Thousands battle Police In London Guy Fawkes Night
Thousands of students and youths clashed with police in London on Guy Fawkes Night, with more than 120 charged after a seven hour melee in the West End. A march of about 10,000 toward the Houses of Parliament culminated in vandalism around Piccadilly Circus, including attempts to scale the Eros statue and attacks on officers. A girl was burned. police denied permit denial as the cause, citing only a law restricting processions near Parliament during session.
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London
Guy Fawkes
West End
Piccadilly Circus
Heart of
GOP Must Close Ranks Says Knowland in Cincinnati
Senator Knowland urged Republicans to close ranks to gain control of both houses. At a Taft memorial dinner, he warned complacency after Tuesday's results and blamed the administration for long running problems. He criticized appeasement of the Kremlin as Munich-like surrender.
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Cincinnati
Sen
Knowland
Calif
House
Senate of
Congress
GOP
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
Far East
Europe
Kremlin
Munich
Eisenhower reshapes federal secrecy rules in order
The plan shifts classifying power from 28 agencies to heads of 17 agencies and creates a system to receive complaints from nongovernmental sources. It establishes who may classify, clarifies how information is transmitted stored and destroyed, and aims to balance national security with public knowledge.
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American Battle Monuments Commission
Veterans Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tennessee Valley Authority
Defense Department
White House
United States
Eisenhower
Brownell
James C. Hagerty
Bernard M. Shanley
National Security Council
Defense
State Departments
Cafe Manager Stabbed 30 Times in Cleveland Restaurant
Andrew Klobusnik, 46, manager at Stone's Grill, 1821 East 9th Street, was found with more than 30 knife wounds in the kitchen. Louis Pryda reported missing about $650 in receipts.
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Cleveland
Andrew Klobusnik
Stone's Grill
E. 9Th St
Louis Pryda
Boy Killed Riding His New Bic
Cleveland reported a 13 year old boy, Michael Streid Jr., died after riding a bicycle bought for his 12th birthday. He was returning from St Ignatius Catholic School when the bike struck buckled pavement, causing a head injury. He died at St Alexis Hospital after two brain surgeries.
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Cleveland
Michael Streid Jr
St. Ignatius ‘Catholic School
St. Alexis Hospital
Speed Cases Flood Franklin Municipal Court
Speeding dominated 51 traffic cases before Judge Alton H. Combs with fines from five to fifteen dollars plus costs. Franklin Mayor James Rossman paid ten dollars and costs. Various defendants received suspensions, driving restrictions, or fines, many tied to radar speeding detections.
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Alton H. Combs
Franklin
James Rossman
Miami Ave
Jack D. Baird
Yankee Rd
Alger Martin
Omaha St
David Woodward
Columbia Ave
Louis Sherer
Grand Ave
Dayton
Hamilton Passes Box Law Exempts Safe Fridges
Middletown worker Jearl Spivey urged Hamilton to amend an abandoned refrigerator ordinance to allow safetylatch doors on future units. The measure, which carries up to a $200 fine and 60 days in jail for missing doors, now exempts devices with an inside‑opening safety latch.
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Middletown
Jearl Spivey
Dayton St
Hamilton
Sorg Paper Co
Spivey
Council
Charles F. Schwalm
Convict To Get New Fair Trial
Clarence Beard leaves Ohio Penitentiary after 19 years to be retried on murder charges. Common Pleas Judge Dana F Reynolds ordered Beard taken to Cleveland for retrial because he was not properly represented by counsel and thus denied a fair trial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence Beard
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Beard
Cleveland
Rhodeback Given Life Jail Term for Rolling Pin Murder
Elizabeth Rhodeback, 27, was sentenced by Judge Harry Kilburger to life in the Marysville Women’s Reformatory after a six man six woman jury convicted her of second degree murder in the Aug. 7 death of her 5 year old son Bryon.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Elizabeth Rhodeback
Marysville
Harry Kilburger
Bryon
Ex-President Whose Name Surfaces In Spy Allegations
Brownell recounts that ex Treasury official Harry Dexter White, once praised as a top U S government figure, was a Russian spy. He allegedly smuggled documents to Moscow and was known as a Communist by colleagues who helped advance him. FBI notes of espionage were reportedly delivered to the White House in 1945 and 1946. The note adds that the Suez Canal widened from 72 to 200 feet.
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White
Brownell
United States
Tariff Commission
Treasury Department
Export-Import Bank
Treasury
England
Morgenthau
Italy
North Africa
Germany
Harry Dexter White
Moscow
FBI
White House
Truman
Bris
Harry H. Vaughan
International Monetary Fund
Vaughan
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Longview hospital patients honored at ward party
Five hundred seventy patients at Longview Hospital were served at a ward party hosted by the Longview Social Service League. Apples came from Matson Fruit Farm Monroe and cookies from Today's Women Club Mother Study League and the Senior Philathea Class First Methodist Church. Attending were nine board members and guests, with the next league meeting set for November 30 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs William Arkill’s home 514 Orchard Street.
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Longview Hospital
Longview Social Service League Board
Matson Fruit Farm
Monroe
Women Club
Mother Study League
Philathea
First Methodist Church
Richard Webster
Study League
Dale Lacy
Hamilton
Norman Trisler
Nora Wray
Ronald Gill
Fred Garver
Robert Melampy
John Pendleton
L. D. Wilmore
Harry Montgomery
William Call
Longview League
William Arkill
Orchard St
Urban rural battle looms over Ohio highway plan
Ohio faces a showdown between urban and rural lawmakers as voters approve a 500 million dollar arterial road bond. The measure links highway sales and tax revenues to fund major state routes, with friction over location and constitutional oversight likely to extend an extraordinary session. The governor reshapes the Highway Construction Council while Senate control and appointee fights color the political scene.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Department
Senate
House
100Th General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
New Highway Construction Council
Lausche
Constuution
Franklin County
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Wilbur M. Cotton
Dayton
Jessie E. VanFossen
Croton
Licking County
Dayton Man Accused of Contempt in Ohio Probe
Dayton resident Harry McGill and Columbus locals Vasel Thames Mrs George D Pappas Mrs Melvin Hupman and Marston Hamlin deny contempt charges before the Ohio Un American Activities Commission. Trial set for November 16 in Columbus with Hupman also facing January 5 in Cincinnati for alleged perjured affidavit as a union official.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry McGill
Dayton
Melvin Hupman
Clarksville
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Vasel Thames
George D. Pappas
Marston A. Hamlin
Ohio State University
Hupman
Cincinnati
Dayton Frigidaire Corp
Eight Miners Die In Blast At Bonaza Utah Mine
Rescue teams lowered into the smoke filled mine but found no trace of eight missing miners trapped 500 feet below the surface by yesterday s explosion and fire. Fellow miners heard faint cries last night but the day shift boss and a miner reported only falling rocks and sagging timbers after a 300 foot level descent.
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Bonaza
Utah
George Collins
Joe Postma
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Sports Casting
Warren Johnson WPFB sports announcer spoke on radio sports coverage and demonstrated broadcasting at the Manchester Hotel Kiwanians meeting. Harold Young served as program chairman. Next week Glenn Ellison MHS football coach will show Middle football films. Ladies night planned for November 19 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Warren Johnson
WPFB
Kiwanians
Manchester
Harold Young
Kiwanis
Glenn Ellison
MHS
First Presbyterian Church
Ballots Recounted in Newark Ohio Tight Mayor Race
In Newark Ohio a recount of Tuesday's municipal election shows Kenneth Jones, a Democratic challenger, with 4 401 votes to incumbent Republican John W Swank's 4 400. Swank contemplates party talks but does not concede. The initial unofficial tally was 4 398 for each candidate.
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Newark
Ohio
Kenneth Jones
John W
Pop
Religious guest speakers announced at local churches
The Rev. Willie Bankston of Friendship Baptist Church will speak at Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe at 7 30 tonight with Mrs Callie Smith in charge. The Rev Harley will speak at Church of God on Lincoln Street at 7 30 tonight led by Elder William Reynolds. The Rev Milton Smith of Dayton will speak at 1 am Sunday worship at Church of God. At 3 30 pm the Rev M R Reed of Phillips Chapel CME Church will lead a building fund program with the Ever Ready Gospel Singers of Cincinnati also taking part.
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Willie Bankston
Friendship Baptist Church
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
Callie Smith
Harley
Church of God
Lincoln Street
William Reynolds
Milton Smith
Dayton
M. R. Reed
Phillips Chapel Cme Church
Gospel Singers of
Cincinnati
OU Building Again
Athens Ohio Ohio University plans a new College of Commerce building costing 864000 dollars. Construction will begin next summer, announced President John C Baker.
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Athens
Ohio
College of Commerce
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Furnace Fault Sparks $1,950 Fire At Legion Post
An overheated coal furnace ignited the Blythe-Williams Post 231 American Legion HQ at 836 8th Ave, causing about 1,800 in wall and floor damage and 150 in smoke damage. Commander Selma McKeller found flames in the basement. firemen extinguished the blaze in just over an hour, with the furnace blamed and prior fires at the same site noted.
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Blythe-Williams
American Legion
8Th Ave
Selma McKeller
Der
Charles Hansen
Motorist Fined for Disorderly Conduct Over Parking Ticket
Hamilton man Truman Hammer 35 was fined 10 dollars and costs in Municipal Court after an altercation with a patrolman over a parking meter ticket. Judge Combs noted many people angered by small fines and urged fair enforcement without favoritism.
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Alton H. Combs
Hamilton
Truman Hammer
Red Bud Lane
Leonard McFeeters
Hammer
Harry Richardson
MecFeeters
61 Youngsters Awarded In YMCA Swim Ceremony
Sixty one youngsters received progressive swimming awards at a YMCA Physical Department recognition last night for September and October. Minnow awards went to Lois Hafer Penny Ward Pam Ward Mildred Ward Barbara Costello Helen Jenkins Connie Schneider Clara Ireton Marcia Lowe Linda Egerston Sarah McElfresh Judy Miller Sherron Jones Mary Hayes Mollie Evans Sharon Cowgill Ken Weidner Jim Merz Paul Brandenburg Steve Christy Bruce Cunningham Jim Hartman Mark Lamphier Dennis Slade Kelly Christy Tom Knorr Bob Knorr Jim Nein Tom Meadows Wayne Meadows Bobby Duff Tim Yoder George Doyle Paul Turner Tommy Rayburn Dennis Wolfer Billy Geisler Steven Rupp Jack Koeppel Jim Montgomery Charles Montgomery Forrest Hopple Jerry Campbell Charles Hale Ray Bendure Gerald May. Winners of fish awards were Donna Streifthau Linda Kontner Mary Hayes Bill Mason Jerry
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YMCA
Lois Hafer
Penny Ward
Pam Ward
Mildred Ward
Barbara Costello
Helen Jenkins
Connie Schneider
Clara Ireton
Marcia Lowe
Linda Egerston
Sarah McElfresh
Judy Miller
Sherron Jones
Mary Hayes
Mollie Evans
Sharon Cowgill
Ken Weidner
Jim Merz
Paul Brandenburg
Steve Christy
Bruce Cunningham
Jim Hartman
Mark Lamphier
Dennis Slade
Kelly Christy
Tom Knorr
Bob Knorr
Jim Nein
Tom Meadows
Wayne Meadows
Bobby Duff
Tim Yoder
George Doyle
Paul Turner
Tommy Rayburn
Dennis Wolfer
Billy Geisler
Steven Rupp
Jack Koeppel
Jim Montgomery
Charles Montgomery
Forrest Hopple
Jerry Campbell
Charles Hale
Ray Bendure
Gerald May
Donna Streifthau
Linda Kontner
Bill Mason
Channel reassigns Gallipolis TV slot to 72
The Federal Communications Commission shifted Gallipolis Ohio from channel 18 to 72 and realigned assignments for 35 other towns, prompting the change.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Gallipolis
Ohio
Local Sports Awards Named for Students and Staff
Tom HiNon Steven Craft and Robert Wilson led the honorees as flying fish awards went to Bonnie Koettel Patty Zapp Paul Back David Murray Marvin Krebs and Joe Hornback. Linda Evans received a male award and girls were saluted by Mrs John Otterbein while the boys received gifts from Warren Wolfe.
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Fiscus
Tom HiNon
Steven Craft
Robert Wilson
Bonnie Koettel
Patty Zapp
Paul Back
David Murray
Marvin Krebs
Joe Hornback
Linda Evans
John Otterbein
Warren Wolfe
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Carl H. Minnick
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S. Main St
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First Ave
Donald Conrad
Lafayette Ave
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Jewell St
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Oberon Dr
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Rt. 1
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Moore St
Elmer Whisler
Winton St
Harry Beachler
Maple St
Timothy Short
Sixth Ave
Phillip Stone
James V. Hargis
Glenn E. McGraw
West Middletown
Alfred Withrow
McKinley St
Bobby Hoskins
Wanetta St
Robert L. Riggs
Oxford State Rd
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Charles Green
Robert DeFrates
Mary Hopkins
Barrison St
Donald Spring
Kenwood
Roy Williams
Minnesota Ave
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Audrey Kash
Illinois Ave
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Acee Sorrell
Crescent Blvd
Louis Xoc
Seventeenth Ave
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