Mosher To Study Bill For Ohio School Authority
Senate Leader Mechem asked Charles Mosher to study the feasibility of an Ohio school authority bill over the weekend. The measure would authorize bonds to build schools in distressed districts, lease to local boards, and retire bonds from rental proceeds.
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Bill
Ohio School Authority
Columbus
INS
School Authority
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Senate Education Committee
Charles Mosher
Govierno. Lausche
A. G. Lancione
Belmont County
Arthur Miller x00
Harrison County
House
Delay Endangers School Construction Bill in Senate
Washington reports that delay threatens passage of a school construction bill as Sen. H Alexander Smith says time is running out amid debates over segregation. Labor Committee hearings paused after Feb 21 and awaiting Oveta Hobby testimony record while action looms toward a White House conference.
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Washington
INS
Senate Labor Committee
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
GOP
Fxerman Eas
Labor Committee
Lister Hill
Dylla
Senate
Staud
Smith
Hill
Delax
White House
Eisenhower
House
Sesson
Hungry Cold Children Found Near Two Bodies in Rin Grande River Bend
In Las Cruces a man and a woman were found dead in a dry Rin Grande River bed while three emaciated children were rescued nearby. The children, identified as Rama Wurpny and Deores Vasquez 4, were found severely exposed and undernourished. Authorities report the adults and the car associated with the scene had been in shelterless, cold conditions since Sunday. Investigators plan to question the children once recovered.
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Las Cruces
Thrree
Rin Grarde
Fae
Torres Mer
Ms Simther
Dolores Vasquez
Ceere
Arinar C Pescen
Monea
Rama Wurpny
Dejores
Reards Vasamez
Enugren
Vasquez
Deores
Devas
Las Chives
Peterson
Kentucky asks aid in L and N strike crisis
Governor Lawrence Wetherby declared a Kentucky state of emergency as walkouts against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Southern Bell spread. About 18,000 workers idle, rail traffic down a fourth, coal mines halted, and passenger service stopped. President Eisenhower urged to recall the 1953 Emergency Board. State seeks investigation to reveal facts in the public interest.
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Kentucky
Southland
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone Company
South
Lawrence Wetherby
L&n
Esenhower
Abor
CIO Communications
Beli
Sirmingham Ala
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Importance Of Teaching Emphasized By Medina County Leader
Dr Harold White, Medina County Schools superintendent, told Elyma Education Association members and Elyma High seniors that public schools are the most important American institution. He warned aspiring teachers they will face heartaches and problems, while outlining the job of teaching during Teacher Career Week observances at First Methodist Church.
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America
Harold White
Medina County
Elyma Education Association
Elyma High School
Margaret E Edwards
Mass Yuvon Deenges
Green
Care Sain Weinzgarten
Carat Srphie
Yarna Prondie Larm Oldenshire Maudette Mowre
Camis Madara l Karia Keehn
Karen Heintzman Gieser
Martone Francis Raid Andress
Anc Boresko
First 1955 Fishing Tugs Start Operations at Vermilion
Vermilion on Lake Erie woke to the opening of the commercial fishing season with Kishman Fish Co nets in place and several tugs at work. The first load, about 400 pounds of fish, arrived at Kishman port via the tug Edward K after an engine breakdown forced an early return. Kishman operates seven fishing boats, including two gill netters and five trap nets, with three employees. Pickerel lead by weight, followed by yellow perch and pike, make up the early catch, with size requirements noted for each species. Weather and wind remain key disruptors as captains gauge when to set nets and begin full operations.
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Maurice Waldorf
Lorain
Kishman Fish Co
Vermilion
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Edward K
Kishman
Kashman
LH. Kishman
Iee
Yveliouw Pickerei
Lake Ene
Galion Youth's Murder Trial Set For April 26
Frederick Spears, 17, of Galion, was scheduled to stand trial April 26 for second degree murder in the strangling death of his sister Patricia, whose nude body was found near Grestline. The date was set by Crawford County Common Pleas Judge John Carroll after defense counsel waived a jury and requested a three-radiate court. trial will be bench. Spears had denied involvement until viewing her body in a funeral home.
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Bucyrus
Frederick Spears
Crawford County Common Pleas
John Carroll
Spears
Gfies
Patrcia, Jb
Grestline
Youth Given Life Sentence For Murder Dedham Case
In Dedham Massachusetts sixteen year old Peter Makarewicz was sentenced by Superior Judge Lewi Goldberg to life in prison for the murder of one year old Geraldine Annese. An Norfolk County jury found him guilty of first degree murder after a two hour and thirty four minute deliberation. The killing occurred after the child was enticed into a two car garage near her home on November 4. Evidence included blood on Makarewicz and matching fingerprints on car fenders.
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Dedham
Mass
Peter Makarewicz
Norwood
Dedam
Lewi Goldberg
Geraldine Annese
Norfolk County
Peter's
Makarewiceg
Nes Dar
Siangil
Sports Editor Dies in Champaign After Cancer Fight
Champaign News-Gazette sports editor Tia-Jack Prowse Diyearnid died Thursday after a prolonged cancer battle. Prowse Diyearnid had been undergoing treatment since last spring, leaving the sports desk short-handed and prompting tributes from colleagues and local teams.
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Champaign
Tia
Jack Prowse
Champaign News-Gazett
Proweis
Fulbright Blasts GOP Critics Of Stocks Probe
Senator Fulbright defends the Senate stock market inquiry against Republican critics who warn the economy cannot withstand examination. He accuses GOP leaders and Harvard professor Galbraith of gloom while insisting the probe remains a friendly study of Wall Street, with GM noting stock fluctuations do not affect forward planning.
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J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
America
Senate Banking Committee
Hall
Repubican Professonais Vinieniiz
Banlsrg
Fulbright
Jet Economic Committee
Galbraith
Paul H. Douglas
Republican Party
Nead
Twin births mark rare 36 day interval in Delaware
Deborah Lar born Thursday weighed five pounds four ounces, Douglas weighed three pounds one ounce at birth on January 28. Dr James G. Parker delivered the twins by cesarean section. The 34 year old mother and father, a trucking company official, celebrate a rare pregnancy with a 36 day gap between births, among the second longest recorded.
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Delaware
Bernard Schrees
Daugh
Jane M Case
Deborah Lar
Rec
Douglas
James G. Parker
Iev Orah
Twe Malden
Parker
Cuyahoga County Population Growth Highlighted by CEI Survey
Cleveland area report shows Cuyahoga County added about 735000 residents since 1550, with Euclid and Parma identified as the fastest growing suburbs. CEI based totals on electricity meter counts across communities, noting county estimates differ from 1930s figures.
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Cleveland
Cleve Basin
Plane Crash Near Dayton Kills Pilot
Capt Harold C. Fischer of Alexandria Virginia died when a T 33 jet trainer exploded on a farm near West Milton Ohio while en route to Patterson Air Force Base from Andrews AFB Washington Officials found the seat belt had snapped suggesting he was belted in at impact Witnesses described a bursts of flame and a deep ground scar as investigators examined wreckage for cause of the fatal crash
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Patterson Air Force
Harold C. Fischer
Alexandria
West Milton
Rere Fischer
Andrews Afb
Washington
Pentagon
Watreed N. Snyder
Punishment Of Officer Is Reduced
Camp Gordon Ga. Army board reduces a lieutenant’s punishment after witnesses testified to brutal treatment of trainees. Lt A Witter and Lt Anderson faced a publicized inquiry for harsh methods including beating a trainee, setting soldiers to sand for dirtiness, and a mock funeral incident. Public response supported Anderson’s toughness, while the board found the punishment unduly severe and altered it.
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Gordon Ga
Anderson
Sai
Witter
Maral
Amiatne
Board of Review
Camp Gordon
College Founder Dies in Wisconsin at 93
Abbot Bernard H. Pennings, 93, founder of St. Norbert College in West De Pere, Wisconsin, and the oldest Norbertine priest in the world, died Thursday in Green Bay area.
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Green Bay
Wis
Bernard H. Pennings
St. Norbert College
West de Pere
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