Portsmouth to Build Sewage Plant With $1.46 Million Bond
City officials approve a $1,460,000 bond issue to fund a Portsmouth sewage disposal plant serving 50,000 people. Contracts awarded to George Sheaf & Co. of Columbus and S. T. Kenyon Co. of Portsmouth. Stranahan & Harris to handle bonds at 2.84 percent interest. construction may begin within days.
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Portsmouth
Charles S. Stevenson
George Sheaf & Co
Columbus
S. T. Kenyon Co., Inc
Stranahan & Harris
Toledo
James D. Williams
Stevenson
Williams
Robert E. Layton
Ohio
Layton
City Seeks To Shift Income Tax Allocation
Portsmouth city leaders backed a proposal to revise how Ohio sales tax revenue is distributed to city and county governments. City Manager Robert E. Layton stated the change would be advantageous and touted support from the Ohio Municipal League for legislative action on the measure.
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Portsmouth
Robert E. Layton
Ohio Municipal League
Layton
Habeas Corpus Restores Rarden Marshal to Post
Rarden’s village marshal Sylvanus E. Daulton was freed on a writ of habeas corpus issued by Probate Judge Kenneth Cranston after a technical arrest by Sheriff Burl E. Justice. He may carry his revolver. a replevin hearing over police equipment is set for 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Rarden
Sylvanus E. Daulton
Kenneth Cranston
Burl E. Justice
Barden
A. P. Hoffer
Charles A. Mecum
Cranston
Mecum
Criminal Court
Marshal Daulton
Council
Roy E. Gabbert
West Union
Daulton
Three West Side youths injured in Pond Lick crash
At 2 45 p m Wednesday three West Side youths were hospitalized in good condition at Smith Everett Hospital with arm and leg injuries. John Puckett 18 suffered a fractured arm possible skull fracture and knee lacerations while James 15 had a fractured wrist and knee abrasions. The crash occurred on Pond Lick road near Turkey Creek where a sharp curve caused the car to miss the bridge and fly 30 feet to the creek embankment before overturning. A passing motorist Robert Cooper aided the injured.
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West Side
Smith- Everett Hospital
John Puckett
James
Pond Lick Road
Turkey Creek Road
Pond Lick
Turkey Creek
Aldridge
Robert Cooper
Portsmouth
Robert Kelly
Grandview Ave
Grant
Council Page Footnotes Prompt Local Brief
Brief navigational note directs readers to council news on page 5 and a trio injury update on page 5. The page turn cues indicate continued coverage of municipal affairs and a sports injury item.
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Council
Trio Hurt
Courageous Polish Couple Create Family Sculptures in Portmouth
Barbara Daniell, wife of Zbigniew Daniell, works at Gulker's Gift Shop and crafts plaster sculptures from her husband’s designs. The couple, Polish natives who moved to the United States in 1952, await the return of Mr. Daniell from Mt. Logan Sanatorium while Mrs. Daniell manages family life and pursues art. They hope for a national market once he is home.
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Betty Nichols
Barbara Danjell
Zbigniew Danjell
Gulker
Mrs. Daniell
Danjells
Portsmouth
Atomic Energy Plant
Mr. Daniell
Doerr & Associates
New York City
United States
Mt. Logan
Mt. Logan Sanatorium
Daniel
Gulker’s
Krakow
Poland
Warsaw
Hatmaker Is Recalled For Testimony In Graft Probe
Senate investigations subcommittee called Chicago hatmaker Harry Lev to testify amid graft scrutiny tied to procurement officials. Air Force charged Capt. Raymond Wool with falsified travel vouchers and accepting gifts while Natick and New York connections face suspension for related duties.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Chicago
Harry Lev
McClellan
D - Ark
Lev
Air Force
Raymond Wool
New York
Wool
Dayton
Ohio
Army
Ferdinand Tartaglia
Quartermaster Corps’ Clothing Purchase Division
Philadelphia
Leo
Tartaglia
Natick
Mass
Mid-City
Marvin S. Rubin
Sen. Bender
Leon M. Levy
Funds Sought to Fast Track A Plane Reactor Work
The Atomic Energy Commission asked 13 million dollars to accelerate reactor projects for atomic powered airplanes and related power plants, plus a 30 percent rise to 271 million in atomic weapons funding, citing a new approach and encouraging experimental results.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
House Appropriations Subcommittee
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Commission
Negotiators mum on GM progress before deadline
Detroit negotiators for General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers show cautious optimism they will reach a contract before Sunday midnight. Talks remain secret while Ford settlements loom and factory workers slowly return to duties amid scattered walkouts and plant activity across St. Louis Pittsburgh Linden Trenton and other sites.
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Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
Detroit
General Motors Council
UAW
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Collapse Of Church Wall At Oak Hill Church
Oak Hill Methodist Church rear wall collapsed during excavation for a 17200 addition. Damage estimated at 25000 with weakened side walls feared further collapse. Pastor Rev. Lawrence Schmitt summoned from Ohio Methodist Conference. Five DeVault Co. workers escaped injury. Organ and pews salvaged. ceiling cracks visible. Congregation may meet at Congregational Church pending repairs.
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Oak Hill
Ohio
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Lawrence Schmitt
Lakeside
Walter DeVault
Congregational Church
UAW Moves To End Wildcat Strikes At GM in Cleveland Area
CIO United Auto Workers officials hold two mass meetings to quiet wildcat strikes at GM plants in Cleveland. Workers return to Fisher Body Parma and Parma Chevrolet sites as union leaders report progress while negotiations continue in Detroit. Production back to normal at Norwood plants near Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Fisher Body
Coit Road
Chevrolet-Cleveland
Parma
Albert Hlavin
Detroit
Norwood
Cincinnati
Gerety To Head Refugee Program Under Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles names Pierce J. Gerety general counsel of the Civil Service Commission to run the refugee relief program. He will report to Scott McLeod with full authority, replacing the earlier Edward Corsi who was ousted after 90 days amid scandal claims.
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Washington
Dulles
Pierce J. Gerety
Civil Service Commission
State Department
Gerety
Scott McLeod
Department
Edward Corsi
Corsi
Radioactive Drugs Shape Atomic Age Medical Heat
Dr. John H. Lawrence reports proton radiation as heavy artillery against cancer at a medical session. Proton beams target deeply buried tissue like the pituitary, offering relief in breast cancer with improved life expectancy, while noting many results remain to be assessed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Assny
John H. Lawrence
University of California
Lawrence
Pituitary
Acceptance Of Reich Split Seen By Officials In Washington
State Department officials suspect Russia has accepted the East West German division as permanent. A Geneva talks aim over German unification could be affected if two Germanies endure. Moscow may invite Adenauer to discuss relations, with trade and West Germany’s US alliance as incentives. The Adenauer visit to Washington next week will review Soviet German ties.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Geneva
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
East Germany
Yugoslavia
West Germany
United States
Federal Republic
Adenauer
Adenauer Prepares to Meet Russian Leaders in Possible Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is ready to meet Soviet leaders with an exchange of views already underway in Paris. A government spokesman says the exact place and time depend on talks with Western leaders and may not be Moscow.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Paris
Heinrich von Brentano
Kremlin
Geneva
Russia
Eisenhower
Ferry capsizes on Ganges. 31 women drowned near Allahabad
A river ferry on the Ganges capsized in mid stream ten miles above Allahabad. Thirty one women passengers and a boy drowned while twenty other women swam ashore.
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New Delhi
India
Allahabad
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