Deadlock Seen Ahead On Ike's Farm Program
Washington Senator Knowland warned Congress may deadlock on farm legislation letting flexible price supports take effect under current law. He noted risk of no single farm bill and described bipartisan backing for 90 percent parity but possible shift to flexible 75 to 90 percent supports.
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Ike
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rep. Hope
R-Kan
House Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Ohio Campaign Plans Split GOP Dem Rally Tactics
Both major parties eye Ohio as pivotal in the fall race. Republicans schedule a shirtsleeve conference in Cincinnati August 30 to September 1 while Democrats explore a Cleveland TV circuit for synchronized Midwest rallies. Sam Harrell will coordinate Ohio efforts for the Democrats, linking with regional leaders and top targets such as Schenck Bow and Ayres.
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Washington
Ohio
GOP
Cincinnati
Cleveland
GOP National Committee
Taft
Midwest
Sam Harrell
al Horstman
Dayton
Eugene Hanhart
Dover
Frog Jumping Record Set at Calaveras County Contest
ANGELS CAMP Calif Lucky Lager with three prodigious leaps totaling 16 feet 10 inches set a new frog jumping record and won $1 000 yesterday in the 27th annual contest based on Mark Twain s celebrated story The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County Maggie previously held the 1944 mark by eight inches The tale notes a villain loaded the favorite with buckshot and it never started
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Angels Camp
Calif
Mark Twain
Maggie
Twain
Calaveras County
Two Way Radio Aids Indoors In Factories
Syracuse engineers report indoor two way radio systems cut material handling costs by enabling four trucks to do the work of five and reduce labor waste. The system also helps direct freight across large factory suites and speeds responses to supervision.
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Syracuse
General Electric
Refused Breath Test In DUI Booking
Hamilton police booked Todd Smith after a weekend DUI stop. He refused a chemical test citing concerns about mouthpiece sanitation. He stated he was not required to take the test.
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Hamilton
Todd Smith
Burke Endorsed by AFL ILGWU Conference
U. S. Senator Thomas A. Burke of Ohio was endorsed for November election at a regional AFL ILGWU conference session held yesterday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U. S
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Ohio-Kentucky
AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Oil Fire Draws 5000 Cars in Suburban Jam
A waste oil fire in Cuyahoga Heights caused an estimated 5,000 spectator cars to clog the suburb, creating one of its largest traffic jams in history yesterday.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga Heights
Miss In Mook Lee Meets Korean Choir in Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs Clarence Heine of Logan and their Korean ward Miss In Mook Lee encounter the Korean Children's Choir in Columbus during a weekend stay at the Southern Hotel. Lee joins the group at the Statehouse as director Byong Won Ahn recalls her Seoul schooling.
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Clarence Heine
Logan
Director Ahn
Miss Lee
Kyunggi High School For
Seoul
Ahn
Southern
Mrs. Heine
Negro Leaders Plan Drive To End School Segregation
ATLANTA NAACP leaders from 18 states announced a mass followup to the Supreme Court ruling on segregation. The Atlanta declaration urged integration at all school levels, Negro teacher assignments, and federal aid, with Thurgood Marshall and Walter White as chief spokesmen.
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South
Boards of Education
U. S. Supreme Court
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
Walter White
Marshall
Supreme Court
Dallas
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Talmadge
Byrnes
Visitor At Jail Extends His Stay
Franklin County authorities arrested Charles Leroy Anderson 21 Columbus at the county jail on a warrant from the Franklin County Court of Domestic Relations Juvenile Branch charging contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Anderson had visited his father Clarence Anderson who faces trial for neglect of minor children. Deputy Joe Breeze approved the visit before the arrest.
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Franklin County
Charles Leroy Anderson
Columbus
Franklin County Court of Domestic Relations
Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Joe Breeze
Dice Raid Nets Six in Jefferson Garage Gambler Bust
Sheriff Tom Fasula and three deputies raided a garage near Ashtabula yesterday arresting six men for gambling. Five paid fines and one must appear in court today. Fasula forced entry through three doors to reach the dice game.
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Jefferson
Tom Fasula
Ashtabula
Fasula
Church to Close After 119 Years in Cleveland
The 119 year old First Congregational Church held its final worship service yesterday and will hand its assets to the Congregational Union of Cleveland for disposal. Officials cited a changing neighborhood and declining membership.
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Cleveland
First Congregational Church
The
Congregational Union of
Dayton Girl Places 14th in National Spelling Bee
A brown haired 12 year old from Dayton Ohio spelled terraqueous to miss Linda Benjamin in the 27th annual National Spelling Bee. Linda later learned the word means land and water. the Dayton contestant finished 14th among 57 nationwide participants.
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Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Linda Benjamin
Linda
U. S
Eden Returns To Geneva For Final Push At Geneva Talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden flies to Geneva to press for breakthroughs in Indochina and Korea as Western leaders weigh a possible deadline. United States signals readiness to end talks if no progress, while Britain backs continued negotiations amid stiff East West deadlock.
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Russell
United States
Kremlin
Washington
Talmadge
Georgia
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Korea
London
Eden
Britain
France
Red River
U. S
Three Die in Toledo Area Auto Crash
A two car crash at Ohio 69 and 281 southwest of Bowling Green killed three people and injured six others. Victims were Frank Balogh 29 Antwerp Paulding County Joseph Sibold 9 Toledo and Frances Sibold 26 mother of Joseph.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Here
Frank S. Balogh
Antwerp
Paulding County
Joseph Sibold
Toledo
Frances Sibold
Joseph
Marion Culver
Sibold
Becky Balogh
Raymond Sibold
James Sibold
Marie Balogh
Mark Balogh
Director Selected for Akron Symphony by Cleveland Conductor
Laszlo Krausz of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra was named to direct the Akron Symphony yesterday. He also serves as director of the Mansfield Symphony.
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Akron
Laszlo Krausz
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Akron Symphony
Mansfield Symphony
Profit margins by industry chart from National Industrial Conference Board
The piece lists sales margins for 40 industries led by cement at 12.3 percent. The average margin is 5.3 percent. Figures reflect pre tax sales margins, not after taxes.
Ex-Gl Lima Officer Faces Arrest Extradition Hurdles
Legal roadblocks delayed action in the 1946 Passau ax arson killings of three U S Army officers. James M Leech of Lima Ohio, accused of murder and arson, faces extradition delays as investigators seek sworn statements and proper legal prerequisites.
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Lima
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Thomas Landan
James M. Leech
Ohio
Leech
Lancian
Passau
Ohioan
Everett S. Confran
Washington, D. C
Adrian L. Wessler
New Rochelle
N.Y
Stanley M. Rosewater
Omaha
Neb
William Canfield
Hampden
Mass
U. S. High Commission
Canfield
Woman Sees Possible Killer After Passau Axe Slayings
In Frankfurt a German woman told U S investigators she may have seen the slayer of three American officers near Passau eight years ago. She recalled a man leaving a death house during a January fire and tossing an object into the Danube before heading to Ambassador's Villa. An axe was later recovered from the river at the witness’s indicated spot.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Passau
U. S
William D. Canfield
Danube
Canfield
James M. Leech
Lima
Ohio
Leech
Pentagon backs Army charges against McCarthy aides
Secretary of the Army Stevens testified that the Pentagon supports filing charges against Senator McCarthy and his subcommittee aides. He said he assumed full responsibility and consulted with White House and executive department officials while denying he acted on his own.
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Washington
Army
Stevens
Pentagon
Sen. McCarthy
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Executive Department
White House
Far East
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Vietminh Rebel Force Is Driven From Nam Tha
French high command claims victory in a Dien Bien Phu type siege at Nam Tha northern Laos. About 400 Vietminh were repelled after six days of heavy shelling with 55 Vietminh dead while French losses were light.
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Nam Tha
Saigon
Indochina
Laos
Mekong River
Dien Bien Phu
Red China
Yunnan
Burma
Mountainous Northwest Inc
Cao Dai
Viet Nam
Geneva
Bao Dai
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Europe
French Riviera
Asia
Paris
Irritated Mule Kills Man in West Virginia
W V Hamlin John Delbert Thompson age 68 of Bowles Route was treating a mule for an open sore when the animal bolted hurling him into rocks and a creek He died from internal injuries after at Huntington hospital
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Hamlin
W. Va
John Delbert Thompson
Bowles
Thompson
Huntington
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