Double Barrell Demand Hits Eisenhower on McCarthy Inquiry
Washington fights over the McCarthy Army dispute with Sen. McCarthy demanding the complete story of Justice Department involvement in triggering Army charges against him. Sen. McClellan warns a Jan 21 conference details must be disclosed, while Brownell weighs possible public release of an FBI memo summary.
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R-Wis
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William Rogers
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Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Army
John G. Adams
John Adams
Schine
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FBI
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The
Stevens
Queen Elizabeth Returns Home After Six Month Commonwealth Tour
Enthusiastic crowds greet the Queen as she lands in London aboard the royal yacht Britannia. Churchill joins the voyage and at Westminster Pier the royal party proceeds to Buckingham Palace amid speculation about the Prime Minister and the Queen’s health.
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Elizabeth II
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Britannia
Thames
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Westminster Pier
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Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
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English Channel
Russian Offer Scrutinized At Geneva Indochina Talks
Western Big Three study Molotov shift on Indochina peace supervision by a neutral nations commission. Soviet move seen as concession. talks to open hard bargaining next week with nine delegations present. France to present cease fire proposal at outset.
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V. M
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France
Lunatic Fires On Park Visitors Wounding Teen
In Cincinnati a high school senior Theodore Bauer eighteen was shot in the stomach by a reportedly roaming lunatic in a park. Elmer Miley sixteen said the youths, seeking stories of the man, confronted him before he fired. Bauer was listed in serious condition at General Hospital.
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Park Spooners
Theodore Bauer
General Hospital
Elmer Miley
Bauer
Miley
Cupid Wedding Delayed By Auto Wreck Near Winchester
An elderly Ohio couple married in Memorial Hospital Winchester while recovering from injuries after their car overturned 25 miles west of here on U S 50 in West Virginia. Claude Jarrett 78 Canton and Effie Meiser 77 Paris Ohio wed in the sun room and plan to continue their trip after discharge.
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Ohio
Norfolk
Memorial Hospital
Here
West Virginia
U. S
Claude Jarrett
Canton
Effie Meiser
Paris
Rebel Veteran Turns 108 in Fort Blackmore Virginia
General John B. Salling, one of three surviving Confederate veterans, celebrates his 108th birthday in Fort Blackmore. He claims service in A Company under Captain Lon Collins digging saltpetre for General Lee, and plans to welcome visitors from various organizations amid fond reunions.
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John B. Salling
Salling
Confederacy
Lon Collins
Lee
Korea
Ohio Pollution Board Eyes Brine Dumping
The Ohio water pollution board will decide on Tuesday whether wastes from the Columbia-Southern Chemical plant in Barberton can be dumped as brine into the Tuscarawas River, risking 3000 jobs tied to soda ash production for Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Mayors along the Tuscarawas and Muskingum rivers urge action amid corrosion complaints in Marietta and surrounding towns from the brine polluted waters.
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Ohio Water Pollution Board
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Barberton
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Muskingum Rivers
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Zanesville
Marietta
Coshocton
Dover
New Philadelphia
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Stark
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Muskingum
Morgan
Washington
Coin-Flipping Judge Avoids Reprisal
Clayton North Carolina town commissioners declined punishment for Judge L H Champion after he flipped a coin to decide the fate of C C Stewart 65 who was charged with running a stop sign. The coin outcome went heads and Stewart was freed.
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N. C
L.H. Champion
C. C. Stewart
Stewart
Judge Champion
State wins suit over railroad fire damages
In fall 1944 Ohio charged a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive sparked past Ft. Ancient State Park and started fires. The state sought 29554 dollars in damages. A common pleas court jury awarded the state 11000 dollars yesterday.
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State of Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ft. Ancient State Park
Common Pleas Court
Honors And Awards Presented Friday At LHS Assembly
Logan High School held its spring honors assembly with Principal Howard Kirk presiding. The event highlighted scholastic achievement and featured awards to seniors and district state scholars, plus top shorthand students and various FFA and vocational awards.
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Logan High School
Howard Kirk
William Gasbarro
Earle Timberlake
Emma Kate Mathias
Nancy Shaw
Dolores Bester
Charles Brown
Robert Swackhammer
Lorraine Holtzen
Tom Helber
Larry Casto
Ken Collison
Harry Kitchen
James Blume
James Hartman
James Murray
William Juergensmei
Annabelle Swackhammer
Janet Risch
Sally Chrisman
Susan Murtha
Judy Young
Mary Napier
Emma Mathias
Norma Jean Daubenmier
Barbara Vore
Claudia Hannaford
Claude A. Hammon
Peggy Cummins
Rensselaer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Harley Ellinger
Howard Nowels
Vo-Ag
Jim Smith
FFA
OSU
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Dan Graham
Bob Rainier
Joe Ruff
DeKalb
Nolan Sater
Walter Haas
Diversified Co-Operative Trades
Vocational Industrial Club
LHS
Ralph Helber
Owen Reynolds
Toledo
Bob Inboden
Bender Campaign Costs 49 859 in Ohio Senate Bid
The Republican State Central and Executive Committee reports it spent all but 54 of 49 913 received for George H Bender of Cleveland in the GOP senatorial bid. Saxbe receipts and expenditures total 33 081 plus 1 327 in debts as of the primary filing deadline.
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George H. Bender
Cleveland
State Committee
Bender
Ohio House
William Saxbe
Eisenhowers Leave Washington for Maryland Weekend
President and Mrs. Eisenhower depart Washington in the rain for a weekend in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Two White Alabama Farmers Convicted In Slavery Case
A federal court jury convicted brothers Fred N Dial 25 and Oscar Edwin Dial 34 of conspiring to hold black workers in involuntary servitude on their Sumter County farm. Fred Dial also faced peonage charges with potential sentences up to 15 years. Oscar up to 10 years.
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Birmingham
Ala
West Alabama
Fred N. Dial
Oscar Edwin Dial
Mississippi
Dial Brothers
Thompson
Coy Lee Tanksly
Klondike
Miss
Fred Dial
Oscar Dial
French Fear Rebels Gain In Agreement
Saigon sources fear Vietminh commander Giap may use the Dien Bien Phu evacuation as a maneuver. Geneva talks set 450 French wounded to be evacuated, with 250 critically wounded and 200 less serious cases. France mobilizes helicopters and planes to move wounded from Hanoi to Luang Prabang, while interviews with patients are barred amid critical conditions.
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Saigon
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nhuyen Giap
Giap
Sonla
Geneva
Vietminh
Pierre Huard
Indochina
Luang Prabang
Ladder Needed To Make Arrest
Phoenix police used a 60 foot hook and ladder to arrest Mrs. Margaret L. Blake on a bogus check charge after she perched atop a flagpole awaiting Christmas. Detectives with fire department help retrieved her, she posted a $500 bond, and was freed before returning to the publicity crow’s nest she planned to stay in until Christmas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Margaret L. Blake
Fire Kills Tot at Troy After Fire Starts From Matches
A three year old boy, Vernon Lee Miller, died yesterday in a Piqua hospital after a fire started while he played with matches.
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Troy
Vernon Lee Miller
Piqua
Murrow to Receive Oberlin Honorary Law Degree
Edward R. Murrow will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Oberlin College at the June 14 commencement. The CBS commentator is honored for his contributions to journalism and public affairs.
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CBS
Edward R. Murrow
Oberlin College
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