Ohio Employment Report Signals Labor Turnover Near Balance
Ohio’s weekly unemployment report shows turnover nearing balance as more job seekers find work than lose it. In the week ending March 20, 1,500 fewer lost jobs, 14,545 newly unemployed, yet total unemployed rose only 1,270 to 116,811. Akron and Canton rose sharply, Dayton and Toledo also up, Cincinnati down 174, Cleveland down 885 to 10,498.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Akron
Canton
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Cincinati
Cleveland
Police Urge Vigilance Over Possible Atomic Bomb Smuggling
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned police to watch for attempts to smuggle atomic weapons into the United States. The New York Times reported descriptions of two bomb types a sphere device and a gun barrel device with fissionable material.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
New York Times
Hoover
The
Times
the Times
Dick Haymes Deported After Illicit Entry Claim
Los Angeles crooner Dick Haymes was ordered deported to Argentina for illegal re entry after a visit with Rita Hayworth in Honolulu. District Director H. R. Landon said the order is final and a deportation warrant will be issued. appealable within 15 days to the Board of Immigration Appeals in Washington, D C, with deportation stayed pending appeal.
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Los Angeles
Dick Haymes
United States
Rita Hayworth
Honolulu
Argentina
H. R. Landon
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Board of Immigration Appeals
Washington, D. C
Civil Defense Drill Plans Mock Atomic Attacks
Washington announces a North American civil defense exercise for June 14-15 featuring mock atomic attacks on 42 selected critical targets. The Civil Defense Administration outlines the event to test readiness and coordination among agencies nationwide.
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Washington
Civil Defense Administration
Bipartisan leaders greet each other at joint press conference
National chairmen Leonard Hall of the Republicans and the Democrat's Len Hall exchange casual greetings at a rare joint press conference in Philadelphia, shaking hands amid flash bulbs. The meeting highlights a rare moment of cordial public exchange between rival party leaders.
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Philadelphia
America
Steve
Leonard W. Hall
Len
Philadelphia press conference readies dinner on reform watch
Major party figures Stephen A. Mitchell and Hall spoke at a press briefing with Philadelphia's Committee of Seventy. They dodged partisan clashes while answering reporters on McCarthy and Eisenhower administration policies, unemployment, and election issues.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Hall
Mitchell
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Sens
Knowland and Ferguson
McCarthy
Law School Chairs Urge Citizen Participation at Dinner
Hall and Mitchell, Georgetown Law students and party chairmen, spoke at a dinner urging greater government participation by all citizens. The event felt cozy as they shared remarks and reflections on civic engagement.
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Hall
Mitchell
Georgetown University Law School
Lineups Announced For All Star Game At LHS Auditorium
The second annual County All Star Logan Chief tain basketball game features 11 All Stars from seven county high schools versus the Logan Chieftains at LHS auditorium Friday night with a 7 30 p m tip. Laurelville coach Robert Mathias to guide the county players. The lineup includes Ronnie Six Neal Hawk Max Harris Chuck Pritch ard Roger Young Bob Patton and Larry Chesser among others. The Chieftains roster lists Dick Smith Joe Murtha Larry Buckles Sonny Ellis John Shaw Dick Harden Jim Monk Jim St Clair Jim Hartman Willis Dicken. A six grade Mingoes vs Chippewas preliminary at 6 30 p m precedes the main event. Bill Sauer Sportsmanship trophies to be awarded. Officials are Russell Milliken and Harold R Smith. Downtown Coaches plan further event details at Courthouse Auditorium meeting.
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LHS Auditorium
Logan Downtown Coaches Association
Logan Chieftains
Chiefs
Logan
Ronnie Six
Murray City
Neal Hawk
Max Harris
Carlton Hill
Jim Kuhn
Gibisonville
Bill Unger
South Bloomingville
Max Beougher
Bob Poling
Rockbridge
Chuck Pritchard
Roger Young
Laurelville
Bob Patton
Larry Chesser
Union Furnace
Chieftain
Lee O’brien
Dick Smith
Joe Murtha
Larry Buckles
Sonny Ellis
John Shaw
Dick Harden
Jim Monk
Jim St. Clair
Jim Hartman
Willis Dicken
LHS
Bill Sauer
County
Russell Milliken
East School
Harold R. Smith
Courthouse
Dens Shun Republican Plan To Smooth Chavez Ouster
Senate Democrats rejected a Republican bid to soften a measure to void the 1952 Chavez Hurley election in New Mexico. The vote would replace Chavez with a new appointee, shifting the Senate balance if the contest is voided. The parties clashed over an amendment proposing a special election and ignored calls to alter the plan.
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Dens
Republican
Chavez
Senate
New Mexico
Patrick J. Hurley
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Sen. Hennings
DMO
Hurley
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Edwin L. Mechem
Hennings
Drizzles Surface Hocking County With Gentle Soak
Light drizzles began after 7 p.m. yesterday and continued at intervals through the night in Hocking County. A low of 40 degrees was recorded with 47 degrees by 11:30 a.m. today. The forecast calls for cloudy skies and a low in the 30s tonight. yesterday’s high reached 54 at 2 p.m.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Sees Seasonal Normal Temperatures
Temperatures are expected to average near seasonal norms from Wednesday through Sunday. Highs range from 49 in the north to 58 in the south, with lows around 32. A gradual warming trend is noted with possible light showers Thursday or Friday.
Tremor rattles Imperial Valley and L A area
A sharp earthquake was felt in Imperial Valley cities and northward to Los Angeles last night. No damage was reported.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Los Angeles
Jamaica Reds New Target In British Drive
Britain expands anti-Red actions in the Caribbean by raiding two left wing centers in Kingston Jamaica. Police seized documents linking Ferdinand Christofer Smith and the People’s Educational Organization to Communist networks. No charges yet against Smith or the organization leaders.
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Jamaica
Britain
Caribbean
West Indies
British Guiana
British Honduras
Ferdinand Christofer Smith
World Federation of Trade Unions
People’s Educational Organization
Smith
Jamaica Federation of Trade Unions
United States
CIO National Maritime Union
Red
Better Steel Market Seen in Massillon and Canton
Republic Steel Corp predicts a stronger steel market this year due to living standards and population growth. The Massillon blooming mill and open hearth shop will close this week, affecting about 300 workers and bringing Massillon layoffs to 1,800. Canton plants have about 2,850 workers laid off.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Massillon
Canton
White House Pressure Seen In Joe's Probe
The White House nudged for President Eisenhower to be asked if McCarthy should step aside from the Army inquiry. McCarthy plans to refrain from voting on final conclusions while still cross examining witnesses and naming Hensel to be questioned.
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Joe
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R - Wis
Army
Senate
GOP
Leonard Hall
Philadelphia
Hall
Hagerty
Subcommittee
Father Of 7 Electrocuted In Athens Accident
Clarence R. Davis a 33 year old father of seven was killed today when a crane cable at Athens Building Material Co. touched a high voltage line. The tragedy occurred at the company’s Athens location where Davis worked as an employee.
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ATHENS \P
Clarence R. Davis
Athens Building Material Co
UMW Plans Union Drive For Southeast Ohio Mines
A United Mine Workers of America meeting is set Sunday at 2 p.m. in Nelsonville Elks Lodge to discuss organizing Southeast Ohio mines Local 3905 President L C Bud Day will chair. About 400 are expected. field workers are surveying mine labor force sizes before any campaign begins. Two prior mass meetings were held in Glouster and New Lexington.
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Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Elks’ Lodge
Nelsonville
L. C
Bud) Day
Glouster
New Lexington
Day
UMWA
District 1
Division 6
District 6
Thousands Of Jap Soldiers Found Dead In Iwo Jima Caves
The report details vast underground grave sites on Iwo Jima with estimates ranging from 5 000 to 20 000 Japanese casualties. Marines uncover many bodies during demolitions while chaplains map 18 major honeycomb caves and search for the elusive general Kuribayashi.
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Iwo Jima
3Rd Marine Division
Japan
George S. Bieber
Williamsburg
Island
Indochina Battle Rises Near Dien Bien Phu
French Union defenders report repelling a renewed Vietminh assault near Dien Bien Phu as fighting remains the heaviest since the siege began. Paris and Washington weigh aviation aid with Adm Radford saying extra B26 bombers could be sent if requested.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Radford
United States
Ely
U. S
Jean Dechaux
U. S. Air Force
Thief Takes 4 30 From New Straitsville Insurance Office
The New Straitsville insurance office of W J Davis was burglarized Sunday daytime. The thief took 4 30 leaving a checked note untouched and the safe intact. Entry came via back door board and an inside window. police found footprints but no other items missing.
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W. J. Davis
New Straitsville
Davis
New Straits
Ohio Postoffices Being Repaired
The Post Office Department spends 296500 on major repairs in Ohio for the year ending June 30. Projects include Athens remodeling basement vestibule and driveway with 47000, Cleveland stone resetting and interior painting 124000, Ironton repairs to driveway and mailing platform painting and alterations 51500.
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Postoffice Department
Ohio
House
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