Plans for Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital Discussed
At the annual Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting in Nelsonville, officials outlined a proposed 77 bed Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital to be built in Ward Township. Robert Stuart of the Ohio Department of Health described services, staffing plans, and the project’s flexibility for future chronic disease use. Dr. Owen Yaw spoke on early case finding and X-ray use, while officers and new directors were re-elected or elected.
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Southeast Ohio
Nelsonville
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Presbyterian Church
Robert Stuart
Division of Hospital Facilties
Ohio Department of Health
Owen Yaw
Logan
Stuart
Ohio
Nelsonville Hospital
Yaw
Board of Directors
Senators Divided Over Probe Into Yalta Leak
Senator George opposes a probe into the Yalta papers leak preferring no uncovering of the matter. Senator Symington calls for Dulles to explain before a congressional committee. Dulles planned release of the 1945 Yalta documents faced debate amid national security concerns.
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Sen. George
Yalta
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
State Dulles
Symington
D-Mo
Dulles
Congressional
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Senate approves 10 percent postal pay rise despite veto threat
The Senate voted 72 to 21 to grant 500000 postal workers at least a 10 percent pay increase, rebuffing a 7.6 percent alternative backed by President Eisenhower. A compromise 8.6 percent proposal failed, and union leaders backed the 10 percent plan. Eisenhower sign veto remains likely if bills exceed 7.6 percent.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Congress
Foreign Ag Output Hike Needed
A Foreign Operations Administration executive says the main agricultural problem in most countries is raising productivity enough to ensure adequate food. The comment highlights the push for higher output to alleviate hunger and support development efforts.
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Columbus
Foreign Operations Administration
West German rearmament cues in Paris treaties
In Bonn Theodor Heuss signed Paris treaties urging West Germany to rearm within the Atlantic alliance. In Cincinnati the Sixth Circuit denied NLRB rehearing in its dispute with Associated Machines in Lancaster. In Washington the Court of Appeals upheld racketeer Joe Adonis perjury conviction before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Paris
Cincinnati
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Cicait
National Labor Relations Board
Associated Machines, Inc
Lancaster
Washington
Joe Adonis
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Senators Bender Bricker Oppose Wheat Allotment Bill
Washington report notes Republican senators George Bender and John Bricker of Ohio voting against a bill to raise this year’s wheat acreage allotments, a proposal defeated in the Senate by 51 to 39.
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Washington
George Bender
John Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Davis’s Body Lays in State in Charleston at 81
The body of John W. Davis age 81 a veteran constitutional lawyer and Democratic presidential nominee in 1924 lies in state in Charleston South Carolina today.
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Charleston
S. C
John W. Davis
Legislature Unlikely To Vote New Taxes In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers show little support for new taxes or multi million dollar bond issues. Senate Leader Mechem blocks House tax plans while Democrats back him. A proposed school subsidy overhaul faces scrutiny and possible delay until 1957, with a $13 million budget impact.
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Columbus
Ohio
School Foundation
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Mechem
House
Frank J. Lausche Long
Senate Education Committee
Statehouse
Boy’s blood used dog lung in daring heart operation
Calvin Richmond, 13, of Pine Bluff Arkansas, underwent a three hour heart repair at University of Minnesota Hospitals while his blood flowed through a dog lung kept in a sterile chamber. Surgeons diverted blood to the animal lung to create a dry field for repair, calling the technique experimental but promising.
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Boy
Minneapolis
Arkansas
Calvin Richmond
Pine Bluff
Ark
University of Minnesota
Calvin
Gilbert S. Campbell
E. B. Brown Jr
Norman Crisp
Richmond
Same Sad Story: Logan Police Cruiser Faces Fresh Trouble
The Logan police cruiser again encounters a problem as a broken door lock jammed the passenger side. A new lock was installed this morning to resolve the issue.
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Logan
Blizzard Strikes Rocky Mountains With Snow and Loss
A severe spring blizzard hit three Rocky Mountain states bringing heavy snow and subzero cold. One death reported as Carl Gustave Koch of Windsor, Colorado dies in a two car crash. Schools closed in parts of Montana and Wyoming. Electric power cut in Evanston Wyoming as auxiliary plants support two hospitals. Winds reached fifty miles per hour in Colorado.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Evanston
Colorado
Carl Gustave Koch
Windsor
Colo
18 Degree Cold Brings Shivers Across Hocking County
The 18 degree overnight low left frost on the ground while the day's high climbed to 50 by noon. Forecasters warned of continued cold cloudy weather with chances of rain or snow today and tomorrow. In Niagara Falls, ice jammed the river threatening nearly $1 million in property as summer homes and docks were ruined.
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Hocking County
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Coast
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Ice Delays Forecast for Soo Locks Opening
Cleveland report says severe ice conditions the worst in 22 years may push back the opening of navigation above the Soo Locks as discussed by the Lake Carriers Association ice committee yesterday.
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Cleveland
Soo Locks
Lake Carriers Assn
Five day forecast: temperatures below normal with mixed precipitation
The five day outlook shows average temperatures about ten degrees below normal with normal highs around 50 to 55 and lows near 31 to 36. Colder conditions are expected Saturday and persist until a warming trend by Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow is seen tonight and Saturday followed by rain on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Troublesome Intersection To Get New Signal System
City service director announces a new traffic signal system for Hunter St Culver St and Zanesville Ave at an estimated 700 installation cost. The three intersections will gain two new full lights plus a pedestrian walk signal and four phase timing to ease the frequent accidents.
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City Service
Lewis Price
Hunter St
Culver St
Zanesville Ave
Baldwin & Spurs
Columbus
Rt. 75
Young Attorney Named Prosecutor for Athens County
ATHENS Ohio Clair E. Berry 30 was appointed prosecuting attorney of Athens County by Common Pleas Judge Francis D White. Berry, a Lock Haven Pennsylvania native, replaces the late Joel B Draper. He is a 4 year Ohio State University and University of Cincinnati graduate who has practiced law for three years.
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Athens
Clair E. Berry
Athens County
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Berry
Lock Haven
Joel B. Draper
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Grade A Revolt Against Charity Campaigns Advances
Cleveland report notes a national pushback against numerous charity campaigns. F Emerson Andrew of the Russell Sage Foundation cites 1954 charity gifts totaling 5.4 billion dollars. Randall M Ruhlman urges unified giving like Community Chest amid widespread discontent with campaigns.
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Cleveland
National Conference
F. Emerson Andrew
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
America
Randall M. Ruhlman
Community Chest
U S and Russia pursue separate peace campaigns
The United States and Soviet Union are developing rival peace campaigns, provoking talk of a Big Four foreign ministers conference. Officials weigh whether Soviet moves signal real good faith or merely propaganda while Eisenhower pushes for high level talks and Molotov invites Austrian leader Raab to Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Russia
John Hightower
Associated Press
Hightower
Eisenhower
V. M. Molotov
Julius Raab
Moscow
London
State Department
House committee blasts Agriculture Dept over farm aid and surpluses
The House Appropriations Committee faulted the Agriculture Department for political influence on farm policy and urged $878,625,391 in cash and $388 million in lending for 1955. It criticized CCC leadership, called for a sales program to move surpluses, cut storage costs, and warned of continued declines in net farm income and farmers’ share of the food dollar.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Commodity Credit Corp
The
Commodity Stabilization Service
CCC
Mbers
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
Rep. Whitten
D-Miss
South
U. S
Congress
Senate panel kills 20 dollar income tax cut plan
A Senate House Conference Committee voted to reject a Democratic proposal for a $20 per person income tax cut for next year.
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Washington
Senate House
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