Eisenhower Warns On Big Four Conference Dangers
President Eisenhower warned that a Big Four meeting with the Soviet Union must be carefully prepared to avoid worsening tensions. He cited risks from ill defined agendas, overoptimistic expectations, and concessions made under public scrutiny. Diplomats note potential misreadings of Soviet aims and the differing constraints of democratic leaders versus centralized regimes.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Bulgaria
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Japan
Hearings Held For Truants From Jr High
Four pupils from Logan junior high faced Juvenile Court before Judge Rhea Bangert Brown for habitual truancy. A 14 year old boy and two 15 year old girls were ordered to attend regularly, with attendance checked by Juvenile Court officer Ralph Blum. A 14 year old girl’s case was continued for further investigation.
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Logan Junior High
Rhea Bangert Brown
Brown
Ralph Blum
Logan
Blum
Writ Seeks Custody of Hoy Children in Ohio Court
A writ of habeas corpus from Common Pleas Court targets Mrs. Edna Shanley of 1178 W Hunter St to produce minors Thomas Joseph Hoy and Linda K Hoy. Judge Harley Meyer set April 4 at 10 a.m. for appearance. Petition filed by their father William Drew.
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Common Pleas Court
Edna Shanley
W. Hunter St
Thomas Joseph Hoy
Linda K. Hoy
Harley Meyer
William Drew
Man Jailed On Charge Of Neglect Of Six Children
Grover Leroy Binkley of Rockbridge Route 1 was found guilty in Juvenile Court and sentenced to three months in county jail plus court costs for neglecting six minor children. The complaint, filed by his wife Clara, followed his arrest by Lancaster police and transfer to Hocking County.
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Grover Leroy Binkley
Rockbridge
Hocking Coun
Spurgeon
Strange new balanoglossus joins Smithsonian collection
Washington reports a giant balanoglossus specimen found in Grand Isle Louisiana by Dr. Harry J. Bennett and assistants. The three foot long creature, one of the largest intact, links worm and vertebrate groups, with a pro boscis tongue and gill slits. Shrimp and lobsters feed on balanoglossi and pick up iodine flavor.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Grand Isle
Harry J. Bennett
Louisiana
Ward
Brando and Kelly Top Oscars in 27th Academy Awards
Hollywood crowned Water front eight Oscars tying Gone with the Wind for most wins. Grace Kelly won best actress while Marlon Brando took best actor as Water front claimed Best Picture and multiple technical awards. Eva Marie Saint and Edmond O’Brien were honored in supporting roles. Disney added two more statues, and Three Coins in the Fountain won best song.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
New York
Grace Kelly
Miss Kelly
Brando
Bing Crosby
Judy Garland
Judy
Waterfront
Eva Marie Saint
Edmond O’brien
Walt Disney
Dayton Man Brings Cake For Auto License Office
John J. Vukovic of Dayton visited the auto license bureau with a large chocolate cake bearing icing of license number 99-QQ. He uses the same plate for about 15 years and says he plans a yearly treat for bureau workers.
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Dayton
John J. Vukovic
Auto License Bureau
Vukovic
Dope Peddler Sentenced in Narcotics Case
Federal Judge Mell G Underwood sentenced Clarence J Cole 38 of Springfield to five years in prison after his conviction for peddling narcotics. Cole sold four heroin capsules for 16 dollars to Franklin County Deputy Sheriff Donald Spafford, an undercover agent.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Clarence J. Cole
Springfield
Cole
Franklin County
Donald Spafford
Educational TV Bill Faces Assembly Vote in Ohio
Ohio House set to vote on a Senate approved measure to expand educational television by allowing local boards of education to fund foundations. The bill aims to televise teachers specialties into classrooms and clarifies legal allowances for such contributions. Nearby actions included a defeated Saturday courthouse closing proposal and committee recommendations on veterans bonuses and charity fund drive regulation.
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Columbus
House
Ohio
Boards of Education
Cincinnati
Ohio House
Societies For Savings
Cleveland
Springfield
Marietta
House Education Committee
William L. Manahan
Defiance
Senate
House Conference
Senate Judiciary Committee
Attorney General
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Pay raise for 1.7 million armed forces members starts tomorrow
Washington reports that about 1,700,000 military personnel are virtually assured a pay increase beginning tomorrow. In New York the Minot F. Mickey Jelice trial advances with a 12-member jury. Senator George of Georgia backs Eisenhower on considering defense for Quemoy and Matsu, while Rabbi Samuel M. Gup of Columbus Temple Israel dies at 61 after serving from 1982 to 1946 and helping found the Ohio Mental Hygiene Society.
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Washington
New York
Minot
Columbus
Samuel M. Gup
Temple Israel
The
Ohio Mental Hygiene Society
Martha Kenney Cooper
Kaiser to Build $4 Million Brick Plant in Columbiana
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp announces it has exercised options on 160 acres at Columbiana Ohio for a new four million dollar basic refractory brick plant. Production will focus on basic brick for steel glass cement and copper industries.
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Oakland
Calif
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Columbiana
Ohio
Coal Output Up In Last Quarter
Ohio coal production rose 8.2 million tons in Q4 1954, a 12 percent gain from Q3 and 6 percent above Q4 1953. Total 1954 output was 30 million tons, while mine payroll fell 9 percent to 11.1 million dollars. Strip mining accounted for 62 percent of output. Harrison County led quarterly production with 1,678,884 tons. other counties listed with figures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Margaret A. Mahoney
Miss Mahoney
Harrison County
Belmont County
Jefferson
Perry
Athens
Columbiana
Coshocton
Gallia
Guernsey
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Mahoning
Meigs
Muskingum
Noble
Stark
Portage
Tuscarawas
Vinton
Washington
Holmes
Carroll
Morgan
Two Navy Cruisers Stand By for Eisenhower Use
The White House said two cabin cruisers kept in readiness for President Eisenhower are maintained for possible government relocation emergencies. They have rarely been used, though Eisenhower rode one with grandchildren last August. The Barbara Anne and Susie E were civilian boats requisitioned in the war. Barbara Anne has been rebuilt at about 140000 dollars and Susie E at about 35000 dollars.
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Washington
Navy
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Susie E
Ohio Voters Back Schools In Landmark Survey
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce reports voters are willing to support schools at both local and state levels, a stance described as unequaled in the nation. The survey says Ohio finances for education compare favorably with the highest ranking states.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Health Department To Check Sanitation In Lake Logan Area
County health department plans to supervise sanitation in the Lake Logan special district. Sanitation facilities must be approved by Glenn Hemsworth the county sanitarian. The area will be mapped including one mile offshore and ongoing construction will be marked.
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Health Department
Lake Logan
County Health Department
Ohio Department of Health
Glenn Hemsworth
Hemsworth
George Biechler
County Counties Sees Spring Weather Warmth Trend
Weather across Hocking County shows springlike warmth with a 60 to 65 degree high after clear sunny skies. Early morning 11 a.m. reading was 56 with yesterday at 57 and a last night low of 20 degrees. tonight may drop to 32 with possible Friday showers. Across the nation, cool wet conditions in the West contrast with mild, sunny conditions in the East though many areas saw temperatures fall from yesterday, with snow in some locales and freezing in New England and the Appalachians.
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Hocking County
Chicago
Plains
Rockies
New England
Appalachians
Doctor Says Polio Report Not Written Yet
Dr Thomas Francis Jr head of the polio vaccine trial evaluation says the official report due April 12 has not been written He denies a World Telegram Sun claim of 100 percent success and says no information has been released by the polio evaluation center 1830000 children took part in 217 areas 440000 received the vaccine
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New York
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
Francis
Polio Evaluation Center
New Orleans
Washington
D. C
Oklahoma
Indiana
United States
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Dr. Francis
National Foundation
Ohio Farmers Satisfied With Visit To Congressmen
Fifty Ohio Farm Bureau members returned home pleased with the reception from Ohio congressmen during a three day visit. They pressed to keep variable price supports, urged defeating HR 12, sought changes to draft laws favoring older workers, and opposed a two cent federal gasoline tax for a new roads program. The group urged passage of the reciprocal trade bill.
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Washington
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
House Agriculture Committee
H. D. Heckathorn
Senate
Heckathorn
House
One Army Joins Viet Nam Chief
Saigon reports Premier Ngo Dinh Diem gains a major ally as Gen Nguyen Thanh Phuong and 42 Cao Dai officers join the national army. The move follows a 24 hour truce amid fighting that left at least 26 dead and 112 wounded in a battle with the Binh Xuyen.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Army
Binh Xuyen Society
anti-Diem
Nguyen Thanh Phuong
Cao Dai
Diem
Independence
National
Phuong
le van Tat
South
United Front of
Hoa Hao
Tran van Soai
le Quang Vinh
Bacut
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
French Riviera
Binh Xuyen
Paul Ely
la van Vien
Hen Lays Remarkable Egg Believed to Hold Triple Yolk
An English Leghorn owned by Mrs. Mary E. Bartlett of Dicken Addition laid an unusually large egg on Sunday. The egg measures five inches around the short axis and seven inches lengthwise. It may contain three yolks, a rare triple yolk production for a hen.
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Mary E. Bartlett
Dicken
Bartlett
Grocery Chief Dies in Cincinnati
T. W. Burke aged 79, who once operated a chain of 56 groceries in Cincinnati, died here yesterday.
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Cincinnati
T. W. Burke
Medic Resigning From Western Reserve University Unit
Cleveland reports Dr. Joseph T. Wearn plans to resign as head of the department of medicine at Western Reserve University. The move ends a long tenure at the institution and will affect the medical faculty leadership.
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Cleveland
Joseph T. Wearn
Department of Medicine
Western Reserve University
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