Polio Vaccinations Delayed Requiring Schedule Shift
The county health department delayed polio vaccinations by one week due to late vaccine shipments. Dr. H. M. Boocks and Dr. Martin Keller expect arrivals this week, but no promise is given. Samuel Dillon warns of possible impact on bringing in second graders and bus logistics. The third shot will no longer be free through the National Foundation and must be obtained from family physicians.
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H. M. Boocks
Martin Keller
Ohio Department of Health
Division of
Samuel Dillon
EUB Church
Logan
Hocking County
Dillon
Keller
National Foundation For
Weekend Auto Wrecks Reported in Hocking County
Three traffic accidents occurred in Hocking County over the weekend. Denver Sanders and Megan Cluff involved in a Front Street collision. Robert Bartley fined for driving left of center after a Rt 328 wreck. John Richards to appear for left of center charge from a Sunday morning Rt 33 crash with truck driver William Campbell.
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Hocking County
Front
Hunter Sts
Denver L. Sanders
Rockbridge
Hunter
Robert W. Bartley
Logan Rt. 3
Joseph Phillips
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 328
Rt. 33
John Richards
Logan
Phillips’ Court
Richards
Rt. 664
William Campbell
Gallipolis
Ohio weekend traffic deaths total 17
A Columbus survey reports 17 accidental deaths in Ohio over the weekend. It notes 9 deaths on Saturday, 2 on Friday night, and 3 on Sunday, plus separate incidents including four youths killed in a Marion crash and other fatalities such as drownings and a fatal lumber accident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marion
Cleveland
Crombie Fleet-Footed Driver Killed In Lorain Crash
George T. Crombie 23, a factory worker, was killed when his car fled police after leaving a closed restaurant lot. The auto sped toward Lorain at about 90 mph, struck bricks and a parked vehicle, and his head was crushed between the door and frame.
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Elyriap
George T. Crombie
Crombie
Lorain
Ohio Polio Vaccine Due This Week
Health officials in Ohio say polio vaccine shipments are delayed to midweek due to federal testing requirements. Columbus and Franklin County plan to adjust inoculation schedules once shipments arrive at eight distribution points, with other cities including Washington Court House Wilmington Steubenville Dayton and Athens awaiting doses.
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Columbus
Johnny
Ohio
Martin Keller
Ohio Department of Health
Robert A. Evans
Franklin County
Washington D. H
Wilmington
Steubenville
Dayton
Athens
Polio Foundation
Dr. Keller
Fay ette County Doctors Set Polio Shot Price
The Fay ette County Medical Society says member physicians will charge 3 dollars per Salk polio shot or 9 dollars for the complete three shot series. The stated price covers both vaccine and administration.
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Washington D. H
Fayette County
Mercury Reaches 81 At Noon In Hocking County
The 12 30 p m reading shows 81 degrees in Hocking County today following a 35 degree nightly low. Showers are forecast tonight and Tuesday after a weekend with highs of 76 Saturday and 75 Sunday.
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Hocking County
Snow Stalls 350 Cars in Sierra Resort Area
A late spring snow storm in the Sierra mountains stalled about 350 cars with up to 18 inches of snow. California patrols reported no motorists in danger on U S 40, while crews on U S 50 assisted about 150 more. Cloudiness prevailed elsewhere with rain mainly in the Northern Rockies and Plains.
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Denver
California
Sierra Mountains
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
U. S. 40
U. S. 50
Great Lakes
Eisenhower Receives U.S. Intel on Red Chinese Air Buildup
Secretary Dulles disclosed to President Eisenhower that Chinese Communists are building up offensive air power opposite Formosa, a development with grave implications. Dulles outlined broader world-wide issues, including Vietnam, Austria, a possible Big Four conference, and the Bandung summit's hope for peace.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Formosa
U. S
Dulles
United States
China
Toledo Catholic War Veterans Endorse Gill for National Commander
The Ohio Catholic War Veterans Inc held its annual convention and endorsed William J. Gill of Cleveland, former state commander, as candidate for national commander at the Aug. 17 to 20 convention in New York City.
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Toledo
Ohio Catholic War Veterans, Inc
William J. Gill
Cleveland
New York City
Fred Wright Dies at 49 Former Hocking Schoolman
Fred Wright 49 a former Hocking County schoolman and Orbiston native died Saturday night at his Nelsonville home after a heart attack. He led Rockbridge and South Bloomingville high schools, taught at Moray City High, retired five years ago to enter insurance. He was active in Eagles Elk Masons. Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m. Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville with Rev Raymond Simpson officiating.
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Fred Wright
Hocking County
Orbiston
Nelsonville
John
Myrtle Sweazy Wright
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Moray City
Eagles and Elk Lodges
Kgger Creek
Ethel
Carbon Hill
Charles Wright
Glouster
Bartlett Schools
Garnet McBride
Athens
Grace Gorski
Tampa
Fla
Eva Winigman
Johnson Funeral Home
Raymond Simpson
Greenlawn Cemetery
Truman Urges U.N. X War Threat Curb
The piece reports rising hopes for settlement in a multi‑strike year in 1946 with rail and telecommunication walkouts cooled in parts. It notes a new Monsanto plant walkout in St Louis and fringe-benefit concessions in Maine textile mills as unions push demands while management sets deadlines.
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International Chemical Workers Union
New England
Maine
Einstein dies at 76 in Princeton Hospital
World renowned physicist Albert Einstein died at 1 15 am at Princeton Hospital aged 76 after gall bladder inflammation. He spent years at the Institute for Advanced Study and left a lasting impact on physics and the atomic age. He opposed misuse of atomic energy and championed social responsibility.
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N. J
Scientist Albert Einstein
Princeton Hospital
Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Ulm
Germany
Atomic Scientists
Celina Strike Hits 800 New Idea Workers in Coldwater
About 800 production workers at New Idea a division of Avco Manufacturing in Coldwater Mercer County walked out after their contract expired. CIO United Steel Workers members rejected a one week extension proposal. Office staff and foremen remain at work as negotiations continue. The plant makes farm implements.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
CIO
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Sperry
Lake Success
N. Y
Wildcat
Buffalo
South
Celina
New Idea
Avco Manufacturing Co
Coldwater
Mercer County
United Steel Workers
Girl, 17, Held For Shooting Man in Columbus
Police to confer with juvenile officials over the death of Walter Brown 35 shot to death by 17 year old Marcia Howe. Investigators say Howe shot Brown after finding him choking his wife Shirley Ann 45, who is her cousin.
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Columbus
Walter Brown
Marcia Howe
Brown
Shirley Ann
Marcia
Ohio Trucker, 28, Bound To Jury
Massillon, Ohio truck driver Robert W. Brewer, 28, is bound to the grand jury after losing 24 235 pounds of shrimp valued at 12 573 in a poker game in Houston. Unable to post a 10 000 bond, he was jailed in Jackson after appearing before U S Commissioner Irene Herbert.
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Biloxi
Miss
Robert W. Brewer
Massillon
Ohio
Grand
Brewer
Houston
Tex
Hinds County
Jackson
U. S
Irene Herbert
Hungry burglars raid Buena Vista Ridge cabin
Sheriff Waldron and Deputy Metzler investigated a break in at H. W. Thomas's cabin on Buena Vista Ridge Road five miles west of Route 33. Intruders entered and ate food, using a skeleton key possibly, with no other items taken. A second cabin belonging to Robert B. Cones across the road was also targeted but not entered. A screen was pried then replaced. investigation continues.
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A. J. Waldron
Spurgeon Metzler
H. W. Thomas
Worthington
Buena Vista Ridge Rd
Rt. 33
Robert B. Cones
Columbus
Thomas
Soekarno Opens Asian African Conference With Call For Morality
Bandung Indonesia August 1955 voice of reason urged world leaders to act for humanity. Soekarno said Asia and Africa can inject the voice of reason into world affairs and called for morality in society government and statecraft. He warned of fear and nuclear threats and urged peace and non domination by any force or ideology.
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
West Germany
Bandung
Indonesia
Achmad Soekarno
Soekarno
Asia
Eooe
Manind
Africa
Sastroamidjojo
Nehru
Chou
U Nu
China
U. N
United Nations
Truman urges UN General Assembly action on world peace threats
Former President Truman tells a Senate subcommittee the United Nations should be brought before the General Assembly to address current threats to world peace. He warns against losing what the UN provides, calls the UN the best instrument for disarmament and urges cautious reform of the charter amid Soviet veto power. He notes Formosa talks and U.N. limitations, with Hoover and Roosevelt slated to testify.
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Truman
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
Formosa
Red China
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
U. N
U.N
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
Security Council
Truman Leads With Blast Political fallout over Eisenhower policy dominates speeches
President Truman leveled charges that the Eisenhower administration uses political tricks on major foreign and domestic issues at a Democratic dinner for Sam Rayburn. GOP leaders urged restraint saying attacks on Truman will not succeed as Stevenson weighs his 1956 plans and travels abroad.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
House
Sam Rayburn
National Committee
Boy on Bicycle Bitten by Dog on Bremen Road
Jim Windsor aged 13 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Windsor of Rt. 75N was bitten on the leg by a dog while riding a bicycle on the old Bremen Rd The dog pursued him and he was treated at a local physician's office Dog warden James Reedy said he and the boy would inspect the scene after school today for the boy to identify the dog
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Jim Windsor
Ralph Windsor
Bremen
James Reedy
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