Dulles Rides Outside Hospital and Talks Berlin
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles spent a pleasant weekend outside Walter Reed Hospital riding through Rock Creek Park with Mrs. Dulles and visiting home. He seemed thinner but told reporters he felt pretty good after resuming X-ray cancer treatments and a hernia operation earlier in February. He also had a 45 minute Berlin discussion with Acting Secretary Christian Herter and European affairs assistant Livingston Merchant.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Rock Creek Park
Dulles
Peps
Christian A. Herter
Livingston Merchant
Columbus strike drags on as Daily News debuts
In Columbus, negotiations resume in a labor dispute involving 79 members of Local 15 of the Columbus Web Pressmen's Union seeking a new contract as three daily papers the Dispatch Citizen and Ohio State Journal remain on strike. A new newspaper the Columbus Daily News emerges, selling for 10 cents, with plans to halt publication if the strike ends.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Daily
Columbus Web Pressmen’s Union
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Citizen
Ohio State Journal
Columbus Daily News
Local 13
American Newspaper Guild
News
PAS TEETH powder for dentures advertised as cleansing and palatable
An advertisement claims PAS TEETH powder keeps dentures clean and odor free, allowing easier eating and talking with no pasty taste. It advises sprinkling a little on plates and claims a pleasant alkaline formula available at drug counters.
Ironton operators strike ends as union protests new pact
About 109 Ohio Bell operators at Ironton walked out for the 6 am shift in protest of a 15 month contract. CW A officials in Cleveland ordered them back. The deal includes wage raises averaging 74.5 cents per hour boosting weekly pay to about 78 dollars, with top weekly now 63 to 73.50. The contract retroactive to March 1, adds four weeks vacation after 30 years.
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Tronton
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ironton Exchange
Communcations Workers of America
Carol Dalton
Ironton
CWA
Cleveland
Bell
Martin J. Hughes
Cwas
Mississippi Governor Says He Will Stay Democratic
Governor J P Coleman of Mississippi told a youth panel on a Memphis TV show he would not join a third party over racial issues. He opposed third parties, saying they cannot win or accomplish much but acknowledged their possible existence. He noted some Northern agitators in the Democratic party seek to make one issue determine all questions and affirmed he would stay in the party.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
South
Democratic Party
Going Bald Blame Hairdo Says Hair Style Hurts
Pocatello Idaho beauty expert Iris Eales a cosmetology instructor at Idaho State College says the pony tail style and similar close to the head hairstyles place tension on hair follicles risking traction alopecia a condition that causes hair loss She notes prompt treatment by a beautician can prevent trouble and offers hope.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Iris Eales
Idaho State College
French Plan To Test Bomb In Algerian Desert
Paris AP reports about 2 50 workers preparing a site in the Algerian desert for a French atomic bomb test. President de Gaulle says France intends to build and test an atomic bomb, but no test date has been set.
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Paris
Journal de Dimanche
Charles de Gaulle
France
De Valera Seen As Easy Winner In Irish Election
Dublin AP reports that Eamon de Valera appears poised for an easy victory in the upcoming Irish Republic presidential election. A British protest over De Valera’s order to release 21 IRA detainees from Curragh camp is seen as clinching momentum for his June bid.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Curragh
Boy Dies in Accidental Hanging As Ohio Weekend Fatalities Rise
An Ohio boy dies from a makeshift hanging after a game suggestion in his basement. By Sunday midnight the AP counts eight weekend deaths across traffic accidents, a shooting, and other accidental causes, naming victims in Copley Two, Cincinnati, Toledo, Medina, Jefferson, Cincinnati, and nearby areas.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Got Tired of Waiting
In Salt Lake City a Union Pacific freight train paused at a crossing as cars lined up Sunday. The train cleared the crossing but the line remained stalled. Yardmaster Waldo Snyder investigated and found the driver of the lead car asleep.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Waldo Snyder
Shooting Spree Ends Party with Two Dead and One Hurt
In Columbus, an all night party ended in a shooting spree. Louise Saddler, 23, was killed by her boyfriend Bernard Jackson, 31, who then killed himself. Earl Clark, 39, was critically wounded and taken to Grant Hospital. Annabelle White, 31, and Jane Minns, 43, reported Jackson shot Saddler twice after being asked to leave, then shot Clark and killed himself.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carl E. Tetrick
Louise Saddler
Bernard Jackson
Jackson
Earl Clark
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Annabelle White
Jane Minn
Westerville
Saddler
Clark
Six Inmates To Face Charges In Walpole Hostage Rescue
In Walpole Massachusetts authorities prepared criminal actions against six state prison inmates who seized six hostages in a two hour break and threatened to kill. Steel helmets guards etc. Warden John Gavin and Catholic chaplain Edward Hartigan among hostages. Major O Leary ordered a breach with machine guns riot guns rifles revolvers and tear gas bombs. The leader identified as Martin Feeney with five accomplices also facing charges.
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Walpole
Mass
John A. Gavin
Edward F. Hartigan
Arthur J. O'Leary
Martin F. Feeney
Boston
Robert J. Savage
Brookline
Kenneth E. Abrahamson
Russell T Halladay
George T. Harrison
Robert Howard
Gavin
Father Hartigan
Reds Win Back Votes In France Municipal Elections
Communist followers in Paris and across France regained ground in municipal elections held Sunday, with about 38 000 communities voting to elect nearly 500 000 councilors from over a million candidates. Returns from major cities and towns show Reds back to roughly one in four votes, reversing last fall’s setback.
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France
National Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold visits Laos during Southeast Asia tour
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Vientiane from Bangkok for a ten day visit to Laos before he proceeds to the Soviet Union. The trip highlights UN engagement with member nations in Southeast Asia. Also note of estate case No 12039 for Irma V. Daughetee with Charles J. Daughetee appointed administrator in Butler County Ohio.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Bangkok
Hammarskjold
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Irma
Daughetee
Charles J. Daughetee
Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Township
Butler County
Court sale notice for Butler County real estate auction
Case No T7180 Libers Savings and Leas Co. Lester Vale Domer and others. By order of sale the Court of Common Pleas of Butler County directs sale at the courthouse door in Hamilton Ohio on Tuesday March 24 1999 between 10 and 11 AM. Property located in Middletown Ohio Lots 11644 11645 Graham Subdivision also known as 3831 Illinois Ave. Terms by attorney Robert F Alstfeider. Feb 16 35 Mar 16
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Lester Vale Domer
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Graham
Fiat
Saint
Ilinois Ave
Mid- Motown
Robert F Alstfeider
Eisenhower Berlin assurance spurs Democratic calls for more defense
Democratic leaders press for greater military strength despite Eisenhower’s pledge no new action needed. Plan discussed up to 750 million dollars for intercontinental missiles as Johnson’s subcommittee reviews defense posture. Republicans defend current forces while urging confidence in the president’s plan.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Berlin
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House
Congress
Hous
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Army
Marine Corps
Manhunt Ends In Slavine
In a dramatic conclusion to a tri state manhunt, Alabama convict William Smothers, 38, died after a gunfight with peace officers at Ft. Oglethorpe Hospital following a chase from Kilby Prison. Sheriff Allison Bievens and Chief H. H. Hutchings pursued Smothers from the Wildwood area toward U.S. 11, where he drew a pistol. Hutchings fired and Smothers died in surgery later that night. Smothers kidnapped hostages during the escape from Kilby, forcing the transfer of prisoners and taking four people to a temporary hideout before releasing them unharmed on Sang Mountain.
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Trenton
Alabama
Tri-State
Georgia
Tennessee
William Smothers
Ft. Oglethorpe Hospital
H. H. Hutchings
Allison Bievens
U.S. 11
Wildwood
Tennessee Line
Chattanooga
Smothers
Hutchings
Birmingham
Otto Dees
Kilby
Montgomery
Dees
Public notice of Middletown Ohio cash register sale
Legal notice announces bids to purchase from the City of Middletown a National Cash Register 15 total register serial 3652897. Bids due March 24 1839 at noon in Room 292 City Building. Cash on delivery or a 10 percent certified check required with bid. Viewing hours 6:36 to 6:430 PM Monday through Friday. Purchasing Agent Kenneth Jeffries. Mar 9 18.
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Ietown
Opto
Middletown
Ollowing
National Cash Register
Silowas
Kenneth Jeffries
Ohio
Appointment of Administrator for Grace Ellis Estate
Notice records Glenn C. Ellis of Middletown Ohio as appointed administrator of the Grace Ellis estate, deceased, with fiduciary duty to file within four months. Probate judge Harry F Walsh presiding. attorney Walter R. Bender of Middletown listed.
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Vase No. Saas
Grace File
Glenn C. Ellis
Middletown
Ohjo
Grace Ellis
Butler County
Ohio
Harry F Walsh
Said County
Walter R. Bender
Executor Named for Estate of Anna Louise Larew
Case No 31998 Estate of Anna Louise Larew Albert M Larew Jr of Middletown Ohio named executor of the deceased and dated February 17 filing notice appears in court Middletown Ohio attorney Timon A Ellison listed with dates February 23 and March 29
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Anna Louise Larew
Albert M. Larew, Jr
Middletown
Ohio
Buteler County
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