Florida Blast Near Pulp Plant Kills Two Missing Man
An explosion at International Paper's Southern Kraft Division in Panama City Florida caused about 1 million dollars in damages. Two men died and another is missing. The blast wrecked the Arizona Chemical plant on the same grounds and damaged nearby facilities. Windows shattered two miles away and rails ripped up. Fire was controlled by noon Friday. Dallas William Galloway and William Perry Pollock were identified as the two dead. Roland Emanuel is missing.
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Panama City
Fla
Southern Kraft
International Paper Company
Arizona Chemical
Associated Press
Middletown
International
New York
Ternational
The
Chemical Company
Dallas William Galloway
William Perry Pollock
Roland Emanuel
Lausche accused of politics in Wilberforce veto
Wilberforce University dispute heats as Gov Frank Lausche vetoes Senate Bill No 58 to rename the state College of Education and Industrial Arts at Wilberforce and remove church trustees. The College of Education council charges the veto shows indifference while noting the two Wilberforce schools have run separately since 1947.
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Lausche
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Frank J. Lausche
College of Education and Industrial Arts
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Central State College
Church School
Church Board
State of
Ohio
Marines train at Little Creek amid amphibious program
Marine Pfc. Lawrence A Morrison, son of Reese Morrison of 209 Burton Rd, attends a two week advanced amphibious techniques course at Little Creek Norfolk VA with the Second Marine Division. He will participate in two large scale practice landings and trained in boat drills naval customs and allied subjects. Pfc Morrison previously trained at Parris Island and Middletown High School. Also noted, Pfc. Robert Lawson, 24, son of Chester and Mrs Lawson of Middletown Route 3, reports for duty with Camp Lejeune Fleet Marine Force troops. Lawson, who spent a year with Army Engineers in Japan 1946-47 earning the Japanese Occupation ribbon and WWII Victory Medal, enlisted January 30 1951 after Germantown schooling and Gates Rubber Co employment.
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Lawrence A. Morrison
Reese Morrison
Burton Rd
Little Creek
Norfolk
Orrison
Second Marine Division
Pfc
Morrison
Parris Island
S.C
Middletown High School
Robert Lawson
Chester Lawson
Seneca St
Middletown
Fleet Marine Force
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Lawson
Army Engineers
Japan
Marine Corps
Germantown
Gates Rubber Company
Colorado
Move Started To Clean Up Haig Crick
Kalida residents vow action as the Ottawa River known as Haig Crick emits a sickening odor from hundreds of dead fish and pollution. Rep. Harry Corkwell arranged water sampling for health department analysis and residents circulated petitions seeking Gov. Lausche’s help with cleanup while hiring an attorney.
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LIMA
Frank J. Lausche
Ford Foundation Grants $300,000 For Broadcasting
The Ford Foundation awarded $300,000 to the National Association of Educational Broadcasters for five radio program series. NAEB president Seymour N. Siegel announced the gift at the 21st Institute for Education by Radio Television. Funds come from the Fund for Adult Education, part of a $3 million interim Ford budget, to support educational radio nationwide.
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Columbus
Ford Foundation
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Seymour N. Siegel
NAEB
21St Institute For Education
Radio- Television
Fund For
United States
Frain Amputates Leg On Freight Yard Injury
Eleven year old James Jardine, son of Mr and Mrs John Jardine, was injured while playing on a slow moving freight train in Pennsylvania Railroad yards at Zanesville. His right foot was severed by the wheels after he fell between boxcars. In other news a legal notice in Butler County Ohio concerns Elmer Childers petitioning to quiet title to Lot Four in Jacksonburg with a June 23 deadline for defendants to answer.
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Zanesville
Pennsylvania Rairoad
James Jardine
John Jardine
Daniel Martin
John C. Thomas
Joan H. Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
William B .Thomas
Samuel Withrow
William Miller
Caleb Conarroe
John F. Flowers
Joan Weaver
Edward Rockhill
Elmer Childers
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Richard J. Leyton
Walter R. Bender
Plaintiff
Old McGinley and the bifocals tale of aging sight
Gorda Martin's RHYMETIME narrates Old McGinley who boasted keen vision but grows nearsighted. He reads signs poorly, finds his newspaper blurry, and learns he must wear glasses. The doctor warns he is simply getting old and will need bifocals soon.
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McGinley
Washington
Bearish Shiver Signals Recession Risk Amid Market Upswing
The article notes conflicting trends: stock markets hit a 20 year high while inflation fears loom. It cites overstocked inventories, falling wholesale prices, and layoffs as signs of a slowing economy, with cautious government tightening and a mixed industrial outlook for the rest of the year.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
Washington
National City Bank of New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Do Unto Others Has New Meaning For Toledo Youth
In Toledo AP report Robert Rosenbrook 19 appears in municipal court as defendant in a hit and run that injured 16 year old Mary Stoepler. She remains in a coma with epilepsy expected for life. hospital bills total about 3000. Judge J Parker Edwards imposes 25 dollar fine and suspended 60 day workhouse sentence.
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Toledo
Robert Rosenbrook
Rosenbrook
Mary Stoepler
the Stoepler
J. Parker Edwards
Mary
Robert Stoepler
Slaying Still Mystery in 10 Day Old Case at Columbus
Sheriff Ralph J. Paul pursued tangible clues in the 10 day old slaying of Ruth K. Alter, 32, at her Columbus home. Lie detector tests of several acquaintances with her husband Russel yielded no new leads as the infant slept unharmed in a crib. Goat's milk noted for higher fat content and less water than cow's milk.
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Columbus
Ralph J. Paul
Ruth K. Alter
Paul
Stagehands Sought For Pageant Scenes
Director Donald F. Perry calls for many volunteer stagehands to manage backdrops and lighting for "Our American Heritage" with high school boys or men asked to call Perry at 25424.
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Donald F. Perry
Perry
Mine Tragedy Near Crooksville Claims Two Workers
In Crooksville area, Dale Aldredge 35 of Denvertown died in a state fall at the Misco coal mine. Clem Wade 36 of Zanesville suffered a broken pelvis and back injuries. rescuers freed both after about an hour. Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal lenses in 1784.
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Crooksville
Dale Aldredge
Denvertown
Clem Wade
Zanesville
Benjamin Franklin
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David Beachler
Milamisburg
Haig Crick
Frain
Gorda Martin
John P Slattery
Elsinore
Calif
Opilaars
Allahabad
India
Vishnu
Brokers Tip
Mm Jidd
Business Mirror
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
the Terminal Chef, Inc
Clinton
Central
Sunglasses
French Bauer
Klamo
Broad ST
First Ave
Crystal Restaurant
Central Ave
Wallace’s Grocery
Aden
COR. Jacoby & Baltimore
Lou’s “New” Cafe
Gibby’s
Louis Paese
Elite
Charles ST
Shane
Eighth
Yankee
DIAL
Moore St
Wayne’s Pony
Crawford
Wayne
Gem City
Crea
Kearney
Broadway Market
N. Broad Street
Clayton’s Grill
Shuffle Board
Baltimore ST
Bud’s Market
Baltimore Street
Ohio Grocery
Clark ST
Son’s Grills
North Broad St
East Central
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