Debated Tax Cuts Tie to National Debt Increase
Sen Williams urges that any tax cut this year be financed by borrowing, predicting a $3.2 billion deficit this year and $2.9 billion next. He opposes $912 million in excise cuts, arguing no broad tax reductions until the budget is balanced. The Finance Committee plans hearings next week with no action expected before then.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
Del
Congress
Williams
House
Millikin
R-Cole
Sen. George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
Senate
Delaware
McCarthy Attacks Murrow and Stevenson in Broadcast
Senator McCarthy assails Edward R. Murrow and Adlai Stevenson as untruthful in a Mutual Radio exchange and CBS TV response. He cites a 1935 Moscow University claim, names Rothschild Levine and Powell as former spies, and faults Stevenson’s critique of McCarthyism. President Eisenhower voiced agreement with Flanders on the internal Communist threat.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Edward R. Murrow
Moscow
Adlai Stevenson
Murrow
McCarthy
New York
Institute of International Education
Russia
Stevenson
Adlai
Rothschild
Levine
Powell
Edward Rothschild
Subcommittee
Ruth Wiener Levine
Nutley
N. J
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Doris Walters Powell
U. S
Lincoln
Flanders
South Point pupil strike continues at South Point High
IRONTON A large band of student rebels stayed out today at South Point High as a walkout protested the school board’s decision not to rehire two teachers. About 75 to 100 students gathered across the street while others remained in class. The strike follows a village meeting where a partial victory was won and a statement was secured from three board members for a special meeting Monday night.
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Ironton
South Point High School
Herndon Wilks
Heould
Jack Dick
John Ayers
Truman Road Renamed to North College Road
MARYSVILLE Missouri city officials vote to rename Truman road to North College road replacing the former name with a new designation. The change affects street signage and municipal records.
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Marysville
Truman Road
North College Road
Logan Dairies Cut Milk Prices Across All Products
The three Logan dairies Frasure & Brown Logan Home Dairy and Acker Bros announce a price drop effective March 1. Regular milk quart falls from 23 to 22 cents and homogenized milk from 24 to 23 cents. Whipping cream half-pint price drops from 45 to 40 cents. Other dairy items like buttermilk chocolate milk coffee cream and cottage cheese also see reductions.
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Logan Dairies
Frasure & Brown
Logan Home Dairy
Acker Bros
Rain and Snow Bring Relief to Drought Stricken Hocking County
Rain and an eight inch snow plus more precipitation last night restored moisture to farm lands in Hocking County easing drought. A five day forecast calls for about an inch of rain in upcoming days as temperatures hovered around 41 degrees in the morning. A separate Chicago storm swept from the Rockies to the Appalachians bringing snow sleet rain and strong winds across the central Plains to Ohio.
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Hocking
Hocking County
Chicago
Rockies
Appalachians
Plains
Plateau
Central Plains
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Five Day Forecast shows below normal temps and moisture
The forecast covers Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal. Sunday colder, Tuesday warmer, then turning colder Wednesday. Normal lows 30 to 34 and highs 48 to 55. Moisture near one inch today and again around Tuesday.
Salk Polio Vaccine May Become Permanent Immunity
Dr Jonas E Salk reports new evidence that two shots plus a booster may immunize children permanently against polio. He says antibodies from the vaccine could surpass natural immunity, and trials in 500000 children should proceed to test true protection against epidemics.
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New Orleans
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
University of Pittsburgh
New Orleans Graduate Medical Assembly
Ohio sheriffs adopt standard uniform for all deputies
The Buckeye State Sheriff's Assn. has approved a uniform for Ohio sheriffs and deputies. The ensemble features an Australian style gunmetal stetson, a black serge tropical worsted shirt with a matching tie, gray gabardine trousers, black shoes, and a short oxford gray coat for cold weather. Gold braid is eliminated.
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Columbus
Buckeye State Sheriff's Assn
Ohio
County Sheriff Foresees Uniform Decision Delays
Hocking County Sheriff A. J. Waldron stated no department member will wear the new uniform yet. He said if a standard uniform is adopted the association’s recommendations will be followed.
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Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Ohio county sheriffs update uniforms and badges shift
Ohio counties replace varied badges with small gold plated badge bearing the state seal. Inverted black rain drop shoulder patches with gold lettering adopted for all county officers. Patrol car tops white, bodies black, sheriff signs on trunks and doors. Counties Scioto Washington Richland begin immediately. Auglaize starts next week.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Scioto
Washington
Richland
Auglaize County
Hawaii Alaska Statehood Bill Heads to Linked Vote
The Senate voted 46 to 43 to link the Hawaii and Alaska statehood efforts. Leader Knowland abandoned an early vote on the combined bill and said the legislation would be laid aside for other business, possibly until early next week. Senator Burke supported the amendment while Senator Bricker opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Alaska
Knowland
California
Sen
Burke
Ohio
Bricker
Solon doubts the Will veto price supports
Sen Ellen Ellender doubts the President would veto a bill extending farm price supports to 90 percent parity. Benson will propose a shift to flexible supports 75 to 90 percent. Dairy surpluses and butter stocks totaling 311 million pounds spur disposal plans. Ellender pursues a two year extension with broad Senate backing.
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Washington
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Andresen
Senate
Agriculture Committee
United States and Mexico Split Over Red Peril at Inter-American Conference
In Caracas at the Inter-American Conference the United States and Mexico urged differing approaches to communism. The U S calls for a joint action pledge by 21 republics, while Mexico targets non American agents rather than international communism. Ten nations back the U S plan with debate centering on nonintervention principles.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Shawnee Pottery rejects union after NLRB election
The CIO Federation of Glass Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers was rejected as the workers’ collective bargaining representative at Shawnee Pottery. The union, the only one on the ballot, lost the NLRB election 86 to 26 following a four month wage dispute strike by employees.
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Zanesville
CIO Federation of Glass, Ceramic
Shawnee
National Labor Relations Board
Baseball Lingo Guides Polite Agency Telephone Service
Washington department employees rate their courtesy by baseball scoring. Questions ask if staff greet callers promptly, identify themselves, and offer to call back, with outcomes labeling workers as big leaguers or benched. The exercise aims to improve promptness accuracy and helpfulness in public service calls.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio Retail Trade Surges in Fiscal Year Start
Ohio retailers show growth for the new fiscal year starting July 1 1953 with prepaid sales tax stamp collections reaching 113 863 879 for the first eight months, up 6.07 percent from 107 473 879 a year earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wable Turnpike Case Nears Jury
Testimony concluded in Greensburg as prosecutors and defense teams prepare closing summaries in the trial of John Wesley Wable charged with killing two truck drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The case centers on the fatal shootings and the ensuing jury deliberations.
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Wable Turnpike
Nears Jury
Greensburg
John Wesley Wable
Ten Moroccans Sentenced to Death in Fez Terror Cases
A military tribunal in Fez, French Morocco, sentenced ten Moroccans to death for terroristic killings, bombings, arson and related crimes. The defendants faced charges including killings and organized violence carried out in the region.
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Fez
French
Morocco
Schwable Near End of False Germ Warfare Trial
Marine Col. Frank H. Schwable told the court of inquiry of 14 months in Red Chinese captivity and described filth, cold cells, propaganda, and continual questioning that broke his will. The hearing will close with summaries and a recommendation to the Marine Corps commandant on whether to court martial him.
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Washington
Frank H. Schwable
Schwable
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Marine Corps
Shepherd
Burglars Given Life Sentences in Ohio Loot Case
Common Pleas Judge Calvin Crawford sentenced Harold E. Ankron of Columbus and Alfred Damico of Dayton to life in the penitentiary. Police said the burglaries yielded more than $100,000 in loot from homes in Middletown Hamilton Dayton and Columbus.
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Dayton
Calvin Crawford
Harold E. Ankron
Columbus
Alfred Damico
Ohio Penitentiary
Middletown
Hamilton
Senator McCarthy Faces Army Aid Favors Allegations
McCarthy and aide Cohn are accused in an Army report of pressuring for special treatment for drafted aide G David Schine. Four subcommittee members seek early meeting as Potter calls for removal if charges prove true. The report cites threats to Army officials and possible direct commission for Schine.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Roy Cohn
McCarthy
Senate _ investigations
Cohn
G. David Schine
New York
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Robert T. Stevens
Schine
Potter
Sens. McClellan
Arkansas
Symington
Missouri
Jackson
Pvt
Senate Permanent Investigations
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