Red Lion polled Shorthorn herd to anchor national status
Charles South veteran breeder leads a deal to form a premier Polled Shorthorn herd using Landen Farms stock and South bloodlines. D. J. O'Connor of Mason buys an 800 acre estate near Red Lion for over 325000, acquiring four farms and South’s herd half interest. South, 35, will manage a larger blue-blood herd with international champions including Admiration Fascination Up Fright Leader.
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Max Summers
Journal State
RED Lion
Landen
Foster
Charles
D. J. O'Connor
Mason
J. F. Gallaher
Dayston
Route 122
Greentree Road
Armco Steel Corp
Greentree
Stroop Agricultural Co. of
Dayton
O'Conor
Formica Corp
Cincinnati
Chicago
South
Gallaher
Bigler Road
L. F. Fascination
Upfright
Fascination
Sout
Pew
South America
Landen Farms
Hungary protests U N relief aid stance over Kadar regime
Budapest radio states Premier Janos Kadar has protested to a U N relief mission about U S decisions not to grant loans or aid to Hungary while Kadar leads the government. The U N mission led by Philippe de Seynes visited Vienna and returned to New York. A group member urged rapid coal deliveries to end Hungary’s economic chaos as Western aid debates continued.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
U. N
United States
Kadar
West
Budapest Radio
Philippe de Seynes
U.N
de Seynes
Vienna
New York
Hungary
Pioneer of Group Insurance at Armco Honored in New York
Charles R Nook chairman of Armco Steel Corp was lauded for leading the steel industry's first group insurance plan 40 years ago He received a plaque at the Waldorf Astoria from William J Graham now an Equitable director The plan expanded from 200000 workers with 155 million coverage in 1917 to 36 million workers with 119 billion coverage in 1957 Armco coverage grew from 1 980 employers with 2 211 500 to 3 400 employees with 520 million in group insurance
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New York
Charles R Nook
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Hook
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Pioneer
William J. Graham
Equitable
Graham
Armco
Red Paper Faces Suspension Over Costs and Loss of Circulation
London based Communia Daily Worker warns it may suspend publication due to rising production costs and declining circulation. The paper links losses to readers' discontent with its Hungary policy, which supported Soviet intervention and caused several staff resignations.
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London
Communia Daily Worker
Worker
Somos
Hungary
Jennie Lindstrom Rejects Bergman Visit
Jennie Ann Lindstrom a University of Colorado freshman 17 says she will not travel to New York next week to reunite with her mother Ingrid Bergman. Lindstrom is the daughter of Bergman and Dr Peter Lindstrom. Bergman is due in New York Jan 19 to receive a film critics award and will be in the United States about four hours.
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Boulder
Colo
Jennie Ann Lindstrom
New York
Ingrid Bergman
University of Colorado
Miss Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Roberto Rossellini
Europe
Suit Sues Teamsters Union Over Damages in Akron
Max Rabi, independent trucker, sues the Teamsters Union Akron Local 4 and three officers in Summit County Common Pleas Court for 200000. He leases 21 trucks to A C E Transportation, alleging a secondary boycott during a strike against the firm. Claims include 150000 loss of capital and 50000 loss of lease value plus 100 daily from Dec 29 onward.
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Akron
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Summit County Common Pleas Court
A.C. E. Transportation Co
Max Rabi
Akron Local 4
Rabi
Hit Skip Driver Fined 75 After Eaton County Crash
A West Alexandria driver, McMurray, 24, was fined 75 total for hitting Glen Ray, 96, and fleeing. McMurray paid 25 for failure to stop and 50 for leaving the scene. No injuries or major damage. Other cases include fines for drunken driving and related offenses.
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Keaton
Eaton Mu
J. L. McMurray
West Alexandria
Glen Ray
Don Edwards
John Ernst
McMurray
Melvin Bickers
Westerville
Atlanta moves to end bus segregation in city
Plan approved at Wheat Street Baptist Church aims to desegregate buses in Atlanta. About 100 Negro ministers hear steps to begin today with riders moving to seats previously reserved for whites. Police and transit officials offer no definite enforcement details as the nonviolent push progresses.
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Atlanta
R_ L. Sommerville
Atlanta “Transit System
Atlanta World
Wheat Street
McGrath proposes three year high school and college
Karl J. McGrath, former U S Commissioner of Education, urges allowing able students to skip lockstep schooling and finish high school in three years and college in three years. He claims reliable evidence shows youths can advance faster without harm and with gains in social and personal development.
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Philadelphias
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Karl J. McGrath
The
Institute of Higher Education
New York
Moran Evidence To Finish Today
Prosecutors plan to finish their case today in the Moran trial in Dayton Ohio. George Bugs Moran a Chicago crime figure and two companions are charged with stealing 4500 from the Citizens Bank of Ansonia on November 8 1945. Moran 63 Sum mers 43 and Fouts 66 pleaded innocent. A witness said Moran Sum mers Fouts Drewer and Mitchell burglarized the bank. Drewer and Mitchell are dead.
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Ohio
George Bugs Moran
Chicago
Citizens Bank of
Ansonia
Moran
Virgil
Doc) Summers
al’ Fouts
Roy A. Foster
Michigan City
Ind
Summers
Fouts
Lawrence Drewer
Jim Mitchell
Drewer
Eisenhower to request record Air Force budget in 195? year
The New York Times reports informants say President Eisenhower will ask Congress for 17.9 billion dollars for the Air Force for the next fiscal year, 2.4 billion more than last year. The plan also seeks 11.2 billion for the Navy, 10 billion for the Army, and 0.2 billion for Defense Department expenses, totaling 30.2 billion in military outlay.
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New York Times
Eisenhower
Congress
Air Force
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the Times
Washington
Navy
Army
Defense Department
Sweden
Defense Siierce
Gunnar Lance
UN Seeks Five Member Probe Into Hungary
United States leads a General Assembly move to form a five member fact finding committee to gather information on Hungary from refugees and observers. The plan invites broad international participation including Denmark Australia and members from Asian African and Latin American groups. Dag Hammarskjold backs creating the body after a limited three nation group was shut down due to lack of cooperation.
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N.Y
United States
Hungary
U. General Assembly
Red
Russia
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Denmark
Australia
Latin America
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Skelton Uses A Filmed Show On CBS-TV
Red Skelton’s CBS program aired as scheduled using a film prepared for later in the year. A network spokesman explained the decision involved releasing the film now. The article notes the public has limited awareness of the illness affecting a boy in the same report.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Cbs-Tv
CIO Pledges Fight Over Layoff Pay
The Ohio CIO Council executive board pledges renewed action for higher unemployment compensation and for linking such payments with union negotiated layoff pay plans. A 21 member board drafted a resolution seeking a program like a CIO referendum defeated in November 1855. The motion also calls for 9 week dependent benefits, looser disqualification rules, workmen compensation reform, and tax structure overhauls.
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Cleveland
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio
Wea
Train Smashes City Ambulance in Los Angeles Collision
Responding to an emergency call, city ambulance driver James Elwood veered near the Pacific Electric Railway tracks when a freight train clipped the ambulance fender. The vehicle was whirled about, a crossing sign snapped off, and it was smashed into a power pole after being struck by passing cars. Elwood sustained a possible fracture and attendant injuries were reported.
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Los Angeles
James el
Pacific Electric Railway
Elwood
Franklin PAT Club To Meet Tonight At School
Franklin special notes the PAT Club of Central and Central Annex schools meets at 7 30 pm tonight in the Anthony Wayne School auditorium. Fathers and mothers of pupils invited. OBIT and other society items follow including church circle meetings and holiday visits.
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Franklin
Pat
Central and
Central Annex
Anthony Wayne School
Dog Catcher May Lose Job In Pottstown Suit
In Pottstown Pennsylvania a court suit filed yesterday threatens the firing of the town dog catcher over a two year period. Robert Guinee alleges the borough council improperly adopted an ordinance and hired Mrs Miller without proper procedure. If the suit wins the borough may have to refund fines collected from more than 100 dog owners.
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Pottstown
Robert Guinee
Miller
cab delay charge plan eyed by city utilities board
Los Angeles authorities consider a 10 cent delay charge for each 20 minutes of traffic halt or slowdowns at signals and in jams. Yellow Cab Co seeks the new fee to be registered on meters when cabs run under eight miles an hour. Final action expected next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Yellow Cab Co
City Board of Utilities and Transportation
Cab Company
Raiders Blow Up Water Pipe Line Near Omer Village
Israeli authorities announced that raiders blew up a water pipe near Omer Village in the Beersheba district Tuesday night. Investigations traced the tracks to Jordan.
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Jerusalem
Omer
Beersheba
Jordan
Man Sentenced to 1 to 25 Years for Beating Woman in Church
Stanley Marshall of Cincinnati received a 1 to 25 year prison term after a church beating in which a schoolteacher knelt in prayer and Marshall took her purse. It marked his fourth conviction for beating women, with a life term implied.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Marshall
Marshall
Miami Plans Degree For OSU Proxy
OXFORD Special Novice C Fawcett new Ohio State University president will receive his first honorary degree from Miami University on February 3. He will be Miami midyear commencement speaker. Fawcett formerly led Columbus schools and is a Gambier native and Kenyon graduate with a long career in education.
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Oxford
C. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Miami University
Miami
John D. Millett
Fawcett
Mary Joan
School of Education
Columbus
Ohio State
Big City
United States
Gambier
Kenyon College
Gambier High School
Ines
Defiance
Bexley
Akron
Kenyon
Tennt's Creek Flooding Triggers Water Crisis in Central Australia
Tennant's Creek in central Australia received more than a year's rainfall in one week, with 15 inches recorded though annual average is 14.5 inches. Cattle facing starvation in the arid 50,000 mile area are now at risk of bogging or drowning as floods overwhelm the region.
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Darwin
Australia
Tennant’s Creek
Tennant's Creek
Woman Loses Purse With Gems In Cincinnati Store
Mrs. F. T. Ratliff of Hamilton reported to police that a purse containing $4000 in jewelry and $157 in cash was stolen from a department store washroom in Cincinnati after she left it there.
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Cincinnati
F. T. Ratliff
Hamilton
Korean Assemblyman Held For Smuggling
Seoul authorities indict Park Yung Choon a former foreign affairs committee chair for smuggling watches from Hong Kong into Korea. The case highlights ongoing corruption probes within political circles in South Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Park Yung Choon
Assembly
Hong Kong
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