Sandusky Bay fishing bill sparks long state fight
In Columbus a 25 year dispute over Sandusky Bay fishing flared as Sen Ralph Humphrey proposed a net size amendment to aid commercial fishers, sparring with Sen Delbert Latta. House backing remains strong, hearing adjourned after delayed debate with witnesses from Sandusky Port Clinton and Ashtabula.
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Ashtabula
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Bowling Green
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Erie
Senate
Pennsylvania
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Fose
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Toledo
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
Chris Hansen
Merle Jackway
Eve,Pa
Ashtabule
Scout Drive In District Tops $10,000
The Southeast District report shows at least 10,000 raised for the Firelands Area Boy Scout Council camp improvement drive totaling 150,000. District chairman C Sheldon Rieley notes units are just starting house to house canvassing and the figure may rise. An unofficial note suggests Cherlin area could contribute about 7.00 toward the goal though not all is in the 20,000 tally.
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Firelands Area
Boy Scout Council
C. Sheldon Rieley
Qherlin
House Debates Reserve Training Bill and Speed Limits
The Ohio House approved a speed limit bill 110 to 11 to raise daytime limits and keep 50 mph at night for buses and trucks. The measure heads to the Senate with Governor Lausche expected to act after liaison with highway officials.
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Belmont
Lee Mantle
Lake
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Mantle
Ohio
Lancione
Robert Longsworth
R-Carroll
Highway Department
Brooklyn Village
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Elyria Girl Scouts Observe Foot Health Week
Dr. Nita V. Webb led a foot health program for Girl Scout troops 2 25 27 82 and 83 at Franklin School community room as part of Foot Health Week May 13 to 20. She urged daily foot care citing four of five women suffer pain from foot ailments and demonstrated exercises.
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Nita V. Webb
Franklin School
Elyria
Girl Scouts of Troops 2
President Proposes Million-Man Reserve Force Plan
The administration bills calls for a 2.9 million man ready reserve by 1960 with authority to call one million reservists in a national emergency and five year service for all entering the services. Failure to maintain reserve training triggers recall to active duty and possible court martial. Youths ages 17 and 18 may volunteer for six months active training followed by seven years in reserve. Concerns arise over draft penalties and volunteer limits.
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Howse
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D-Tenn
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Tin lids flipped a large sum by American housewives
The Ma layan Tin Bureau reports that one American housewife opened about 30 million on tin products over four days, reflecting unusual consumer activity and demand in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Ma‘layan Tin Bureau
Ridgeville Wins Water Sale With Elyria in 6 to 2 Vote
City Council approves a 20 year water sale to Ridgeville by Elyria in a 6 to 2 vote after a year long debate. Minimum 200000 gallons per 48 hours, rising to 650000 after Jan 1 1960, at 15.2 cents per 100 cf. Opposed cited pumping time limits and control concerns.
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Ridgeville
Elyrial
Ridge
Elyrians
Lorain County
Elyria
Smith
Columbus Council Acts To Keep Peace On River
Columbus officials move to curb water conflicts on Greggs and O ’Shaughnessy reservoirs after violence between fishermen water skiers and boat enthusiasts. River Patrol head Captain Lloyd W Goldie West notes sabotage, logs chained underwater and shots fired from river banks. City council acts to prevent further harm and protect riders and anglers.
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Columbus Council
Lloyd W.goldie West
Greggs
O'Shaughnessy
Harbers
Vem
West
Columbus
Separate Appeals Delay Ruling in Sheppard Case
In Cleveland, two appeals by convicted wife killer Dr. Sam Sheppard may be heard separately, delaying the final appellate ruling. Arguments on the first petition for trial error proceed Monday as state attorneys await a copy of the second petition which has not yet been filed.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Sam
Arthur Peterstige
Appellate Court
Judgips
Turnabout Witness Convicted in Lamb Case
Washington a federal court jury of eight women and four men convicted Marie Natvig 51 a grandmother and three time bride of three counts of lying to FBI and FCC officials in the Lamb case sentencing deferred bail set at 1000 and potential 15 year prison and 6000 fine defense plans appeal Natvig testified she was a communist in the mid 20s and knew Lamb as a party member before recanting under alleged coercion.
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Washington
Marie Natvig
Natvig
Natiig
FBI
Federal Communications Commission
Lamb
Jean Dwyer
FCC
Court Refuses Intervention in Cleveland Press Contempt Case
The US Supreme Court declined to intervene after Cleveland Press editor Lows B. Selzer announced penalties for three staff members found guilty of contempt. Louis Clifford Sam Giaimo and James Thomas photographed in a courtroom on August 20 1953 despite a no picture order issued by Common Pleas Judge Joseph Silbert. Sentences included fines of 500 3100 and a suspended 100 with one hour in jail for Brewer arraignment coverage.
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Cleveland
Lows B. Selzer
Slbert
Nelson Brewer
Strange Creature Rescued After Woman Scream Alarm
Racine police responding to a shoreline call found a screaming sounded rescue incident but uncovered an African bird in the Lake Michigan waterfront demanding breakfast instead.
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Racine
Wis
Lake Michigan
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