Dem Leader Sees School Aid Bill OK
Speaker Rayburn says House will seek an early decision on federal school aid for construction of new schools. Debate will hinge on antisegregation provisions and Southern Resistance. Powell aims to require racial integration for eligibility, creating a civil rights bloc.
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Barden
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Powell
Judges Curtail Divorces in Ohio Christmas Season
In two southwestern Ohio counties, Santa Claus assistance aimed at keeping marriages intact. Judge Darrell Hottle of Highland County common pleas court in Hillsboro will not grant divorces from now until January 3. Judge John Case of Fayette County common pleas court in Washington D. H. issued a similar order for this month.
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Santa Claus
Ohio
Darrell Hottle
Highland County Common Pleas Court
Hillsboro
John Case
Fawyette County Common Pleas Court
Washington D. H
Custody Case Leaves Los Angeles Judge Pondering Complex Ties
Judge Lou H. Burke studies a custody dispute involving Joan Underhill and Mary Underhill plus young Kathleen. The filing reveals tangled kinship Joan is Kathleen's aunt and stepgrandmother while Joan's husband Charles is Kathleen's grandfather and stepuncle, with Mary identified as another party and relations extending to Kathleen's father and extended in-laws. The unusual web of relations shapes the court’s approach to awarding custody.
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Louis H. Burke
Joan Underhill
Mary Underhill
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Kathleen
Joan
U S Science Student Pool Too Short in Race for Nuclear Power
The Atomic Energy Commission chief Lewis L. Strauss warned of a mounting shortage of scientists and engineers in the United States. He said the gap could let Russia win the race for peacetime nuclear power unless America overhauls education and training. He noted colleges produce less than half the needed graduates and Russia educates twice as many technicians.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Gaitskell Chosen Leader of Labour Party in UK
London reports that Hugh Gaitskell, 49, has been elected leader of the Labour Party succeeding former Prime Minister Clement Attlee who stepped down a week ago and accepted a peerage. If Labour returns to power Gaitskell would likely become prime minister.
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School Kids Get Real Jet Plane as Plaything at Glen City
At Glen City Elementary School Santa Paula a 70 foot 20 ton Thunderjet on a trailer arrives as playground equipment. Principal Dorothy Pinkerton says the plane will be used for drawing and learning about the jet age while fostering respect for the Air Force.
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Ethel Hamilton
Hamilton
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Air Force Information Office
Los Angeles
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Dorothy Pinkerton
Atsell
Sixteen Nations Approved For United Nations Membership
The General Assembly admitted sixteen nations to the United Nations, raising total membership to seventy six. Spain and Outer Mongolia were the only applicants rejected, amid East West veto tensions and a dramatic shift after Soviet and Nationalist China vetoes.
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Ex-Ironton aide freed on $20,000 bond
Franklin B Glenn 43 former Ironton Municipal Court clerk released on 20000 bond after pleading innocent to embezzling 12501 in public funds A hearing set for Jan 6 State Auditor James A Rhodes disclosed the shortage Glenn resigned last October and restitution was not made as claimed.
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BancOhio declares extra dividend with regular payout
BancOhio Corp directors declare a year end extra dividend of 25 cents a share for shareholders of record Dec 16, in addition to the regular 35 cent dividend. Both payments are set for Dec 27. BancOhio operates 21 banking affiliates in 19 central and southern Ohio communities.
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BancOhio Corp
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Poling Named City Service Director Amid Dulles Cold War Talk
R B Poling named city service director. In Paris, Dulles told NATO ministers that the Soviet Union is reviving the cold war but not seeking atomic war. He warned of dangers in the Middle East and South Asia and urged vigilance and unity to deter indirect threats.
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Mayor Elect Francis Myers to resign recreation board post
Francis Myers, known as Scrappy, will resign from the city recreation board on January 1 1956 when he takes the oath as Logan’s new mayor. Claude Chrisman’s term also ends creating two vacancies. The board discussed winter programs and next summer pool operations with job applications opening January 1 and paint already bought for the pool.
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Scrappy) Myers
City Recreation Board
Recreation Board
Logan
Claude Chrisman
Fred Blume
Dean Collison
Bill Miller
Mercury Dips 10 Degrees Here This Morning
Cold winds pushed county temperatures down from 28 at 6 am to 18 by noon and forecast a low 10 to 15 tonight. Snow flurries were noted. yesterday’s high 48 at 3 pm and another windy, colder period predicted for Friday.
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FTC Charges GM Ads Mislead About Genuine Parts
The Federal Trade Commission accuses General Motors of falsely advertising that genuine Chevrolet replacement parts are superior to non genuine parts. GM buys many parts from other manufacturers whose products are at least equal in material quality. FTC says GM implies exclusive design and manufacture by GM, a claim deemed false and deceptive under the Federal Trade Act.
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D-Wye
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Teachers Strike Over Low Pay in Rome
Eighty thousand teachers in Rome walked out demanding higher pay. They say average increases of eleven dollars monthly are insufficient and call for a higher starting salary of sixty four dollars per month.
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Accuser Jailed in Tripe l Formosa Case
A Chinese woman, convicted of falsely accusing a rival of being a Communist, received a three year sentence yesterday.
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Myers Names Poling City Service Director Pick
Russell B. Poling was named by Mayor elect Francis Myers to succeed Lewis Price as city service director. He will start Jan 15 and has a long record in engineering roles with Logan water works and Sun Glow Industries. Poling, a native of Hocking County, lives at 468 Zanesville Ave with his wife Grace Wolfe and three children.
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Scrappy) Myers
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Lancaster
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Capital University
Columbus
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Retha) Harding
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Dorothy) Roberts
Roberts
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Zanesville Ave
Vandergrift Slaying Suspect Captured After Night of Violence
State police captured 17 year old John Fallone after a shooting spree that killed five and wounded three, including Police Chief Gus Zanos. Fallone, wounded in a gun battle with a posse, was taken to Kittanning Hospital, while others were treated in Vandergrift area.
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Pittsburgh
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Vandergraft
Yule decorators misidentify Santa’s reindeer
In Coral Gables city center Santa’s sleigh reportedly features seven reindeer instead of nine at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Mayor Fred Hartnett cites Rudolph as the missing ninth, while John Poulos of the Parks Department seeks an additional reindeer for the city display.
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Lausche Move Draws Interest In 1956 White House race
Ohio governor Frank Lausche moves as a favorite son candidate with a possible dark horse path at the Democratic convention. Massachusetts plans a Lausche for President committee led by James Burke. Stevenson Kefauver race for California primary looms with other states planned. Republicans anticipate Eisenhower may skip a second term.
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James J Burke
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Burke
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Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
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Kefauver
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Robert F. Wagner
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Eisenhower
Wagner
Afghanistan Cool Toward Top Reds
Soviet Premier Bulgarin and Communist Party chief Nikita Krushchev arrived in Kabul for a quiet greeting with Prime Minister Mohammed Daud. A painted wall cry urged Soviets to go home as soldiers and police lined the road to the guest house, contrasting with riotous receptions in India and Burma.
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Woman Is Freed In Mate Slaying
Columbus, Ohio. A Franklin County jury acquitted Irene F. Whatley, 35, of first degree manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of her husband Edward, 43, on October 8. Whatley testified she acted in self defense claiming her husband attacked her with a butcher knife.
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Edward
Kuite
New York Central Seeks Hartville Station Shutdown
The New York Central Railroad asked the state utilities commission to discontinue its Hartville station in Athens County citing insufficient revenue to justify its operation. Dr Marcus Feldmann elected president of Switzerland for 1956 in annual cabinet rotation.
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New York Central Railroad Today
State Utilities Commission
Hartleyville
Athens County
Bern
Switzerland
Markus Feldmann
Howard Johnson Jr
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Wheeling
W. Va
Dionne quintuplets in Montreal hospital and nurses’ training
Two of the Dionne quintuplets are patients at a suburban Montreal hospital while the other two surviving siblings are with nurses in training. All four were described as being in a happy mood yesterday. In Formosa, the weather bureau warned ships to avoid typhoon Ruth reported 850 miles southeast of Taipei moving north northwest at 14 mph with 125 mph winds.
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President Luis Battle-Berres Hospitalized in Exhaustion
In Chicago the Uruguayan president Luis Battle-Berres was admitted to a hospital with extreme exhaustion. Officials say the condition is serious but not life threatening.
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Luis Battle-Berres
Urugay
Hughes helicopter lifts 7800 pound trailer in final tests
In Culver City California the Flying Crane helicopter piloted by Howard Hughes hoisted a 7800 pound trailer van during its concluding test runs.
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Calif
Howard Hughes
American turncoat Tenneson critiques communism abroad
Richard R. Tenneson returns from two years in Red China and says communism may suit some, but not him. The report notes his remark was made tonight in Tokyo before his homeward journey to the United States.
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Richard R. Tenneson
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China
Gasoline blast kills two children in Cleveland home
A three-year-old boy and his two-year-old sister died after a gasoline explosion in their Cleveland home. The accident occurred yesterday, following the blast that severely damaged the residence.
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Columbus doctor appeals abortion conviction in state court
A 55-year-old Columbus physician, convicted February 6 on abortion charges, seeks review in the Second District Court of Appeals in Ben tial.
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