Voices Confidence In Brownell
President Eisenhower voiced strong confidence in Attorney General Brownell amid Democratic charges of laxity at the Justice Department. He noted mistakes by administration members but promised a full fact-based statement later and pledged to pursue corruption wherever found following the Denver firing of U S Attorney Charles Vigil and a denials of FBI aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Browner
Brownell
Denver
U.S
Charles Vigil
Willis W. Ritter
FBI
Vigil
Truck Driver Fined $50 After School Bus Crash
Eli F Couch 50 of Chicago paid a $50 fine and costs after pleading reckless driving for a trailer truck collision with a school bus on Middletown Pike at Greenlawn Road. The bus carried 57 Fairfield Township School students. 13 children and the driver were injured but none seriously. State patrol said the truck skidded into the stopped bus about 12 feet off the highway.
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Hamilton
Eli FE
Couch
Chicago
Frank Wessel
Middletown Pike
Greenlawn Road
Fairfield Township
Passen
Hull Inspects Pusan on Far East Mission
General John E Hull Allied Far East commander flew from Tokyo to Pusan for a personal inspection with President Syngman Rhee regarding the recent 40 million dollar disaster and its aftermath.
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Pusan
Korea
John E Hull
Far East
Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
New Pastor in Mayfield and Wales preacher arrives
Evangelist William E. Budget, formerly of Wales England, accepted the Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church pastorship at Sheffield Street and Plymouth Avenue succeeding Rev W H Redman. He joined the Ohio Presbytery at a Williamsburg Ohio meeting November 15. Budget, born in England, worked in Welsh mines before turning to ministry in 1918. He returns from a five month Wales England tour and resides with his wife at 3219 Plymouth Ave. A daughter Barbara attends school in Dayton.
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William E. Budget
Wales
England
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sheffield Street
Plymouth Avenue
W. H. Redman
Budget
Ohio
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
United States
Plymouth Ave
Barbara
Dayton
Boy Bitten by Dog on Play at Yankee Road
Little Bobby Allen of 1022 Yan kee Rd was bitten by a dog while playing yesterday. Police efforts to locate the dog's owner were unavailing. The bite nicked the finger, breaking the skin.
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Bobby Allen
Yankee Rd
Bricker Opposes Tariff Cuts Highlight Farm Bureau Talk
In Columbus the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation wraps a three day session with talks by Sen. John W. Bricker and President Everett F. Rittenour. Bricker argues against lowering tariffs on minerals and wool warning it would boost South American competition and reduce U.S. production. Rittenour cites world food production as a key issue and predicts no Soviet attack on the United States.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
John W. Bricker
Farm Bureau
Everett F. Rittenour
Bricker
U.S
Rittenour
United States
Soviet Union
Vandalism and theft notes in Middletown police briefs
Bob Handey of McGraw Construction reports vandals damaged a flue liner at a Stevens Avenue Aberdeen Drive site. William H. Harper reports hub cap theft on Vail and Clinton streets. Verner Lay reports loss of car and house keys between Albers lot and Middletown Paint Glass Shop. Officers talk with hospital patient who reported a neck burn after a dispute with her husband.
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Bob Handey
The
McGraw Construction Co
Stevens Avenue
Aberdeen Drive
William H. Harper
Euclid St
Vail
Clinton Streets
Verner Lay
West Middletown
Virgil Sorrell
Melvir Barker
Middletown Hospital
Ohio Crowd Questions Witnesses in Communist Inquiry
A state commission session on Communism in government drew protests and evasive answers from six witnesses including Paul M. Albert and Admiral Kilpatrick. Others, such as Ben Gray and Albert Young, refused to confirm past Communist ties or roles.
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R-Wis
State Commission
Jesse Yoder
D—Montgomery
Paul M. Albert
Ohio
Communist Party
Albert
Commission
Sidney Isaacs
The
Daily Worker
Robin Hoo
Indiana
Sherwood Forest
Admiral Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Arrests Continue in June 17 Revolt in East Germany
West Berlin news service reports the East German security police still hold 2000 Germans for taking part in the June 17 revolt against the Communist regime and say arrests are ongoing.
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Berlin
Information Bureau West
West Berlin
Speeding Fine for Agnes Phillips in Monroe Court
Agnes Phillips of Franklin was fined 15 dollars and costs in Mayor Thomas Linn's court in Monroe on a speeding charge. The arrest was made by state patrolmen.
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Agnes Phillips
Franklin
Thomas Linn
Monroe
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