DiSalle tax program stalls in Ohio Senate debate
In Columbus the Ohio Senate debated Governor DiSalle's 365 million dollar tax plan with 15 of 20 Democrats present. No agreement emerged as members expressed confusion over the need for the increases to fund the two year budget. The sales tax exemption repeal, projected to yield 119 million, faces doubt on floor passage despite hints votes may come.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Frank W. King
Dlucas
DiSalle
King
Sen
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Aleady
Khrushchev Asked Directly About Missing U S Airmen
In Washington AP a request was made to Nikita Khrushchev regarding the 11 missing U S airmen from a September C130 shoot down near the Turkish border. President Eisenhower ordered Ambassador Thompson to press the matter with the Soviet premier. Soviet replies denied the attack and offered no fate for the missing crew members.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Armenia
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Kremlin
Mrs. Van Atta Quits Hocking County Aid for the Aged Post
Mrs. Frank Van Atta resigns as a case worker in the Hocking County Aid for the Aged office effective July 1 after serving since April 16, 1947. She is on sick leave and the office has not named a successor. The Van Attas will move to Phoenix, Arizona, with two daughters in Phoenix.
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Frank van Atta
E. Second St
Hocking County
Aid For the Aged
van Atta
E. Main St
Roy Baker
van Attas
Phoenix
Ariz
Reds Fire On Quemoy
Chinese Communist forces fired five shells at the Quemoy Islands ending a week long lull in the offshore island artillery war.
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Reds
Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Sommers to Lead Shipping at Metalbestos Plant
Harold H. Sommers resigns as manager of the Logan City Loan and Savings Co. office to head shipping and receiving at William Wallace Co. Metalbestos plant. A Chillicothe native, he joined City Loan in 1940 and has led the Logan office for 11 years. He will study operations in Belmont, California for two months before returning when production starts.
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Harold H
Harp) Sommers
Logan
City Loan & Savings Co
Metalbestos
William Wallace Co
Sommers
Chillicothe
City Loan Organization
City Loan
Belmont
Calif
Metalbestos Division
Lions Club Cheer Club Member Honored With Birthday Wishes
Mrs. Augusta Holzapfel 84 Cheer Club Member of the Logan Lions Club will celebrate her birthday May 11. She lives at the McVey Hotel and friends and Hocking residents are asked to call or send cards. The Lions plan to present her a bouquet. Last week’s Cheer Club member, Mrs. Shirley Fox, received over 30 cards and a bouquet from the Lions and expressed gratitude.
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Logan Lions Club
Augusta Holzapfel
Grand Jury Action on Unions Ordered
A federal attorney guiding a grand jury probe into labor union affairs in Cleveland was ordered to begin promptly and finish by July 1. Judge James C. Connell warned that he may dismiss the jury if the government’s evidence is not presented timely. He cited unrest and economic concern among jurors due to delays.
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Cleveland
Max H. Goldschein
Department of Justice
U. S
James C. Connell
Connell
Lancasterite Pleads Guilty To Car Theft
Theron Q. Spivey a 19 year old Lancaster man pled guilty in U S District Court to transporting a stolen car from Kalamazoo Michigan to Idaho Federal Judge Mell G Underwood ordered a probation report He also fined Roger S Neff and Roy C Knotts both Lancaster men 1000 for failing to register for federal gambling stamp taxes and considered a defense motion for sentence reduction
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Ohio
Lancaster
Theron Q. Spivey
U.S
Kalamazoo
Mich
Idaho
Mell G. Underwood
Underwood
Roger S. Neff
Roy C. Knotts
Fairfield Recreation Club
John M. Bowsher
NYC Agent At Chauncey Again Subject Of Probe
The Utilities Commission reopened hearings on a New York Central Railroad request to remove the agent at the Chauncey station in Athens County Ohio. The prior request to remove the agent was denied last August.
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Chauncey
Columbus, Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Utilities Commission
Athens County
American Mother of 1959 Earns Mrs Title at Waldorf Event
Mrs Jennie Loitman Barron a Brookline Mass judge accepts the American Mother of 1959 honor. She emphasizes the importance of the American father and her role as wife and mother alongside a storied legal career. Barron 67 grandmother of seven has led community and national service and cites six criteria for the Mother of the Year including motherhood public activity and embodying the Golden Rule. Her family includes daughters Erma Deborah Joy and their spouses and children.
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New York
Jennie Loitman Barron
Brookline
Mass
Samuel Barron Jr
Daniel A. Poling
American Mothers Committee Inc
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Judge Barron
Boston
Boston University
Barron and Barron
Wellesley College
Erma
Philip Wernick
Deborah Blazer
Joy
William B. Rachlin
Mothers of America
East Hocking Board Hikes Teacher Pay Two Phases Adopted
East Hocking school board approved a two phase salary plan for 1959 60 and rehired 14 teachers. Phase one begins Sept 1 1959 with raises 140 to 300 dollars and phase two Sept 1 1960 adding 200 to 300 more per teacher. The board also discussed Gore elementary operation and pupil assignments for Carbon Hill High.
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East Hocking
Harley Poling
James Frey
L. M. Ingram
Poling
Ingram
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking County
Hocking
Noel North
Dan Langley
Kenneth Risch
Roy Byers
Albert Rau
Wayne Holderman
Nelle Elliott
Marguerite Jones
Mary Jane McKinley
Viola Hartman
Irene Bigham
Mary Barbour
Grace Orr
Edwin Barker
Donna Giffin
Josephine Sayre
Berdena Woods
Ann Spencer
Carbon Hill
Spencer
Germany
State Board of Education
Langley
Murray City
State Department of Education
Gore
Frey
Gore School
Two Lemon-Monroe Seniors Win Armco Scholarships
Susan O. Phillips and Thomas H. Woods Jr., both seniors at Lemon Monroe High School in Middletown, Ohio, received Armco Steel Corp scholarships totaling $2,600. Armco officials announced the awards on Monday.
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Middletown
Ohio
Susan O. Phillips
Thomas H. Woods Jr
Lemon-Monroe High School
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Senate Approves SUB Payments in Ohio Back-Claims Near
Ohio lawmakers near releasing about 25 million dollars in back SUB payments after Senate approval, with House concurrence and governor signature pending. The Information Committee weighs a possible lawsuit to block funds as earlier suits unfold.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Information Committee
SUB
Athens Man Accused In Mail Probe
David Elmo Landis 40, former Athens hotel bar manager, faced a U S Commission hearing in Columbus after being charged in federal court with mailing motion picture films of a nude woman from Athens to Findlay for processing. An Athens photographer testified Landis may not have known films were mailed via post. the commissioner ordered a brief to argue lack of awareness of mail transport.
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Columbus
Ohio
Athens
U.S
Robert W. Newton
David Elmo Landis
Findlay
Lancaster
William J. Abraham
Landis
Eisenhower urges steel talks to avoid inflation risk
President Eisenhower urged steel negotiators to exercise restraint and avoid a wage price spiral that could invite government intervention while stressing Americans cannot be hurt. He backed no wage or price controls and noted progress at Geneva could lead to a summit. He also commented on Truman invitations amid Churchill dinner plans.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
Truman
White House
Hisenhower
Sun Brightness Rising Says Lowell Astronomers
In Flagstaff, Lowell Observatory researchers report the sun is about 2 percent brighter now than five years ago. Harold Johnson says brightness may cycle and could fade, with six more years of study needed for a definite answer. They caution no Earth danger and note possible future implications if brightness keeps increasing.
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Ariz
Lowell Observatory
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Builders Teamsters Sign Three Year Pact in Ohio
The Ohio Contractors Assn and the Ohio Conference of Teamsters signed a three year contract covering about 3 000 road construction workers in Ohio. The accord provides a 9 cent average hourly increase, varies by zones, and sets prevailing rates for heavy and highway construction. Union officials say the deal stabilizes the industry and helps agencies plan long term costs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Contractors Assn
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Ohio
Eisenhower Says Nominating Strauss Faces Low Point
President Eisenhower warned a political fight over Lewis Strauss as commerce secretary could hit a low point if personal antagonisms derail the nomination. He defended Strauss as a public servant of integrity while Democrats accuse him of falsehoods re isotope exports during his AEC tenure. Senator Andersen called Strauss’ testimony misleading and challenged past export claims.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Clinton P. Andersen
D-Nm
AEC
Anderson
Senate Commerce Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
Brazil
Senate
Logan City Primary Voters Light At Noon
In Logan 286 voters by noon in the city primary with Democrats leading Republicans 150 to 136. Precinct tallies show Logan 3A with 46 ballots, 2-A with 35, and 1-D with 12 had the lightest turnout. Democrats rally behind Myers Griffin and May Zanner while Republicans nominate Brimner Spang and Ricketts Russell. Polls close at 6 30 p m with unofficial results after 7 30 p m via Daily News offices.
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Logan 3A
Logan 1
Hocking County Election Board
Francis Myers
Ralph Griffin
Louis E. May
Raymond F. Zanner
Harold A. Brimner
Hal E. Spang
Frank Ricketts Jr
Don R. Russell
Third Ward
Daily News
Mercury Climbs Into 90s For Third Straight Day
Hocking County records show temperatures in the 90s for the third day as a heat wave persists. A high of 91 was reached at 2 p.m. with 91 on Sunday and 92 on Saturday, followed by a light rain and possible relief from thundershowers tonight or Wednesday. The temperature fell 19 degrees after the afternoon peak, with a low around 50 and 85 by noon today.
Cold Front Triggers Wind Storms Across Midwest
A cool front moved through the hot midsection sparking more thunderstorms and tornado activity. A tornado touched down near Wells Minnesota with funnel clouds seen in Texas and Kansas. Tornadoes and funnels affected five states Tuesday, damaging a few homes and farm buildings but causing no injuries.
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Associated Press
Wells
Minn
Texas
Kansas
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