Middletown Plans Welcome for POWs in San Francisco
Plans form to have Armco official represent Middletown when Pvt Roland A Hamilton arrives aboard the General W. F. Hase at 11 am in San Francisco. Red Cross seeks permission for the Armco officer to greet the POW but permits only relatives. A homebound drive for Hamilton is being arranged. other local POWs Sgt Charles Riddell Jr and Pvt William Roosa also to be honored. Hamilton’s mother will watch the docking by television.
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Armco Steel Corporation
West Coast
Altha Hamilton
Roland A
Red Cross
Hamilton
Ohio
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Charles Riddell, Jr
William Roosa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City Court Fines And Licenses In Alcohol Charge
James E Snowden 28 of 239 Park St fined 200 and costs and sentenced to three days in city jail for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Driving privileges revoked six months. Snowdens license and other fines listed. C Hall 21 of 1916 First Ave fined 50 for license violation. Beatrice Weathersby 37 of 820 Eighteenth Ave fined 100 for assault with medical expense payment ordered. Birdie Cook 50 of 818 Eighteenth Ave had charge dismissed. Bernice Sprinkles 19 of 812 Yankee Rd fined 15 for disorderly conduct by fighting.
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James E. Snowden
Park St
Snowden
Alton H. Combs
C. B. Hall
First Ave
Ohio
Kentucky
Hall
Beatrice Weathersby
Eighteenth Ave
Birdie Cook
Bernice Sprinkles
Yankee Rd
Name Match Payrolls Highlight Ohio Congressmen
A Washington Post payroll check finds 63 House members employing staff with the same last name as their own. Notable examples include Robert Crosser earning $444.55, Tennna McGregor $577.32, and Nancy Secrest $44 455. The report profiles the coincidence and its potential optics in congressional offices.
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Washington P
House
Ohio
Robert Crosser
Twilana McGregor
Nancy Secrest
POW Roosa in Tokyo Hospital Expected Home by Sept Fourth
Mrs. Fred Roosa of 3008 Jefferson Rd reports her son Private Roosa, recently freed and underweight, telegraphed he expects to be home by September 4 while in a Tokyo hospital. Frank Armstrong of Amanda said Roosa appeared okay. The Red Cross also notes Private William Helliran, freed by the Reds, is the nephew of Mrs. Rebecca Bryant.
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Tokyo
Fred Roosa
Jefferson Rd
Roosa
Frank Armstrong
Amanda
Freedom Gate
Armstrong
Red Cross
Pfc
William Helliran
Reds
Rebeca Bryant
Baltimore
Helliran
Scott Attacks McCarthy and Malone on Hawaii and Policy
Scott criticizes Sen. McCarthy and Sen. Malone and several House members. He accuses Mason of praising Eisenhower while opposing his measures and calls Malone a natural agin er. He cites opposition to Hawaii statehood and to Bohlen’s Russia ambassadorship as embarrassing to the President.
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Scott
Malone
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Rep
Mason
R-Ill
Eisenhower
Nevada
Hawaii
Alaska
Senate Interior Committee
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
Russia
Daniel A. Reed
Dulles Calls for stronger UN role and veto reform
Dulles argues for veto in Security Council and for Assembly to have advisory to practical weight. He criticizes a one nation one vote setup and says the UN’s adequacy hinges on reducing Soviet cooperation dependence. He suggests giving the Assembly greater authority with voting changes.
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Security Council
General Assembly
Dulles
Soviet Union
Assembly
Arabs Call Boycott of France Over Moroccan Sultan
Arab nationalist leaders urged Lebanon to enforce an economic boycott against France if Paris does not reinstate the deposed Sultan of Morocco. The call came at anti French mass meetings in Beirut and Tripoli last night.
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Beirut
Lebanon
France
Paris
Morocco
Tripoli
Lawyers Guild To Be Listed As Subversive
Boston Attorney General Brownell said he would add the National Lawyers Guild to the subversive list used to vet federal workers. He noted the guild has 10 days to request a hearing to contest the designation. The ABA had previously adopted a resolution barring Communists from the legal profession.
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Boston
Brownell
National Lawyers Guild
Communist Party
American Bar Assn
ABA House of Delegates
Woman 61 Flies Atlantic In Single Engine Plane
Mrs. Marian Hart a 61 year old American sportswoman from New York completed a nonstop Atlantic crossing in a single engine Beechcraft from Newfoundland to Ireland. She paid a high price in time and cost but called the crossing beautiful under bright moonlight. Co pilot and navigator Wayne Wetterlein 30 of Shawnee on Delaware Pennsylvania assisted.
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Shannon
Ireland
Marian Hart
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Wayne Wetterlein
Shawnee
Delaware
FHA Assistant Is Appointed
Mrs. Lottie Randolph of Columbus Ohio will become assistant to the administrator of the Farmers Home Administration about Sept. 10. She previously served as assistant director of agriculture in Ohio from 1939 to 1944 and again in 1947 and 1948.
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Washington
Lottie Randolph
Columbus
Ohio
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
Public Service Speaker at Peoples Friendship Baptist Church
The Rev. John McGoogan associate pastor Mt. Zion Baptist Church will speak at 8 p.m. Friday at Peoples Friendship Baptist Church 1404 Garfield St announced by Rev. Herbert Hart. Eunice Perkins daughter of Elder Bert Perkins has returned after attending the National Pentecostal Assembly of the World in Baltimore and visited Washington D C as a delegate for Emmanuel Tabernacle Walnut Hills.
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John McGoogan
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Peoples Friendship Baptist Church
Garfield St
Herbert Hart
Eunice Perkins
Bert Perkins
Eighteenth Ave
National Pentecostal Assembly of the World
Baltimore
Emmanuel Tabernacle
Walnut Hills
Washington, D. C
Strike Called Off by 126,000 Japanese Security Forces Workers
In Tokyo 126000 workers with U S Security Forces ended a second 48 hour strike set for tomorrow after progress in contract talks. The group had begun the first 48 hour walkout on August 13 and reported gains in negotiations.
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Tokyo
U. S
Attorneys clash as case moves toward Supreme Court promise
In a crowded session Marcus objected to most questioning and the extra charge. He won a continuance of the hearing to Sept 28 after Examining Officer Thomas J. Nolan filed a second charge. A Friday hearing before U S Judge Peirson Hall will address Haymes' bid to pause deportation.
Bricker Guesses Huffman May Be Taft Seat Pick
Senator Bricker says as a pure guess Governor Lausche might name former Senator James W. Huffman to fill the late Senator Taft's Ohio seat. Huffman, 58, Columbus lawyer, served briefly in 1945 and was defeated by Bricker in 1946.
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Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Frank Lausche
James W. Huffman
Taft
Rohio
Lausche
Huffman
Columbus
Senate
Harold M. Burton
Supreme Court
Ex Rackets Czar May Be Deported
AKRON Ohio Frank Milano a 62 year old Italian born as rackets czar of bootleg days must stay in the Akron area while the government decides on deportation to Italy. Milano appeared at a Cleveland deportation hearing after returning here for his daughter's wedding. He lived in Mexico 18 years and is in technical custody since last June. Arthur Talbott of Buffalo an IS special inquiry officer took the case under advisement.
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Akron
Ohio
Frank Milano
Italy
Milano
Cleveland
Mexico
Arthur Talbott
Buffalo
Justice Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ohio Magistrates Assn Elects New Leaders
Lyle Smith of Lake Milton was elected president of the Ohio Magistrates Assn Inc in Columbus. E J Hardy of Alliance was chosen for the executive board.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lyle Smith
Lake Milton
Ohio Magistrates Assn, Inc
E. J. Hardy
Alliance
Gun-Toting Woman Steals Baby From Cleveland Home
A barefoot woman brandishing a gun forced entry at the Mary Talbert Home for unwed mothers in Cleveland and took a 3-week-old boy from a nursery. She demanded the youngest infant as night staffer Claudia Woods and assistant Lois Tipton reported the incident.
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Cleveland
Mary B. Talbert
Salvation Army
Claudia Woods
Lois Tipton
Salt Content Contrast Between Dead Sea and Ocean
The Dead Sea has about 23 percent salt, while the ocean averages roughly 3.5 percent. This sharp difference reflects the extreme salinity of the Dead Sea compared to ordinary seawater.
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Dead Sea
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