Peronists Strike as Argentine Rebels Bomb Buenos Aires
Rebels claim control of parts of southern Argentina and Cordoba while loyalist forces strike across the capital. A dawn bombardment in Buenos Aires port area sparked panic but no casualties reported, amid ongoing clashes and proclamations of tranquility in some areas.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lucero
Cordoba
Punta Alta
Bahia Blanca
Peron
Puerto Madryn
Cordoba Province
Laurelville Child First 1955 Polio Victim in County
Hocking County reports its first polio case of 1955 a three year old from Laurelville James Eugene Hart son of Carl and Betty Hart Rt 2 Laurelville. Disease began September 8 and the child was admitted to Children's Hospital Columbus two days later. Case ruled non paralytic and child sent home.
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Hocking County
James Eugene Hart
Carl and
Betty Hart
Laurelville
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Youth Placed Under Care Of Psychiatrist
Kenneth Bowman a 16 year old West Alexandria High student charged with the murder of his foster parents has been placed under the care of a Dayton psychiatrist. The questioning in a hospital yielded no new details about the Sept 4 deaths. Harold C Bowman 49 and Maybelle Bowman 46 were found dead in a burned car on Ohio 503. An autopsy cited a gunshot wound for Harold and possible strangulation for Maybelle. A warrant was issued for Kenneth’s arrest and charges filed.
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Dayton
Kenneth Bowman
West Alexandria
Everett Fahrenholz
Preb Je County
Harold C. Bowman
Maybelle
Ohio
Bowman
Kenneth
Ohioan Attacks Reuther at Missouri Chamber Meeting
George Bradley of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce criticizes CIO United Auto Workers head Walter Reuther as pursuing a socialistic objective. He claims Reuther is aided by the Eisenhower administration during a panel on layoff pay plans.
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ST Louis
George Bradley
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Walter Reuther
Eisenhower
Ohioan
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Michigan road reciprocity deadlocked in dispute
Lansing officials reported the Ohio Michigan highway reciprocity agreement will expire September 24 without an eleventh hour deal. Michigan and Ohio boards spent five hours negotiating with no movement. If dead, Michigan trucks would need Michigan plates and Ohio trucks would face Ohio axle taxes, while Ohio seeks to tax Michigan drivers under its axle mile levy.
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Lansing
Mich
Ohio
Michigan
John H. McCarthy
State Public Service Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
McCarthy
President Eisenhower invites leaders for youth fitness conference
President Eisenhower invites 139 sports world figures educators and leaders to a Sept 27 28 conference at his Denver vacation headquarters to boost youth athletic participation and combat delinquency Vice President Nixon will preside and the President will receive recommendations and speak at a closing dinner The guest list includes Bobby Jones Gene Tunney Rogers Hornsby Ford Frick Clarence Biggie Munn Kenneth L Wilson and Sammy Lee among others with FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover and Surgeon General Leonard Scheele also named as government representatives
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Park District
Ford Frick
Clarence “Biggie
Munn
Michigan State University
Kenneth L. Wilson
U. S. Olympic Committee
Army
Sammy Lee
Southern California
Arthur S. Adams
The
American Council On Education
Lawrence D. Haskew
Oneonta
N. Y
American Assn. of Colleges For Teacher Education
FBI
J. Egar Hoover
Welfare Folsom
U. S
Leonard Scheele
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Samuel Brownell
Murray Snyder
White House
Dem Senator Demands Ike Fire His Ag Secretary
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma urges Secretary Benson to be removed for “directly responsible” for the farm income decline. He doubts President Eisenhower will dismiss Benson, calling a political victory in next year’s election the farmers’ only hope. Benson cited inherited problems and promised specific proposals for January, while acknowledging miscalculation on postwar price trends.
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Dem
Ike
Washington
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
LHS
al Scrivner
Frank Hartsell
Logan and Lancaster Bands Present Colorful Halftime Show
The Logan and Lancaster high school bands staged a vibrant halftime performance in Lancaster under Armand Houk. They formed rotating symbols and weather themed shapes, played familiar tunes, and closed with logos and the Lancaster alma mater highlighting the new junior high school construction.
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Logan
Lancaster
Armand Houk
Union Furnace Youth Shot in Hunting Mishap
The first Hocking County hunting accident of the season left Richard Anthony an 18 year old from Union Furnace with pellet wounds to his hands and legs. He was accidentally shot by Don Warren of Nelsonville while hunting near Union Furnace. Anthony was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital and released.
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Hocking County
Richard Anthony
Union Furnace
Don Warren
Nelsonville
Mercury Hits 95 as Hocking County Sizzles Under Sun
Hocking County endures a blistering stretch with a 95 degree high at 3 pm and a 52 degree low overnight. By 11 am today the temperature reached 85 degrees as forecasters warn of hot, fair conditions and a cooler but unsettled regional pattern. The Weather Bureau projects below normal temperatures across the northern nation from mid September to mid October with above normal rainfall in the northern States and subnormal amounts elsewhere.
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Hocking County
Washington
the Weather Bureau
Midwest
Coal Miners Pay $20 Assessment For Pay Raise
Washington report notes soft coal miners must pay a 20 dollar assessment to the United Mine Workers union following a 2 dollar per day raise. About 200000 workers will contribute to the union treasury now over 40 million dollars. The levy funds anti takeover efforts by large financial groups and will be collected in five dollar installments in September October January and after April 1.Signed by UMW President John L Lewis and endorsed by the International Executive Board.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Treasury
UMW Journal
UMW
John L Lewis
Union
International Executive Board
Hillsboro grid star dies in US 50 crash
Hillsboro High School football player Larry Smith, 16, was killed in a two car collision on US 50 four miles west of Hillsboro. Teammate Herbert Rhoades, 16, was seriously injured along with three other occupants. Ray Blankenship and Ralph Pence Jr., both 16, were lightly bruised. Pence drove the car and was struck from the rear by a vehicle driven by Donald Jessee, 22, of Piketon after a game-night drive-in trip.
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Hillsboro
U.S. 50
Here
Larry Smith
Herbert Rhoades
Ray Blankenship
Ralph Pence Jr
Polio Claims Second Death This Summer in Cincinnati
Mrs Florence Puckett age 35 of Mt. Crabs in Brown County died yesterday at General Hospital from polio. She is the second polio fatality in Cincinnati this summer.
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Cincinnatio
Florence Puckett
Mt. Crab
Brown County
General Hospital
Kin of 41 American civilians freed by China
Lawrence R. Buol 34 of Stockton California arrives at border after five years eight months in prison. Italian Bishop Ferroni carried across border. two more Americans released after Geneva talks. Chinese say 10 of 41 Americans free now with others able to appeal for exit.
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Hong Kong
Lawrence R. Buel
Stockton, Calif
Frontier
Buol
Chungking
Geneva
Bud
Hankow
Canton
Walter A. Rickett
Seattle
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
United States
Red China
Peiping
Germantown Fire Tied to 1924 Feud in Home Destruction
Police in Germantown believe a 31 year feud climaxed with a fire that destroyed an $18 000 house. Anna Malone 52 alias Mrs Anna Thompson of Chicago is suspected of arson and held in jail. Authorities plan to file charges with the Ohio Arson Bureau. A red gasoline can and galvanized pail were found near the scene.
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Dayton
Germantown
Walter Rockey
Anna Malone
Anna Thompson
Chicago
Rockey
Here
Nixon to defend Ike farm policies at national plowing event
Vice President Richard M. Nixon planned a keynote speech at the National Plowing Championships in Wabash Indiana to rebut Democratic attacks on the Eisenhower administration farm policy. Claude Wickard charged the admin has fallen short of 1952 pledges, citing 84 percent parity and a predicted price decline through year end.
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Wabash
Ind
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Wabash County
Democratic Committee
Kasson
Minn
Wickard
Agriculture Department
Dexter Gallops 56 Yards For 10 In Opener Tie
A 56 yard TD by Jack Dexter sparks Logan Chieftains to a 6 6 tie with Lancaster Golden Gates at North Field Lancaster. Chiefs defense stymies Central Ohio League champions late, with no serious injuries reported.
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Dexter
Little Jack Dexter
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Golden Gates
North Field
Chiefs
Roger Gordon
Don Brown
Reserved Seat Season Tickets For 1955 Logan High Football
Logan High School announces on sale at Risch drug store. Reserved seat season tickets cost 5 dollars. No reserved seats will be sold for individual games, Principal Harley Ellinger announces.
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Logan High School
Risch Drug Store
Harley Ellinger
Logan Chiefs Win Narrow Football Clash Over Lancaster
In a tense game Logan stops Lancaster mid drive as Cavanaugh and Bradford rally the Chiefs. Bradford recovers a key fumble at the one yard line and power runs it in for a 6 0 lead with Reid missing the conversion. Lancaster fails to convert late drives as Logan holds on defense.
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Chiefs
Gales
Lancaster
Chieftain
Hartsell
Jim St. Clair
Cavanaugh
Rich Bradford
Logan
Bradford
Bobo Reid
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Rio Santiago
Reuther
Lee
California
Ft. Carson, Colo
Belles
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Benny Goodman
Maribel Arrieta
el Salvador
Maureen Hinhert
Ceylon
Gladys Hoene
Hillevi Rombin
Sweden
China Reds
Reds
China
Civil Air Transport
Sue
Claire Chennault
Civil Air Transport Headquarters
Formosa
Red
Chou En-lai
Buo
Alphonse Fer
Roni
Ferroni
Truman
Claude M. Wickard
Camden
By Jim Myers
LHL
Chieftains
Ben Buckles
St. Clair
Gale
Don Cavanaugh
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