Sanfirm
Miguel
Marista
Buenos Aires
Colegio Champeg
Peron
TODAY'S Chuckle
A light humor item notes that a considerate number of people live on reputation or image, highlighting how reputation shapes perception and daily interactions in a playful, reflective tone.
Pressed To Toss Hat In Ring For 1956 Run
New Jersey Republican Sam Bodine urged early mobilization to press Eisenhower to announce a possible second term. He said 48 GOP state chairmen at a national campaign school would meet the president in Denver for a breakfast, though White House aide Murray Snyder said no announcement was planned.
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Sami L. Bodine
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Bodine
GOP
United Action
National Committee
Denver
Colo
Tee
Gowes
Murray Snyder
White House
Youth Quizzed In Girl's Death
Philadelphia police questioned the 0 year old son of the couple whose home Mrs Doris Ostreicher died in after a criminal abortion. Homicide Capt. David H Roberts was told that Allen Schwartz may be available with William A Gray's lawyer, as the youth's guardian seeks representation. Ostreicher, a food store heiress and new bride, died August 24, just days before her bird birthday, in a case marked by an inquest last Friday.
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Hiladelphia Ant Atty
Samuel Cash
Doris Silver Osreicher
David H. Roberts
Alen Schwartz
William A. Gray
Jaconiss
Milton
Americans see record July income as spending climbs
The Commerce Department reports July income at an annual rate of 304 billion dollars, about three billion more than June’s record. For the first seven months this year the figure averaged 298 billion dollars, twelve billion above January-July 1954.
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Commerce Department
World Without Men Is Claimed Possible
ALTON L. BLARPSLbA AP reports from East Lansing Mich where Dr Emil Witschi and Dr Chang describe frog experiments showing sex reversal and egg production in male embryos. They suggest a human parallel could be possible but unlikely, noting true genetic females would not be required for procreation under hormones and controlled environments.
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Fentagon Offcias
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Wemestay-iter
Newsweek Magazine
Steed “Air Force Base
Reno
Newsweek
Peter” Wyden
Alcohols Anonymous
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Jost
Tonn
Air Force
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Stead
Burton McKenzie
Boen
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Alton L. Blarpslba
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East Lansing
Mich
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Emil Witscht
2. Chang
State University of Law
Witschi and Chang
South Cracks Down on Integration Clamor in Alabama
Segments show Alabama White Citizens Councils threatening economic reprisals against Black tenants and teachers amid a petition for racially mixed classrooms. Notices report 16 of 29 signers fired or pressured as Alabama councils mimic Mississippi tactics. Ruby Hurley of Birmingham notes councils intend to extend these tactics, reflecting a broad reaction to desegregation demands.
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Selma
Ala
Integra
Leports
Dallas Coun- School Board
Alston Keith
Dallas County’ White Citizens Council
Ruby Hurley
Birminghovers
Alabama
Mississippi
Hurley
Polio Cases Decline as Health Service Reports Peak Has Passed
The Public Health Service reports polio incidence appears to have peaked in the 1995 week ending Sept 3. National totals show 2183 cases, with Nebraska and Montana excluded in the drop from the prior weeks. Massachusetts led new cases while Wisconsin and New York followed. 446 cases involved patients who had received Salk vaccine, 186 of them paralytic, as authorities caution against drawing conclusions from vaccine case reports.
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Washington
Polo
Nebraska
Montana
Fountain States
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New’ Mexico
Utah
Nevada
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New York
Lower Refund to Users in Midwest Gas Case
Examiner Edward B. Marsh recommended a refund of 96,380,665 dollars plus six percent interest to Ohio and five other Midwest gas distributors. The refund was based on a 5 percent return, but it should have been computed on an 8.6 percent return.
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Nission
Wahandle
Ohio
Midwest
Edward B. Marsh
Panhandle
Perons Labor Offers Service As Militia
A six million member labor confederation in Argentina was proposed as a civil militia to defend law and authorities. President Peron’s move aims to secure another armed force amid his drive against opposition after the June revolt. The CGT’s role strengthens Peron’s grip while critics warn of militarizing labor.
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Aenos Aires
Setina
General Confederation of Labor
Juan Peron
CGT
Eron
Clais
Peron
OGT
Dock Strike Spreading Reach Threatens U S Ports
A longshoremen walkout cost the Port of New York about a million dollars daily and spread to Baltimore with 7400 dock workers staying off. Boston and Philadelphia reported meetings and possible resumed work. ILA President William V Bradley urged governors New York and New Jersey to meet union leaders. The dispute stems from friction with the bi state waterfront commission regulating hiring. The two state leaders met with the union amid a court battle over restraining orders. Bradley warned the strike could expand from Canada to Texas if not resolved soon. Anastasia, ILA vice president, warned of a broader shutdown if talks fail.
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NEW York
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Canada
Texas
Bradley
New Jersey
Averell Harrian
Robert Meyer
TLA
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Biestate Commission
TLA' F
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Waterfront Commission
Albany
Trenton
Myen
Tony
Anastasia
Brooklyn
Water
Liverpool
England
Beauty From Tropics And Southern Belle Lead in Miss America
Atlantic City reports early Miss America contenders with Miss Hawaii Barbara Vieira of Honolulu leading after preliminary swimsuit events and Miss Alabama Patricia Juddieston winning the talent segment with Verdi aria Pace Pace Mio Dio. Evening gown results remain secret to heighten suspense among 49 entrants.
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Atlantic City
Tropics
Hawaii
Barbara Mario Vieira
Honolulu
Alabama
Patricia Byrd Juddieston
Clanton
Destino
Solons Train Sights On Politics Charge
Washington investigators focus on Edgar E Hopper former IRS inspection chief fired two years ago for political reasons. Hopper now a Dallas lawyer sues the revenue service claiming his dismissal was political while Treasury Secretary Humphrey cites incompetence. House and Senate panels already interviewed Hopper as leaders vow rapid inquiry.
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Edgar E. Hopper
Internal Revenue Service
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Dallas
Ton’ Fielal
Revenue Service
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Humphrey
Aleppe
Glen Johnston
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Iat
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Nolloban Dawva
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