Negro Voting Battle Looms in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama a major clash over Negro voting unfolds as U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr presides over contempt charges against former Circuit Judge George Wallace for withholding voter registration records. The case stems from Civil Rights Commission inquiries into racial discrimination in Macon Barbour and Bullock counties. Wallace faces possible fines and jail if convicted. The wider fight centers on white supremacy in the Deep South and tensions around segregation led by King era protests. The incident follows Eisenhower's Civil Rights Commission inquiry into Negro voting rights with Tuskegee Institute cited amid broader regional pressure.
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Barges Add Hazards In Ohio River Flood
Pittsburgh dispatch reports barge floods on the Ohio River created new hazards from Steubenville to Weirton. About 1,000 people displaced as hundreds of barges battered bridges and prompted closures along routes 22 and 30 and nearby towns in Pennsylvania. The floodwaters lifted into Mingo Toronto Empire and Wellsburg with property damage and calls for emergency radio alerts as cold fronts heightened risks.
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State Road Damage May Be $3 Million
Columbus records show Ohio highways damaged by recent floods may total about three million dollars. Highway Director Everett S Preston, after an aerial survey and engineer reports, said damage will run conservatively between two and three million.
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Ohio Flood Toll and Rescue Efforts Expand Across State
Floods across Ohio force evacuations in Zanesville and Warren while roads, bridges, and a rail line suffer. The National Guard aids rescue and repair as state officials seek federal disaster aid. Gov DiSalle seeks White House assistance. 450 rental houses offered for flood victims. typhoid vaccine ordered and water safety urged.
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Trapped Miners Face Aftermath of Flooded Anthracite Collapse
In a deep mine disaster, twelve miners remain trapped as flood waters fill interconnected shafts eight miles from the site. Rescue leaders warn two years may be needed to pump out the waters, while veterans vow to quit underground work.
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DiSalle cabinet pay hikes delayed by 90 days ruling
Governor DiSalle announced cabinet pay raises cannot take effect before a 90 day delay after an informal ruling by McElroy. The ruling blocks emerg ency status and keeps cabinet members in office without resignations or reappointment.
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GOP Plans Statement On Party's Principles
Raymond Labr discusses a two day Republican National Committee meeting in Des Moines Iowa where Meade Alcorn outlines a plan to redefine GOP principles a long range declaration to reshape public attitude toward the party. The plan includes a party magazine radio TV show recruitment drive and expanded field operations. Brown objects to bypassing congressional leaders and criticizes the plan as a face lifting tactic aimed at unity and voter enthusiasm.
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Kefauver Warns Inflation Hurts U.S. In World Markets
Sen. Estes Kefauver warns inflation threatens the international position of the United States pricing itself out of world markets. He testifies during Senate hearings on price manipulation by major industries as lawmakers debate anti trust and housing measures amid broad inflation critique.
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Vermilion Flood Recedes As Roads Remain Closed
Heavy rain flooded Vermilion area causing ice jams and damaged bridges. Coast guards rescued boat crews and two people from a restaurant, while 10 homes and two trailer parks were reportedly flooded and roads like Beck Wadsworth and Root Road remained closed.
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Mount Vernon Flood Reports Highlight Rescue Struggles
Witness recounts chaotic rescue and salvage efforts as flood waters isolate Vermilion and surrounding areas. Power and communications fail. generators moved from a garage to power stations while trains stop and roads flood. Local businesses suffer extensive damage and evacuation crews work around the clock.
Muffler noise limits and pigeon removal bills filed
Ohio legislators introduced bills to reduce vehicle noise and remove pigeons on the statehouse grounds. Sen Lowell Fess proposed testing stations for noise output with a 78 unit limit for cars and higher for trucks. Sen Robert Shaw urged trapping and destruction of pigeons on Capitol grounds.
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Decker Community Leader Active in Multiple Organizations
Decker, a St. Ma Yo parish member and mayoral contender, promotes his line of project proposals and is involved with Knights of Columbus, Elks, and Eyma Lions Club. He has aided Red Cross and Community Chest efforts with his wife Jeanette, and they reside near Elsa District Cathote High School with four daughters.
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New Istanbul London Airline Planned for Spring
London officials said Turkey will open a new Istanbul London air line in the spring. The plan aims to expand international routes and boost regional travel between Turkey and Britain.
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Union Officer Declares Ohio Benefit Fund Sound
Elmer F. Cope secretary treasurer of the Ohio AFL CIO says the state unemployment compensation fund is sound and in excellent financial condition. He criticized a governor’s remark that the fund would exhaust in 18 months, saying the statement creates a false impression endangering workers’ benefits.
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Hovis Seeks Mayor Nomination in Local Race
Hovis and his wife Emma have two daughters Shirley and Susan. He lives at 420 Tenth St and is active in civic groups including First Methodist Church and King Solomon Lodge. He serves on the Elyria Crest Pal Society board and says the race will feature more than one party candidate in the primary.
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