Guatemala surrenders constitutional rights amid tensions
Guatemala’s Communist backed government ordered a 30 day suspension of constitutional guarantees during an extraordinary cabinet session. The move followed U S objections to a Poland arms shipment and followed leaflets dropped on Quezaltenango and Guatemala City warning of danger from Russia ties.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U. S
Poland
Arbanz
Quezaltenango
Russia
Mrs. Westenhaver Dies at 83 in Logan Home
Mrs. John Westenhaver, 83, died at her home at 133 West Main Street at 10 30 this morning after months of illness including two heart attacks. Born July 24 1870 near Maxville she lived in Logan most of her life. Survived by sister Mrs Marie Summel in a Zanesville rest home. Funeral arrangements pending for niece Mrs Alice Schaffer of Columbus. Memorials to polio or cancer funds are requested.
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John Westenhaver
W. Main St
Maxville
Logan
Hocking County
Westenhaver
First Methodist Church of
Order of the Eastern Star
Marie Summel
Zanesville
Alice Schaffer
Columbus
Heat Wave Hits Hocking County With 90 Degree Noon Reading
Temperature in Hocking County reached 90 at noon after rising 25 degrees in six hours. The day opened at 65 at 6 a.m. and climbed to 82 by 9 a.m., 88 by 11:30 a.m., surpassing yesterday's 87 high. More warm weather is expected with possible thunder showers tomorrow and Thursday. Cooler changes may come Friday and Saturday.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Shows Above Normal Temperatures
The forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 6 degrees above normal with normal highs of 77 to 82 and lows 57 to 59. Warmth continues Wednesday through Sunday with a minor cooldown likely Friday and Saturday. Scattered thunderstorms expected Wednesday Thursday and Sunday, totaling about a tenth to a quarter inch.
Eisenhower outlines plan to keep nation secure and peaceful
President Eisenhower spoke at Washington College in Chestertown Maryland praising his program as aimed at national strength and security. He warned against overreach by government and said Congress should speed action on proposed measures in social security agriculture tax reform slum clearance and housing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington College
Chestertown
Stevens Says His Army Job Has Been Rough
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens told West Point graduates his post has been rough but he has not considered quitting. He hinted at his clash with Senator McCarthy and recalled a speech in Formosa where an interpreter gave him time to choose his words. He noted Washington moments when extra time would have helped.
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West Point
N. Y
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
U. S. Military Academy
Senate
Formosa
Washington
Clifford
Truman
White House
McCarthy
Symington
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy Camp
Lawton
Subcommittee
Colin
Fruit Firm Tries To End Walkout
Tegucigalpa Honduras United Fruit Co. pressed its case directly with strikers to end a month-long walkout of about 25,000 banana workers. The company airdropped leaflets over the banana belt outlining a compromise offer to raise wages and improve conditions bypassing union officials.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
The
United Fruit Co
Mrs Lucy McGrady Dies At Lancaster
Lucy Ann McGrady widow of William McGrady formerly of Hocking County died unexpectedly at 9 20 a m Tuesday in the home of her son William in Lancaster. She was born October 3 1865 in Hocking County daughter of Samuel and Christena Kuhn. Surviving are a brother Pearl Kuhn of Lancaster a sister Mrs Emma Stimson of Gibisonville 16 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m Thursday at Gibisonville Evangelical United Brethren Church burial in EUB cemetery Gibisonville. Friends may call at the William McGrady residence in Lancaster after 2 p m Wednesday. The body will be removed to the Gibisonville church at 1 30 p m Thursday.
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Lucy Ann McGrady
William McGrady
Hocking County
William
Lancaster
McGrady
Samuel
Christena Kuhn
Pearl Kuhn
Emma Stimson
Gibisonville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Eub
Adams Pledges Protection For Loyalty Panel
In Washington Roy M. Cohn testifies that Army counselor John G. Adams vowed to stop McCarthy subcommittee questions and threatened to circulate an embarrassing report unless subpoenas for loyalty board members were dropped. The 29th day of televised Army hearings began late after a closed session, with clashes between McCarthy and Symington and debate over summoning Clifford.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Army
John G. Adams
McCarthy Subcommittee
Cohn
Adams
Subcommittee
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
McCarthy
Shotgun Blast May Link to Canfield Slaying Near Jack Run
The May 24 slaying of David Canfield near Jack Run may be tied to a boy shooting at crows after a shotgun blast was reported heard by Clyde Cavinee. A stained $10 bill found nearby was not bloodstained per the Ohio Bureau of Investigation lab.
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David Canfield
Crows
A. J. Waldron
Clyde Cavinee
Can
Jack Run
Waldron
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Cavince
John Kane
Buena Vista Rdt
Dron
Kane Boys
Henry Cavinee
J. W. Doering
Courlty
Doering
Canfield
Henry Cavince
Lancaster
Cornfield
Burglary Probes Near Revenge On Fairfield Line
Fairfield County sheriff deputies investigate burglaries at the log cottage of Roy L. Wentz near Revenge close to the Fairfield Hocking county line. One break in occurred May 5 and another between May 31 and June 5. A radio phonograph and a maple Lazy Susan were stolen.
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Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
Roy L. Wentz
Revenge
Fairfield-Hocking County
Canfield
Cavince Son Entered Field With Shotgun After Monday Incident
In Perry Township a Cavince family member’s son reportedly went into a corn field carrying a shotgun following an event that took place Monday. Authorities are reviewing the details and no injuries are reported.
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Field
Perry Township
Cavince
Death Claims Dick Dye, 46, Early Tuesday
Dick Dye a Hocking County orchestra leader died at 12 05 a m today at Mount St Mary Hospital after returning from a short illness He owned Lazy Dee Ranch in Greendale and led the Buckeye Ramblers He is survived by his wife three sons two daughters seven sisters and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements await word on whether son Otho can attend from Germany.
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Andrew Richard
Dick) Dye
Hocking County
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr. Dye
Hamden
Greendale
Dye
Mount St. Mary
Sylvia
William H
Jennie Lambert Dye
Carl
U.S. Army
Camp Beale
Calif
Otho
Germany
William
Marjorie Miller
Kathleen Francisco
Lancaster
Vernon
Lester
Cecil
Pontiac
Mich
Dorothy Harrison
Hazel Glasscock
Josephine Skiver
Logan
June Hemrick
Margaret Delaney
Edna Dye
Jean Ellis
Columbus
Lazy Dee Ranch
Buckeye Ramblers
Leonard
Leave Flights Cut TOKYO Says South Korea Routes Reduced
Far East Command today said rest and recuperation leave flights from South Korea would be cut sixty percent beginning today. The move indicates stepped up airlift activity to Indochina.
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Tokyo
Far East Command
South Korea
Indochina
Joe-Must-Go Club Sets New Campaign Strategy
In Chicago last night Leroy Gore of Sauk City Wisconsin, editor and founder of the Joe Must Go Club, unveiled petitions with anti McCarthy signatures. He aimed for 403 904 signatures, a quarter of the 1952 Wisconsin vote, to trigger a recall referendum.
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Chicago
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Wis
Gore
Wisconsin
Tot Wanders To Death In Lake Near Alliance
In Alliance a two year old boy, Daniel Baker, son of Dr and Mrs William D Baker, wandered into a small lake near his home and drowned. His body was recovered by his mother who had just given birth to another child 11 days earlier after being drawn by the family dog’s barking.
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Alliance
Daniel Baker
William D. Baker
California Congress Race Tops Interest In Elections
Voters in California and South Carolina held primaries as Iowa results came in. James Roosevelt contested the Democratic 26th District seat in Los Angeles against Ned Redding amid his estranged wife’s accusations. Republicans eyed a potential gain of seats as party lines blur under a new candidate identification system.
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California Congress
California
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
James F. Byrnes
Ned Redding
Democratic National Committee
Robert L. Condon
National
Stephen Mitchell
Atomic Commission
Condon
Nevada
Bank
GOP
Congress
Rigid 90 Percent Farm Price Supports Backed by Committee
A House Agriculture Committee vote 21 to 8 supports extending 90 percent parity price supports for basic crops for one year. The panel rejected flexible 75 to 90 percent schemes and provisional three year plans, while Benson warned of a veto. The committee will draft the omnibus farm bill for the House.
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Eisenhower
Benson
House
Com
Cooley
D-Nc
Rep. Blecher
Rokla
Abernethy
D-Miss
Two Hundred Steel Workers Return After Hit Ends
Dover reports two hundred Green Steel Co workers returning to their jobs after the firm agreed to a conference with the union following a walkout two workers began after they refused lower pay. Columbus notes Charles K. Bradley named deputy director in charge of administration replacing John W. Keefe.
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Dover
Green Steel Co
Columbus
Charles K. Bradley
S. O. Linzell
Bradley
John W. Keefe
Frank J. Lausche
Cincinnati
Lights to be installed on Pike County rail crossing
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad won approval from the state utilities commission to place temporary flasher lights at a county road crossing four miles southeast of Piketon in Pike County. Premier Laniel faces an Assembly attack as France grapples with Indochina policy and a potential government ouster.
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Columbus
Piketon
Pike County
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
State Utilities Commission
Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Democratic Leader Mary Maverick Dies at 58
San Antonio born Mary Maverick, a colorful former Democratic congressman and leader of the Loyalist faction of the Texas Democratic party, died yesterday.
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San Antonio
Mary Maverick
Texas Democratic Party
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Clark Clifford
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Harding
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