Secret tests emphasize A bomb defense at Eniwetok
May 12 Honolulu Associated Press reports a new atomic test at Eniwetok stressed defense against the A bomb. The operation green house aimed to study konstruktion design and materials to resist blast while hydrogen bomb work remained in early stages. Statements from Rep Henry M Tarkson and Senate sources circulated as officials prepared a news conference. The Atomic Energy Commission noted a test program under way and advance notices stressed defense research.
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Turmoil Ends in Panama as Former VP Takes Over
Panama city reports calm after Alcibides Atosemena, 66, a former vice president, assumed residency and pledged cooperation with the United States. The four day turmoil left at least 14 dead, with Arnulf Arias jailed following a deadly clash at the presidential palace and over 1,000 followers rounded up. The transition aims to restore order amid the chaos.
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School Cafeteria Looted by Youths
Youthful intruders, possibly the same group that hit grade schools last weekend, broke into the Senior High School cafeteria during the night and looted a quantity of food and several coins. Mrs. Merite Hunt, cafeteria manager, found the theft around 12 30 this morning. Police Chief Harley Drake said the intruders forced an east side door and removed the cafeteria door air, noting the entry may be the work of juveniles.
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Railroads seek crossing gate installation approval
Railroads filed with the Public Utilities Commission to install automatic half length crossing gates at Mead Avenue and nearby cross streets. Gates would lower automatically when trains approach and could be controlled by a watchman. A public hearing date will be set after review, with possible mid summer approval if conditions are met. Erie Railroad officials say materials are being purchased and installation could occur this year if approved.
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Clean Up Day Cost Reveals City Expenditure
Streets director Guy Abey disclosed costs for a three day cleanup in which 67 loads of refuse were hauled to the city dump. City trucks incurred charges at $2 an hour while labor totaled 316.30 dollars with 216 hours regular and 81 hours extra.
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Pastor Convicted in 1st Degree Murder Case
GUNTY ROCHESTTH New York May 13 The Rev George F Hetenyi was convicted today of first degree murder in the shooting death of his 24 year old wife The pronouncement came after a jury deliberation that followed a high profile case in which the clergyman faced multiple sessions and a lengthy trial leading to the verdict and impending sentencing phase
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Raymond Firm Grants One-Cent Wage Increase at Plant
About 550 workers at the Raymond Mfg Co will receive a one cent per hour raise effective April 30 under Wage Stabilization Board rules allowing up to a ten percent increase during the base period. This brings total wage hikes at the Raymond plant to 13 cents since May of last year, with prior voluntary boosts in October and earlier in 1942. Management and union officials say the raise complies with WSB limits and have notified workers in official correspondence.
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All-State Orchestra Concert Held At Kin ton High
May 12 audience at 1400 heard a 195-piece all-state scholastic orchestra in the first concert of the Spring music festival at Abraham Kinton High School. Dr. David Robertson of Oberlin College led the program. Miss Janice Johnston, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Johnston, was chosen to participate after competition among high school musicians from across the state.
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France Moves Toward General Election Amid Parliament End Vote
Paris May 13 France plans a general election next month after the National Assembly backed dissolving parliament by a wide margin. The vote 361 to 299 cleared the move as part of the government's program. The election is set for July 4, marking France's first general ballot since October 19, 1946.
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Three teen girls hurt in Corry auto accident
Three teen age girls were injured when their car skidded on a wet road north of Corry and plunged into a ravine. Hyired Aa Loje Belle Welle 18 Mayville R D 4 Sally May Land 15 of Bhemiah and Donna Pyne 10 of Sherman were treated for injuries and admitted. Police reported damage to the car about 480 dollars. A separate incident west of Union City left Kenneth Graham 45 Erie with a heart condition after his Buick went off Route 97 and fell into a ravine. State Police investigated both crashes and motorists had left the scene by the time they arrived.
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Columbus Inn Owner Charles A Page Dies From Self Inflicted Gunshot
Charles A Page 41 proprietor of the Columbus Inn died early today from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner Hd Lowrey and local officials said he had been despondent and ill for a week. Page moved to Columbus from Detroit where born August 13 1909. Survived by wife Marjorie and two children Gall and Gary, plus mother Mrs Hall Cook sister Mrs Gene Conrad brother James Southway, all of Detroit. Funeral at Bracken Healing Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 am.
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Government orders rollback of 12 cents in chuck steak prices
The government orders a 12 cent price rollback on chuck steak across retail outlets. The order amends ceiling rules to address inequities and allow adjustments, with full effect expected Monday morning and posted prices due by May 14. Retailers anticipate small reductions in higher grade meats, with specific cuts like chuck arm and blade affected.
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Senators Contend Dawson Used Influence in REC Probe
Washington report on May 1 outlines Sen Fulbright and Sen Silbonminities accusing Dawson, confidant to President Trimen, of using office power to sway REC loan policies. Dawson denies impropriety, calls hearings fair, while Fulbright warns of forthcoming testimony reviews. Mangled obituary style note follows about a Roy Becit Nua body found in Scottdale, with Belmont Fuel Company link.
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Dem Leader Slain Amid Turbulent Tennessee County Politics
W. A. Lewis, 44, a Democratic leader and county board chairman, was shot and killed in a volatile Tennessee county where government has been without full leadership for months. The case follows factional violence tied to a contested governance dispute between the Democratic majority and a Republican Good Government faction. Police brace for potential repeat violence as investigators pursue leads.
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Tobacco tax hike sparks House fight in Washington
May 12 Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee weighing a large tobacco tax rise. Doughton leads tax drafting, pushing cigarette tax to 8 cents per pack with calls for farmers’ interests, while some urge exemptions or a differential. Earlier, committee voted a $250 million rise in alcohol taxes as skirmishes begin.
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Defense chief continues testimony on Truman message to MacArthur
Mary Marshall described Truman's January 13 dispatch to General MacArthur as aiming to align his thinking with administration policy and the Korean war. She said the note urged MacArthur to follow directions, while lawmakers pressed whether it was Mack Arthur’s initiative or a broader response, with continued hearings noted.
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Babson Park college reform call spurs work ethos debate
A historical column from Babson Park Mass argues U S colleges should train students to work rather than play. The writer cites wartime Navy takeover of Babson Institute, notes disciplined, efficient training, and advocates government colleges funded by taxation to address perceived waste. Continues on Page Eight.
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Battle in central Korea slows Red bridgehead advance
American troops fought in rain for six hours to blunt a Red bridgehead south of the Chagwon River amid a smoke screen buildup in central Korea. UN observers reported Reds massing near Munsan and Chuncheon with smoke pall and artillery fire as a spring offensive looms, while other fronts showed scattered activity and warnings of renewed aggression within two years.
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