PUCO to Hear Rate Case In Phone Strike
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio allows Prosecutor William Ammer to join a complaint against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co over rates charged during a strike. The case originates with the Yorkville Tiltonsville Ragland Board of Trade and includes Pickaway County service concerns. A hearing date is not yet set. Meanwhile five Ohio Consolidated supervisors were hospitalized after attacks on repair crews in Sciotoville and Portsmouth. repair trucks were damaged.
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PUCO
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
William Ammer
Circleville
Pickaway County
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Board of Trade of
Yorkville
Tiltonsville
Ragland
Jefferson County
Ammer
Ohio Consolidated
Portsmouth
Sciotoville
86 Year Old Logan Man Bags Two Squirrels First Day Out
Jerry Hammon aged 86 of 75 S Mulberry St bagged two squirrels on his first hunting day this season with his son Claude of 508 N Mulberry St. Claude noted the elder plans to hunt each afternoon weather allows after a day fishing last week on the Hocking River.
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Logan Nimrod
Jerry Hammon
S. Mulberry St
Claude Hammon
N. Mulberry St
Claude
Hammon
Hocking River
28 Inmates Slashed Themselves During Texas Hunger Protest
In Huntsville Texas twenty eight of the prison system's toughest inmates slashed themselves with razor blades Monday night as part of a food protest. They were among 76 inmates involved in a strike in the maximum security unit last week, according to Prison General Manager O B Ellis.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas
O. B. Ellis
Cold Front Drops Hocking County Temperatures
The region saw a low of 38 degrees in Hocking County as a cold front moved through last night. Today's noon reading reached 65 degrees, down 12 degrees from yesterday's peak.
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Hocking County
Can U. S. Prices Go Much Higher
The piece notes the cost of living has reached an all time high and asks whether inflation will continue. It previews a three part series by Sterling Green on Page 3 presenting expert opinions and the inflation outlook.
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U. S
Sterling Green
New Kidnaping Evidence Found in Desert Case
San Diego police report new evidence supporting Mrs George Latham story of being kidnapped by two women last week. Victoria Winn and Lucille Whisenand pleaded innocent to charges of kidnapping, attempted murder, robbery and burglary.
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San Diego
George Latham
Victoria Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisenand
California
A. E. Jansen
Truck Upset Injures Hocking Man on W Front Street
A New Plymouth man received cuts to the head and right arm after a coal truck with a broken axle overturned on W Front Street at 6:15 p.m. The driver Harry R. Hardesty 46 was treated and later released. Fire crews contained spilled fuel and oil. A second minor crash on Calico Ridge Road involved Robert Eugene Holdren 29 Masillon who steered into a ditch to avoid a head on collision.
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New Plymouth
Hocking Valley Hospital
Front St
Harry R. Hardesty
Thomas Rush
Logan
Calico Ridge
Sheriff's Department
Scott’s Creek Rd
Robert Eugene Holdren
Massillon
Stevenson Slams Truman Hiss Comment and Eisenhower Policy
Adlai E Stevenson says Truman is aiding his campaign but rejects Truman’s Hiss as a Communist spy claim. He criticizes the term legal racketeers and calls for sharp action on Eisenhower policies. Senator Albert Gore decries indecisiveness as the Eisenhower era’s hallmark and urges stronger leadership.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Highway Bypasses Skirt Small Ohio Cities
Medina report says most federally funded highways will bypass towns under 50 000 population. Deputy highway director John J. Heier spoke Monday to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Medina
Ohio Highway Department
John J. Heier
Chamber of Commerce
Two Bremen Boys Caught After Wild Ride On Horse and Buggy
Two youths aged 10 and 13 from Rockbridge truants took a buggy for a spin in Bremen and Logan. Marshal Wayne Church stopped them in town, then Juvenile Officer Ralph Blum handled custody and a Juvenile Court hearing was planned. The older boy returned to Boys Industrial School for parole breach.
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Good Hope
Rockbridge
Bremen
Wesley Householder
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Ralph Blum
Surviving Tisdale Family Marks Adelphi Elder's Death
Adelphi Ohio resident John Tisdale 95 died at home after an eight month illness. He leaves 120 direct descendants including wife Virginia who died in 1952 and children Odd Katherine Bess Loie sister Laura Lang two dozen grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren. Funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. at Zion EUB Church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Ricketts residence.
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John Tisdale
Adelphi
Tis
Laurelville
George
Nina) Ricketts
Hocking County
William and
Mary Reed Tisdale
Virginia Mahomney Tisdale
Lancaster Jury Nearing End Of Geer Case Probe
Prosecutor E Raymond Morehart says the Fairfield County grand jury will hear a few more witnesses today as its three day probe into the deaths of Dr Joseph A Geers two wives nears completion. Twenty seven witnesses appeared during the hearings with autopsy attributing Jeane Geer s death to a rheumatic heart condition and Constance Geer s death to drug intoxication.
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Lancaster
Ohio
E. Raymond Morehart
Fairfield County Grand Jury
Joseph A. Geer
Morehart
Common Pleas
Harry Kilburger
Jeane Geer
Constance Geer
Model Of Earth Satellite On Display
The Navy unveiled a full scale model of the first man made satellite to circle earth for space research. The 20 inch sphere weighs about 21 pounds packed with miniature instruments and four long radio aerials. It will launch during the International Geophysical Year starting July 1 and reach 300 miles up at 18 000 mph. A two week life span and atmospheric burn up are predicted.
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New York
Navy
Space
Instrument Society of America
Earth
Reporter wins blue ribbon with canvas art at fair
Nashville reporter Charles Fontenay of the Nashville Tennessean earned a blue ribbon at the Tennessee State Fair for painting with an old dun color canvas used to wipe excess paint. In Columbus, Ohio the State Highway Construction Council upheld a 10 percent local cost share for interstate projects, opposing Governor Lausche and Highway Director Linzell.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles Fontenay
Nashville Tennesseean
Columbus
State
Ohio Cities
Frank J. Lausche
Samuel O. Linzell
Nationwide search for dressmaking firm executive in Riesel attack
The FBI and Manhattan district attorney’s staff are conducting a nationwide hunt for a dressmaking firm executive linked to the acid blinding of labor columnist Victor Riesel. A Navy weather patrol plane forced down near Guam with 18 aboard. all rescued. In Norway, search for 30 missing Pelagia crew abandoned. five survivors and two bodies recovered.
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New York
FBI
Manhattan
Victor Riesel
Honolulu
Pacific
Guam
Bodoe
Norway
No Elaboration on Noel Field Decision
Noel Field stated he remains American and refuses to apologize for staying to work in the country where he endured hardship. Akron report notes Coral synthetic rubber meets Army ordnance tests for military truck tires from Firestone. Madera reports a large intercontinental jet bomber crash with five of seven crew killed. Washington covers two Navy scientists saying a moon rocket may now be feasible.
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Budapest
Hungary
Noel Field
AKRON
Army Ordnance
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Canal Authority Threatens Western Pilots in Suez Crisis
Cairo Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief Mahmoud Younis warns that Western users with their own pilots will be blocked Let them try. Egypt and Greek pilots operate the canal now while talks in London pursue a proposed users association to govern passage Nasser denounces the plan as a declaration of war
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal Authority
Western Proposed Users’ Association
Mahmound Yunis
Suez
London
Nasser
Port Said
Canal
Mediterranean
Canal Authority
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
Ethiopia
Suez Canal Co
Karen Mae Helber Getting Physical Check-Up Today
Little two year old Karen Mae Helber is at Children's Hospital for a physical check up to assess cancer progress. Kenneth and family believe the trip to Oral Roberts may have helped, and funds have moved to Farmers & Merchants Bank for the Helber family.
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Karen Mae Helber
Children’s Hospital
Kenneth Helber
Logan Rt. 2
Oral Roberts
Helbers
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank
Nixon Piles Praise On Ike's Regime
Vice President Nixon praised the Eisenhower administration as worthy of a vote of confidence in Indianapolis Indiana calling it responsible for ending war and promising peace without surrender He touted prosperity with more jobs and higher wages and said the administration is speeding farm surplus disposal while farm prices rise and intends to keep them rising.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Nixon
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Korea
Agriculture Department
Judge Meyer Schedules Six Trials In Court
Judge Meyer announces six trial assignments in Commonogy Court for six men who pled not guilty after indictment. tentative dates begin at 9 a.m. with Lloyd Hedges Sr and Franklin Hedges for grand larceny, Willard Burns and Charles W Lively for child support, Jerry M Crider for second degree felonies, and Elmer G Stover for second degree manslaughter.
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Ogy
Lloyd Hedges Sr
Willard Burns
Charles W Lively
Franklin Hedges
Jerry M. Crider
Elmer G. Stover
Lady pilot flies off course in Corpus Christi misadventure
Miss Ingar Eliasson a 35 year old waitress who recently learned to fly attempted a 150 mile trip from San Antonio to Corpus Christi. After six and a half hours she landed at West Port Airfield between Eagle Pass and Laredo about 150 miles from her destination and 90 degrees off course. She said her compass did not fail but she did.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Ingar Eliasson
San Antonio
West Port
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Eisenhower Urges GOP Truthful Campaigning Across Start of Tours
President Eisenhower told Republican canvassers to stick to the truth about his administration to win. At a farewell breakfast for Vice President Nixon and other leaders, he warned against exaggeration and defended record progress while noting imperfect but sincere efforts. He urged focus on peaceful aims and farm relief.
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Indiana
National Airport
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP Party
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Geer
Madera
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Meyer
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