Ernst Co Fire Ravages Eaton Facility With $100000 Loss
Fire gutted the Ernst Feed and Supply Co on East St Clair Street Eaton causing extensive damage. Firemen fought blazes after reports of propane gas exposure and explosions from Ohio Western Gas and Supply Co in the same block. The blaze began about nine o clock, with hay and bottled gas appliances destroyed. The building collapsed and smoldering debris remained for hours while a nearby railroad car was moved to prevent further danger. A southbound train was delayed due to the fire.
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EATON
Ernst Feed and Supply Co
Ohio Western Gas and Supply Co
Ernst Company
Nelson Johnson
Gas and Supply Company
Ernst Feed Firm
Ernest
E. St. Clair Street
Nation
Vine Streets
State Highway
Camden
West Alexandria
Gratis
Mary Martini
Israel St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Duval Ernst
Richmond
Cincinnati
Top Peron aide Borlenghi quits post amid revolt
Angel Gabriel Borlenghi, 49, interior minister and anti church campaign figure, reportedly retires to public life citing ill health and plans an overseas trip. Earlier, Eduardo Vuletich, labor union leader, was said to resign in favor of his assistant de Pietro as post revolts and censorship resume with no explanation.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Angel Gabriel Borlenghi
Borlenghi
Eduardo Vuletich
General Confederation of Labor
Hector Hugo de Pietro
Vuletich
House weighs curbs on Yugoslav aid amid foreign aid debate
House members consider two bills to cut Yugoslav aid as part of a broader plan for next year's foreign aid. Edna Kelly would end all aid to Marshal Tito's government while Fulton seeks to block latest jet planes until Allied air forces are fully equipped.
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Edna F. Kelly
R-Ny
Marshal Tito
Fulton
R-Pa
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Bonner
D-Nc
House Merchant Marine Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D-Sc
House
Gaza Peace Proposals Discussed In Second Meeting
In Gaza, Egyptian held talks with Israeli and Egyptian representatives convening a second session to ease Gaza tensions. A four hour first meeting chaired by Maj. Gen. E L M Burns yielded proposals from Burns and Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser including a 14 mile wide demilitarized zone along the boundary.
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Gaza
Palestine
Gaza Strip
E. L. M. Burns
U.N. Palestine
Burns
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Molotov Ends U S Visit After 13 Days in America
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov leaves the United States after a 13 day visit. He met with Bernard Baruch at Baruch's Long Island home and toured a museum during his stay in New York after attending the UN anniversary events in San Francisco.
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New York
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
United Nations
San Francisco
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Long Island
Molotov
Soviet Union
Draft Bills Extend Draft and Medical Draft Ready for Signature
Washington reports Congress completed action on the draft bill with a 388 to 5 House vote and a voice Senate approval. The measure extends the regular draft for 1842 year olds for four years and the medical draft for doctors and dentists under 46 for two more years. The bills go to the President for signature while the disputed reserve program awaits House action in a modified form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Crash Kills Passenger In Ohio collision
IRONTON Ohio a car truck crash yesterday killed Clyde Jordan 53 of Upper Tygart Ky a passenger in the automobile per police reports.
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Ironton
Ohio
Clyde Jordan
Upper Tygart
Full Scale Attack Target Mosquito Plague Hits Four Kentucky Counties
In Madisonville Kentucky public health officials and residents outlined a counterattack against a salt marsh mosquito that bites daylong. Spraying oiling ditching and draining will begin locally with surveys planned for Hopkins Webster Muhlenberg and Henderson counties where cattle milk and workers are affected and churches halted services.
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Madisonville
Hopkins
Webster
Muhlenbe
Henderson
Air Force touts B52 and missiles in semiannual report
The Defense Department outline portrays the Air Force as fielding the B52 bomber as the best in the world and notes progress toward continent wide missiles. Secretary Talbott says the 137 wing goal remains, F100 jets are fielded, and Atlas developments are under way amid Senate questions on Soviet capabilities.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Wilson
Harold Talbott
Talbott
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Russia
Pentagon
Jackson
Europe
Moscow
Consolidated-Vultee
Pressure on Peiping Urged to free U.S. airmen
Senator Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to press the Soviet Union at the July Big Four summit to influence Communist China to release American airmen held in Peiping jails. He said the United States should be ready for direct talks with Red China if needed.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
China
Peiping
United States
Red China
U.S
Dulles
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Knowland
R-Calif
Radio Man Admits Being Party Member
Washington Winston M Burdett CBS news correspondent testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that he joined the Communist Party in August 1937 while with the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and left in March 1942 He admitted espionage after going abroad in February 1940 and said he was contacted by the Communist underground while in Europe and later worked for CBS as a roving reporter paying his own expenses
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Washington
Winston M Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senate
Burdett
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Findland
Europe
Communist Underground
CBS
the Eagle
Buried Man Provokes Nighttime Protest in Charleston
Bill Tinsley, a 55 year old Charleston resident known as a repeater, was found buried beneath dirt by Elk River after being dug out by a bulldozer operator and patrolmen. He said he had been sleeping when discovered and was later arraigned on a drunkenness charge.
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Charleston
W.va
Bill Tinsley
Elk River
Tinsley
Accord Without Strike Forecast
Iron Age predicts a peaceful steel strike settlement by midnight tomorrow with a wage rise for workers about 13 to 15 cents per hour and wage differentials increased by 3.5 cents. Prices for steel may rise an average 4.50 per ton, with steel products up 4 to 6 per ton, as United States Steel Corp Jones & Laughlin and Inland Steel prepare plant shutdowns if no agreement is reached.
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New York
Iron Age
United States Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Inland Steel
Four Now Missing In Sea Search
A U S Navy Marine helicopter search for downed pilots continues in a 20 000 square mile area as two rafted men drift and radio contact remains faint. Three others from the crash are rescued and a missing crewman is not identified.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Alan M. McAneny
Yonkers
N.Y
Kyle Wayne Follett
Harrison A. Follett
Fairview
Utah
James W. Huskinson
Emor J. Huskinson
Osage
Wye
Air Force
Navy
U.S. Navy
David Winton Bell
Charles H. Bell
General Mills Corp
H. P. Montague Jr
Jackson
Miss
Bell
McAneny
Bradley C
Redlegs Acquire Veteran Joe Brovia From Oakland
Cincinnati general manager Gabe Paul announced the purchase of veteran minor leaguer Joe Brovia. Brovia, 33, had batted .336 with 15 homers for Oakland in the Pacific Coast League before the deal.
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Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Redlegs
Joe Brovia
Brovia
Oakland
The
Redlegs
Car Passenger Killed in Ohio Crash Near Zanesville
Alma Burt, 59, of Cumberland, was killed when the car he rode in overturned on Route 146 about 15 miles east of Zanesville, Ohio, yesterday. The driver and others were injured. Police investigated the crash and identified the vehicle’s occupants.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Alma Burt
Cumberland
Eisenhower defends planes incident and political agenda
President Eisenhower said the Soviet shootdown of a U S Navy plane was a local incident not policy and criticized Democrats for inaction on his proposals. He noted Soviet regret and offered partial payment for damages while rebuking investigations into confidential Dixon Yates papers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Dulles
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
New England
Dixon-Yates
Rowland Hughes
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Warm and wet spell teased with showers possible
The weatherman warns of scattered showers tonight and tomorrow after a warm day with highs near 90 and lows around 70. Yesterday’s high reached 3:30 pm and this morning’s low was 60 at 5 am.
Talks Aims Toward Showdown In Steel Strike Talks
Pittsburgh reports looming midnight strike as USW seeks higher wages. U S Steel holds to 10 cent raise while major producers plan shutdowns. Mediators in Washington monitor the talks as Inland Steel and others begin plant closings.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
USW
Wilberforce Case: Central State Teacher Questioned in Death
William F. Brazzier Jr., 29, a Central State College vocational agriculture teacher, was questioned and released in the death of Grace Byrd Peterson, 35, a divorced Springfield dentist. Peterson’s body was found in her room on a college farm. autopsy showed no natural death and organs were sent to the FBI lab.
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Xenia
Ohio
Central State College
Wilberforce
William F. Brazzier Jr
Grace Byrd Peterson
Green Memorial Hospital
Brazziel
New York City
Europe
Central State
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Gary Nolan
Kansas City
Grandview
Nolan
Grandview Air Force Base
Psalate
Aera
Peron
Dr. Crane
Deotriue ci Sciee
Civisneness
Oneee
Russell Brines
By Elton C. Fay
Radio Man
Bulletin
Ike
Inland Steel Corp
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Big Steel
Inland
Reepublic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Clifford Hood
David J. McDonald
Buffalo Courier-Express
Joseph P. Molony
Upstate New York
Molony
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hood
McDonald
UAW
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Ford
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