New Boston Begins City Census to retain status
New Boston moves to count residents after council authorized Auditor McCoy to hire five enumerators for a 10 day census with pay six dollars a day each. An appropriation of 400 dollars was moved to the auditor’s office to conduct the count aimed at preserving city status despite a 1956 U.S. Census listing that showed New Boston below the 3,000 population threshold.
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New Boston
James E. MicCoy
McCoy
U.S
Gladys E. Davisany
W. G. Bell
Farry C. Goodan
Dallis C. Harris
Council
Ohio General Assembly
Mr. McCay Seit Be
Secretary of State
Eamné
Mage Stages
Betty MceCoy
Virginia Oliver
Fern Goodan
Rebat
Grady Urged To Persuade Britain To Cooperate In Iran Oil
Teheran June report says Premier Mohammad Mossadegh appealed to U S Ambassador Henry Grady to press Britain to cooperate in Iran nationalizing oil. The British Anglo-Iranian Oil Co offered 16 million pounds in response, short of Iran's 75 percent demand and compensation deposits.
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Teheran
Iran
Mohammed Mos
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Grady
London
Angio-Kanian, Oil Ca. 1 Sone
Jeposit
Man Bound Over in Wife Slaying Near Barden
Richard Seafi, 27, was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the death of his wife at their home near Barden. He pleaded not guilty, admitting he fired but claiming the shooting was accidental. Sheriff Burl Justice said evidence suggests premeditation. a last degree murder charge was filed. Also under inquiry, Andrew Brigner, 72, was shot in the head and remained in critical condition. investigators concluded the wound was self-inflicted as powder residue suggested.
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LWO
Bu Ueft
Scioto County
Thomas M. Wagner
State Bureau
Richard Scaff
Barden
Jesse H. Foster
Pike County
Mr. Wagher
Justice
Andrew Brigner
Waverly
Rt 1
Iuwider
Richard Seafi
Kenneth Cranston
Scaff
Burl KE. & Tice
Carl Lindner
Ohio Bureau of Identification
Jesse EK
Foster
Korea
CLN
Henter
Richard C. Merrick
Seattle
Wash
Air Group 19
Princeton
U.N
Seoul
U S Writers Trial Set in Prague for AP Chief
Prague reports say U S writer William L Oatis will face trial within days on charges of hostile activities toward Czechoslovakia. Oatis, AP bureau chief in Prague, was arrested April 23 after vanishing from his office and lodging. Czech foreign minister told the U S ambassador of the forthcoming trial.
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London
Prague
Czech Foreign Ministry
U.S
Mercy Hospital Drive Near Goal as Week Ends
Mercy Hospital campaign reports show pledges nearing 3700000 goal with three days remaining. Chairman John J. Tierney calls for intensified efforts as $76000 still needed. Sisters of St Francis funds and federal aid back the hospital wing expansion.
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Mercy Hospital
John J. Tierney
Hane
Sepene
Foie
Sisters of St. Prencis
Tierney
Committee Votes to Bar Further Rollbacks in Economic Controls
The Senate banking committee voted to ban further price rollbacks and set liberal auto loan terms while delaying major decisions until August and October. The move, backed by administration allies, aims to stabilize prices and wage controls amid debates on extending the controls law.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Michael WY
DiSalis
Maybawk
DiSelie
Esanager
Toledo
Yigtor
Bis
DiSaile
DiSalle
House
Senate Banking Committees
Feft
Ohio
Pageiso
Warren Says Government Ethics Weaker
Comptroller General Lindsay Warren told a Senate subcommittee that there has been an undeniable weakening of moral standards in government and beyond. He blamed Congress partly, noting most civil servants are honest but citing a few rotten apples. He warned against waste and profaneness amid huge defense spending and a swelling national debt. Page 2 ETHICS.
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Washington
Lindsay €. Warren
Ganators
Congress
Mx. Warren
Sam
Acquntant
Senate Labor
Mr. Warren
Warren
Douglas
Not A Total Loss U S Shows Farm Surplus Profit
Government reports profits from surplus cotton under price support, with 3,506,400 bales sold for more than loan costs. Cotton profits redistributed to farmers as a form of relief, while overall surplus losses reach about $525 million in the 22 months ending April. Ended with government holdings around $220 million versus a prior peak of $4.2 billion, with wheat corn tobacco beans and linseed oil also held.
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Jashington
Agriculture Department
Federal Treasury
Department
Drunk Driving Cases Lead to Jails in Munich Court
A Munich court's Monday session resulted in Kenneth Cranston Gillum receiving 40 days in jail for drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Earlier in the week, a separate judge found Gillum responsible for a prior drunken driving charge, sentencing 30 days in jail, a $200 fine, and one year driving ban. Additional fines were imposed for related offenses, with further details noting other local arrests and traffic violations.
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Kenneth. W
Denver
Githim
Munich
Kenneth Cranston
Eviendence
Mr. Gillum
Gatliast
Gillum
Giller
Powellsville
Charles St
Chester’ Johnson
Ton
Edward
R. Winkle
Tom
Fullerton
Mair
Cart Hunt
Gallia
Linton
Wilbur Witter
Fifth’ St
David J. Journey
Portsmouth
Richi Be
Cantwell
Waller’'st
Ninth and
Caihicotheats
Assembly Goes Back To Cope With 17 Vetoes
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche vetoed seven bills amid 17 pending vetoes as the 95th General Assembly struggled to cope. The budget item of 2.92 million was halted, and the state saw raises for many officials and judges. A three fifths vote was required to override.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brotland High
Frank J
General Assembly
House
Senate
Uvervand
Farm Bureau official likens price controls to a stressed bedspring
John J. Lacey of Chicago, information director for the American Farm Bureau Federation, compared wage price controls to a compressed bedspring at a Western Regional Farm Bureau conference in Bozeman Montana. He said the pressure would rise again when released, noting the federation is among the first large groups to oppose price controls.
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Bozeman
Mont
Américan Farm Bureau
Federation
John J. Lacey
Chicago
Farm
Badger Sees Chance of South Chinese Revolt
Vice Admiral Oscar G. Badger told U.S. senators there is a chance of revolutionary repercussion against Communist tyranny in southern China. He warned the area south of Manchuria and Mongolia may still resist Moscow influence, while urging prompt U.S. aid to free Asian communities and opposition to recognizing Red China. He also opposed bombing Chinese Communist supply lines outside Korea for now.
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Washington
Oscar G. Badger
Senators
South China
Adm
Badger
Navy
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Unitass
War College
Manchuria
Inne
Mongolia
Sinkgeng
North China
Moscow
Enid
U.S
Russia
Rusia
Korea
Phe
China
Asia
Formosa
East
Japan
Ussr
Siam
Burma
Jets Top Red Air in North Korea Skirmishes
U N warplanes clashed for a third straight day above northwestern Korea as Sabre jets damaged MIG 16s and U S fighters shot down three Red jets. The battles spanned seas near Sonchon, about 35 miles from Manchuria, with UN ships silencing shore batteries and inflicting heavier losses on North Korean forces.
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Tokyo
Korea
UWS
Jas AlNed
J Sea
United. Nations
Keven Sebre
Sonchon
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