New Franklin Factory Plans Jobs For 150
Woodall Industries Inc announced a $550000 plastics plant in Franklin with 60,000 square feet and 150 workers at start, rising to 150 on three eight hour shifts. Site is 12 acres, water and sewer access secured, South Street extension planned, railroad siding to NY Central spur. Labor pool from Franklin area, payroll about $700000 yearly.
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Franklin
Woodall Industries Inc
Herbert Hofmann
Franklin Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
Hofmann
Woodall
Mackinaw Addition
R.T. Burdge
Trenton-Oxford Road
South Street
New York Central
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Monroe
Nanhasset
N.Y
Farm Props At Power Of City Dems In Farm Fight
Northern city Democrats with many consumer constituents hold key influence as the House debates farm price supports. Democrats back a flexible program, Republicans back rigid 90 percent parity. Rex Cooley denies farm-state alliance with labor amid wage debate.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Rex Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Nehru Plans June Start for Russia and East European Tour
Prime Minister Nehru will leave Bombay on June 5 for a visit to the Soviet Union and other East European nations. He arrives in Prague on June 6 and goes to Moscow for a two week stay starting June 7. The rest of the schedule, including Poland and Yugoslavia, is to be arranged.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Bombay
Soviet Union
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower pledges poliovaccine access for all children
AP late bulletins report President Eisenhower promising to secure polio vaccine for every child regardless of ability to pay. The White House indicated he may seek authority to acquire all commercial supplies not allocated to the polio foundation if needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Polio Foundation
East West Oil Split Looms At Austrian Treaty Talks
In Vienna the Big Four ambassadors press to resolve a 30 000 word Austrian independence treaty draft. Western Allies resist Soviet demand to keep oil properties under U S Standard Vacuum Oil Co and Royal Dutch Shell after World War II. The dispute centers on oil assets seized by Nazis and later by Russians with reparations. Foreign troops to be withdrawn within three months of signing as talks enter their third day.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
Leopold Figl
U.S. Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Royal Dutch Shell
Hitler
Standard-Vacuum
Shell
Brother O'Malley Deputy Fired For Refusing Duty
In Cleveland Thomas J. O Malley 33 a sheriff s deputy since 1937 was fired for refusing to assist escort of airplane parts through a picket line that included his brother Sheriff Joseph M Sweeney said O Malley would not do what he was told to do He was dismissed after declining to help escort a truck of parts taken by court order from Cleveland Welding Co plant struck by the AFL Machinists Union.
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Cleveland
Cain and Abel
O'Malley Brothers
Thomas J. O'Malley
Joseph M. Sweeney
O'Malley
Cleveland Welding Co
AFL Machinists Union
Bride 15 Charged In 3 Crash Deaths
In Washington Court House Ohio Diana Buskirk a 15 year old bride was involved in a crash that killed three. She was charged yesterday in juvenile court with three counts of manslaughter after affidavits were filed by Sheriff Orland Hays. She reportedly was driving without a license or learner permit and is hospitalized in Columbus.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Diana Buskirk
Here
Orland Hays
Judge Studies Motion Drop Of Blood In Sheppard Case
In Cleveland AP report Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard seeks a new trial over alleged new evidence centered on a drop of blood in Marilyn Sheppard's bedroom. Defense argues a criminologist's testimony could have changed a 1954 verdict. prosecution counters with expert affidavits.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Paul Kirk
Edward
Kirk
Sheppards
Roger W. Marsters
University Hospital
Marsters
Corrigan
Dr. Vanore
Ouster Demand Sparks Debate on Viet Nam Monarchy
Saigon reports US favoring a constitutional monarchy for South Viet Nam amid a drive to oust Bao Dai. Premier Diem calls a special congress, while Bao Dai challenges its legality. French support shifts as Saigon battles Binh Xuyen and rebels retreat from Saigon port police HQ.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Revolutionary Committee
Bao Dai
Annam
Riviera
Bay— Dat
States
Bao Long
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Hong Kong
French Riviera
France
Ine
States General Assembly
Diem
Nguyen van Vy
Dalat
Special Congress
Binh Xuyen Society
Paris
Edgar Faure
Binh Xuyen
Fishermen Stranded Off Greenland Reach Rescue Efforts
Rescue boats battled drifting ice off Greenland’s west coast to reach dozens of fishermen marooned on three ice floes. Damaging weather hindered the effort as crews worked to free the men and return them to safety.
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Jakobshavn
Greenland
Nationalists report Red buildup near Quemoy and Matsu
In Formosa dispatch, Nationalist China claimed a fresh Communist buildup near offshore Quemoy and Matsu. It said air force pilots damaged three gunboats 300 to 400 tons, one boat catching fire. Foreign Minister George Yeh denied cease-fire hints and U S forces deployment in Taiwan.
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Taipei
Formosa
China Today
QueMoy
Air Force
Amoy Bay
Matsu
Tatao
Interior Ministry
George Yeh
China
United States
Taiwan
Four Die As Army Helicopter Crashes At Fort Benning
An Army helicopter from the 3rd Infantry Division plunged at Ft Benning last night, burning on impact. Four married crewmen were killed in the training flight, including 36 year old Capt Earl J Scott of Niles Ohio.
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Columbus
Ft. Benning
Public Information Office
Combat Aviation Company
3Rd Infantry Division
Earl J. Scott
Clare B. Scott
Niles
Ohio
Postponed Atomic Shot Delayed by Storm at Survival City
Bad winds and clouds forced another postponement of the long delayed open atomic shot at Survival City Nevada. The forecast for firing tomorrow looks unfavorably affected by a storm off the California coast as civil defense workers await morale briefings with Val Peterson returning as director of the Federal Civil Defense Administration.
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Survival City
Nev
California
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Japan Rail to abolish first class coach service in June
Japan National Railway Corp explains plan to end first class coaches due to high operating costs and low capacity. Officials, mostly corporate and government riders on free passes, use the service at about 30 percent.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Railway Corp
Tear Gas Ends Gun-Toting JP's Holdout in Vermont
In Bethel Vermont a 12 hour siege ended when Justice of the Peace Manuel Miller 47 and his wife Lucille 44 surrendered from their gas filled home Miller armed with a rifle refused entry to federal officers seeking Mrs Miller's commitment Mrs Miller a publisher of an anti-Communist leaflet was deemed insane in Federal Court at Burlington and may face charges against her husband and estranged state authorities mobilized tear gas to disperse the couple who later appeared at a window and were taken into custody
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Bethel
Justice of the
Manuel Miller
Miller
Lucille
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Dewey H. Perry
Vermont
Helnn
Josephine
House Unit Firm On Army Cut
Washington report says a House Appropriations subcommittee rejected an effort by Rep. Flood to add about 7 million dollars to Army funding for the year starting July 1. Flood will press the fight before the full committee and possibly the House floor. Army strength is planned to drop to 1,102,000 by June 30, 1956, despite Gen. Ridgway opposing the cut and arguing for more ground troops in an atomic age.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
Appropriations
House
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Flood
Ridgway
Twenty five Japanese girls to get face repair
In Hiroshima ten years after the atomic bombing, 25 Japanese women in their twenties are chosen for free plastic surgery in the United States. Dr. William M. Hitzig helped select them as they prepare for an extended trip to Mt Sinai Hospital in New York financed by private contributions. The project is led by Norman Cousins, Mt Sinai, and Kiyoshi Tosagaki with support from the Nippon Times and the US Air Force providing the plane.
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Hiroshima
Japan
New York
United States
William M. Hitzig
Hitzig
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Kiyoshi Togasaki
Nippon Times of Tokyo
US Air Force
Weather Update Miami Valley Lightweight Forecast
The Miami Valley region is expected to remain generally fair with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Today and tonight will mirror recent days with a slight chance of afternoon showers and highs in the upper 80s after yesterday's 91 at 5 PM.
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Miami Valley
Amendment By Malone Is Crushed
The Senate defeated a substitute plan by Sen. Malone to junk President Eisenhower's reciprocal trade program in a key vote on the foreign trade bill. Byrd urged defeat of the amendment as a potential mistake while the chamber prepared to vote on the measure during the evening. The bill, backed by Eisenhower as vital to his 1955 program, would extend the reciprocal trade law for three more years and grant the President authority to cut tariffs up to 15 percent in exchange for concessions, with added powers to curb imports deemed national security risks. Sen. Douglas called the bill weak and innocuous in a lengthy critique.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Malone
R-New
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Congress
House
Finance Committee
Douglas
D-Ill
Namby-Pamby
Boy Killed By Truant's Rifle Fire
In west Dallas a 12 year old truancy case admitted to firing a rifle from a second story window. Aimed at a utility pole, the rifle fired near 9 year old Tommy Rendon Jr as he walked home from school, later dying from a .22 slug. The shooter told police he sought to frighten the boy but did not intend to hit him. He was turned over to juvenile authorities. Tommy's funeral was planned.
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Dallas
Tommy Rendon Jr
Sam Bass
Clyde Barrow
Tommy
Volunteers Hot To Prevent Fires In Ellinwood Tale
Ellinwood Kansas with 3000 residents has not had a fire alarm in five months. Volunteer fireman Harry Gaughan demonstrated the spirit by trading for an old car that began to smoke while he drove it toward his shop. He headed for the city limits to keep the car from bursting into flames, only to learn the motor was overheated.
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Ellinwood
Kan
Harry Gaughan
Coroner Freed On $1,000 Bond
Dr Frederick S Skeen coroner of Clermont County was arraigned before a U S commissioner on a charge he illegally prescribed more than phone. Released on $1,000 bond he must appear Friday before Commissioner Graham P Hunt to answer the accusation. his wife Helen a registered nurse was charged as aiding him and also held on $1,000 bond.
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Cincinnati
Frederick S. Skeen
Clermont County
U.S
Graham P. Hunt
Helen
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