Yearly Meet Of Assembly Is Proposed
Ohio lawmakers discuss annual legislative sessions with Rep. Joseph E. Lady predicting voter approval after the House backed annual sessions 42 to 16. Senate reception seen cautiously favorable after a 90 day limit proposal. If approved, changes would take effect in 1959 with four year terms for state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph E. Lady
Hardin
Lady
House
Senate
101St General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Democrats Propose Broad Salk Vaccine Bill
Senate Democrats move to extend free Salk polio vaccine to every American child and finance it beyond Eisenhower’s plan. The bill, introduced by Chairman Hill and six committee Democrats, seeks distribution control and pricing powers with a Monday committee meeting to advance the proposal. Republicans oppose and favor voluntary measures.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Hill
D-Ala
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Committee
Sen
Murrey
Montana
Europe
Douglas
D-Ill
Tussey Named As Fire Chief For Goodyear
Ora F. Tussey, 839 10th St., is appointed fire chief of Goodyear Atomic Corporation's Fire Department replacing D. B. Marshall who resigned to return to Panama. Tussey is a Navy veteran with 14 years service and 11 years active duty, having served in World War II and the Korean War, and holds a B S in education from Eastern Kentucky State College. He is married to Bessie Schmidt and they have a daughter, Donna.
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Ora F. Tussey
10Th St
Goodyear Atomic Corporation
D. B. Marshall
Panama
Tussey
Naval Reserve
Portsmouth Naval Reserve Training Center
Goodyear Atomic
United States Navy
Navy
Portsmouth
Chief Tussey
Portsmouth High School
Eastern Kentucky State College
Central Catholic High School
Notre Dame
Bessie Schmidt
Donna
Fullerton Honors Dr Meadows at Banquet
Rev. Omer Miller calls Dr M W Meadows a mans man as 200 Fullerton residents praise the 87 year old physician for fifty years of service at McKell High School. The event named Dr Meadows Day. He recalls delivering about 5000 babies in a lifetime, including four in one night at scattered locations. A painting titled The Divine Healer was given to him by the town.
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M. W. Meadows
Fullerton
Dr. Meadows
Frank
H. M
Russell Meadows
Morehead
Omer (Pokey) Miller
Miller
First Christian Church
Russell
McKell High School
Morton Hill
South Shore
South Portsmouth
West Portsmouth
Cecil Robbins
Rev. Miller
Notre Dame High Prepares 41th Graduating Class Tonight
A 41 student graduating class at Notre Dame High School will receive diplomas at 8:30 p.m. in the gym auditorium marking the school's third commencement. Rev. John V. Wolf will deliver the address, with Rev. Robert G. White presenting diplomas and awards. Valedictorian is Carolyn Russell. salutatorian Karl Zender. twins Jeanne and Joseph Walsh among the graduates. scholarships go to Karl Zender Elizabeth Glockner and Margaret Orlett.
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Notre Dame High School
John V. Wolf
S.T.D
St. Charles Seminary
Columbus
Robert G. White
Notre Dame High
Jeanne
Joseph Walsh
James Joseph Walsh
Otway
Karl Zender
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Elizabeth Glockner
College of Mount St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio
Cincinnati
Margaret Orlett
College of St. Teresa
Winona
Minn
Carolyn Russell
Phyllis Albrecht
Hark Bandy
Patricia Behmer
William Bennett
Conway Cote
Mary Eileen Cornell
Joseph Cronin
David Glockner
Marilyn Grierson
Robert Haverstraw
Judith Hock
Robert Hock
James Hogan
Jane Kellogg
Carolyn Kirby
Frederick McBride
Edward Mahle
Rita Middlecamp
Dolores Mike
Nancy Milstead
Anna Montavon
Sheila Mullen
Molly Jo Neville
Henry Oberling
Donald Prose
Helen Reeves
Rosina Richards
Robert Roth
Edward Russell
Lois Schacker
Sheila Smith
Janet Spangenberg
Ruth Ann Stamm
John von Luhrte
Jeanne Walsh
Marlene Weber
Foreign Aid Bill Heads To House In Senate Approval
The 3.5 billion dollar foreign aid program won Senate approval by 59 to 18 after nearly all attempts to cut the total failed. The measure authorizes a seven year aid program with money to be voted separately, while Yugoslavia would receive 40 million for defense and other military aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations Committee
Tito
Russia
Red
Mansfield
D-Mont
Jackson
D-Wash
Humphrey
D-Minn
Yugoslavia
Trains Wreck Two Vehicles On N and W Rails
Three out of state residents were hurt in a Route 23 crash about 232 miles north of Portsmouth. Ollie Hopkins and June Holyfield, both from River Rouge Michigan and Dorton Kentucky respectively, were treated for scalp lacerations arm abrasions and other injuries. The Holyfields were cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. A separate train auto collision near Clifford crossing left Mrs Maxine Fultz and companions stranded after the engine died and they escaped the stalled car.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western Railway
Ollie Hopkins
Dorton
Portsmouth General Hospital
June Holyfield
River Rouge
Mich
Harry Holyfield
Richard Holyfield
Holyfield
Rosemount Rd
Arthur A. Oakes
John Wolfe
Harrisonville Ave
Cockrell Run
Clifford
Lucasville
Maxine Fultz
Walnut St
Fultz
Tito Echoes Soviet Stand On Formosa
Belgrade reports Tito and Khrushchev's group ended an eight day visit with a general principles declaration urging peaceful world solutions. The document supports Peiping's Formosa and Red China UN seat but Tito did not sign. Bulganin and Tito did. Khrushchev sat aside. The piece marks Yugoslav Soviet agreement on a future German settlement and signals a rare coexistence of divergent communism styles.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Tito
Mosa
Nikitai S. Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Peiping
Formosa
Washington
State Department
U.S
Moscow Radio
Germany
Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
The fragment references sections including Markets Radio and Television Round About Portsmouth Social Affairs Theaters and pages 16 18 14 15. It lists various newspaper departments and page indicators from the issue.
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Portsmouth
British Rail Strike Slows Down Plants
Britain's nationwide railway strike enters its sixth day as industrial plants slow for lack of materials and warehouses fill with finished goods. ASLEF and Trades Union Congress talks collapsed Thursday night. six Welsh steel works announce furnace bank and 2,700 workers moved to odd jobs amid wage demands.
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London
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
General Purposes Committee
Trades Union Congress
ASLEF
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
Ford Offers Half Year Guarantee in Jobless Pay Talks
Detroit reports focus on employer liability under a supplemental unemployment plan. Ford has reportedly accepted in principle a guaranteed semi annual wage, paying laid off workers for up to 26 weeks while supplementing state benefits. Proposals include 65 percent take home pay for four weeks, then 60 percent for 22 weeks, with UAW pressing for full or near full earnings while GM faces separate talks and a looming deadline.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
General Motors
Jurist Seeks Architect Aid in Portsmouth Block Building Suit
Common Pleas Judge James W. Lang Jr. may need an architect to help decide a suit by the City of Portsmouth seeking a permanent injunction to halt a rear block and frame storage building on 1741 Charles St. The city alleges the construction violates local ordinances, harms the neighborhood, and may devalue surrounding properties.
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Common Pleas
James W. Lang Jr
Adams County
Portsmouth
Richard and Flora Knittel
Charles St
Knittel
Lang
Fate Of Prosecutor Kearns Goes To Jury
The Franklin County Prosecutor Frank H. Kearns faces a jury over embezzling 210 dollars in county funds. The defense rested after detective Fred W. Selby testified that Kearns said he planned to take a flier on the Celli matter and that he gave 210 dollars of his own money to a J. Walker to fund an investigation into Lola Celli the missing schoolteacher from 1946.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Frank H. Kearns
Fred W. Selby
Kearns
Celli
247 Get Sheepskins Face Great Challenge
Dr. Herrick B. Young of Western College for Women addressed Portsmouth High School Class of 1955 at Municipal Stadium, urging graduates to define democracy and apply past lessons as they move into a complex world. Superintendent H. W. McKelvey praised student perseverance and introduced the speaker.
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PHS
Herrick B. Young
Western College For Women
Portsmouth
Municipal Stadium
Young
H. W. McKelvey
Portsmouth Public Schools
Educa
Fliers Reunite in Hawaii After Korean War Release
Four U S jet fighter pilots captured in Korea and jailed in Red China enjoy a Hawaiian holiday with families. They plan picnics and tours as they await home leave Monday after a swift escape and reunion at the Red China border near Hong Kong.
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Honolulu
Red
China
U.S
Red China
Hong Kong
Hawaii
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