Nixon Calls For Less Sniping In Big Four Conference
Vice President Nixon urged Americans to back President Eisenhower and his aides in the upcoming Big Four talks with Britain Russia and France. He warned against appeasement and said concessions feed further conflict, praising Eisenhower and Dulles as trustworthy leaders resisting dishonor.
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Rochester
N. Y
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Russia
France
U.S
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Len McCarthy
Dulles
Girl Scout Troops 67 and 49 Cook Out at Mrs Warrell Home
Franklin Girl Scout Troops 67 and 49 held a cook out at the country home of Mrs H W Warrell. Tom Easton attended to teach the girls knot-tying. Leaders are Mrs Verrall and Mrs Jack Lindsay.
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H. W. Warrell
Tom Easton
Verrall
Jack Lindsay
Outstanding students named at Gratis High School
Principal Joe Brubaker announced the annual spring selection of top pupils at Gratis High. Winners include Larry Wright 10th Ray Cottingem 7th Bill McClain 12th Janet Moyer 11th Linda Leeds 8th and Cecil Phelps 9th with senior citizen winner Iain receiving a $25 award plus a certificate and medal. others receive medals and certificates.
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Gratis High School
Joe Brubaker
Larry Wright
Ray Cottingem
Bill McClain
Janet Moyer
Linda Leeds
Local Family Visits and Outings Across Counties
Red Lion Michael Saunders visited his grandmother Mrs. Stella Rhoads on Pekin Road. Gerald Boyce and son Donnie enjoyed a Sunday at Cowan Lake. Mrs. Gus Boxmeyer and Gerald Boyce’s family spent a day in Newport Kentucky. Charles Hoyle and sons of Battle Creek Michigan visited Bernice Leight. Jimmie and Linda of Blue Ball stayed with their grandmother Bernice Leight Tuesday and Wednesday. Carl Ivins of Sharonville hosted Bernice Leight as guests.
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Red Lion
Michael Saunders
Lebanon
Stella Rhoads
Pekin Road
Gerald Boyce
Donnie
Cowan Lake
Gus Boxmeyer
Newport
Charles Hoyle
Battlecreek
Mich
Bernice Leight
Jimmie
Linda
Blue Ball
Carl Ivins
Sharonville
Brick Use per Ton Sets Steel Production Cost
Steel production requires about 1.5 dollars worth of bricks per ton of steel, reflecting material costs in the manufacturing process.
Phil Drake Wins 176th Epsom Derby In Stunning Rush
Phil Drake from France surged in the stretch to win the 176th Epsom Derby in England. Panaslipper of Ireland finished second, Acropolis owned by Alice Lady Derby placed third in a field of 23. Solarium and Bryn, both American, finished out of the money. Purse totals: Drake received $52,645.60 with second place earning $6,193.60 and third $3,095.80. Results affect the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes.
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Epsom
England
Phil Drake
France
Panaslipper
Ireland
Acropolis
Alice
Lady Derby
Pawaslipper
Solarium
Bryn
Joseph McGrath
Seven Of Nine Court Cases Involve Drink
Nine cases, seven involving intoxication charges, were disposed of by Judge J. T. Lamb in Municipal Court. James H. Jackson, 41, was fined $25 and costs for intoxication and $50 and costs for disorderly conduct. Donald Sexton, 18, fined $25 and costs for no operator license with $15 suspended on condition of no further court appearances and four traffic school sessions. Ashby Thomas Jr., 43, hearings continued to June 15 on driving while intoxicated and fleeing an accident. William A. Rutledge, 55, heard on driving while intoxicated, continued this afternoon.
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J. T. Lamb
James H. Jackson
S. Broad St
Donald Sexton
West Middletown Rt. 1
Ashby Thomas Jr
Moore St
William A. Rutledge
Norwood
Ex Ohio convict given life term in La Grange case
Herman C. Howard, a former Ohio convict, was sentenced to life in prison after admitting guilt to killing W. D. Porter, a La Grange police officer. He had robbed a Louisville supermarket and fled, leading to a pursuit where Porter, in a police cruiser, was shot as the cruiser overtook Howard. The jury could have imposed the electric chair.
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LA Grange
Herman C. Howard
Oldham
Howard
Ohio
W. D. Porter
Louisville
Porter
Local Notices and Family Visits
Mrs. Sam Mardis returns home from Nicholsville Kentucky after a visit with her parents. Fred Sipp remains in Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Earl Gingerich called on Mrs. W. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. George Haas of Cincinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Housefield and daughter on Sunday.
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Sam Mardis
Nicholsville
Fred Sipp
Mercy Hospital
Earl Gingerich
W. Cook
George Haas
Cincinnati
E. Housefield
Reds Making Progress U.S. Said To Hold Plane Edge
Washington reports top Pentagon officials insist U S air superiority remains over the Soviet Union while Sen. Jackson warns of alarming Soviet progress. Secretary of Defense Wilson and Air Force leaders claim qualitative and quantitative U S edge with flexible programs to boost production if needed.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Russia
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Defense Wilson
Air Force
Roger Lewis
Lewis
Jackson
Soviet Union
Wilson
U.s.-U.s.s.r
Waitress Given Fine After Fire Prank
A San Francisco waitress Elvina De Groupet, 38, was fined 100 dollars and given 90 days to pay after she tried to smoke out her estranged husband with burning newspapers. Judge Clayton W. Horn spoke from experience, showing bandaged hands from a barbecue mishap.
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San
Elvina de Groupet
Clayton W. Horn
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Harold Talbott
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