Milk Price Fixing Plan Under Committee Study
A 14 member advisory group meets with Agriculture Department officials to assess if federal milk price fixing methods can be improved to boost fluid milk consumption and reduce surplus in government hands. The group, formed by Secretary Benon, will meet in closed sessions with conclusions possibly delayed for days or weeks. Current producer prices apply to 49 metropolitan markets under 1937 Agricultural Agreement Act, with seasonal adjustments and federal orders in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Springfield Lima Stark County Lee O Huntington W Va.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton- Springfield
Lima
Stark County
Lee O
Huntington
W. Va
Keuthan will filed in Butler County Probate Court
The will of Charles F. Keuthan of Middletown died May 21 is filed with executor National Bank of Middletown trust officer W Barker. He leaves one half to his widow Louise and the other half to six heirs and five grandchildren. Other probate items include estates for Euclid Katsulos William Bergen and William Westrich with values and executors named.
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Charles F. Keuthan
Middletown
W. Barker
Hires National Bank of Middletown
Louise Keuthan
Nelbar St
Franklin Keuthan
R. R
Greenfield
Ind
Fred Keuthan
Superior Ave
Mary Palmer
West Middletown
Bernice Koons
Williams Ave
Hamilton
Eleanor Herman
Dayton
Thelma Sherman
Princeton St
Ada Keuthan White
Estella Keuthan Sullivan
Bernice Keuthan
Vernon
Glenn H. Hoover
Common Pleas
Charles E. Metzler
Arlington Ave
Fairfield Township
Leonard Standafer
John B. McGreavy
Homer Schul
William F. Bergen
Kenneth J. Horning
Elaine Ave
William W. Westrich
Anna Louise Westrich
S. Ninth St
Decrees Issued In Hamilton Marital Adjustments
Dorothy Heath of 2036 Pater Ave Hamilton and Dorothy Jean Frazier of 1230 Wallace St Hamilton, both listed as from Marquis Heath Cincinnati and James E Frazier respectively, receive decrees. The order names the individuals and confirms the listed asserting parties.
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Dorothy Heath
Pater Ave
Hamilton
Marquis Heath
Cincinnati
Dorothy Jean Frazier
Wallace St
James E. Frazier
Lazy Czechs To Get Photo In Newspaper
VIENNA Austria Czechoslovakia has set up a camera control system to stop absenteeism the newspaper Rude Pravo revealed today. If these allegedly sick workers are found in their gardens or working elsewhere their pictures will be taken and published. Also factory workers who leave their jobs early will be photographed and their pictures publicized.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Rude Pravo
De Gasperi Narrow Victory Maintains Center Bloc
In Rome the pro Western coalition led by Alcide de Gasperi held a slim 16 vote majority in the Chamber of Deputies, winning 303 of 590 seats while trailing the opposition in the popular vote by about 9,000 ballots. The government also holds 125 of 243 Senate seats.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Center Bloc
Chamber of Deputies
de Gasperi
Senate
Groucho Marx Enters Cedars for Observation Checkup
Los Angeles comedian Groucho Marx was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for observation of a condition not of a serious nature. Attendants say the stay is routine and no complications are reported.
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Groucho Marx
Los Angeles
Cedars of ‘Lebanon ‘Hospital
Decree Issued By Common Pleas Judges in Hamilton Case
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issues a decree involving Doshia Weaver of 1423 Parkamo Ave Hamilton and Dewey E. Weaver at the same address. Decree issued by Judge P P Boll.
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Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Doshia Weaver
Parkamo Ave
Hamilton
Dewey E. Weaver
P. P. Boll
Multiple Court Filings Describe Cruelty Neglect and Fraud
Edward Gill and Elizabeth Ann Gill upset by cruelty and neglect claims. Wayne Whitaker and Donald Hugh Bowling linked to cruelty through minors. Eugene I Williams Jr and Barbara Jean Williams face neglect allegations. Norma Oldfield and Charles Oldfield cited for neglect and cruelty. John Peters alleged marriage by fraud. Andrew M Fuetterer Jr and Dorothea Irene Fuetterer connected to neglect and cruelty. Families from Middletown Hamilton and Winchester appear in this docket.
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Edward Gill
S. Main St
Middletown
Elizabeth Ann Gill
Calumet Ave
Wayne Whitaker
Florence Bowling
John Wertz
Winston Dr
Hamilton
Donald Hugh Bowling
Winton Rd
Negelet
Eugene I. Williams, Jr
Barbara Jean Williams
Dela Vina St
Santa Barbara
Calif
Norma Oldfield
First Ave
Charles Oldfield
John Peters
Somerville
Agnes Peters
Andrew M. Fuetterer, Jr
S. C. St
Dorothea Irene Fuetterer
Jefferson St
Winchester
Alimony sought in neglect case by Maude Fryman
Maude Fryman of West Middle town Route 1 seeks alimony from Oscar Fryman of West Middletown citing neglect in the marriage.
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Maude Fryman
West Middletown
Oscar Fryman
U S Hopes Swiss Reconsider Over POW Commission Move
U S officials urge Switzerland to re consider joining a five nation POW commission in Korea after its refusal unless South Korea agrees to the armistice terms. Swiss note cited independence and consensus from all parties as conditions for participation. السو Swiss decision risks delaying truce terms and may trigger new country selections in negotiations with the Communists.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
Switzerland
Korea
South Korea
State Department
United Nations Command
Charles Bruggman
Bern
Swiss Federal Council
A. Alexis Johnson
Bruggmann
U. N
Red
Sweden
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Stockholm
New Delhi
Assumption College Disaster Kills Three Clergy at Retreat
At Assumption College Worcester a deadly attack left two Catholic nuns and a priest dead during a retreat attended by about 100 priests from Northeastern states. A National Guard officer described the campus as shelled like, with clergymen in a dazed, shell shock like condition.
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Cester
Assumption College
Worcester
National Guard
Tornado Tragedy Near Assumption College
Worcester Massachusetts Reverend Maurice Allaire of Assumption College reported witnessing a woman and a child crushed to death when a trailer truck was picked up and dropped by the tornado. He described seeing a woman and a small child struggling against the wind before the tragedy occurred.
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Worcester
Mass
Maurice Allaire
Assumption College
Three bodies found along Route 20 in Shrewsbury wreckage scene
Donald Sanborn a 46 year old farm manager reports seeing a neighbor woman decapitated and his father in law killed in Shrewsbury as debris from several automobiles lies along Route 20. Mrs Marjorie Collette 34 recalls wind blowing a divan and refrigerator from a window while Peter Glinsky 63 describes hail stones the size of golf balls and a sudden violent wind at Brookside Home grounds.
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Route 20
Shrewsbury
Donald Sanborn
Marjorie Collette
Peter Glinsky
Brookside
Three Bills On Subversives Are Approved
Ohio House Judiciary Committee approved three measures to curb subversive activity. One bill, already passed by the Senate, allows dismissal of public employees including teachers who knowingly join subversive organizations. Another bill makes refusal to testify about Communist ties prima facie evidence of subversion in state employment hearings. The third outlaws subversive organizations and creates a special assistant attorney general to take over the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission after next January.
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Columbus
Ohio House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Ohio
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Community meeting calendar for Wednesday and Thursday
National Guard Company D 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry meets 7:30 p.m. at the Armory. Kiwanis and Lions Clubs gather at noon at Manchester Hotel. Toastmasters at 7:15 p.m. Gardner Board and Cartoon Conference Room. Dog Training Class on the fourth floor Ridg Sheaenitis. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 meet 7:30 p.m. at Castle Hall. Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM 7:30 p.m. 19 North Broad St. IOOF Lodge 7:30 p.m. at hall. Alcoholics Anonymous 7:45 p.m. Moose Lodge officers 8 p.m. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of American Legion 8 p.m. Silver Leaf Social Club. Executive Committee of AEIF 7 p.m. AEIF office. Membership of AEIF 8 p.m. AEIF office. BPOE Lodge 257 8 p.m. Ellis Temple. Kiwanis Board of Directors 7:30 p.m. F Chew’s office. Journal Bidg Middletown Branch 18 Natl Association of Letter Carriers 8 p.m.
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Lions Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board and Carton
Sheaenitis
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
North Broad St
IOOF
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
AEIF
Bpoe Lodge
Ellis Temple
Kiwanis Board of Directors
F. Chew
Journal
Middletown
National Association of Letter Carriers
Footgear Blamed In Many Ailments
Cincinnati report on the American Leather Association's 50th anniversary meeting cites Dr Edward Gaul of Indiana detailing foot ailments in the US. He says three quarters suffer from issues from corns to weakfoot, blaming tight footwear and airless footgear for high incidence. Women allegedly squeeze into ill fitting shoes and endure discomfort.
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Cincinnati
American Leather Cree Association
Edward Gaul
Indiana
The
United States
Spray Planes To Aid In Fighting Worms
Springfield dispatch says four planes from Illinois will assist Clark County farmers in fighting army worms spreading rapidly. South Vienna and South Charleston areas saw vast timothy fields destroyed Tuesday as the outbreak worsens.
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Springfield
C. W . Clark County
Illinois
South
Vienna
South Charleston
Just Too Hot To Work in Ferguson Exchange
In 0 degree heat thirty telephone switchboard operators walked off the job in Ferguson today. They refused to work despite promises of lemonade iced tea and fans. service was disrupted for about twenty minutes until supervisors regrouped.
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ST. Louis
Ferguson Central Exchange
Duke of Edinburgh Turns 32 Today in London
In London the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, celebrated his 32nd birthday today. The Royal couple marked the occasion with small, private observances.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Elizabeth II
Worcester city spared heavy damage in tornadic event
Sidewalk lifted and tossed 530 feet away. The downtown Worcester area, an industrial city of more than 200000, escaped heavy damage. Most of the dead were reported from residential neighborhoods and suburban towns.
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Worcester
Blood Drive Faces Loss From Storm
The city storm may pull the Red Cross Bloodmobile below its quota. Officials reported 320 registered donors with cancellations and no-shows pushing an estimated 360 scheduled to meet a 280 unit goal. Chairs Martha Wombold and Richard Adams urged donors to brave the weather at the American Legion Home. Parking is free on Main Street west side during the Bloodmobile stay today and tomorrow. Sponsored by the Armco Girls Association and Armco General Office Employees Association.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Martha Wombold
Richard Adams
American Legion
Main Street
First
Second Avenues
Armco Girls Association
Armco General Office
Eisenhower asks Congress to send up to 1 million tons of wheat for Pakistan relief
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize up to 1 million tons of U S wheat for Pakistan to combat famine. He proposed an immediate grant of up to 700000 tons, with an additional possible 300000 tons as a working reserve. The wheat would be drawn from CCC stocks under price support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Pakistan
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Professor Fired Over Policy Clash at Nevada University
Reno reports the University of Nevada regents fired biology department chair Dr. Frank Richardson 5100 a year after accusing him of undermining president Minard W. Stout by circulating a magazine article opposing easy admissions. Richardson calls the firing a mockery of justice and says he circulated the Illinois professor Arthur E. Bester article to spark discussion.
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Reno
University of Nevada
Frank Richardson
Richardson
Minard W. Stout
Nevada
Stout
University of Minnesota
Regents
Arthur E. Bester
Univesity of Illinois
Senator Symington Warns Of Fear From Red Hunts At Radcliffe
In Cambridge Mass Senator Symington a Democrat from Missouri warned Radcliffe College graduates that fear spread by Red hunting in Congress and government has become rampant and could trigger a reign of doom for the nation’s freedom He did not name individuals while addressing the ceremony as a member of the Senate investigations subcommittee headed by Senator McCarthy.
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Cambridge
Mass
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Radcliffe College
Fire damages crates at Shartle Brothers plant
Fire crews from Crates Flame At Shartle Bros. Company responded to a 10 33 a m alarm to find wood crates burning outside the Shartle Brothers Machine Company plant on Clark Street no damage was reported.
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Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Clark St
Six Motorists Fined 120 For Violations
Six motorists were fined a total of 120 dollars and costs in area courts yesterday after arrests by state highway patrolmen. Fines were handed by Mayor Thomas Linn in Monroe to Frank Ahrens Sharonville 10 dollars and costs for speeding and a yellow line violation and Ford Hensley Hamilton 10 dollars and costs for the yellow line violation. Mayor William Fraser Lebanon fined Arthur Barron Toronto Canada 15 dollars and costs for speeding and Henry Willard Cleveland 25 dollars and costs for speeding. John Townley Hamilton 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Alson Thomas Hamilton 50 dollars and costs with a 90 day license suspension for driving while intoxicated.
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Thomas Linn
Monroe
Frank Ahrens
Sharonville
Ford Hensley
Hamilton
William Fraser
Lebanon
Arthur Barron
Toronto
Canada
Henry Willard
Cleveland
John Townley
Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Alson Thomas
Frank Wessel
Atomic Weapons Supply Is Low Sen. Price Warns
Washington Rep. Price says our supply of atomic weapons is dangerously inadequate in quantity and variety. A member of the Atomic Energy Committee, he urges careful study before private industry runs atomic facilities and stresses ensuring fullest use of atomic resources for military needs before civilian nuclear power development.
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Washington
Price
D-Ill
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
House
Congress
Levant Charges May Be Dropped After Petrillo Meeting
New York AFL CIO head James Petrillo will recommend dropping union charges against pianist Oscar Levant. Levant has been suspended since April 18 for allegedly breaking contractual engagements in several Canadian cities. A union spokesman said Levant cannot perform while suspended, but Petrillo reported Levant promised to fulfill all future engagements.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Oscar Levant
Petrillo
Levant
Thepokesman
Warning: Dont Try To Blast Out Stumps Of Trees
SAN PEDRO California Robert Shuman regreted his action after placing dynamite among a tree stump. He detonated it causing debris to fly and damage a TV aerial a roof hole and a parked car. Police asked the city attorney to file an illegal use of explosives complaint.
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San Pedro
Calif
Robert Shuman
Police Department Tour By Y Group
One hundred twenty four YMCA Boys Division Summer Fun Club members and YMCA Learn to Swim students toured the Police Department in the season’s first rubber-neck tour yesterday morning. Patrolman Murphy and Sgt. Poling led the visit, with YM leaders and staff coordinating under Harry ter Braak and Roger Craft.
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Ymca Boys
Ymca Journal
Police Department
Donald Murphy
Edward Poling
Harry Ter Braak
Roger Craft
Tom Roper
Richard Wendt
George Voegele
Fred Giltrow
Steelworkers and U S Steel Silence Amid Pay Talks
Negotiators from U S Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers kept silent as reports circulated they were close to a pay deal seeking an hourly rise of about eight to 12 cents. The USW executive board and wage policy committee may decide to ratify or reject the offer at their Friday meeting called by USW president David J McDonald. Talks resumed after a three day recess with no official comment.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
Union
Traffic Safety Meeting Called By Pythian Group
A public meeting on traffic safety will be held by the Knights of Pythias at 8:30 p.m. in the K of P hall. State Highway Patrolman John Booth will show a safety film titled A Closed Book. Middletown Safety Council director Paul Wilson will speak and commend the Knights for focusing a full meeting on this issue amid 26 traffic fatalities in the county this year.
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Knight of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
John Booth
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
Wilson
Knights of Pythias
Middletown
Eden to undergo gall operation in Boston today
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is to be operated on for a gall bladder ailment at New England Baptist Hospital Boston. The procedure will be performed by Dr Richard Cattell. Eden had earlier undergone two London operations in April and flown to Boston after examinations showed the bile duct had not healed.
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Boston
Anthony Eden
New England Baptist Hospital
Richard Cattell
Eden
London
Perle Mesta Plans Moscow Party Ambitions
Perle Mesta, former U S minister to Luxembourg and self-styled world tourist, left for Moscow and expressed doubt she could stage a big party in the Soviet capital. She spoke to reporters at London Airport saying she was rather doubtful about organizing such a gathering.
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London
Perle
Mesta
Moscow
U. S
Luxembourg
Senate panel trims foreign aid by 152 million dollars
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted net cuts of 152 million dollars in the 5.474 billion Foreign Aid Authorization Bill. The panel tentatively approved major items for military and economic aid but reduced 150 million from a special weapons program to help allies modernize their equipment.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Americans Koreans Arrested In Thefts In Pusan
In Pusan last month ten Americans and 786 Koreans were arrested by military police. About $200,000 worth of U S properties, mostly vehicles, were recovered. Army spokesman Lt Col Fred C Taylor said U S troops were implicated in thefts totaling about $25,000.
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Pusan
U. S
Fred C. Taylor
Cincinnati Tot Dies Under Wheels Of Truck
Cincinnati child Donald Lawrence Weeks aged 2 was killed when he was crushed beneath a dump truck in an accident today. The incident occurred in Cincinnati with authorities investigating the scene.
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CinciNnati
Donald Lawrence Weeks
Nominated As General For Maxwell Taylor Promotion
Washington nominated Lt Gen Maxwell D. Taylor who commands the Eighth Army in Korea for promotion to full general by President Eisenhower. The nomination marks a key elevation in the US military leadership amid ongoing Korean War operations.
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Washington
Maxwell F. Taylor
Eighth Army
Korea
Eisenhower
Senior Choir Sponsors Lawn Benefit Dinner
The Senior Choir of the pe Baptist Church hosts a lawn event on June 13 with a variety of food available. Proceeds support church programs and the community outreach efforts.
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Pe Baptist Church
Milk Prices Drop in Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia report says OPA surplus lowers retail milk by a penny per quart. Regular milk lists at 20 cents per quart and homogenized at 21 cents in Tuscarawas County today.
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Philadelphia
O.P
Tuscarawas County
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