Twin couple held in raid admit no relation to each other
A Friday night raid on an Albrecht Rd establishment led to the arrest of a man and a woman posing as Roy and Ruby Jones. They admitted the twin act was a hoax and that they are not related. Roy, now identified as Roy Dickson, faced liquor and policy game charges with fines and a six month workhouse term. Deputies found marijuana behind a juke box. a Lorain man linked to the marijuana denies knowledge and may be referred for prosecution. Ruby Jones said she and Dickson bought the Albrecht Rd farm with help from her brother Andrew Jenkins and that she kept his books for Roy. The couple’s policy operation reportedly grossed about $2,500 weekly.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Albrecht Rd
Roy
Ruby Jones
Roy Jones
Roy Dickson
Dilon
Ruby
Dickson
Jones
Dixon
Cleveland
Lorain
Carl Finegan
Manjuana
Finegan
Paul Mikus
Andrew Jenkins
51St
Cedar
Oberlin
Professor St. Oberlin
Knowland Urges Veto Of Tax Cut
Senate GOP Leader William F Knowland urged the president veto any tax bill with a twenty dollar per person income tax cut. He cited Treasury opposition and predicted the Senate would defeat the measure if offered as an floor amendment. If veto occurs new legislation would seek to extend excise and corporate taxes set to expire April.
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Washington
INS
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Congress
Knowland
Truman
Leon H. Keyserling
Senate Finance Committee
Californian
Treasury Department
GOP
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Capitol Hill
Five Day Weather Forecast for Ohio Cites Cloudy And Cooler Days
Northeast Ohio expects mostly cloudy and colder conditions tonight with a windy period. Showers are possible in the afternoon Wednesday after a day of high humidity and varied temperatures across the region. Normal highs range from 41 to 48 with cooler days midweek and a warming trend toward the weekend as rain chances rise north and statewide by Saturday.
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Ohio
Ioomset
Rair
Tota
Lausche Defends Budget Against Critics in Ohio
Democratic Governor Lausche criticized Republican lawmakers for labeling the $932 million budget out of balance and warned they would face an embarrassing position if they attempt to tamper with it. He called the plan conservative and said critics misstate its finances.
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Columbus
INS
Lausche
Egypt Post Attacked by Israeli Forces Kills 37
Cairo reports say thirty five soldiers and two civilians died after a three hour battle with Israeli forces near the Gaza border. United Nations observers describe the attack on an Egyptian military position near the Gaza railway station with Molotov cocktails mortars and automatic weapons used by Israeli forces. Egypt to protest to the United Nations and urge a Security Council meeting.
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Cairo
INS
Gaza
Jerusalem
United Nations Truce Supervision
Foreign Ministry
Egypt
United Nations
Security Council
Mahmoud Fawzy
of Nations No. 1
Lightning bolt kills six at Santos Jockey Club shed
A bolt of lightning struck a shed at the Jockey Club in Santos Brazil on Monday killing six workmen and injuring five others who had taken shelter there as the storm broke.
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Santos
Brazil
Jockey Club
March Comes In Like A Lamb Or A Lion In Ohio
A year after a fierce March snowstorm in Ohio, today’s highways are wet with no snow in sight. A springlike storm with tornadoes earlier caused deaths and damage, yet rescue operations proceeded without snow drifts hamper. The piece contrasts this year’s milder conditions with last March’s 13 inches of snow and widespread travel disruption.
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Ohio
Caus
March
Baby Bomb Explodes Over Desert Mock Atomic Attack
MT CHARLESTON Nev UP A baby atomic bomb exploded in the Nevada desert as eight fighter bombers capable of carrying it flew overhead in a mock attack. The detonation was set off atop a 300 foot tower by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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MT. Charleston
Nev
Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commiss
Nevada Proving Grounds
AEC
Ford Reports Strike Over At 3 Plants
Ford Motor Co. says the 8,000 workers at three Brookpark plants have ended a walkout. Production was halted at two engine plants and a laundry, with about 12,000 idle during the strike. CIO United Auto Workers pickets returned workers, as discipline on the loading deck triggered the action.
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Cleveland
INS
Ford Motor Co
Brookpark
Cleveland, C
J Faundry
Brook Park
CIO
Pike Route Hearings Promised
Governor Frank Lausche promised public hearings on complaints about the North South Turnpike route. He noted he followed prior policy on the East West route, and said he has studied the proposed corridor with inspections and aerial flights to address areas of controversy.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
iState
David McK. Ferguson
Lausche
Cambridge Republican
Fergusson
Turnpike Commission
It Isn’t Matsu
A garbled dispatch relates Harvey Matusow denying government witness lies at Communist trials while a senator references Formosa and a possible attack by Communist forces on Matsu Island held by Chinese Nationalists. The article notes political figures reacting to the Matusow statements amid tensions over Taiwan.
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Washington
Harvey Matusow
Sen Herman
Matsu
Matusow
Viatosca
Formosa Stra
Tornado Toll Cuts Through Youngstown And Troy
Tornadoes ripped through Ohio killing Mary Fallar, 43, in Youngstown and injuring eight others as four houses collapsed. In Troy a $100,000 twister damaged roofs, downed lines, and leveled parts of town with no injuries reported. Police declared a state of emergency as floods threatened the Ohio River and several bridges.
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Youngstown
Mary Fallar
Billy Conklin
Kenneth
Troy
Tro Sunshade Co
Hobart Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio Valley
Milford
Clermont County
Weather Bureau
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wedlhesda
State Highway Department
Cadmus
Galka County
Weandor County
Vintoncesno
Mineral
Vamae
Galka
Varios
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Where To Turn Fluoride Vote Urged In Battle Over Water
Debate rages as opponents and supporters press for a community fluoride vote. A proposed consensus ballot is cited as the only solution, while Elyria public schools choose W. C. McClellan for district leadership amid local health concerns.
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Rotary
W. C. McClellan
Elyria Public Schools
Pomimee
Swenaees
Jet Crash in Lake Charles Kills Five at Trailer Park
A six engine B T stratojet crashed in flames into a Lake Charles trailer park late Monday night, exploded and killed five people including three crewmen and two civilians. Flaming debris set fires to four houses and two trailers as the plane attempted to land at Lake Charles AFB six miles away. The pilot had radioed for instructions before the crash, knocking down power and communications lines. Firefighters faced water shortages in fighting the blaze as Lake Charles residents vote on a referendum to decide if the air force base becomes a permanent installation.
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Lake Charles
Lake Charlies
Lake Charles Air Force Base
Albert Morgan
Kate
James Sapp
Lake Charles Afb
Clarence Wilson
California
Mark Beck
Downieville
Calif
Elwyn McBee
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S. Highway
Air Force Base
Freed Reds Face Charges
ATLANTA two top Communist party leaders Eugene Dennis general secretary and John Gates former Daily Worker editor were freed from Atlanta Federal Prison but kept in federal custody for a hearing on charges of belonging to an organization that teaches and advocates the violent overthrow of the government. Dennis and Gates had served about two thirds of five year terms for conspiracy to teach and advocate violent overthrow and were turned over to U S marshals for direct appearance before U S Commissioner Frank Holden.
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Atlanta
Communist Party In America
Eugene Dennis
Paren
John Gates
Daily Worker
U.S
Frank Holden
Dennis
Gates
Hitch-Hiker Killed After Car Plunge In Kentucky
Early Mc Farland 19 of Cincinnati was killed while hitchhiking after his car wrecked and plunged off a Kentucky highway. Two companions were arrested for drunkenness as police reported the crash killed him.
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Cincinnati
Early McFarland
Boone County
McFarland
Spaghetti Supper at Salvation Army for Adults and Children
Local notice invites landlords and neighbors to a spaghetti supper hosted by Salvation Army. Event offers meals at 25 cents for children and 67 30 PM seating. Proceeds support community programs.
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Salvaction Army
Belaalt
Benchwork
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