Tragic Thanksgiving Report Hits Ohio Roads
The Associated Press tallies nine traffic fatalities across Ohio from Thanksgiving Day through early Friday. Victims include a Columbus infant, a Canton rider, and Akron residents in separate collisions. incidents span Lake County to Franklin and Wyandot counties.
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Akron
Elyria
Louis Schupetz
Perry
Ohio 20
Lake County
Ashtabula
Alfred Moore
Harts
W. Va
U.S. 23
Carey
Wyandot County
Frank Eugene Reger
Eva Michelet
Ohio 76
U. S. 10
Glenn van Orsdale
Canton
Ohio 153
Susan Messersmith
Warren
Edith Ann Collins
Ohio 127
Symmes Corner
Butler County
Fumes Kill Three In Cincinnati Home Fire Officials Investigate
In Cincinnati three residents died from gas heater fumes. David Evans, 50, and Beatrice 45 were found in their apartment after tenants smelled gas. Ten hours later Charles Thomas, 43, was found in his room. Firemen noted soot-filled chimney, gas heater vented but soot buildup.
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Cincinnati
Evans
Thomas
Peter Veron
Ohio lawmakers study school funds equalization plan
Sen. Charles A. Mosher heads a study committee to examine equitable school funding after the January session. The panel will review how local taxes and state subsidies fund districts, with focus on counties containing large industrial plants. Gov. Lausche backs broader tax adjustments to spread utility plant revenues to distressed districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles A. Mosher
General Assembly
Mosher
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
House
Kenneth L. Beckwith
R-Morgan
Calot
Elizabeth Gorman
D - Cuyahoga
Raymond E. Hildebrand
R-Lucas
Andy Devine
D-Lucas
Charles A. Longfellow
Darke
J. Bruce McClure
Hamilton
Harold W. Oyster
Washington
Beckwith
Frank J. Lausche
Village Saved When Landslide Is Blocked
A landslide swept 250000 cubic yards of rock and earth down Mt Paganella but debris from an earlier slide blocked the path saving the village. Over 100 villagers from 20 houses were evacuated and danger remains as rains threaten a renewed slide.
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Zambana
Italy
Mt. Paganella
Reds Claim Capture of German Spy
The Soviet State Security Committee says a Russian spy trained in West Germany surrendered under amnesty and was sentenced to five years in exile. Izvestia names Adam Mefedyevich Novikov, 30, who was recruited by Nazis in 1942, fell for anti-Soviet propaganda, and fled to Morocco as a displaced person before joining an anti-Soviet group. He was dropped into White Russia after espionage training and surrendered, turning over equipment and documents. Exile location and the intelligence service are not specified.
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Moscow
Soviet State Security Committee
West Germany
Izvestia
Adam Mefedyevich Novikov
Germany
Soviet Union
Morocco
White Russia
Novikov
Algeria
U.N
United States
Outer Mongolia
Amer Icans
Italy
Japan
Spain
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Monegolia
Canada
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
China
Security Council
Weekend Chill Expected With Cold Canadian Air
The cold air from Canada will keep temperatures down for a while with mostly cloudy skies today. Saturday will be partly cloudy and a bit colder. Thursday's unofficial high reached 38 degrees at 2 30 p.m. and the morning low was 26 degrees at 7 a.m.
Riots erupt after Savannah High Benedictine football game
Savannah police battled a two hour riot after the cross town game ending 9-6. tear gas, bricks, and overturned cars followed 6,000 to 7,000 spectators at Bull and Broughton streets. Six officers injured. several arrested. firefighters spared heavy damage. In Moscow Armenia riot cases produced stiff prison terms up to 25 years for 12 defendants.
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Savannah
Bull and
Broughton Streets
Savannah High
Parol
Moscow
Armenia
Armenian Supreme Court
Yerevan
Supreme Court
Kommunist
Republic of
Georgia
ICC Orders Segregation On Trains Buses Ended
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled to end racial segregation on interstate trains and buses and to outlaw segregation in public waiting rooms as unlawful. It announced desegregation orders against multiple railroads and the Carolina Coach Co, with compliance required by January 10, 1956.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
ICC
The
National Assn
South
Sarah Keys
New York City
Supreme) Court
Everett Hutchinson
Texas
Richard F. Mitchell
Iowa
Supreme Court
NAACP
Association
Broad Street
Richmond
Union News Co
Texas and Pacific Railway
Carolina Coach Co
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Southern Railway
Ilinois Central Railroad
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Kansas City Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Freshman engineer named Ashville mayor after write-in win
Fresh Mayor Richard B. Bogman, a 24 year old OSU freshman and engineering student, is pictured after Pickaway County Elections declared him a write in winner for mayor of Ashville. Bogman defeated attorney Harry L. Margulis 254 to 236 after a recount.
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Richard B. Bogman
Ohio State University
OSU
Pickaway
ICC Head Quits Post Under Fire
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of ICC chairman Hugh W. Cross amid Senate investigations. Cross called charges baseless but said the pendency harms his public service. Health concerns and his wife’s health influenced his decision. White House kept the private doctor letter undisclosed. Cross had faced Senate inquiries earlier this month in closed sessions.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cross
Senate
Commission
Illinois
White House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
New Castle Calm Again After Guard Patrols
National Guardsmen kept round the clock patrols around the Perfect Circle foundry area in New Castle Indiana but no violence had been reported since Connersville infantrymen entered on Thanksgiving Eve. Governor Craig ordered 95 troops after window smashing and shotgun incidents at striker homes. Negotiations in Chicago resumed tomorrow in the 18 week long strike as federal mediators note the UAW union shop demand as main obstacle.
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New Castle
Ind
National
Perfect Circle Corp
Connersville
John S. Anderson
George N. Craig
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chicago
UAW
Take Aim Seven Deer In One Family Hunting Trip
Harold R Moores of Moose River Trescott recounts a hunting party that included his four brothers their father and a 12 year old nephew. At Bog Brook they spotted a herd and seven rifles fired with seven deer killed.
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Trescott
Maine
Harold R. Moores
Moose River
Gordon
Raymond
Albert
Clifton
Levi
Harold L. Moores
Bog Brook
Woodward Case Goes Before Nassau Grand Jury
The shotgun death of William Woodward Jr. is examined by a Nassau County grand jury with Mrs. Ann Woodward expected to testify about an alleged accidental shooting. The Duchess of Windsor may be among about 30 witnesses. details center on the Oyster Bay home incident after a party.
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Frank Gulotta
Woodwards
Long Island
Nashua
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Cyprus Rebels Kill Tommies
NICOSIA Cyprus rebels killed two British soldiers on Thursday as violence persisted over Britain’s Cyprus crown colony. Three other soldiers were wounded. A sergeant was shot in Nicosia and a private died near Khantria village after rebel fire. A grenade hit a British jeep wounding another. Authorities also announced penalties for carrying offensive weapons. Rebels demand Cyprus unite with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Khandria
Greece
Diphtheria Claims Two Columbus Children
A 4 year old Columbus girl Teresa Ray and her 6 year old brother Joseph died of diphtheria, the first Columbus fatalities since 1946. Sisters Mary and Susan Ray remained in isolation at Children's Hospital without symptoms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Teresa Ray
Emery Ray
Huntington
W. Va
Joseph
Ray
Mary
Susan
Children’s Hospital
Nave
Faure faces confidence vote on electoral reform in France
Premier Edgar Faure bids for a confidence vote on starting Tuesday debate over an electoral law. The Assembly agenda committee favored debate on indecision and Faure's government appears doomed as party discipline could deliver a 375 to 224 defeat.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Assembly
Agenda Committee
Faure
Fourde
Morocco
President Eisenhower Returns To Work After Thanksgiving
President Eisenhower resumes duties in Gettysburg after a family Thanksgiving at his farm. He will confer with Col. Andrew Goodpastor in Gettysburg and meet Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall after his heart attack. Thanksgiving at the country place included nine Eisenhowers, with Milton Eisenhower and Ruth among guests.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Andrew Goodpastor
Leonard W. Hall
Denver
UN Moves to Drop Algerian Probe from 1955 Agenda
The U N Political Committee unanimously dropped the Algerian probe from the General Assembly agenda ending France’s boycott that began Sept 30. India’s V K Krishna Menon urged no further discussion this session and the Assembly to refrain from seizing the issue. France had walked out after a close vote.
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United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
France
Truman Plans West Coast Fundraising Tour For Library
Former President Harry S. Truman will fly to Seattle for the first of three West Coast fund raising dinners for the Truman Memorial Library in Independence Missouri. After the Seattle event a $100-a-plate dinner he will attend similar fundraisers in Los Angeles Monday and San Francisco Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. Truman
Seattle
Truman Memorial Library
Independence
San Francisco
Basketball Takes Over Local Scene In Sunday Preview
Journal highlights next week's sport coverage with Middletown Fenwick and Lebanon high schools in focus. A Germantown rural carrier retires this week. Seldon Conover reflects on changes since his start. Women drivers face criticism per safety officials. Society page to feature photos of common faults of lady drivers.
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Middletown
Fenwick
Lebanon
Germantown
Miami Valley
Seldon Conover
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Mary Lou Jones
U. S 23
Dublin
Franklin County
Guhl
M. Haskins
Sue
Wood Counties
Rane
S Theater
Valley News
Cheeta
Jim Dolan
Woodward
Tommies
By Harvey Hudson
Truman
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