Eisenhower says economy has halted decline and improving
President Eisenhower delivered a mid year economic report stating that the recent downturn has stopped, with the dollar stable and wages rising. He cited signs of improvement including lower unemployment, rising retail sales, strong capital spending, a construction boom, and a robust stock market, while noting some sector declines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Federal Reserve
Wellington Boy Injured After Auto Collision
Eight year old Douglas Carmichael was struck by a car driven by Rupert Kent while crossing near Wellington’s town square after a fire department demonstration. He was taken to Lodi Community Hospital in fair condition. the driver was not held.
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Wellington
Douglas Carmichael
Lodi Community Hospital
Clinton Carmichael
Douglas
South Maine
Rupert Kent
Zanesville
William Carroll
Kent
Robert McQuate
O Len
Mystery man Hoversten resurfaces in Sheppard case in Cleveland
Former Bay View Hospital staffer Dr. Lester T. Hoversten returned from California and was placed under police guard as a key witness. Police also added Mrs. Sandra Kelly to the caseFiles, revealing new information strengthening the case against Dr. Samuel Sheppard in Marilyn Sheppard murder.
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Cleveland
Lester T.haversten
Bay View Hospital
California
Marilyn Sheppard
Indianapolis
Sandra Kelly
Sandy
Frank Story
Haverston
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
1 Bay Village
Yeh
Anne Om
Dr and Mrs Hampton and Sheppard implicated in Sheppard case
The report threads a tangle of suspects and witnesses in the Dr Samuel Sheppard case. A girl identified as a friend of Marilyn from Cleveland was brought to the Hampton Sheppard home on August 7. The search for the murder weapon continues in Bay Village while Mrs Sheppard’s murder on July 4 is recalled. A chrome plated wrench is mentioned as a possible tool. Mrs Rita Padisak’s orthopedic braces were unused in an attempted rescue. The narrative ties in Andrew and Martin as relatives, the Grand River drowning near Main Street Bridge, and Sandy identified as a person involved. Mrs Sandra Kelly, wife of pitcher Bob Kelly, is described as a friend of the Sheppards with a link to Marilyn, asserting she never did more than be a good friend and that she drove with the Sheppards to Los Angeles in 1949. The chaos underscores the long, conflicting threads surrounding the case.
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Haverston
Bay Village
J. Spencer
Indi- Houk
Cate
Sam
Marilyn
Haversten
Kent
Bob Kelly
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Columbus
Dayton
California
Sandy
Samuel Sheppard
Friends
Pasalena
Calif
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Sheppard Hospital
Ohio
George L. Hampton
Eriendx
Hampton
Cleveland
Frank
Rita Padisak
Sandra Kelly
Indianapolis Indians
Guitless
Kely
Marlyn
Jurors Study Holley Case Deliberations Begin
Jurors in William Holley’s driving while intoxicated case began deliberating at 1 p.m. after a noon recess in Municipal Court. The three day trial featured heated exchanges with Walter Gordon pressing the prosecution led by Ray Miraldi. Holley faces a separate Amherst trial on a similar charge after a May 31 arrest by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
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Lorain
William Holley
Walter Gordon
Holley
Ray Miraldi
Gordon
Amherst trial details and hospital lab key allegations
Holley testifies his daughter called State Patrol about his arrest for crossing lines, while Amherst denial and patrol log cast doubt. Libel suit threat against the Lorain Journal rises as defense cites malicious persecution. Weather shows cloudy cool periods with a mild Friday breeze along Lake Erie.
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State Patrol
Amherst
Halley
Louis Adelsperger
Holley
St. Joseph Hospital
Stack
Regina Stack
Jimmy Mahony
James Mahony
Lorain Journal
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Journal
Haug
Jack E. Fadiman
L Highway Patrol
Beiden
Fight To Junk New Turnpike Being Planned
In east central Ohio a battle forms to defeat a north south turnpike proposal. Restaurants and motels along Routes 40 and 22 fear loss of east west traffic. The Ohio Rural Highways Association is being formed to lead the fight, with action expected after the Legislature returns in January.
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Uyulusdus
Ohio
Ohio Rural Highways Association
Walkout Possible At Colson Corp
Management union contract talks at Colson Corp neared a crucial stage with an unofficial report that workers may strike if no settlement is reached by 4 30 today. Local 19343 AF of L met company officials as the old pact expired April 15 and union members voted to walk out if negotiations fail by end of today’s shift. Preliminary procedures for a walkout have been completed by Local 19343.
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Colson Corp
Federal Labor Union
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Jocal
Eisenhower Proclaims National Day of Prayer
President Eisenhower proclaimed Wednesday September 22 as a national day of prayer. Congress in 1952 required the President to set aside at least one weekday annually for the public to reaffirm reliance on Divine support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Truck Kills Worker at Columbus Construction Site
A Columbus construction worker, Crockett Boles, was struck by a truck and killed Wednesday as he emerged from an unprotected manhole. The Resar Service Co. will be located at 215 E Griswold Rd near the B&O railroad after Aug Wa Powe BE Ady.
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Columbus
Crockett Boles
Resar Service Co
E. Griswold Rd
B. & O. Railroad
UN Handing Over North Korea Territory to Korea
The United Nations Command said it would transfer 2,000 square miles of captured North Korean land to the Republic of Korea in what is seen as a major concession to President Syngman Rhee. The property was under UN military governance and the move is not expected to derail ongoing talks on a settlement of the Korean question.
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Korea
United Nations Command
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Syngman Rhee
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Pamenandar Man Tohn
Hull offers to turn over Korean bulge to ROK authorities
In a letter to Rhee, Hull says he is ready to hand over to Korean authorities the Allied bulge north of the 38th parallel, the only ground U.N. forces held in the Korean war, ending a dispute between the Republic of Korea and the U.N. Command. A Seoul resolution urges the U.N. Command to relinquish its military government over the area, which has been under U.N. control since the truce. The region covers about 130,000 population and 2,054 square miles with farmland and tungsten mines.
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Seoul
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South Korea
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Ohio
U.S. Sth Army
Lorain Woman Given Murder Case Pardon
Elizabeth Tropic of Lorain received an unconditional pardon from Governor Lausche for a 1919 second degree murder conviction. The pardon, crucial to avoid deportation under McCarran act, follows years of immigration scrutiny after her return from Italy. Tropic, mother of six, had earlier served time and faced deportation due to felony conviction.
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Lorain
Frank J. Lausche
Elizabeth Tropic
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Kershner
U. S. Immigration and Nattralization Service
Cleveland
Tropic
William B. Thompson
Rocco
Marye ‘Ville
Tripio
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Rosso
Louis DiAngelo
Joseph Verico
Pat
West German security chief says Russia seeks to Bolshevize world
Dr Otto John former West German security chief who defected to the Reds is quoted saying Russia is conducting tremendous monster like efforts to Bolshevize all of Germany and the world. Bonn Interior Ministry released parts of a staff study he wrote before entering East Berlin July 40.
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Frankfort
INS
Otto John
Reds
Russia
Germany
Interior Ministry
Bonn
John
East Berlin
Witness blasts McCarthy in Senate probe clash
A defense plant worker Louis Passikof of Scotia New York refused to say if he is a Communist and angrily charged that Sen. Joseph R McCarthy has no right to probe his beliefs. Passikof shouted that McCarthy has to face an American public trial and declared that the senator is awaiting trial.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Louis Passikof
Scotia
N.Y
McCarthy
Learn to Drive Lesson In Eiyria Drive Scheme
An unclear OCR fragment describes a driving lesson program in Eiyria Drive. It mentions a contact code Cal Si-413 and references a person or group related to a driving scheme. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Kiteos
Indicted for Girl's Murder in Indianapolis Hotel case
Indiana grand jury indicts Victor H. Lively 25 Beaumont Texas as first degree murder in the strangulation death of 18 year old Dorothy Poore of Clinton Ind. Prosecutor Fairchild plans the death penalty. Lively confessed after being captured near St Louis July 23. Two counts: murder by strangulation and murder by means unknown.
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Indianapolis
Marne County
Victor H. Lively
Dorothy Poore
Clinton
Ind
Frank H. Fairchild
Beaumont
Tex
Lively
St. Louis
Claypool
Where To Turn IF CROWDED QUARTERS CRAMP YOUR COMFORT
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Mike Yarosh
LaGrange District
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