Twelve Killed In Ohio Accidents This Weekend
An Associated Press tally shows twelve people died in Ohio over the weekend. Fatalities include drivers, a drowning at a YMCA pool, a carbon monoxide death in Cincinnati, a child struck near Bainbridge, and a fatal car rollover near Hillsboro plus other incidents. West Virginia joined the Union during the Civil War.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Harry Ford Jr
Idaho
Pike County
Piketon
Clayton R. Marks
Ashtabula
Astabula
Wayne Hubert Edgell
Columbus
Eleanor Carter
Cincinnati
Jane Ann Gibbson
Hamilton
Blanche E. Bumgartner
Richwood
Marysville
West Virginia
Glandular inflammation treatment offered by Excelsior Institute
A vintage ad promotes non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation causing back and joint pains, fatigue, and loss of vigor. It claims 1000 communities of men treated with relief and offers a free book from Excelsior Institute Dept. 3163 Excelsior Springs Mo with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springa Mo
Thankful Immigrant Engineer Leads 70 Relatives to Sweden
Ragnar Benson a 57 year old Chicago engineer who immigrated from Sweden in 1911 heads a 80 million dollar per year firm and funds a 50 000 three week trip for 70 relatives and friends to Malmo Sweden. The chartered flight from O Hare leaves Chicago tonight and returns May 6 with side trips planned and a goodwill aim.
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Chicago
Ragnar Benson
Sweden
Benson
Malmo
O'Hare International
United States
Ragnar Benson, Inc
Almhalt
Doctor Henry Scheer Alive debunks death notices
New York reports Dr. Henry M. Scheer insists he is alive after death notices spread following the death of another Dr. Henry Scheer. His family received many condolence messages while patients fear loss of calls and practice.
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New York
Henry M. Scheer
Henry Scheer
Scheer
MU Seniors Leave 3000 For Chapel Project
Miami University's senior class votes to leave its 3000 class treasury for a pulpit lectern and window for the planned Sesquicentennial Chapel in Oxford. Lawrence H. Bell of Cleveland Heights is named permanent president and Linda Baldwin of Columbus permanent secretary.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Lawrence H. Bell
Cleveland Heights
Linda Baldwin
Columbus
Pacifists Refuse Tax Payments In Cincinnati Group Action
About 50 members of the pacifist Peacemakers group in Cincinnati announced they will not pay income taxes this year, arguing military spending supports war. Rev. Ernest Bromley says 50 to 58 non-payers exist, with no central headquarters and contacts via Cincinnati Philadelphia and Chicago. The movement, eight or nine years old, follows Gandhi principles emphasizing individual change and opposes draft registration and war work.
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Cincinnati
Peacemakers
Ernest Bromley
Bromley
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hatfield Dies In Apparent Heart Attack
John Stanhope Hatfield 52 retail manager of the Hatfield Division of Amherst Fuel Co. died Sunday night in Covington Kentucky. Police said he was found in his car and the death appeared to be from a heart attack.
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John S. Hatfield
Cincinnati
John Stanhope Hatfield
Hatfield Division
Amherst Fuel Co
Covington
Hatfield
Higher Bond Rate Likely Higher Bond Rate Likely
The Senate considers a bill to raise the government savings bonds interest rate from 3 to 3 percent. The Treasury plans to apply the higher rate to all Series E and H bonds sold after February 1, 1957. President Eisenhower had urged a 4 percent ceiling, but the House capped it at 3 percent. conference will reconcile Senate and House positions. The administration seeks quick action to boost slow bond sales.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate House
Tilton Admits Fatal Shooting Outside Columbus Tavern
In Columbus Ohio police report Elmer Tilton aged 66 admitted fatally shooting tavern operator John Paul also 66 after Paul told him to get off the sidewalk and called him a bad name Tilton said he had planned to shoot another man they argued earlier and was found standing over Paul with a .32 caliber revolver outside the bar.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Tilton
John T. Paul
Paul
Tilton
Herman Stofle
Films On Schedule For Y's Men's Club
A film program is on the agenda tomorrow for Y's Men's Club members. Viewings include Telephone Cable to Cuba about overseas communication and Seeing Is Believing featuring a camera that records 4,000 frames per second. Dinner starts at 6 15 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Y’s Men’s Club
Y’s Men's Club
Cuba
YMCA
Pope Aims Ban on Nuclear Weapons in Easter Plea
Pope Pius XII told a private Palm Sunday audience with Dr Masatoshi Matsushita that he will keep seeking to outlaw nuclear weapons via the United Nations. The envoy said the pontiff was pleased with the Vatican stance and hints he may address the issue again in his Easter message.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
United Nations
Masatoshi Matsushita
Europe
Matsushita
Vatican
Spanish Exiles in Mexico Rally for Spanish Republic
Former Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas predicted the Spanish Republic would regain power. He spoke at a 25th anniversary gathering in Mexico City attended by thousands of Spanish exiles. Cries of Death to Franco rang out during the theater meeting.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Spain
Mexico
Chamber backs plan for extended foreign aid program
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged a longer range foreign aid program with an fiscal year July 1 appropriation of 3 6 billion dollars a cut of about 800 million from the Eisenhower request new plan favors suitable assistance to neutral nations without mandatory West alignment James Tanham chairing a chamber subcommittee outlined reductions including mili tary aid to 2 017 billion and 200 million less in nonmilitary aid plus 168 million in efficiency gains He urged Congress to authorize a longer range foreign aid program for efficiency and economy.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Congress
Chamber
James Tanham
The
Texas Co
New York City
Senate
Tanham
Defense Department
National Chamber
Red Guerrillas in Korea Reported Wiped Out
National police claim the last two Communist guerrillas were arrested on Cheju Island, ending a guerrilla presence in South Korea since the Korean War. Oh Wun Kwun, 41, and Han Soon Ae, 22, say they were held by a guerrilla chief who was recently shot. Authorities will return them to their families with no action.
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Seoul
South Korea
Cheju Island
Oh Wun Kwun
Han Soon Ae
Sih Chung Hak
Cheju
PASTEETH Powder Promises Stable Dentures
Pasteeth is an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It claims to prevent sliding and rocking with no sour taste or odor. The ad mentions a supposed drug counter and notes alkaline ingredients.
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Samuel Green
Perry Wray Gallamore
Bainbridge
Ross County
Waverly
John H. Clayton
Jefferson Township
Montgomery County
Hillsboro
Elton Larch
Fairburn
Moraine City
Dayton
Frank Sellers
Newton
Seaboard Finance Company
Bunny
Anne Marie Rabbitt
Quincy
Mass
Peter Rabbitt
Doctor
Miami Cement Products, Inc. Concrete
Amlite
Waylite
Red
Korea
Getz
Central Ave
Liberty
Middletown
Dobbler Brothers
Central Avenue
Middletown, Ohio
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