Eisenhower Confronts Congress On State of the Union Plan
President Eisenhower reported mixed progress as Congress ended a session, approving some proposals such as a tax cut on theater admissions and foreign aid measures, while rejecting others like a major debt-limit rise and immigration reform.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Daniel Reed
Truman
State of the Union
South Korea
Russia
Hawaii
Retail Boom in Ohio Across First Half of 1953
Ohio retail sales rose eight percent in the first six months of 1953 compared with 1952, with June 1953 up ten percent over June 1952. The rise breaks the normal May to June dip and shows motor vehicle dealers up about 30 percent while plumbing and heating equipment dealers edge lower.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research
Hair growth method to curb baldness demo in Ohio
Trichologist C O Brown will demonstrate home treatment methods to grow thicker hair and prevent baldness in Middletown Ohio at the Hotel Manchester. The free exam runs Thursday from 2 to 9 p m with no obligation, and Bishop Hair Experts promises a 30 day guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
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G. S. Bishop
Bishop
Cincinnati
Ohio
Middletown
C. O. Brown
Bishop Hair Experts
Manchester
Bishop Home
Bishon
Brown
Peace Not Won In Korea Says General Clark
General Mark W. Clark cautions that the Korean armistice is only a ceasefire between commanders to stop fighting. He stresses a political conference is needed to achieve lasting peace in the region.
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Korea
Clark
Washington
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Far East
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft And Incidents
A movie camera theft valued at 134.90 was reported by Noland Camera Shop on Central Avenue. A father appeared before juvenile authorities after police found several youths locked in a car while he was at a nearby cafe. A street cave-in was reported at Wicorf Street and Queen Avenue at 4 40 PM with torches placed around the area. A pet fox loose on Baltimore Street eluded officers after a chase, reportedly belonging to a resident.
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Noland
Central Avenue
Wicorf Street
Queen Avenue
Baltimore Street
Platte Pipeline Dedication Set Near Casper Wyoming
The 1,149 mile Platte pipeline will be dedicated Saturday at the main pump station four miles west of Casper. Principal speaker Sen. Hugh Butler of Nebraska will attend, as the line runs from Chatham Nebraska to Wood River Illinois.
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Casper
Wyo
United States
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Chatham
Nents Woo
Wood River
Til
Dem Critic Flairs Republicans Over Money Policy
Marriner S. Eccles, former Federal Reserve board member and longtime Republican critic, says the Eisenhower administration is moving too quickly toward tight money. He told Senator Douglas that the current policy seems overly restrictive and sharper than needed, reversing his earlier view that Truman’s policy caused inflation.
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Truman
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Sen
Douglas
Eccles
Utah
Births Report from West Middltown and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolin of West Middltown welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnett of 3511 Jewel Street reported a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Neely of 1339 Garfield Street welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoads of 1506 Florence Street welcomed a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams Jr. of 2521 North Verity Parkway reported a girl Thursday.
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Ronald Bolin
West Middltown
Jack Barnett
Jewel St
Bruce Neely
Garfield St
Charles Rhoads
Florence St
Walter Williams, Jr
North Verity Pkwy
Marriage Licenses Listed for Detroit and Ohio Couples
Eural Andrews a 33 year old Detroit works employee and Vivian Herndon 35 a Middletown clerk. Oakley B Helton 26 a Fisher Body employee and Alma Porter 21 a Hamilton clerk. James Arthur Bolser 34 a painter from Shandon Ohio and Nellie Bolser 23 from Hamilton.
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Eural Andrews
Detroit
Mich
Vivian Herndon
Grove St
Middletown
Oakley B. Helton
Fisher Body
Alma Porter
Hamilton
James Arthur Bolser
Painter
Shandon
Nellie Bolser
Hospital admissions and dismissals list patients
A hospital notice lists multiple patients by name and address with their admission status, including Grace Fish Nancy Muka Juanita Willis and others under medical or surgical care. The list also notes several individuals dismissed from care and traces patients to streets across the city.
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Grace Fish
Highview Rd
Nancy Muka
Andrew Muka
South Main St
Juanita Willis
Franklin
James McCluskey
Seventeenth Ave
Willard Boothe
Glen Ave
Herbert Short
Sheridan Ave
Charles Brown
Trenton
Surgical
Joseph Renfro
Franklin Route 2
Clarence Gayle
Grove’ St
Linda Profitt
Dilmar Profitt
Medical
Homer Sorrell
Stanley St
Butter Giveaway Proposal By Rep Neal To Move Surplus
Washington Rep Neal proposes a butter week to reduce government surplus. Housewives would receive one pound free for each pound bought to cut storage costs and aid needy families. He also notes the plan would return butter to natural utilization of nutrients. A separate note mentions a new machine detecting elements on a substance surface using proton beams.
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Washington
Rep
Neal
R-Wva
Two New Deaths End Short Polio Lull in Montgomery
Polio crisis in Montgomery intensified with two deaths and two new cases. Roy Carter 28 an airman at Maxwell Air Force Base and Gerald Bailey 11 died from bulbar polio. County fatalities reach seven among 103 cases. A 22 year old girl and a 5 year old boy contracted paralytic polio. the girl did not receive serum last month when 33 000 youngsters were treated.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roy Carter
Maxwell Air Force Base
Gerald Bailey
Crooner Haymes Seeks Divorce Amid Rita Hayworth Link
Attorney says Dick Haymes seeks a quick divorce from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes while negotiations continue on a tentative financial settlement. Haymes and Rita Hayworth, who divorced Aly Khan in Reno on January 26, have been dating steadily.
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Hollywood P
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
S. S. Hahn
Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes
Haymes
Miss Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Reno
Akron Records First Polio Death Of Year
Akron Ohio reports the first polio death of 1953 a two year old child named David Lauder admitted to Children’s Hospital Friday and died yesterday at the hospital no further details released
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Akron
Ohio
David Lauder
David
Children’s Hospital
Conservancy District Reports Butler Investment At $55 000
The Miami Conservancy District filed its 1952 report in Montgomery County showing Butler County investment at 55 190 for all of Butler, 4 470 in Middletown, and 55 190 overall. Warren County has 2 500 and Montgomery 396 299 96 including 11 802 75 at Germantown Dam. The district notes Hamilton work completed and Germantown Dam improvements plus 5 965 82 spent clearing windstorm damage. Total district spending since 1920 stands at 30 860 495 64 with 193 745 72 spent in Middletown and other listed amounts in Franklin and Hamilton areas.
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Miami Conservancy District
Middletown
Butler County
Court of Common Pleas
Montgomery County
Warren County
Germantown Dam
Hamilton
Franklin
Germantown
Boy Dies After Lightning Strikes Barn Fire
Springfield Ohio reports the body of 7-year-old Lane Grieser found among the ruins of a barn on his father’s farm. He was last seen nearby and is believed struck by lightning as the barn burned.
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Springfield
Ohio
Lane Grieser
Infant Boy Found Strangled in Newark Dump Rubble
The body of a 4 month old boy was discovered in a large fruit jar among Newark city dump rubble. Police say the infant was strangled by a length of fishing line.
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Newark
Ohio
Texas Man Is First For His Third Time
Dallas County reports its first bale of 1953 cotton sold for 1055.35 dollars with CL. Witherspoon receiving 424.85 for cotton and 630.85 in premiums. Witherspoon also produced the county's first bales in 1950 and 1951. About two million visitors annually go to the Great Smoky National Park.
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Bishop
North America
Cincinnati
Miami
Jacksonville
Tampa
Atlanta
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Montreal
Mexico City
Texas
Tex
Witherspoon
Great Smoky National Park
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement claims scratching blemishes ruins romance and promotes Peterson's Ointment for fast relief. It pledges 45 cents at all druggists, with a money back guarantee after one application. Also marketed for tired cracked feet.
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Peterson
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