Peron Tightening Grip on Argentina Shows State of Siege
President Peron moves to seek a congressional declaration of a state of siege for Buenos Aires amid warnings of intensified government violence against opposition. He withdraws a resignation offer to pacify the nation as a massive Plaza de Mayo rally supports his Peronista base and CGT.
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Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Congress
Peronistas
Plaza de Mayor
CGT
Ammunition Stolen From Ravenna Arsenal Probe Underway
Ravenna army ordnance officials investigated the theft of large quantities of water damaged shotgun and rifle ammunition from the Ravenna arsenal. The purloined shells were reportedly sold in bars around Ravenna and Windham areas. The stock, valued at 106000 dollars, was brought by George Worthington Co. after a basement flood, and more than five million rounds were designated for destruction. Norman F. Worthington said 1300 dollars was paid to destroy cartons. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. runs the arsenal and provided no statement pending the probe.
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Ravenna
Army Ordnance
Ravenna Arsenal
Ravenna- Windham
George Worthington Co
Cleveland
Bandit Robs Belevdere Hotel Amid Wedding Reception
A gunman robbed the Belevdere Hotel of 2800 dollars yesterday while police were upstairs at a wedding reception for Patrolman Joseph Kelly and his bride. The incident occurred in New York and involved prominent security during a busy event.
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New York
Belevdere
Joseph Kelly
Chrysler OKs Layoff Plan and UAW Settlement
Chrysler Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a contract settlement six hours after strikes hit plants in six states. The deal mirrors Ford and GM layoff pay plans with 60 to 65 percent pay for up to 26 weeks, 6 cent hourly raises each year, and pension boosts up to about $250 monthly, plus new strike rights over production standards.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Michigan
Indiana
California
Delaware
Kansas
Georgia
Fat Cattle Sale and Pageantry at Ohio State Fair
Gov. Frank J Lausche opens the Fat Cattle Sale at the Ohio State Fair as part of Governor's Day, with 200 head of feeder calves on display and a $5,000 Governor's Cup harness race. The program also features sheep shows, cattle judging, a 125 member all Ohio talent show, and auditions for Arthur Godfrey’s program. Winners include Green Meadow Farms and McDonald Farm entrants with multiple prizes. teen exhibitors Rosalyn and Nancy Marting win blue ribbons in Hereford and yearling classes.
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Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Lausche
Billy May
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
National Hampshire
Green Meadow Farms
Bareville
Penn State University
Keystone State
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Kentucky
Fair Hampshire
Stanley Lawrence
FFA
Marion
Lawrence
Rosalyn
Nancy Marting
Washington C
Nancy
Reappointment of Columbeus W A Marion as N D R Director
Circleville native Columbeus W A Marion to be named director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources by Governor Lausche. Marion's term expired August 1. His top assistant is James Wells of Logan and he owns a Hocking County farm, with frequent Logan visits.
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Columbeus W—A. W. Marion
Circleville
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Frank J. Lausche
Marion
Mr. Marion
James Wells
Logan
Hocking County
Slay-For-Pay Gunman Killed in Texas Case
Police found 49 year old Leroy Eggleston dead in a shallow well six miles north of Fort Worth. The case leaves only two principals alive in the slay-for-pay murder of oilman William P. Clark, 61, killed May 22, 1953, with Mary Clark and Harry Huggins remaining under indictments and free on bond.
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Fort Worth
Texa
Leroy
Tiney) Eggleston
Here
William P. Clark
Clark
Mary
Harry Huggins
Eggleston
Huggins
Cecil Green
Israel Egypt clash flares on Gaza front with air and ground battles
In Gaza front fighting rages as Israel claims two Egyptian fighters shot down and a military HQ destroyed inside occupied territory. Cairo disputes loss of planes and reports later air engagements with casualties denied. Downed crews include Egyptian pilots. casualties tally rises with 26 Israelis and 10 Egyptians dead since last Thursday.
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Israel
Cairo
Gaza
Yad Mordechai
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Khan Yunis
Mosconsoret
Genoa to Columbus statue ships for Ohio gift
Genoa orders a 20 foot bronze Columbus statue for Columbus Ohio as a gift. The monument was delayed and will be shipped September 29 aboard the liner Cristoforo Colombo to New York, with the voyage expected to take several days.
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Genoa
Italy
Columbus
America
Old Navigator
Ohio
Bigs
Cristoforo Colombo
New York
Ike Seeks To Halt Railroad Strike
The United States and Japan chart a gradual defense handover with Shigemitsu backing a six year rearmament plan to expand Japan's ground, air, and naval forces. Talks with Dulles leave no withdrawal timeline for U S troops in Japan though Japan to assume greater homeland defense responsibility.
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Washington
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
New York
Tokyo
Shigemitsu
State Dulles
U. S
U.S
Western
Pacific
Break-In At Five-Mile Inn Probed For Whiskey Cigarettes
Deputies probe two nighttime burglaries at the Five-Mile Inn on Route 33 and Green Dale Road. Thieves took 65 fifths of whisky 85 cartons of cigarets a box of cigars and $7 from cash register and juke box. No clues found yet as investigation continues.
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Five-Mile Inn
Rt. 33
Greendale Rd
Spurgeon Metzler
Wendell Duffy
Metzler
Sai
Ohio polio vaccination data shown
Ohio figures from the health department compare polio rates in vaccinated and unvaccinated children. Six per 100 000 vaccinated and nineteen per 100 000 unvaccinated children aged 5 to 9 contracted polio, prompting cautious interpretation by Dr Frederick Wentworth. Data cover cases reported to date with peak season expected mid September.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Earth Department
Frederick Ho Wentworth
Division of
Seven-hour workday proposed for future labor economy
Joseph Prendegast of the National Recreation Association envisions a seven hour workday once a week a century from now with pay equal to the current one hour weekly wage, proposing a major shift in labor norms.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Prendegast
The
National Recreational Asa
Big Four Speeds Austrian Evacuation After War
Vienna reports the Big Four evacuation of Austria is rapid with Russians deserting and soldiers dying by action or suicide. Trains head east and west as Austrian girls wed departing Americans. By autumn most forces are out and Salzburg sees a marriage boom as the American camp valued at 16 million dollars is left behind.
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Vienna
Austria
Fore
Salzburg
Till death heightens tension in Mississippi race case
In Greenwood Mississippi a 15 year old Black boy Emmett Louis Till from Chicago was found shot in the Tallahatchie River after being abducted from an uncle's home following alleged insult to a white woman in Money. Roy Bryant and J W Milam face murder charges. Tuskegee Institute will study Till death and two earlier Mississippi killings linked to voter rights efforts.
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Greenwood, Miss
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Glendora
George Smith
Leflore
Tuskegee Institute
Mississippi
Tuskegee
Cambridge Man Jailed After Wife Stabbing Incident
A 33 year old Cambridge man, Donald Watkins, is jailed as police investigate a stabbing of his wife and his attempted suicide. Mrs Mabel Watkins is in fair condition with cuts to the left side shoulder and eyelid. Watkins’ wounds are superficial and he had just been released after a two week assault and battery sentence.
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Cambridge
Donald Watkins
Mabel Watkins
Watkins
Fair Weather Continues In County Today
The county enjoyed sunny conditions through most of the morning with calm nights and a low around 47. Daytime readings reached 75 at noon, under yesterday's 83 peak, with warmer temps anticipated tomorrow afternoon.
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Ngeht
Calder
Flood relief appeal trails by 24 million in New York
The Red Cross reports a shortfall of 24 million dollars toward a 10 million dollar goal for Northeast flood relief. The organization seeks additional donations to fund emergency aid and recovery efforts for affected communities.
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New York
The
Red Cross
Milwaukee Clergyman Cleared in Heresy Trial
The Rev. John Gerberding 33 pastor of Holy Cross Church Menomonee Falls was found innocent on seven charges in a secret trial by a seven pastor board of the Northwest Synod. The eighth charge was set aside as the church has not spoken finally on infant baptism notions. The verdict was unanimous and Gerberding said he was surprised by the acquittal.
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Milwaukee
Northwest Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
John Gerberding
Holy Cross
Menomonee Falls
Waukesha County
Gerberding
George P. Crist
Jesus
Westinghouse Ends Fair Trade Pricing On Housewares
Westinghouse Electric Corp announces immediate end to fair trade list prices on electric house wares in Mansfield. John J. Anderson says the firm will keep suggested retail and dealer prices, arguing consumers will value a quality product with fair display and pricing. Under fair trade law, one dealer adhering binds others to not undercut the price.
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Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John J. Anderson
Westinghouse
Anderson
Patrol Chief Calls Out Full Force
Columbus Ohio Labor Day patrol plan puts all available officers on duty for the weekend to curb accidents. George Minnle, state highway patrol superintendent, expects extremely heavy traffic as the last summer holiday weekend draws trips within Ohio or to other states.
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Columbus
George Minnle
Tomorro
Ile
Ohio
Two Women Killed in Collision With Train Near New Vienna
Two women died when their car struck a Baltimore and Ohio freight train in New Vienna, ten miles southeast of Wilmington last night. The crash occurred as the vehicle failed to stop at a railroad crossing, authorities said.
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Wilmington
Baltimore and Ohio
New Vienna
Here
Eisenhower Forms Board to Avert Pennsy Strike
President Eisenhower ordered an emergency board to investigate the dispute between Pennsylvania Railroad and 35 000 non operating employees as a strike threat looms. The board can delay action for at least 60 days while mediation continues amid wage and hour demands and grievances.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Mediation Board
Washington
Pennsylvania
TWU
Summer Solstice End Time Announced by UC Expert
Dr. Everett J. Yowell of the University of Cincinnati states summer ends officially at 2 42 P M on September 23. He notes six months of longer nights follow, with today’s sunrise at 6 06 and sunset at 7 09. By September 30 sunrise is at 6 32 and sunset at 1 23.
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Cincinnati
Everett J. Yowell
University of Cincinnati
Yowell
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