Three Hamilton Taverns Cited
Licenses of three Hamilton taverns were suspended yesterday but the State Liquor Board withheld the penalty pending good behavior. Frank J. Clark 513 Heaton St 3.2 beer wine whisky by the drink for after hours service 15 days withheld Walter H Fortner Stone Tavern 701 Greenwood Ave carry out 3.2 beer wine 3.2 beer wine whisky by the drink failure to have clear interior view 15 days withheld Alberta Benge J J Bar 316 South Third St beer and wine by the drink failure to have unobstructed view
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Hamilton
State Liquor Board
Frank J. Clark
Heaton St
Walter H. Fortner
Stone Tavern
Greenwood Ave
Alberta Benge
J. J. Bar
South Third St
Howard Fast Announces Bronx Congressional Run
Author Howard Fast declared candidacy for Congress from New York's 23rd District in the Bronx on the American Labor Party ticket. He positioned himself as a peace candidate.
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New York
Howard Fast
Congress
Bronx
American Labor Party
Congressman In Korea Stricken By Fever
Rep. Overton Brooks of Louisiana, leading a House delegation in Korea, is flown to Tokyo for treatment of an unidentified fever. Officials say his condition is not serious.
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Korea
Pusan
Overton Brooks
D-La
Tokyo
Senators Split On European Reaction To Ike Speech
Two senators back from Switzerland dispute the European response to General Eisenhower’s American Legion address. Senator Green says the speech sparked fear Europe may trigger war, while Senator Wiley argues Europe sees him as a peace general and emphasizes broader foreign policy beyond containment.
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American Legion
Washington
Switzerland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Len Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bern
Senate
Green
New York
Ropeans
United States
Legion
Taft Proposes 750 Million Bond Drive for Ohio Roads
Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati proposes a constitutional amendment to authorize a 750 million bond issue for road improvements in Ohio. The plan would be funded by a one-cent gasoline tax and new taxes tied to road use, aiming to complete 13 000 miles of improved roads in six years, including 800 miles of super highways and 90 miles of expressways, with federal and local participation expected. He criticizes Gov. Lausche’s approach as a losing race with traffic.
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Norwalk
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Huron County Republc
Frank J. Lausche
Daring suicide ends with fatal car strike in Livingston
In Livingston Alabama a 27 year old Black man identified as Charles Crockett shot a companion then leaped in front of six oncoming cars and was fatally struck by William G Johnson of Waco Texas. James Robertson age 30 was critically wounded. Robertson could not speak of the shooting. Crockett earlier ran into nearby woods after being struck by a car driven by a woman.
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Livingston
Ala
W. T. Underwood
Charles Crockett
William G. Johnson
Waco
Tex
James Robertson
Crockett
Robertson
Underwood
Johnson
Russians Claim Copter Invention in Aviation Glory
Moscow reports Russians claim a helicopter invention as a glorious aviation milestone. Soviet Academician B Yurievy lauds the achievement while recalling his 1912 single propeller helicopter built as Zhukovsky’s pupil.
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Moscow
B. Yurievy
Literary Gazette
Yuriev
Zhukovsky
French Doctor Declares Leisure Drinking a Social Problem
Dr. Paul Perrin of Nantes told the 24th International Congress Against Alcoholism that drinking harms leisure time. He noted a habit of spending idle moments in bars and proposed a simple rule: never offer or take a drink between meals.
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Paris
Paul Perrin
School of
Nantes
France
Perrin
Jailed Communist Davis Joins State Assembly Candidate Ranks
Benjamin J. Davis Jr. formerly on the City Council and a Black former Communist leader in prison filed as an independent candidate for the State Assembly. He serves a five year term for conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the government, tied to an 11 member Communist conviction in 1949.
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New York
Benjamin J. Davis Jr
State Assembly
Davis
Ex Nazi Finance Chief May Be On Way To Iran
Tehran reports Etel Nat says Mohammed Mossadegh invited German financier Hjalmar Schacht to Tehran for talks on financial matters. Schacht expected to arrive in a couple of days. no official confirmation yet.
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Iran
Tehran
Etelnat
Mohammed Mossadegh
Hjalmar Schacht
Schacht
Bids Sought for Middleton High Shop Addition
Contractors will submit bids tomorrow for the Middleton High School vocational shops addition. Bids are to be received in the high school auditorium by noon and opened at 1 p.m. The eastward expansion will mirror Taft School plans, using similar dimensions and matching brick. The new building will include a carpenter shop print shop band rooms offices a kindergarten and larger auto and machine shop areas.
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Middleton High School
E Board of Education
Wade E. Miller
Girard Ave
Taft School
Miller
Twelve men sent to Cincinnati for draft exams
Twelve men, six from Middletown, were sent to Cincinnati by Selective Service Board 10 for armed forces physical examinations. Middletown residents listed include Allen Craft, William Howard, Eugene Brooks, Buford Keeton, Roger Lee Willis and Thomas Crowell. others are Henry Keith of Hamilton, Robert Taylor of Hamilton, Wilgus Cole of Minamisburg, Ezel Kenney of Lockland, Cecil Ayers of Jonesville Va., and LeRoy Harper of Hillsboro Ky.
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Cincinnati
Selective Service Board
Armed Forces
Allen Craft
William Howard
Eugene Brooks
Buford Keeton
Roger Lee Willis
Thomas Crowell
Henry Keith
Hamilton
Robert Taylor
Wilgus Cole
Miamisburg
Ezel Kenney
Lockland
Cecil Ayers
Jonesville
LeRoy Harper
Hillsboro
Soviets Warned Against Spies in Red Star Appeal
The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star urged Russian troops to shield state and military secrets from imperialist spies. It warned that foreign intelligence agents use disguises to seek details on USSR defense and armed forces.
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Moscow
Red Star
U.S.S.R
Ship Carrying Bodies Of Dead Gl s Due Home
The SS Oberlin Victory with the bodies of 172 Americans killed in the Korean War is set to arrive in San Francisco late Thursday.
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San Francisco
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