Eisenhower Turns Campaign Toward Farm Belt
Eisenhower shifts focus to farm voters after declaring strong physical health. Stevenson plans remarks on truth squads in Silver Spring while Kefauver faces tracking by GOP patrols. Nixon pushes power policy in Idaho as Eisenhower schedules Kentucky and Illinois farm events with Newton plowing crowds to follow.
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Stevenson
Silver Spring
GOP National Committee
Minneapolis
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Truman
Madison
Wis
GOP
Moorehead
Minn
Ezra Taft Benson
Iowa
Newton
White House
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Peoria
Ill
Ohio Woman 102 Plans to Vote by Absentee Ballot
Akron resident Mrs. Catherine Cole, aged 102, says she will vote in the November election by ballot though homebound. A longtime Democrat, she would celebrate her 103rd birthday Oct. 11 and has applied for an absentee ballot.
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Akron
Catherine Cole
Cole
Merced Radio Announcer Claims Extended Broadcast Record
Merced California Ken Collins 24 seeks recognition for 132 hours of continuous broadcasting across 542 days a claim disputed as an ongoing effort by the local radio figure.
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Merced, Calif
Swift & Co Meat Plants Hit by Dual Unions Strike
In Chicago and 35 other cities twenty five thousand Swift & Co workers walked out over wages and a union shop. Unions AFL-CIO demand a substantial raise. company offers 22 cents over three years plus staged increases. Mediation sought as talks break down.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Boise
Idaho
Jackson
Miss
Moultrie
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
United Packinghouse Workers
Afl-Cio
Glass Industry Strike Stalemate Prolongs 19 Days
New York reports no progress toward settlement of a 19 day strike by 7 000 glass workers in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Negotiations are deadlocked an industry spokesman said as a federal mediator asks both sides to stay another day with the union and manufacturers continuing talks.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
National Assn
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Community Chest Budgets Set for Hocking County Agencies
Forrest Moore announced a tentative budget of 16000.43 for approval by the Community Chest board Monday night. Six agencies reported budgets including Boy Scouts 3000, Girl Scouts 2523.50, Salvation Army 1000, Red Cross 8075, YWCA 390, YMCA 250. overall budget 761.93, three percent below the national average.
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Hocking County Community Chest
Community Chest Board of Trustees
Moore
Community Chest
United Appeals
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Red Cross
YWCA
YMCA
Mr. Moore
Robert Boudinot
Harry Casto
James Frey
Lester Risch
Harry Smith
Rhea Bangert Brown
Harry Sweazy
Arctic air chills Midwest with record early-fall lows
A cold Arctic air mass swept across the Great Lakes region driving temperatures to date lows. Snow flurries appeared in Wisconsin and Michigan with over two inches at Kinross Air Force Base in Michigan and similar depths in Sault Ste. Marie. Frosts hit northern Illinois Indiana and Ohio, with record low readings in Green Bay Madison Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kinross Air Force Base
Upper Peninsula
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Green Bay
Wis
Madison
Milwaukee
Moline
Ill
Chicago
Bradford
Dubuque
Iowa
Duluth
Masons Open 144th Annual Meeting in Cincinnati
The Supreme Council 33rd Degree of the Scottish Rite in the Northern Masonic jurisdiction begins its 144th annual session in Cincinnati. Members gather to conduct rites and discuss lodge affairs during the meeting.
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Cincinnati
Supreme Council
United States
Jailbreak rattles Hutchinson jail as four escapees break out
In Reno County Kansas sheriff Roy Sheppard and deputies tracked a jail escape that began Sunday. John Milo Miles Jr and Richard Leroy Smith squeezed through a brick gap aided by bed sheets. Allan Vincent and Joseph Morales joined but were too large to exit. Authorities planned charges for Miles, Smith, Vincent and Morales.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Roy Sheppard
Reno County
John Alden
John Milo Miles Jr
Richard Leroy Smith
Alden
Allan R. Vincent
Joseph Morales
Smith
Sheppard
Miles
Vincent
Morales
Credit For House Builders Relaxed
Cancer stricken Johnny Harper, 10, receives early Christmas gifts as his family struggles with medical bills and long-term illness. From Circleville and South Bloomingville, doctors have operated repeatedly since 1953 with treatments at Berger and University Hospitals. The Daily News and local community help supply a Lionel train and other comforts while Johnny undergoes further medical checks at University Hospital.
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Little Johnny Harper
Marion Harper
Big Pine Rd
Johnny
Berger Hospital
Circleville
University Hospital
Columbus
South Bloomingville
Goldie Paxton
John Arnett
Young
Lancaster
Daily News
George W. Timmons
Lockbourne Air Base
Harpers
Jean
David
15 Year Old Steals Car From Hocking Man
A Columbus juvenile stole Luther Knece’s car in South Bloomingville on Wednesday evening after Knece had picked him up as a hitchhiker. Deputies tracked the youth to Columbus and arrested him within an hour. Charges will move to Franklin County Juvenile Court for review.
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Columbus
South Bloomingville
Franklin County
Hocking County
Mallards Disrupt Sun Valley Skating Rink Landing
A flight of mallards over Sun Valley Idaho tried thrice to land on an outdoor ice rink but failed each time and ended by veering to a nearby lake.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Nations Back Canal Plan At Suez Conference
At the Suez talks in London a Western Big Three proposal for a canal users association gained support from 18 nations including Turkey and Portugal. They aim to work with Egypt until the dispute ends, with a working committee to finalize details and seek passage for ships through the canal.
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Turkey
Portugal
U. S
State Dulles
Egypt
Ethiopia
Spain
Association
United Nations
Nasser
Sweden
U. N
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
India
Suez
Dulles
Suez Canal
Middle East
Marines Book Another Trial At Parris Island
Erie corporal Richard J. Bille faces a special court martial at Parris Island for maltreating recruit Donald Hamisfar who says he was slugged in the stomach on August 23. Hearing held. public trial possible. potential penalties include bad conduct discharge and hard labor. Hamisfar, from Norwalk, Ohio, underwent hernia surgery after the incident.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Erie
Richard J. Bille
Pvt
Donald Hamisfar
Norwalk
Ohio
Hamisfar
Bille
Oscar Peatross
Hamilfar
Matthew C. McKeon
Cpl
Billie
U. S. Naval Hospital
Beaufort
Wyandottes Claim Land Rights at Logan Site
Wyandotte Indians dispute ownership of land claimed by original owners and first residents of Logan in Hocking County. The legal dispute remains unresolved as the dispute centers on rightful possession of the site.
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Hocking County
Logan
Jim Wells Outlines Pollution Threat To Hocking Valley
Jim Wells of Logan, assistant director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, told the Ohio Water Control Board that Southeastern Ohio pollution could be solved to unlock a large regional economy. He cited potential for state parks and playgrounds and noted wildlife loss and red iron stain from mine acids affecting streams. State Rep. Lester Cooley said high acidity deters industries, citing damage to Raccoon Creek in Vinton County.
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Jim Wells
Logan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Water Control Board
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Wells
Lester Cooley
Vinton
Raccoon Creek
Vinton County
Ritchie and Cherry to Wed in Denver Church
Sharon Kay Ritchie Miss America 1956 and Don Cherry singer and golfer secured a marriage license Wednesday. They plan to marry Saturday at Denver Central Christian Church.
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Denver
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Don Cherry
Central Christian Church
U.S. Agencies Move To Ease Home Financing
The Eisenhower administration announced four steps to lower down payments and expand credit for housing. FHA cut minimum down from 7 to 5 percent on homes up to 9 000. FHLB boosted borrowing to 12 percent of capital. FNMA raised mortgage purchase price by 1 percent and offered favorable advance commitments, with rates moving from 92 to 94 percent. Agencies cite demand and surge in building as justification. Albert Cole notes housing starts slow from 1.3 million last year to about 1.1 million this year.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
White House
Eisenhower
Albert Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
New Minimum Wage In Ohio Cafes Studied
The Ohio minimum wage board studied proposed raises for about 125 000 workers in restaurants hotels and related services. A Franklin County court invalidated 1950 rates on a technicality and the board prepares recommendations within weeks for public hearing before director action. The earliest new rates could take effect is December with decisions influenced by testimony from officials and stakeholders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Food and Lodging Industries
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Margaret Mahoney
State Department of Industrial Relations
Miss Mahoney
Frederick B. Sweet
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