Defends Papa Premier's Son Target Of Demonstration
In Oostende Belgium irate Catholics clashed with Frank Van Acker son of Socialist Premier Achille Van Acker outside a cafe after a demonstration against education policy. A window and glasses were broken before police intervened. One demonstrator died later of a heart attack. About 45 000 protesters took part marching against a bill cutting Catholic school subsidies.
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Oostende
Belgium
Achille van Acker
Frank van Acker
Tors
House of Representatives
Demonstrators Clash With Police Over Artillery Near Mt Fuji
Eighteen Japanese protesters and policemen were injured when a U.S. Army artillery range near sacred Mt Fuji prompted a forced removal. Demonstrators delayed firing by squatting in the impact area, while police evacuated the scene after a Marine truck carried away injured protesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
U.S
Scelba Cabinet Resigns In Italy
Rome Premier Mario Scelba announced the resignation of his cabinet to permit a government reshuffle. The 15 month old center bloc coalition faced internal criticism from Christian Democrats and extremes on both sides as reforms were debated ahead of a confidence vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Christian Democrat Party
Summer Upbeat In US Economies And Bankers Warn Of Higher Loans
Prosperity in late spring shows industrial output at a high, construction and electricity records near peaks, gasoline stocks fall while production rises. Meat, coffee, and wages rise. unemployment drops. Bankers warn loan demand will boost rates this summer as auto and home credit tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Edison Electric Institute
Ameri
Can Petroleum Institute
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
Lake Placid
N. Y
New York State Bankers Assn
Bottle, Gash Prove Fatal in Quincy Kitchen
Mrs Elea nor Sullivan aged 56 slipped on spilled liquid and fell onto a broken bottle, inflicting a nine inch fatal gash on her leg as revealed by autopsy authorities in Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Eleanor Sullivan
Rubber Workers and Company Avert Major Strike
About 14,500 production and maintenance workers at nine B. F. Goodrich plants reached a five year contract after two weeks of secret talks with CIO United Rubber Workers officials. Wages and working conditions were not disputed. Ratification by local unions and approval by the General Executive Board are needed. Plants in Akron and Marion Ohio Cadillac Michigan Clarksville Tennessee Los Angeles Miami Oklahoma Oaks Pennsylvania Riverside New Jersey and Tuscaloosa Alabama are covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagom
B. F. Goodrich Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
General Executive Board
Akron
Marion
Ohio
Cadillac
Mich
Clarksville
Washington Post Gifts Stock Bonus to 711 Employees
Mr and Mrs Eugene Meyer gave Washington Post Co stock valued near half a million dollars to 711 employees with five or more years of service. Meyer announced the gift on the anniversary of his purchase 22 years ago. From 4 to 20 shares will go to employees and circulation contractors of the Washington Post and Times Herald and to employees of the companys radio and television stations in Washington and Jacksonville Fla. The stock carries a book value of 60 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post Co
Meyer
Washington Post
Times Herald
Jacksonville
Fla
Mt Vernon TB Sanatorium Sold to Knox County
Mt. Vernon Ohio June 1 the Avalon Tuberculosis Sanatorium once run here for 23 years has been sold to Knox County to be used as a county home. It will cease private operations July 20 with 43 patients transferred to other tuberculosis hospitals before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Avalon
Knox County
Lyle B. Farris
Farris
Burns Prove Fatal in Defiance Woman’s Burns
Mrs William Relyea aged 33 died in Defiance City Hospital from burns suffered June 14 when a gas heater ignited fumes while she was painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ohio
William Relyea
Defiance City Hospital
Ohio University President Named U.N. Economic Council Representative
The White House announced that John C. Baker, president of Ohio University, will be the United States permanent representative on the United Nations Economic and Social Council. Baker, 59, will serve part time while remaining as Ohio University president. Senate confirmation pending. He succeeds Preston Hotchkiss, who resigned last week, and will serve as needed.
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Ashington
White House
Eisenhower
John C. Baker
Ohio University
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Baker
Senate
Preston Hotchkiss
Los Angeles
Everett
State Department
United Nations
Conant Vows U S Backing for Free Berlin
Ambassador James B. Conant told a Chicago audience that the United States will support Berlin against any Communist meddling and remain there until a united Germany enjoys peace and freedom. He warned Russia against actions that threaten the city’s lifeline and praised Adenauer’s resolve not to trade security for Kremlin assurances. He also viewed the upcoming summit as a chance to test Soviet flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James B. Conant
United States
Berlin
Germany
Union League Club
Conant
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
Adenauer
Mother Delivers Baby At Home In Charlotte
Mrs Frances Allman 35 delivered her own baby at home in Charlotte last night and held the infant for 15 minutes until ambulance attendants arrived. They severed the umbilical cord and transported mother and 8 pound 1 ounce daughter to a hospital. Both were reported doing fine.
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Charlotte
N.C
Frances Allman
Servicemen Promotions and Overseas Assignments
A.2C Eddie Nelson Waddell, son of Mr. and Mrs Walter D. Waddell, 3012 Omaha St., promoted to A-2c while attached to the 92nd Fighter-Bomber Squadron in London, England after overseas service begun November 1954. Pfc. Charles D. Schultz, 23, wife Jeanette at 1309 Penfield Ave., participated in spring training with the 750th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany, firing a new fire direction system. Edward M. Johnson, 22, wife Donna and parents in Gratis, plays baseball in Japan with Misawa Air Base team as radar operator with Battery A, 40th AAA Brigade, 507th Battalion. He entered the Army October 1953 after Cedarville College study and Armco Steel employment. stationed previously at Camp Rucker, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Nelson Waddell
Walter David Waddell
Omaha St
Waddell
92Nd
London
England
Charles D. Schultz
Jeanette
Penfield Ave
750Th Field Artillery
Germany
Schultz
Bernice Schultz
Meadow Ave
Jackson Plumbing Co
Army
Edward M. Johnson
Donna
Harold Johnson
Gratis
Japan
Misawa
Johnson
40Th
Camp Rucker
Ala
Cedarville College
Armco Steel Co
Woman Killed In Crash In Ohio Road Incident
Dayton report states Mildred Goodall aged 57 of New Carlisle died in a two car collision on Ohio 25 five miles north of Dayton early today. Wreck involved another vehicle and authorities investigated the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Mildred Goodall
New Carlisle
Here
New York Stocks and Commodities Report at 11:00 A.M.
Market updates show cattle, calves, steers, yearlings and cows trailing bids with mixed sales. High weight steers bring 23.00, 1000 lb loads 20.00-22.50, canners 10.25-12.00. sheep lambs steady to weak with top 21.00-23.00 and ewes 3.00-5.00. Cincinnati eggs and poultry prices listed with varied grades and blends. butter wholesale 63 cents. potatoes 2.50-6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
Greene Ladd on New York Stock Exchange
Greene Ladd reports from Manchester Hotel about New York Stock Exchange activity. Contact at phone 2-4571.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Cincinnati Livestock Hog Market Report
Salable hogs totaling about 3,000 were noted as moderately active in Cincinnati. Barrows and gilts moved unevenly with gains of 15 to 35 cents, four doubledecks shipped, with choicest weights listed at 22.65 to 22.85 for 180-220 lb, 22.30 to 22.50 for 220-235 lb, and 21.80 to 22.00 for 235-250 lb. Sows rose about 25 cents, mostly in the 16.50 to 18.00 range for 300-400 lb and 14.00 to 16.75 for 400-600 lb, while bears were little changed at 8.20 to 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
AF Switches From Khaki To Silver Tan
Washington reports the Air Force will adopt a silver-tan summer uniform replacing khaki worn since 1947. The full switch spans four years and starts with non-mandatory use from July 1, 1959. New items include short trousers, knee-length stockings, a short-sleeve shirt, and a bush jacket. Present summer wear remains usable until then. Air Force sales outlets in warm climates will stock the new gear starting next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Civil Rights Fight Pledged by Nine Democrats
Nine Democratic House members pledged to push civil rights legislation to write into law several election-time promises. They urge a ban on racial segregation on trains, equal employment rights, and other steps to be advanced in 44 pending bills as a Judiciary subcommittee plans hearings. Jehofa joins Powell, Davidson, Barrett, Chadoff, Diggs, Roosevelt, Barratt O'Hara, Rodino, and Reuss in the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judiciary
Powell and Davidson
Barrett
Chadoff
Diggs
Mich
Roosevelt
Calif
Barratt O'Hara
Rodino
Reuss
Wis
South Korean Air Force Receives First Sabre Jets
South Korea's air force received its first five Sabre jets from the United States. The five-year plan marks a major upgrade in South Korea's aerial capabilities as the U S delivers fighters to Suwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwon
Korea
Want Ads and Obituary Notices from Middletown Daily
Lost items include a chrome gray stroller taken from 2004 Wilbraham Road, a green yellow parakeet named Jo Jo, a red billfold, and a right handed ball glove with several rewards offered. Also listed are a walking hound near Gratis, monument offices near Armco Park, and multiple funeral notices from Jos R. Baker & Sons with names Armstrong Crow Donathon Powell Thinnes McCoy-Leffier and memorials to Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbraham Road
Sunset Pool
Thornhill Lane
Kensington
Gratis
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Papa
Italy
Business Mirror
Middletown Termite Control
G. P
Briar) Lewis, Mgr
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Dial
TS Linotype
Journal Want Ad Department
Mt. Vernon
TB Sanatorium
Dennis Skelton
Donald Skelton
Gary
Ind
Rocks
Porky
Chester White
Decatur
Ill
Greene & Ladd
Cincinnati Produce
Armco Steel
Bendix Aviation
Usueseeeunes
Sethiehem Steel
Peewee Steer
Can. Pacific A Mfg
Nessa
Chrysler
Columbia
Commonwealth
Ewes
Consol Ison
Container Corp
Continental Baking - Etree
Crane Co
Ae Eee
Crucible Steel
Curtis Weight
Deer '— Co
Douglas Air
Dow Chemical A“ Ee
DuPont Cor
Elec
Auto Te
Ween
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
Dynamics
Electric
Moters
Gienn L. Martin
Goodrich
Goodyear
Orthern
Ig Hound
Hilton Hotel
Eebeeneeen
Ekcanens Corp
Eee
Owen
Kroger Baking
Svedeee
Lockheed Aircraft
Marshall Field Revere
Mead Corp Fe
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Enport RR
Pacific RR
Pan American
Paramount
Penn
Phelps Dodge
Philco Radio
Phillips Petro
Proctor
Gamble
Ceesiseeess
Pullman Corp
Radio Corp
Republic Steel
Revere Copper
Schenley
Sinclair
South
Pacific
Oscars
Andard Neens
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oi Beweteeee Weenetteseuse
Texas
Cor
Tidewater Assn
Ss. Steel Seere
Westinghouse Ooo
White Motors Otte
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S
Zenith Veereenee
Robert Geir
Hennery
Tom
Fryers
Middletown Securities
Aeronca Mfg
Crystal Tissue Co
Etree Raymond Bacon
Sorg Paper Eee
Sorg Paner Co
Ptd
Senna Wrenn Paper Co
Sheen
Aeronca
Ladd
Dayton Livestock
Civil Rights Fight Pledged
Glendale
Milford RD
Evendale
Princeton
Augit
Crosley Division
AVC Oromurreruans Corporation
Cincinnati 13
Jefferson Lodge
Converse
Shubelvenene Rd
Armco Pk
Bial
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Armstrong
John H
Sheffield St
Jos
R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Rev
E. H. Hammon
Crow
Richard E
Middletown Hospital
Wilson Memorial Home
Russell W. Galloway
Woodside Cemeter
Cancer
Cs Middletown Hospital
Clifford Hutchinson
McCoy-Leffier
Mack. Callie
Baltimore St
Bailey Funeral Home
New Hope Baptist Church
Statham
Bailey
Powell
Mary
Curtis
Lafayette St
Jos. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Thinnes
Michael N. Thinnes
Middletown
Memory Lane
Stewart
Ira Robert Stewart
Sadie
Paulina
Liltie
Irene
Henrietta
Esther
R- Baker & Sons
Schramm Funeral Home
Ee Wilson Memorial Home
Riggs Funeral Home
Anglesby
Start Floral CO
St. Main
Schraffenbergers
H. T. Peck
Vacatio
Diver Coal & Feed
Greenridge Nursery
Sam Atchley
Bradford
Grand Ave
W Arthur Harp
Asa Lewis
Ensuel Beaty
O. L. Lansaw CO
Todhunter Rd
Ledg
Mide Dietown
Cochran Insurance Agency
Central Ave
Harford
Zelme Wynn
Alcoholics Anonymous
Txsle High School
Halsey
W. B. Robinson
Victor Long
Dick Akers
Trenton
Robert Bradfor
Elmer Miller
Peastrows Heights
Germantown
U Typewri Riter
Repa Consolidated
Willams
Franklin
Hamilton
Shelby
H. Martin
Miami Brick Construction
Bloccc
Riverside Concrete Rt
Peasttown Bridge
Dick Wynn
W. Y. Powers
L. L. Waddle
Tibbs Bros
L. E
Otis Johnson & Sons
Urbank
Auburn
Walter Earls
Se Smith
L. Dial
Wats
L. Horton
R. R. Stallsmith
Bill Star
Jack Stallsmith
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