Blood donor drive appeals for 180 more in Scioto County
Red Cross calls for 180 additional blood donors for the fifth Portsmouth bloodmobile visit next Monday. Only 20 registered so far. center at Chamber of Commerce, local quote raised from 125 to 150 pints, blood used for local hospitals and shipped to overseas servicemen. Recruitment chairmen urge donors to replace blood used, noting a young Korea veteran’s motivation to ensure blood is available for his comrades.
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Donald Odle
Portsmouth
Red Cross
Korea
Grace Schafer
Odle
Birney Roberts
Red Cross Blood Office
Monnday
Scioto County
Richard L. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Horea
iMizs
C. L. Pitcher
Carl Odle
Ninth St
Portsmouth General Hospits
Sciota County to Host All Breed Dog Show at Riverside Park
Scioto Kennel Club presents an amateur all breed show at Riverside Park Sunday afternoon. The event, sanctioned by the American Kennel Club and sponsored by Mercy Hospital Guild, offers ribbons for top four in each class plus best of breed and best in show trophies. Entry open to dog owners 6 months and older. two rings will judge dogs in walk gait and show position.
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Sciota County
Rete. Kennel Club, Inc
Riverside Park
American Kennel Club
Mercy Hospital Guild
Scioto County
Paul L. Doyle
Scioto Kennel Club
IWO
Amendments Barred Aches on Opponents Set Back In Fund Block Try Elks Win
Washington June 27 AP Republicans suffered a setback in their bid to block funds for the State Department until a House vote on forcing Mr Acheson from secretary. The temporary financing plan, approved by the rules committee, would bar amendments as the House considers a resolution linking funding to the Acheson issue. Elks in Ohio had large youth programs honored. Dewey A. Conley won a four year college scholarship as the most outstanding caddy at Coun Club. If the temporary plan passes, agencies will be funded for the coming year. otherwise funds halt after Saturday.
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State Department
House
Acheson | Gut
Portsmouth
Lodge of Elks
Washington
Acheson
Elks Loru
Elks
Ohio
Tutu
Homer J
Mick
Pelleatte
The
Vgrand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order
Chicago
Civain
National
Senate
Gye
Dewey A. Conley
Harry O. Potts
Micklethwaite
New York
Appropriations Committee
Rules Committee
Appropriations Group
Congress
British Start Exodus from Iran Fields
ABADAN Iran June 17 AP The Anglo Iranian Oil Co began recalling British staff from oil fields as plans to fly them home proceed. Last planeloads of women and children left for Britain amid talks in London on the oil crisis. Production has halted at Abadan area fields and refinery storage risk grows while Iran's Mossadegh faces nationalization pressure. US Secretary Acheson says no intention to intervene.
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Britain
London
Attelee
Winston Churchill
Tran
Churchill
House of Commons
Attlee
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Francis Shepherd
Agrafart
Bandar Mashur
Aghajari
Shepherd
Mohammed Mossadeghi
Mauritius
Henry F. Grady
Mossadegh
Washington
Dean Acheson
United States
Vic. Acheson
Butler Leads Fight Against Meat Curbs
Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska declares two planned beef price rollbacks would exceed authority under current law. DiSalle counters optimism for future rollbacks in a new controls bill as Congress debates extending the defense production act. Senate moves to limit debate on the extension while House plans a 30 day extension. Edward J Flynn, long time Bronx Democratic chief, is hospitalized with a heart ailment.
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Washington
A&p
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSale
Congress
DiSalle
Democratic Congress
Senate
House
New York
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Living Index Edges To A Record High
Washington reports a government living index at a new record high for May. The index rose to 1.11 percent of the 1935 39 average, aided by food price boosts and other consumer items. Rail workers gain a one cent hourly wage increase July 1 under their contract.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor State Statistics
Bureau
Labor Statistics Bureau
Farm Income Tops Last Year’s Total
The Agriculture Department reports farm income running about 80 percent higher than a year ago, offset partly by a 13 percent rise in costs for goods and services. Receipts from sale of agricultural products estimated at 13.2 billion dollars for the first half of this year, up from 11.0 billion for the same period in 1950.
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Washin
Iom
Agriculture Department
Times
Kremlin Talks Reveal West's Skepticism On Korean Cease Fire
United Nations dispatches from June 27 quote U S Ambassador Kirk and Andrei Gromyko outlining Moscow's cautious stance on a Korean cease fire. Reports note pessimistic mood among unnamed diplomats and questions about who qualifies as belligerents. Malik's forthcoming UN Security Council tenure and related presiding duties pace the backdrop as Korea talks linger.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moscow
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei
Gromyke
the Union
Kirk
Washington
Eddy
G. H
Ndy
Swere
Ernest
A. ‘Gross
United’ Nations
Gross
Nasrallah ‘Entezam
General Assembly
Majik
Entezam
Constantin “.Zinchenko
Malik
Maakeran
Securty Council
Council
Norwey
West Side To Get Improved Power Service
Power improvements planned for the West Side will provide better electric service. A new substation will serve Galena Pike and areas west of Washington Boulevard. Crews expect to complete wiring and begin operation Thursday afternoon after final inspections.
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West Side
West Teaueeielandings
Galena
Inalington ‘Blvd
Committee Opera Hearing Opens With Massive Budget Figure
An AP report describes hearings on a global US project labeled as committee opera. The proposed budget totals 6.56 billion dollars with additional figures including 1.831 trillion and 148 billion cited in connection with alien construction approvals. The details appear fragmented but indicate a focus on large scale funding and approvals.
Allies Unworried Reds Shift Troops On North Korea Frontlines
North Korean forces continue shifting troops and supplies between frontlines as Chinese and Soviet backed units push in the Uijongbu-Seoul corridor. UN officers express no concern, expecting the Allied lines to hold while probing four buildup areas.
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Reds
Hatlands
Pyongyang
Sian
U.N
Couta
James A. van’ Fleet
Rand
Iron Triangle
Korea
New Boston Retains City Status Under Census Law
State studies show New Boston briefly dropped to village status after census figures. A new law lets communities count students away at college and military personnel abroad for city class eligibility. Secretary Brown says primary rules will be set by Attorney General ONeill with election held in September.
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Tames Ey McCoy
Werna
New- Boston
New Boston
Columbus
Boston
New “Boston
Ted W. Brown
James E. McCoy
McCoy
Armed Services
Brown
New
Tony
Willian O’neill
Martial Riffe
Ployas Stroman
A. Brown
Lew Boston
Storm Damage Hits Portsmouth and Area
A slight storm swept Portsmouth and parts of Southwestern Ohio with rain thunder and wind. Lightning struck wires at Ettore Conti’s home on Waller Street causing minor electrical interference and branches fell in Greenlawn Cemetery and other city sections. No property loss reported as crews from Ohio Power Co. sectionalized the break and restored service.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Electile Power
Waller St
Robinson’ ‘Ave
Power Co
Ettore Conti
Waller
Ohio” Power Co
Paul Biblman
Greenlawn
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Iocal
YOING
Kennel Club
Doyle
Ohio Youth Award
Representative Taber
Middle East
West
Mercy Hospital
Selby Shoe Co
Selby Joint Welfare Fund
Roger A. Selby
John J. Tierney
Selby
Gromyko
Kremlin
Jakob A. Malik
Ehesott
Achegon
Uijongbu
Seoul
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