Turnpike Fever Grips States As Toll Roads Multiply
Wall Street financiers and lawmakers see a new roadbuilding era as Kentucky auctions 38.5 million in toll revenue bonds for a 40 mile Louisville to Elizabethtown project and New York plans 300 million for a 427 mile stretch to Buffalo.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Elizabethtown
New York State Thruway Authority
New York City
Buffalo
Wall Street
America
United States
U. S
West Virginia Turnpike
Jrsey
New Jersey
Mohegan Road
New London
Norwich
Conn
Philadelphia
Lancaster
County Financial Report Published
County Auditor Harry L. Smith releases the annual county financial report for 1953 on page 3 of the Daily News. The county shows receipts and balances totaling 1 737 124 77 and total expenditures of 1 423 488 14.
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Hocking County
Harry L. Smith
Daily News
Mobile X-ray Unit Sees 1764 Patients In Four Days
The Ohio Department of Health mobile X-ray unit logged 1,764 chest X-rays in four days in Hocking County. The unit averaged 441 visitors daily, with counts at Laurelville Logan Pottery and Courthouse locations and plans for Haydenville, Carbon Hill, and Murray City stops through mid June.
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Hocking County
Ohio Department of Health
Union Furnace High School
Dorothy Krieg
The
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Carbon Hill High School
Murray City High
Wilson Says Reds Can't Be Whipped By Another War
Secretary of Defense Wilson told a University of South Carolina audience that a third world war is not the answer to stopping communism. He warned such a conflict would bring enormous waste and delay human progress, and argued for countering communism with truth and superior ideas.
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Columb
S. C
University of South Carolina
Free World
Logan Days Promotion Highlights Third Year Success
A Logan merchants survey shows the third annual Logan Days event was very successful with activity comparable to last year. The Logan Trade Club reports 112 prize winners including 50 major prizes and 62 theater passes despite bad weather.
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Logan
Logan Morth
Logan Trade Club
Ohio Senators Vote On Agriculture Bill Amendments
Washington reports how Ohio’s two senators voted on recent roll calls. Bricker and Burke backed Schoeppel’s amendment to allocate 11.5 million for experiment stations, adopted 51 to 20. Burke supported Douglas’s amendment to raise REA loan funds by 35 million, adopted 42 to 40 with Burke for Bricker against.
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Ohio
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Agriculture Department
Bricker
Burke
Douglas
D-Ill
McCarthy Discussed Schine Indispensability in Call
Washington McCarthy told Secretary Stevens that G David Schine was not indispensable to his investigations subcommittee but asked that Roy Cohn not be informed. The line about Schine was in a monitored Nov 7 call but not in released transcripts. Other transcripts include talks between McClellan and Stevens about Zwicker and Peress and the timing to testify.
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Sen
McCarthy
Stevens
G. David Schine
Schine
Roy Cohn
McClellan
D-Ark
Ralph Zwicker
Albany
Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
New York
Maj. Irving Peress
New York City
Symington
Jackson
Government Butter Subsidy Plans Faces Legislative Hurdles
Secretary Benson weighs cutting price supports to unload 360 million pounds of butter. He fears a permanent subsidy if disposal resumes buyers to distributors at 35 cents, risking future oversupply and price swings. Consumers may shift to margarine, while surpluses grow again.
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Washington
Benson
United States
Normandy Remembrance Yields Deep Lesson From 9485 Crosses
On Utah Beach in Normandy France crowds gather to honor 9485 American graves at St Laurant Cemetery. President Rene Coty and U S ambassador Lodge join generals and veterans for ceremonies highlighting unity and the Normandy sacrifice as ten years pass since D Day.
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Rene Coty
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
J. Lawton Collins
Lee T. Gerow
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Air Force
Navy
St. Laurent
Utah
Omaha
John J. Ae
Hempstead
N. Y
Albert H. Smith Jr
Baltimore
Rob
Summer Blizzard Traps Cars On Trail Ridge Road
About three dozen motorists were rescued early today as a summer blizzard stranded vehicles on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Rangers left nine cars in three foot drifts while occupants joined travelers in the last four or five cars escorted down from the 12,100 foot altitude by rescuers.
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Colo
Trail Ridge Road
Rocky Mountain National Park
National Park Service
US destroyers Willett Haas head to locate unidentified submarine
The destroyers Willett and Haas left Nassau to investigate a sighting of an unknown submarine 30 miles north of Nassau in Nassau Bahamas.
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Willett and Haas
Senator Potter Sees Deliberate Lying in Army Hearings
Washington Senator Potter of Michigan, a subcommittee member in the McCarthy Army hearings, warned that deliberate lying by witnesses may obscure the full truth. He noted conflicting testimony and said a final verdict may be gray with many facts unclear, despite hoping for evidence on the last relevant phone call.
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Washington
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Subcommittee
Floods Hit Osaka As Rivers Rise Amid First Heavy Rainfall
Osaka faces widespread flooding with over 4000 homes inundated as rivers swell toward danger levels after central Japan's first heavy downpour of the season. Local residents seek higher ground and officials issue alerts as inspections and relief efforts begin.
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Osaka
Japan
Slavs Fight Flood Toll in Yugoslav Floods
Flash floods in Slovenia and Croatia claim at least 20 lives and cause about 50 million dollars in damage as officials report the disaster from Ljubljana.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Slovenia
Croatia
Four Boys Face Court In Three Bicycle Thefts
Four juveniles appeared in Juvenile Court Saturday on three charges of bicycle theft. A 13 year old Union Furnace boy must pay for bike repairs. a 14 year old Union Furnace youth must reimburse damages. Two 15 year olds from Logan and Haydenville were ordered to pay 2.50 each for damages to a motorcycle stolen from the Logan Theater.
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Blum
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Strawberry Patch
Haydenville
Logan Theater
Buddy Bigham
Bigham
City Police
Rooster Fight Custs Farmer Fifty Dollars in Court
PORTSMOUTH Ohio a Scioto County farmer was fined fifty dollars after a cock fight was raided in a barn near Haverhill by Sheriff Burl E Justice. Spectators from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia watched the battles at Emil Richendollers 51 location Saturday night.
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Scioto County
Burl E. Justice
Emil Richendoller
Haverhill
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Hocking Pupil 4th In State In Poster Contest
Larry Lee Blosser of Enterprise school won high honors by finishing fourth in state ratings for grades 1-6 posters in a winter community institutes program at Ohio State University. Two other Enterprise students placed high with 10 000 entries.
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Larry Lee Blosser
Logan Rt. 2
Enterprise School
Ohio State University
Larry
Foy Blosser
Enterprise
Ross Nihiser
Joe Nihiser
Logan Star Rt
Nada Fetherolf
Wayne Fetherolf
Nickel Plate Rd
Nihiser
Albers Chief Dies In Cincinnati At 74
William H. Albers 74 longtime operator of Ohio and Kentucky supermarkets and a Boy Scout executive died in Cincinnati yesterday. He led a regional chain and contributed to Scouting initiatives across the area.
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Russell R. Raab
East Orange
N. J
Cincinnati
Wiliam H. Albers
Ohio
Kentucky
AEC to Receive First Plea In Oppenheimer Probe
The Atomic Energy Commission may hear a written plea from J. Robert Oppenheimer regarding his security status. A 2-1 AEC panel found him a security risk under Eisenhower's Dec. 23 order. Oppenheimer’s lawyers seek immediate commission review and oral arguments. The case sparked a broader call for a special presidential advisory board to guide security policy.
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Oppenheimer
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Lloyd K. Garrison
Commission
Personnel Security Review Board
Eisenhower
Federation of American Scientists
Vietminh Surrounds Hanoi in Delta Guise for New Assault
Vietminh units have returned to positions around the Red River delta forming a wide pincers toward Hanoi. Rebels, estimated at more than 20,000 infantry, threaten to isolate Hanoi and attack the delta, while French reinforcements bolster Haiphong and Doson defenses. Geneva talks yield a diplomatic shift toward including a Communist nation in any supervising commission for Indochina cease-fire.
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Europe
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Molotov
Roseville Inmates Escape From Perry County Brick Plant
Ohio penitentiary officials issued alerts after two inmates fled the Roseville brick plant, an honor branch in Perry County, by cutting a hole in a fence. Suspects are Charles Manges aged 46 of Hamilton County serving a life term for first degree murder and Morrison aged 24 of Franklin County convicted of auto theft.
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Perry County
Charles Manges
Hamilton County
Morrison
Franklin County
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