Probers Refuse To Open Data In McCarthy Hearings
Washington report states the McCarthy investigations subcommittee refused to release the May 17 closed session record to the public. The panel sent copies to attendees marked confidential while avoiding publication. Mundt said the panel can restrict distribution and hinted at penalties for leaks.
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Washington
McCarthy-Army Investggations Subcommittee
Asst
Secretary of Defense
H. Struve Hensel
Hensel
Mundt
R-Sd
Dale Elected Head Of Bank In Ironton
Howard F Dale of 1414 Offaere St is named president of Citizens National Bank of Ironton after the board meeting to replace Fronia Sexton who resigned following a funds misappropriation exposing losses over 114000 The new president plans to move to Ironton and has a long banking career beginning as a messenger in 1937 and rising to cashier and vice president before his Ironton appointment He is a Portsmouth High School and University of Kentucky School of Business graduate and has three children with his wife
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Howard F. Dale
Offaere St
Citizens National Bank of Ironton
Dale
Ironton Financial Institution
Ironton
Fronia Sexton
FBI
Sexton
Portsmouth
Portsmouth High School
School of Business Administration
University of Kentucky
National Bank of Portsmouth
Mr. Dale
C. Sherman Dale
Bellevue, Ky
Otway Priest Edits National Missionary Magazine
Rev. Patrick O'Donnell of Our Lady of Lourdes Otway serves as editor of the Glenmary Challenge, the national missionary magazine of the Glenmary Mission Society. He handles editing, layout, and illustrations while continuing parish duties and past journalism experience.
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Patrick O'Donnell
Otway
Our Lady of Lourdes Mission
Father O’donnell
Glenmary
Otway Priest
National Missionary Magazine
Our Lady of Lourdes
Pond Creek
O’donnell
Glenmary Challenge
Glenmary Mission Society
Glendale
Cincinnati
Challenge
Kentucky
William Bishop
University of Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Navy
Chicago
Leaders Plan Strategy For Housing Fight
Washington leaders convene a closed door strategy session of Republican senators to line up votes for President Eisenhower’s housing bill. Senator Butler signals possible support despite public housing reservations as Maybank opposes and proposes stripping housing authority. Senate Banking Committee backed a larger program, while the House version had no public housing authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John M. Butler
Rmd
GOP
Knowland
California
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Supreme Court
San Francisco Housing Authority
Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Eisenhower to push program as campaign ad pace quickens
President Eisenhower plans to take his legislative program directly to the people amid rising administration concern over building a campaign record to keep Republicans in control of Congress. With adjournment looming and campaign activity underway, he signals a move to speed enactment and limit questions on McCarthy controversy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Yates Challenges Jury Selection In Illegal Grand Jury Claim
Ex supervisor Robert L. Yates charged in Common Pleas Court that the May term Scioto County grand jury that indicted him for statutory rape was illegal. He cites juror ineligibility foreman conflict improper venue and hand picking as grounds. hearings set before Judge Vernon Smith.
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Hillcrest Children’s Home
Yates
Hillcrest
Common Pleas
Vernon Smith
Smith
Atty. Hale
Scioto County
Chester E. Charles
Slocum Station
Wheelersburg
Charles
Mr. Hale
Scioto County Boards Weigh Rural Water Supply Options
Scioto County commissioners approved a preliminary survey by Alfred LeFeber & Associates to determine whether water should be bought from the city or built by the county to serve rural communities. The firm will deliver a 90 day report outlining costs and feasibility, with a $5,000 survey fee funded by three Cincinnati bond firms.
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Scioto County
Alfred LeFeber & Associates
Cincinnati
LeFeber
Portsmouth
O. Carson Barklow
Westheimer & Co
W. C. Thornburgh Co
Walteer, Woody & Heimerdinger & Associates
Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
A fragment from The Times features sections on comics death notices editorials and pages covering markets radio and television round about Portsmouth social affairs sports and theaters. It outlines column topics and page organization for readers seeking assorted news and features.
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Portsmouth
Work Begins On Route 73 Relocation Project
Bulldozers work on relocating Route 73 from Lombardsville to west of Henley to remove sharp curves and grades A new bridge will cross Brush Creek to straighten the approach The Norfolk and Western crossing will be rebuilt for angled approach improving driver vision A second bridge will take the road over Bear Creek The A Z Baltes Co of Norwalk holds the general contract and is active at the Henley end of the project The O'Brien home front yard has been converted to support the Route 73 work
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Henley
Lombardsville
Brush Creek
Norfolk & Western Railway
Bear Creek
A. Z. Baltes Co
Norwalk
William J. O’brien
U N Talks Indochina War At First Time
The United Nations opened debate on Indochina, with Russia opposing a Council move seen as triggering Geneva talks. The Security Council planned to review Thailand’s request for military observers in Southeast Asia, while Thai ambassador Pete Sarasin prepared to speak.
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United Nations
Indochina
Russia
Security Council
International Organization
U. S
Dulles
Thailand
Southeast Asia
The
U.N
Council
Washington
Pete Sarasin
Portsmouth High Commencement Moves to Grant Gym
Portsmouth High School will hold its commencement tonight at Grant School gymnasium after a 1 p.m. decision by Principal Edward S. Fournier due to an forecast of intermittent showers. The program starts at 8 p.m. and white tickets are required for graduates’ relatives because seating is limited.
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Portsmouth High School
Grant School
Edward S. Fournier
U.S. Weather Bureau
Municipal Stadium
Grant Gym
Fournier
West and Reds Wrestle With Indo Policing
In Geneva Western and Communist delegates clash over Red participation in policing an Indo China armistice. Molotov backs Communist representation while Bidault argues for a broad, neutral supervision body and Vietminh control of some tasks.
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West
Reds
Geneva
Indochina
Molotov
France
Georges Bidault
Commission
China
Bidault
Five-Power Talks Explore Southeast Asia Defense
At the Pentagon five powers including the United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand opened four to six days of exploratory talks on military options to deter Communist dominance in Southeast Asia Indochina and related areas Secretary Wilson cautioned that political factors loom larger than military ones and noted progress on a US Philippines mutual defense treaty implementation. Admiral Radford named Admiral Carney to represent him with allied leaders Sir John Harding Paul Ely Sydney Rowell and W G Gentry arriving with their aides.
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United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Indochina
American State Department
Wilson
Far East
Washington
East Asia
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Pentagon
Sir John Harding
Paul Ely
Sydney Rowell
W. G. Gentry
West Union Man Surrenders in Bank Robbery Case
Robert L. Land of West Union turned himself in to Cincinnati FBI Special Agent M. W. McFarlin on a bank robbery charge connected to the March 9 Erie County United Bank heist in Milan. Bond set at 10,000. Land waived preliminary hearing.
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West Union
Robert L. Land
Land
M. W. McFarlin
Cincinnati
FBI
Federal Grand Jury
Erie County United Bank
Milan
Samuel Y. Hochstetler
Toledo
Chicago
Hochstetler
Pennsylvania
Adams County
Eugene Fulton
Dep
Portsmouth City Lines Workers Weigh Company Wage Offer
Bus drivers and maintenance employees of Portsmouth City Lines consider a wage offer from the company submitted Wednesday afternoon. Conciliator James Wilson attended the conference along with union leaders and negotiation committee members. The old contract expired April 1 and operations continue under the prior agreement as talks proceed.
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Portsmouth
James Wilson
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cincinnati
Fred Stohler
Fred Diller
Amalgamated Assn
Street & Electric Railway & Motor Coach Employes of America
AFL
Mr. Diller
Arch Hamilton
Clyde Smith
Otis Robinson
Howard Kennedy
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Idaho
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Francis P. Carr
Army
Pvt. G. David Schine
McCarthy Subcommittee
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Catholic University of America
Father Bishop
Ohio
Virginia
Georgia
Oklahoma
Father O'Donnell
America
Vincent
Our Lady
U.S
Ike
Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Yates
10Th St
Military ‘Tribunal
Kkyes Asia Defense
Sciato
Survey
Sumer
Howard Nance
Kansas
Missouri
Nance
Inside the Times
William N. Oatis
Grant
Truce Supervision Commission
V. M. Molotov
Fham van Dong
Vietminh
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
By Elton C. Fay
Secretary of
Defense Wilson
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