Fine Horses Pour In For Charity Show
Portsmouth hosts its second annual charity horse show at Municipal Stadium to raise funds for hospital equipment. More than 1 of the finest horses from up to 250 miles away converge as trophies and ribbons worth 5100 lure entrants. events run rain or shine at 7 30 tonight 1 30 p m Sunday and 7 30 p m Sunday. The Cleveland police mounted division drill team headlines exhibitions, while volunteers prepare stalls and first aid, with organizers Clyde Rousch D Mixchell and Dr Walter Sistson overseeing arrangements.
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Portsmouth
Municipal Stadium
Portsmouth General Hospital
Cleveland Police Mounted Division
Charles Lozier
Cleveland
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Frida
Clyde Rousch
Ds D. Mixchell
Walter Sistson
Scioto County
Seamen Win Shorter Week and Raises in Settlement
In New York a two year contract ends a 48 hour at sea regime with a 44 hour first step and 40 hour target by December. An eight percent wage increase is approved while radiomen and engineers still negotiate for a broader pattern. Shipping may be halted until radio crew issues are resolved.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coast
National Maritime Union
American Radio Association
National Marine Engineers
Joseph Curran
N.M.A
Myr
Curran
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San Francisco
Linline
Honolulu
Searchers Spot Missing Plane Near Monrovia
In Liberia search planes spotted a missing Pan American Constellation about 50 miles from Monrovia in dense jungle. The craft had 40 aboard when it vanished Thursday while attempting to land at Robards Field. A parachute rescue team was en route and local Lutheran mission ambulances prepared to assist once reachable.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Monro
Roberts Field
Horse Show Schedule and Officials Announced
Tonight at 7:30 Cleveland police team hosts equitation and gaited classes with walkers and fine harness barges. Sunday at 1:30 Scioto County ponies and pleasure classes feature gaited and walking horses harness and equitation. Sunday at 7:50 program determines show champions across all classes with jumpers line harness fancy turnout. Brown of Cleveland to serve as ring steward. Mrs. Caldwell of Ashland chairs hostess committee with staff named.
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Cleveland
Scioto County
Cleveland Police
Ohio Supreme Court Keeps Public Housing Tax Fight Live
Ohio Supreme Court split six to two on whether federal low rent housing projects in Cincinnati and Portsmouth must pay real estate taxes. The decision voids Ohio law exempting projects like Lincoln Courts but does not settle final unconstitutional status. PHA and local Ohio authorities await federal policy moves and further court action to resolve tax payments.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lincoln Courts
Cincinnati
Wayne Hills
Farley Square
Supreme Court
Onio Suprem Court
Charles II
Kingsley Tait
Public Housing Administration
Pha
Acinas
Washington
Ernest Bohn
Cleveland Housing Authoriity
Battles in the Iron Triangle as Allies and Reds clash
Allied and Chinese forces fought savage battles in the North Korean iron triangle, exchanging ground five times. By nightfall the Allies held positions while Reds regrouped for a new strike. Heavy fire, bayonets, grenades, and tanks marked the day as Sabre jets and MiGs clashed over the region.
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Oro
Toy
Iron Triangle
North Korea
du Infantremen
Pyongyang
Mierni
Mercy Hospital Campaign Surges Past Goal in Portsmouth Drive
Mercy Hospital’s building fund campaign raised 408679.07 dollars, reaching 110 percent of the 370000 goal at a final report meeting. Led by John J. Tierney, the effort was boosted by a major gift from Selby Shoe Co and its employees.
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Mercy Hospital
Wilspere
Portsmouth
John J. Tierney
E Memorial
North End
14Th Street Community Center
Isbor
William F. Haley
Berthe Wilson
Rangid Parker
Hr . Tisrney
George Mur
Qyaise
George F. Emerick
Emrick
Ess
Mr. Murphy
Ecuador Assured Of Export-Import Loan
In Washington on June 23 AP reports President Gelo Plaza de Ecuador may depart with assurances of a U S Export-Import loan. Officials say the bank plans to announce the loan to Ecuador before the visiting president leaves for New York amid a Truman administration program to raise standards and strengthen ties between the two nations.
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Washington
Gelo Plaza de
U.S
Truman
New York
Lightning Strikes Four Sites Flooding Underpasses
A severe Friday storm hit four locations causing light underpasses to flood and turning the Municipal Stadium and Riverside Park area into a pond after hours of heavy rain. Temperature fell to 82 as winds toppled crops. pumps failed due to debris clogging sewers, and homes on Shawnee Road and Grand View Avenue were flooded again. Lightning damaged two chimneys and knocked out a transformer, with police and fire units responding to block traffic while crews worked on repairs.
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Fronton
E. T. Beall
Dormandr
Shawnee Rd
Beall
Grandview Ay
Bealt
27Th St
Lawson Run
Jesse Hughes
Ninth St
Mary Lewis
Lincoln St
Ohio ‘Power Co
11Th Lst
Offmerest
Union
Lotmerests
Jackson Youth Plane Victim From Limerick Ward
Pte. Os car Grover Jr age 17 of Limerick Liberty Township Jackson County was killed when a B 29 bomber exploded and crashed five miles east of Randolph Field Texas Thursday night. Three crew died in the blast while five parachuted to safety after an engine fire. Grover’s parents Oscar and Ida Bower Grover were notified and request his body be brought home for burial in Chillicothe.
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Jackson
Oscar Grover Jr
Limerick
Liberty Township
Jackson County
Air Force
Randolph Field
Tex
Associated Press
Marning
Cibolo
Texa Tc
Grover
Oscar
Ida Bower Grover
US Defense Department
Chillicothe
Hague Court Intervenes In Anglo Iranian Oil Dispute
The International Court at The Hague plans hearings on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute as Britain seeks UN help after talks with Iran's nationalist government broke down. Iran pushes nationalization of Persian resources, threatening exports from Abadan refinery while Tehran deploys police to control offices and documents.
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International Court,of Justice At
Hague
Uni Nations
Britain
World Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
British J
Middle
Anglo:Co
Abadan
Appt Commission
Mast
Tional Oil Co
Teheran
Hossein
Fatimi
Mossadegh
Dollowsers
Iran
The
Tional
Repo
Cairo
Revelations in Budapest Trial Tie to Archbishops and Latin Conspiracy
Reports from Budapest on June 24 describe a second day in a high profile case involving Archbishop U.S. political official Sherer Jr. and others as they testify about strained Hungary Romania Catholic Church relations. The defendants Pongrhez Vogeler and Mindizenity Azeritan face charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government, black marketeering, and other securities violations as they seek confessed pleas.
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W. Pest
Joazef “Groesz
Cardinal Mindszenty
Catholic Church
Hungary
Budapest
Bala -Pongtacz de Sar Amer
Rial
Anterina
Orient
Poth Carolina
Mindizenity
Robert
Vogeler
United States superliner christening underscores peacetime aims
Senator Connally of Texas voiced belief that Soviet claims America seeks war would be debunked by launching the United States liner. The 15000 ton vessel, 70 percent complete, promises 2000 passengers and 1000 crew with 30 knot speed, convertible for troop transport if needed.
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WPORT
Senator Connally
Texas
United States
Connally
United Stats Vis
Britain
Elizabeth
House U K's $7 Billion Levy Set to Hit Taxes
Senate leaders sought to soften the $7.2 billion tax boost approved by the House. The bill would raise individual income taxes by 12.4 percent and add billions in excise taxes on autos cigarettes liquor beer and other items. Corporate taxes would climb by about $2.9 billion annually while other changes add $245 million yearly. House passage was 233 to 160 with limits on dependency deductions cited by opponents. Senate debates and possible pruning loom as Congress weighs timing and scope.
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Senate
House
Congress
Bil Hareh
George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
McPatlarid
Arizona
Democrats
Millitin
Colorado
Jurors Find Howell Guilty of Second Degree Manslaughter
Jurors in Common Press Court found Charles Howell of Wheelersburg 42 guilty of second degree manslaughter for the death of Mrs Catherine Nikitarias Riggs in a Union Mills war accident. The verdict followed a 90 minute deliberation as Howell faces possible motion for new trial. He contends he traveled at moderate speed and the car skidded on loose gravel.
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Charles Howell
Wheelersburg
Cleverland
Vernon. Smith
Pan
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