Segregation in Hillsboro Schools Debated by Leaders
Hillsboro scenes a clash as Ray Paul of the NAACP asserts segregation in local schools, while Superintendent Ray Upp denies it citing capacity and rezoning issues. The dispute follows new student placements at Webster Washington and Lincoln schools and includes a separate arraignment of Philip Partridge for arson at Lincoln School.
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Ray Paul
Cincinnati
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Paul Upp
Enoug
Upp
Lincoln School
Webster
Washington
Lincoln
Paul
Cincinnati Call & Post
U. S. Supreme Court
Philip H. Partridge
Highland County
Partridge
Lima State Hospital
Condemned Killer Confesses Dayton Slaying Details
Jackson Mississippi dispatch reports Condemned killer Minor Sorber described to Ohio journalist Jerry Poston the 1947 Dayton slaying of George Zavakos for a $1000 payoff. Sorber gave how he and a Toledo man tracked Zavakos, shot him, and disposed of the murder weapon, with Ohio connections and jail escape context.
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Jackson
Miss
Minor Sorber
Ohio
Dayton
Sorber
George Zavakos
Hinds County
Jerry Poston
Columbus
Dayton Daily News
Paston
Toledo
Zavakos
Detroit
Lorber
Sorper
George
Sieben Thaler
Stillwater River
Mississippi’s
Mississippi
MacArthur proposed permanent UN military command in Korea
Trygve Lie says in his upcoming book that General Douglas MacArthur offered to head a permanent supreme military command under the United Nations during the Korea War on November 5, 1950. The plan would have shifted command away from U S forces, but Chinese intervention altered the war. MacArthur later retired and gave no comment on Lie's account.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Lie
MacArthur
Yalu River
Korea
Far Eastern
United States
Truman
Escapees Evade Capture at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta federal prison saw two escapees remain at large after others were recaptured Friday night. George H. Evans of Douglasville Pennsylvania and Charles Richard Perry of Memphis Tennessee, both 25, used a sewer pipe to reach woodland nearby. Guards later caught two of the escapees, George Ellis and Charles Edward Stegall, while Eilis and Stegall had fled the same route earlier. Warden W H Hardwick noted a barred grill opening allowed the sewer exit and went undiscovered during the search.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
George H. Evans
Douglasville
Charles Richard Perry
Memphis
W. H. Hardwick
Eilis
Stegall
Cincinnati Man Dies After Train Collision
A 30 year old Cincinnati man Eddie Franklin died when his car struck a locomotive on Saturday. Conductor Harold Kelly said the locomotive had stopped and its lights were burning as he investigated the collision.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Franklin
Harold Kelly
Red Military Targets Hit by Nationalists
Formosa coast defenses faced attacks from Nationalist planes and warships for the sixteenth straight day. The Red bombardment around Quemoy prompted the renewed air and sea strikes as Lt. Gen. Chang Yi-ting cautioned that future actions remain unpredictable.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Eeven
Chang Yi-ting
Nine Power Talks Set on West European Defense
The United States and Britain scheduled a nine power conference for approximately September 28 to discuss West European defense and rapid rearmament of West Germany within the NATO framework. Delegations from the United States United Kingdom France Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg and West Germany will meet at the foreign ministers level in London with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Dulles acknowledged the European Defense Community lacks a viable state but stated efforts must proceed.
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United States
Britain
West Germany
Foreign Office
U. S
State Dulles
Churchhill
Canada
Ued European Defense Community
EDC P
France
Taly
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Konrad Arenauer
Dulles
Botnn
European Defense Community
Advocates Of Plant Site To Be Feted In Ravenswood
Ravenswood will host a September 30 program honoring Ford R. Morrow and Fielding Lewis for securing the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Co. plant at Willow Grove. The event, titled Ford Morrow Fielding Lewis night, recognizes their efforts to bring a multi million dollar aluminum sheet and foil mill to the Ohio Valley area. Construction starts January 1 with about 2000 jobs anticipated. the program is organized by the Ravenswood Wien’s Club under William Caldwell. A separate report notes Mrs. Mary E. Arnold died in a Friday car crash near Conneaut on Routes 7 and 26.
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W. Va
Kaiser? Aluminum and Chemical Co
Willow Grove
Ravenswood Wien
William Caldwell
Fielding Lewis
Fittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ford R. Morrow
Ford Morrow
Lewis
Ohio Valley
Schools Improvement Assn
Morrow
W:ton
Ohio
Corn Grows Taller In Ohio Says Secretary Brown
Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown claimed the corn in his garden grows taller than any in Iowa or Jary of State Melvin D 3 horst challenged to match the sky stalks He proposed October 16 as a setting for a showdown in Columbus Ohio State football halftime Brown said he raised his corn from a gift from a Clark County resident and his former home was mentioned in the report
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Iowa & Jary
Melvin D. 3Horst
Brown
Clark County
Pretty Blonde Coed Vanishes From School
Plummer a 23 year old Radcliffe College student vanished Friday while en route to graduate German class. Authorities offer no explanation. She is the twin daughter of Fred J. Plummer a Warren Pa. engineer notable for bridge design. Her mother is a Ohio University alumna.
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Plummer
Radcliffe College
Miss Plummer
Warren Pa
Fred J. Plummer
Cleveland
Gallia County Voters to Decide on School Merger
Gallia County voters will decide November 2 on uniting 16 local districts into a countywide school district. The board of education approved the merger proposal 3-1, sending it to the state education department for approval.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Gallia Coun Board of Education
Cial
State Department of Education
Did he kill Marilyn Sheppard trial draws eyes in courtroom
Cleveland witnesses describe the crowded common pleas court as Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard faces possible bail. Reporters note 50 spectators daily with 34 others including officials watching his every move as the question lingers: did he kill Marilyn Sheppard.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Cleveland
Sheppard
Bert Winston
Marilyn
Marilyn Sheppard
Dr. Sam
Frank
Common Pleas
Lipperd
Wiley Opposed to Senate Recall Over West Europe Defense
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin opposes recalling the Senate until a definite agreement emerges on anti Communist defense forces with France, Germany, and other Western nations. He warns a session could become political and affect election outcomes.
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Wiley
Wis
Senate
France
Germany
Wiey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gore
HDC
Europe
England
European Defense Community
McCarthy
R-Wis
Attempted Derailment Is Probed In Lake County
Lakes County deputies arrest four youths on breaking and entering warrants linked to an alleged train derailment attempt near Painesville. FBI notified as train wrecking remains a federal offense. suspects include Ronald Dyot Perry, Okey Cottrell, Eugene King, and Ronald Peterson, with Perry and nearby towns named.
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Painesville
Lakes
Sheriff's Deputies
FBI
W. B. Evans
Lyndale
Cleveland
York Central Mail
Evans
Michael Zampini
Perry
Ronald Dy Ot Perry
Okey Cottrell
Berery
Eugene King
Mentor Headlands
Ronald Peterson
Geneve
Ohio Man Is Victim Of Hunting Mishap
Miamisburg resident Gilfrdd Muncy, 29, was wounded fatally Saturday during a hunting event in Highland County. Coroner Hoyt ruled the death an accident after Muncy and others in an 18 man party climbed a tree stand. The incident occurred while the group hunted in the Hoyt area and authorities investigated.
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Hillsborg
Gilfrdd Muncy
Miamisburg
Ohio
Hoyt
Highland County
Munes
Miami-Daytant
Furble
Air Force Orders Over 200 Million for F100 Fighter Planes
The Air Force announced a massive order exceeding 200 million dollars for additional F100 supersonic fighters. Production will start at North American’s Columbus plant with deliveries expected in about a year, while multiple plants prepare for rapid wartime expansion.
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Air Force
Cedaratua
Canuwbus
North American
Los Angeles
Catuim- Due
Susidd
Fis
Ftowis
Air Force Simy
Havish
Snore
Migis
Kar
Sads
WKAP
Godfrey Rebounds From Six Month Ban With Wings
Teeterboro NJ local radio and television entertainer Itur Godfrey regains flying rights after a six month suspension by the Civil Aeronautics Board. He says it feels right and that the license fits. The incident, once widely publicized, led to renewed scrutiny of aviation regulations.
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Teeter Boro
Ithur Godfrey
iPriday
Coolay
Stow
Ron
Sant
Civil Aeronautica Board
Farmiius
Janurg
Five thousand dollar bull dies after pneumonia siege
A $50,000 bull named Anonaen 32B3 from C. V. Whitney Farm spent days in an oxygen tent during pneumonia treatment. He was moved from the tent on Thursday and appeared to be on the road to recovery before his death, reportedly from a heart attack per the manager’s wife.
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Westeuey
Geese
Thuratay
Ivor Baidins
C. V. Whitney Farm
Roosevelt Harriman Compete For New York Governor Nomination
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Averell Harriman face off in the Democratic primary for New York governor. Harriman enjoys strong backing from Tammany Hall and party leaders, while Roosevelt's camp plans an early, targeted push into key regions. The outcome shapes contrast with Republican Governor Thomas E. Dewey and the Eisenhower administration.
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New York
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Averell Harriman
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Stala
Harrian
Thomas Eyes
Guard Killed In Nevada Prison Break
In Nevada City Nevlan authorities report a prison break that left a guard dead. Three convicts seized a milk truck and fired as they fled past gates, with one gun recovered. the guard’s identity and the full motive remain under investigation.
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City
Nevlan
Nevada State
Jones
A. Bo Bernard
Ister
Harry Fletcher
Uname
Bernard
Lameron Butler
Pope Remains Active Despite Weakened State
The Vatican reports Pope continues some work and audiences despite not fully recovering from last winter illness. Gemenco Tardini, secretary of state for extraordinary affairs, says no audiences have been canceled and the pontiff remains active at his residence.
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Pope
Vatican City
Meet
Gemenco Tardini
Vatican
Vatican Secretary of State
Sheriff and Patrol Clash at Fatal Plane Crash Site
In Gallipolis the sheriff and four state highway patrolmen clashed after a fatal airplane crash near Cheshire. The patrolmen say the sheriff verbally arrested them and ordered them not to leave the scene, while the coroner and authorities dispute the incident and the patrol's right to investigate the crash.
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Galli Lis Post
Cheshire
Lucille Mullineaux
Wer
C. L. Boggs
G. L. Brian
White
David Paofitt
Donald R. Warehimit
Ohio River Rolleries
Cpl
Pierce D. McGreedy
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