State Insists City Act On Parking Ban
The State Highway Department demands the city of Portsmouth act on a parking ban as they await an agreement from years past. T. J. Mauer ordered Division Engineer Joseph N. Doyle not to submit all Portmouth projects until the council resolves the Gallia traffic issue. The city sought repaving on 11th Street amid weather and heavy traffic concerns, while City Manager Edward T. Beauwagate asks for clarity on the restrictive directive.
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State Highway Department
Portsmouth
Edward T. Beauwagate
Kauer
Dowie
Division 9
Scioto County
Charles & Stevenson
Rhodesav
New Boston
Gallia
Young
Young St
Gallia St
Norfolk St
Welnut
Dorle
Fortsmouth
Jzny
Lawrence Says Acheson Trapped By Cease Fire Policy
Washington report notes President Truman and Secretary Acheson are trapped by UN pressure and the Malik offer on a cease fire in Korea. The piece argues backing off could be seen as deserting the UN while standing firm risks prolonged war. It warns the Soviet Union could exploit the delay to stir trouble elsewhere.
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David Lawrence
Lawrence
Acheson
U.N
Lallies
United States
Korea
Middle East
Red China
Formosa
Miyave Lie
THN
Naarollaiy Entezam
U. N. Genera Assembly
U.N. Secretariat
New York
Lie
Enope
Tse
Ohio National Guard to move into new Portsmouth armory
Portsmouth Ohio October ceremony marks groundbreaking for a four and a half acre armory site on 17th street. George A. Suter Co. as general contractor led contracts totaling about 140 thousand dollars with site valued at 20 thousand and an expected armory cost over 150 thousand dollars. R J Monk & Co and other firms contributed plumbing and electrical work as speakers praised land donation by Tassarametis family.
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Pagan
Foundation
Suter
Flo
Get
Walker Mander
Se2da' Quertel
Comory
George A. Suter Co
R. J. Monk
Henry Meyer Co
FL & J. Electric Co
Columbus
Inside The Times: Phoenix Fire Co Board Forms
Harry Tessanomat is president and treasurer of the Phoenix Fire Co with George Tessanomat as vice president and attorney Sherrard Jonson as secretary. The trio forms the board of directors. The armory measures 427 feet wide and includes a recreation hall 11 by 80 feet for public meetings dances and basketball. Front and wings provide office and locker space and adits.
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Harry Tessanomatis
Phoenix Fie Co
George Tessaramatis
Sherrard Jonson
Armory
Korn
Norris Bein Dies Suddenly in Cincinnati
Norris Bein 45, a representative in estate interests, collapsed on the sidewalk outside a Sheraton-Gibson hotel in Cincinnati and died shortly after at Cincinnati General Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. The Hamilton County coroner said Bein spoke with two police officers minutes before his collapse and was reportedly ill after eating.
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Morris ¥. Bein
Hamilton County
Kerbert P. Lyle
Bein
Cincinnati
Bain
Clea
Br. Bein
de Icha H
U S Appeals For Assured Flow Of Oil From Abadan
U S ambassador Henry F Grady urged Prime Minister Mossadegh to secure oil flow to the West from Abadan refinery by concessions and suspension of anti sabotage laws. Mossadegh offered no firm compromise while British hope persisted and refinery workers faced potential shutdown.
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U.S
Tehreran
Iran
Henry F. Grady
Snow
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abddan
Grady
Mossadegh
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Truman
Khorram-shahr
Abaden
Ajlo.c
A.lo.c
Iranian Nations Oil Co
London
Herbert Morrison
ALO C
Emmanuel Shinwell
Brut Lhe
A.D.O.C
Lake White Claims Youth Victim Near Diving Board
A 15yearold from Washington Court House drowned at Lake White while swimming with a companion near the diving board. Pike County Sheriff says this is the eighth drowning at the lake in about 24 years. The incident occurred about two miles south of here on a Thursday.
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Waverly
Washington Court House
Lake White
Robert Beatt
Swinan
Here
Pike County
Jesse Foster
Scott
Chillicothe Waursdey
Ernestine Banks
Slyvie Viney
Shirley Thomas
Sarah Blickey
Carl Hitchens
the Lake
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Senate Passes Eight Month Controls Bill
The Senate approved an eight month extension of price wage and rent controls by 71 to 10. The House plans to sideline the measure and consider a shorter stopgap extension. The current law expires midnight tomorrow and President Truman urged a broader inflation defense.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Maybank
South Carolina
Sen.t (D
Michigan
Micho
Kids 9 15 vie for Fourth of July crowns at Civic Forum event
Portsmouth youths ages 9 to 15 will gather at Mir sl Stadium on July 4 for the Civic Forum’s annual Kids Day. The program includes a trek through running and field events, with first to third place prizes and a points race for overall champion. Registration begins at 7:30 am with events to start soon after. the afternoon schedule continues into the evening, ending around 10 o'clock.
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Ozens
Portsmouth
Mirsl
Civic
Hiwe
Charles Grohman
Jomes
William Ridenour
Charles Moore
Forum
Marshall outlines continued aid levels and economic links
Secretary of Defense Marshall testified that U S military assistance will remain at least as high in fiscal 1953 and 1954, with economic aid essential to defense. He forecast no reduction in foreign aid and urged continuation of economic cooperation machinery to support rearmament and civil facilities in resilient allied nations. Population growth noted at 154 to 155 million.
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BeesiNe
Marshall
Vével Iit
U.S
Acheson
ECA
Mittee
Free Nations
Europe
United States
Action On Korea Peace Seen Soon
The United States moved toward an early Korea cease fire as Gen. Ridgway received general negotiating instructions. Ambassadors and officials in Tokyo and Pusan discussed terms while Washington cautioned no details were disclosed. Officials in Seoul and Congress weighed the prospects, amid mixed signals about a halt to fighting along the South-North Korea border.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
London
United Nations
Rideway
Tokyo
William J. Sebald
U.S
Japan
Pusan
Joh J. Maceio
Clarence ‘Ryee
South Korenne
South Korea
Congress
Ridgway
Robert A. Lovett
White House
Joseph Short
USN
State Department
Jakob Malik
Russia
Lull Hits Korea Battlefront Amid Cease Fire Talks
Tokyo June 29 AP reports a lull on the Korean front as cease fire talk rises. A small hill fight northwest of Yon and a six‑handed court on the western front saw Communists hold the hill after Allied withdrawal. Chinese probes occurred at the center while UN patrols faced heavy fire in the iron triangle area.
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Tokyo
Yon
United
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