Eight Annual Charity Horse Show Opens With 130 Exhibitors
The Portsmouth Charity Horse Show at Lucasville Fairgrounds begins its eighth annual run with 130 exhibitors and more than 230 horses stabled for the three day benefit. Exhibitors come from 10 states and compete in 55 classes, including two new events for young riders.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Gan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Fairgrounds
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Charles Taylor
South Shore
Schisler Provision Co
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Audrey Huricane Pounds Texas Coast Coastline
Hurricane Audrey struck the upper Texas coast and eastern Louisiana with 100 mph winds, battering towns from Port Arthur to Galveston. Thousands evacuated, power lines down, sea walls breached, and widespread flooding disrupted Orange and Galveston as officials logged extensive damage and suspicions of a historic storm.
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Tex
Audrey
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Fort Arthur
Beauront
Orange
Port Neches
Nederland
Graves
Port Acres
Sabine Lake
Galveston
Sher
Chester Holts
Orange County
Grange
Audit Finds Minor Findings in Scioto County Courthouse Records
Scioto County audit filed with State Auditor James Rhodes shows findings totaling 2,974.37 with 2,435.07 outstanding. Exam covered Sept 11, 1949 to Sept 21, 1954 across county offices and courts. Largest finding 1,475.81 tied to inheritance tax overpayments in Aug 1954 distribution.
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Scioto County
James A. Rhodes
Allen G. Atwill
Atwill
Roy E. Vastine
Everett Burton Jr
Texaminer
Siste
NLRB Studies Union Complaint Over Discharge
Joseph Odile, NLRB field examiner, will investigate an AFL-CIO complaint against Williams Mig Co alleging a woman employee was discharged for union activity. The union withdrew consent for an election. Odle will interview witnesses and report to NLRB district director Charles M. Ryan. FCC Chairman McConnaughey to retire when his term ends.
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Joseph Odile
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio National Committee
Williams Mig. Co
Willian
Odle
Charles M. Ryan
NLRB
Times Scholarships 16,000 Acres Is Classroom For Foresters
Tar Hollow State Park in Ross County hosts the sixth Ohio Forestry training camp with 125 students, including 28 Brush-Moore scholarship recipients. The Times sends Mary Susan Jenkins, Linda Lou Jenkins, Larry G. Osborne, and Joyce Keaston. The camp sits amid Tar Hollow State Forest near the Ross-Hocking county line, east of Chillicothe. details continue on page 22.
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Portsmouth Times
Ohio
Tar, Hollow State Park
Linda Loy Jenkins
Mary Susan Jenkins
Larry G. Osborne
Joyce Keaton
Bob Bass
Times
Tar Hollow State Park
Ross County
Ohios Forestry
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Brush-Moore
William H. Vodrey
The
Clifford Jenkins
Scistaville
Linda Lou Jenkins
Dale Jenkins
Joseph Osborne
Rushtown RL
Joyce Keaston
Hillcrest
Sidacre Tar Hollow State Park
Tar Hollow State Forest
Ross-Horking County
Chillicothe
Double Rocket Firing Staged at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral Florida a staged double rocket launch occurred with two firings on the same day. Reporters described the white smoke trails and loud sounds while the Air Force did not identify the missiles. Observers said the rockets were likely not the Jupiter or Atlas models.
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Nina Joslin
Orlando ‘Sentinel
John Morton
Miami Kerward
Nickerson Dues To Testify In iCourt-Martial
Col John C Nickerson Jr is set to testify in a 10 man court martial at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama about spilling defense secrets to unauthorized persons He follows Dr Wernher von Braun who testified Wednesday The defense cites the Wilson Memoranda and notes a senior adviser favored the Army Jupiter missile over the Air Forces Thor If convicted Nickerson faces dismissal and up to 30 years in prison
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickereson Jr
Wernher von Braun
Nickerson
Charles E. Wilson
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West Point
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Adm
Arthur E. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Redstone Arsenal
Mickerson
Paris
Five Miners Freed from Cavern by 230 Foot Auger
In Steubenville Ohio five grimy miners trapped for over fourteen hours by a cavern were rescued through a 230 foot hole bored by a 42 inch auger into Betsy Mine No. 3 Powhatan Mining Co. They emerged unharmed to cheers from rescue workers and relatives. The men had been deep in a horizontal shaft when the cave in blocked air and passage.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Caid Fred Sabol
Harrisville
Tone
Henk Horvath
Glenn Robbins
Martin Kovalsi
Joseph Lupinski
Mount Pleasant
Kenny Hamilton
Adena
Horvath
Wait Ling
Supinski
Betsy Mine No
Powhatan Mining Co
Indiana Right to Work Law Takes Effect
Indiana law takes effect after the 1957 legislature acts are promulgated and bound copies are received. The measure does not void existing union shop contracts unless renegotiated or extended beyond their original 2 period. The impact on Indiana workers and national labor leaders will be watched closely.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
the Times
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Governors urge tax relief as bonds rise for school building
The 49th Governors Conference voiced distress at high bond rates hindering financing for schools and capital projects. It urged the President and Congress to ease the burden, while a joint study with the administration was discussed. Governors also pressed to reduce oil imports from 22 to 16.6 percent and a Cabinet panel was formed to study oil security implications.
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Williamsburg
Washington
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Florida
Boca Raton
Stratton
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
America
Eisenhower
First Flights Set Congressmen To Speak At Airport Inaugural
Congressmen Thomas Jenkins and James Polk will speak at the Cincinnati Northern port airport inauguration. The two will fly from Washington to attend the event and help secure federal aid. The Civil Aeronautics Administration completed inspection showing facilities meet standards. Two first flights from Cincinnati and Columbus will mark the ceremony.
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James G. Polk
Ml Highland
James D. Williams
Wash
Oto County
Ington
City Finance
Cincinnati
Fed
Lake Central Airlines
Portsmouth
Pam
They Airwort
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Sno
Columbus
Lowell Cravenstadt
Washington
Donald Ross
Pittsburgh
W. Scott
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Portsmouth-Ca
Lumbus
Lake Central
Arista
Rep. Jenkins
Mae Belcher
Rep
Would Put Weapons In U N Control Plan
London reports indicate U S officials favor partial disarmament steps toward international control of nonnuclear stocks. Russia accepts the principle of transferring weapons to oversight with lists prepared by major powers. Stassen proposes specific stockpiles under UN supervision for later destruction or peaceful use, addressing British and French objections.
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London
U.S
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
U.N
United States
Soviet warn Bonn on nuclear arms and reunification
The Soviet Union warned West Germany that cooperation with the West on nuclear arms Ends any hope of German reunification. A Gro myko note to ambassador Haas called nuclear armament and reunification irreconcilable. Britain and France favored earlier proposals but feared their smaller armies would be disadvantaged.
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Soviet Union
West Germany
Andri Gromyko
Wilhelm Haas
Germany
Britain
France
Stassen
Russia
Canada
Valerian Zorin
U.S
United States
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