Olson May Defend Title Against Mims Castellani Winner
Bobo Olson may defend his middleweight title versus the winner of the Holly Mims Rocky Castellani bout in Cleveland. In NABC president Jim Norris said the victor, plus Giardello and Homez, would be considered for the next match. Olson plans the title defense before a proposed bout with light heavyweight champ Archie Moore.
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Bobo Olson
Holly Mims
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Joey Giardello
Charley Homez
Olson
Archie Moore
Mims Castellani
Leggett Returns Home Tosses Rose Bowl Ball for Polio Fight
Ohio State quarterback Dave Leggett, recently back from the Rose Bowl, autographed a Rose Bowl football for Teens Against Polio. Leggett, a polio survivor, had been hospitalized in Akron and helped Ohio State to a Rose Bowl victory over Southern California.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Dave Leggett
Leggett
New Philadelphia High School
Ohio State Athletic Department
Mobile
Ala
Southern California
TAP
Four-Legged Frogs Croak and Curious Ranch Study
In Ripley Ohio scientists study bullfrogs from Ollie Rush farm with extra hind legs. Miami University researchers track six living specimens and 13 that died amid student life. They suspect a single female’s egg batch produced the anomalous offspring.
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Ripley
Ohio
Ollie Rush
Miami University
Ollie
Here
Gridiron Awards Now In Columbus
The 20th annual Touchdown Club awards banquet honored Columbus Ohio with two top honors. Woody Hayes of Ohio State accepted the club’s award for the first ranking team in the nation while Notre Dame’s Ralph Guglielmi received the Walter Camp Memorial Trophy as player of the year. Guglielmi said he was from Columbus and congratulated Hayes as he looked forward to another championship for the city.
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Washington
Touchdown Club
Columbus
Ohio
Notre Dame
Woody Hayes
Ohio State Buckeyes
Ralph Guglielmi
Walter Camp
Guglielmi
Il Am
Erdelatz Rumored Next Rams Boss
Washington Post and Times Herald report Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz is set to accept a long term contract to coach the Los Angeles Rams at nearly double his Navy pay. Shirley Povich quotes Detroit Lions GM Nick Kerbawy saying the move is in the works and likely to be announced soon.
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Washington
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Post
Times Herald
Shirley Povich
Nick Kerbawy
Detroit Lions
Erdelatz
Rams
Aga Khan Recovers From Fever as Trip Continues
In Aswan Egypt the 77 year old Aga Khan has recovered from a fever that felled him last week. He took a short ride yesterday for the second time since illness. A ceremony weighing his platinum donation gifts from Kenya and Uganda has been postponed due to concerns the event would be too strenuous.
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Aswan
Egypt
Kenya
Uganda
Cat bones found push back Japan’s ancient feline timeline
Nippon Times reports discovery of a cat’s lower jaw bones among orient stone vessels in Tottori Japan suggesting cats may have lived in Japan over 3000 years ago.
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Tottori
Japan
The
Nippon Times
Hunt On For Bull With 209 Tattoo In Both Ears
State police issued a 13 state alert for a 1,200 pound three year old Black Angus bull bearing tattoo number 209 in both ears. The animal was last seen Saturday at Tuckaway Farm owned by Mrs. Doris F Sundeloff in Thurmont Maryland.
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Baltimore
Tuckaway Farm
Doris F.sundeloff
Thurmont
Chicago Auto Show Displays 1955 Models and Dream Cars
At the International Amphitheater in Chicago, automakers unveil 1955 models with bold color schemes and new designs. Highlights include four door hard top convertibles, the Thunderbirds and Fairlanes, the Futura concept, and the Caribbean convertible with a 275 horsepower engine. Industry leaders forecast 1955 production around 5.4 million cars and about one million trucks.
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Chicago
Chrysler
Buick
Oldsmobile
Ford
Studebaker - Parkard Corp
American Motors
Nash-Hudson
Nash and Hudson
Studebaker-Packard
Methodist Women oppose universal military training in any form
Cincinnati report notes the Christian Service Board of the Methodist church against universal military training with a resolution that UMT by any other name is still UMT. The 15th annual meeting heard a 1,700,000 member women's division support continued United Nations work and atoms for peace.
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Cincinnati
Division of
Christian Service
Methodist Church
Universal Military Training
UMT
Christian Service Board
Department of Christian Social Relations
United States
United Nations
Ninth General Assembly
Cereal beverage sold as beer for children in Cincinnati
Methodist women warn against a cereal beverage with 0.5 percent alcohol sold as beer for kids. Delegates report it appeared in the Pacific Northwest and could be used as a television drink for children while parents drink real beer. They urge vigilance on such products and note the law does not classify it as intoxicating liquor.
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Cincinnati
Frank G. Brooks
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Woman's Division of
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Pacific Northwest
Churchill to Speak at Builders’ Dinner in London
Britain’s wartime leader and Prime Minister Winston Churchill, a union card holder who once learned to wield a trowel at Chartwell, is slated to address a dinner of the National Federation of Building Trades Employers on January 25 in London.
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Churchill
London
Britain
National Federation of Building Trades
Emplooyers
Chartwell
U S Rapped for Permitting Arab Arms Shipments
Rabbi I Asher Kirshblum of the Zionist Organization of America told a Salt Lake City district meeting that the United States is heedlessly fueling conflict by allowing arms shipments to Arab states. He warned Israel’s security is threatened by these shipments amid Arab plans for a second round of warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Zionist Organization of America
U.S
Premier's Wife Christens Plane Despite Bottle Failure
Mrs Leslie Frost, wife of Ontario's premier, attempted to christen American Airlines nonstop service between Toronto and New York. Six blows failed to break the water-filled bottle, but officials declared the aircraft christened regardless.
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Toronto
Ont
Leslie Frost
Ontario
American Airlines
New York
Lake Ontario
New York Stocks 11 A M Quotations
A late morning roundup lists numerous major stocks with mixed performances. Airlines, steels, automakers, and tech names show varied moves as industrial and consumer goods firms like Lockheed, U S Steel, General Dynamics, Procter & Gamble, and Philco display notable levels.
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Admiral Teheeieae
Alexander + Smith
Censnetcestteessey
Otors Aurd Sees
Bendix Aviation Ooo
Chedaewe-Yeestan
Briggs St Mig
Vsanes Gactryaredis
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Int. T
T San Kennecott Corp
Cescus Ene Kroger Baking
Loews, Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Texas Corp
Tidewater Assr
United Aircraft
United Airlines
VU. S. Steel
Marshall Field
Westinghouse Electric
Eery
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
National Cash Register
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown
T. Zenith Radio
Newport Inc
New York Central
Chesapeake
National Automotive Fiber Ce
Continental Basing
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical du Pont Corp. Electric Auto Lite
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
General Dynamics Inspiration Copper
Northern Pacific
R. R. Ohio of! Co
Oneekia
Pan American Paramount Pictures
Pennsylvania
R. BR
Cs Phelps Dodge
Philco Radioddensecepricens
BTW
Phillips Petroleum
Procter & Gamble
Pullman Comp
Radio Corp
Adel Taval Gedied
Aoe
Republic Steel
Revere Copper
Standard Oil
N. J
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Sunray Oil
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts 4 000 with barrows and gilts moderately active and mostly steady prices. Sows stronger early, most 400 lb down 14.00 15.25, bears steady around 10.00. Cattle and calves 2 000 and 300 respectively with slaughter steers and yearlings mostly under 1 000 lb and good vealers 20.00 30.00. Sheep 300 head with slaughter classes steady and ewes 3.00 5.00.
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Neers
Ewes Sestacevareses
Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton area poultry and egg wholesale price list
Wholesale pay prices delivered to plant for live poultry and eggs. Leghorn hens white and brown hens priced by category. Eggs wholesale Grade A white and other egg products listed. Rabbits young and old shown with selling prices. Old roosters and fryers graded as Grade A brown and medium.
Cincinnati Produce Prices for Eggs and Poultry
A market report lists egg prices f o b Cincinnati by grade and size with current receipts and exchanged cases, including large white and brown varieties, medium whites, and mixed lots. It also notes poultry fryers at 24-25 cents per lb, hens, and old roosters, with butter at wholesale 65 cents and potatoes from 2.60 to 5.00.
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Cincinnati
F.o.b
Cimcinnati
U.S. A
U.S
Forgery Costs And Race To Secure Checks
A dated look at check forging costs and prevention from Arthur Merims notes that more than 50 million dollars are stolen yearly by forgers. It describes methods such as altering payees, changing amounts, forging signatures, and check kiting, plus tips to reduce risk and a legal notice for divorce, municipal ordinance on street lighting contracts, and other misc. notices.
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New York
American Bankers Assn
A. H. Crowe
Burns Detective Agency
England
Ohio CIO Council reelects leaders and expands board
After a three day convention in Cleveland the Ohio CIO Council reelected James P. Giffin of Youngstown to a third term as president and Jacob Clayman of Columbus as secretary treasurer for a seventh term. The delegates also renewed 19 board seats and added new members from Steelworkers, Auto Workers, Clothing Workers and other unions across the state.
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Cleveland
Ohio Cio Council
James P. Giffin
Youngstown
Jacob Clayman
Columbus
United Steelworkers
CIO
William McCrone
United Auto Workers
Ernest Love
Auto Workers
Toledo
Henry Seibert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Cincinnati
William Snoots
Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Dayton
Russell Yarman
Mansfield
Lewis Lowry
Stone and Allied Products Workers
Hamilton
Kenneth Delong
Textile Workers
Eorge Turner
Steelworkers
Cambridge
Nicholas Radlick
Paul Rosen
Steubenville
John Bowman
Max Amdur
Clothing Workers
Leo Dugan
Rubber Workers
Akron
Byron J. Terrell
Barberton
Thomas Mitchell
Eugene Wysocki
Furniture
Parma
Robert Swigeart
Paper
Mt. Vernon
Life Expectancy Believed Headed For 100 In U S
Dr Edward Henderson of Montclair and editor in chief of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society told the Texas Geriatric Society that Americans may reach a normal life expectancy of 100 years. He asserted aging science is improving and people do not have to die solely because of age.
Butler County to hear annexation petition for Middletown fringe
The Butler County Commissioners will hear a petition signed by a majority of adult landowners in a territory east of Middletown City limits for annexation. The hearing is set for February 25, 1955 at 11:00 AM in the county commissioners' office, Butler County Ohio.
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Lewis Milton Viney
Michael Street
Logansport
Ind
Martha Olive Viney
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Berni
Mary Jo Manning
Jack A. Castorney
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Butler
State of
Middletown
City of
Lemon Township
Louisa Hummel
Board of Education
Manchester Road
David F
R. M. Gerber
Ida May Clark
Ida M. Clark
Coles Road
Grossmar
V. & M. Gross
Arnold Skinner
Corporation
Coun
Butler Ton
Board of County Sioners
Seid
Coun’ Sion
Butler Yo Owe Ny
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