Ohio taxpayers react to Eisenhower budget proposal
In Columbus, statewide reaction to President Eisenhower’s record budget is muted among Ohio taxpayers. The piece notes little public uproar at the state level as officials assess the impact and scope of the proposed expenditures.
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Eisenhower
Ohio
Frank J. McClure
Ashland
House Finance Committee
J McCuure
Joseph W. Bariinek
Cleveland
Dogs Berth Argument Delays Pan American Flight
A legal battle over a bulldog Captain Bligh’s berthing caused a Pan-American World Airways flight to be delayed four minutes as passengers protested in the dog’s cabin. Mrs Anita Manville Sutton, Tommy Manville’s ninth wife, demanded the bulldog ride in the navigator’s room, then left the plane in anger with the dog. The airline refunded the passenger fare.
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Captain Bligh
Brazil
Brooklyn
Pan-American
Nearly 200 This Week Tornadoes Hit In 8 States
A sensational series of tornadoes swept across eight states including Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico causing at least four deaths and numerous injuries. The U S Weather Bureau in Kansas City labeled the week as fantastic with nearly 200 tornadoes nationwide and extensive property damage amid heavy rains and flooding.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebras
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Missouri
Okla
Plains
Smoky Hill Rivers
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colortado
New Mexico
Arkansas
Police Arrest Airman For Clothesline Thefts
Pittsburgh airman linked to a string of clothesline thefts in Ohio Indiana and Oklahoma faces petit larceny charges after police traced 50 items of feminine undergarments from his car following a chase by an Ohio waitress Ruth Wheeler. The patrols recovered stolen petticoats as authorities investigated multiple incidents across Richmond Centerville and Gerling Heckman towns.
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Beckman
Dunreith
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Indiana
Lundergear
Ohio
Richmond
Centerville
Gerlin Heckman
Mantown
Springfield
Ruth Wheeler
Pittsburgh
Hads
GOP Leaders Fight to Save Ike Defense Budget
In Washington GOP leaders brace for a tough fight to preserve President Eisenhower's defense budget amid Republican resistance to cuts. Senate GOP Leader Knowland clashes with Eisenhower over budget issues, signaling ongoing party divisions on spending.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Wiliam F. Knowland
Cal
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Knowland
Chinese Officials Study Taipei Riots
Continued from Page 1 view disturbances. Lt. Gen. Huang Tsen Wu, Taipei garrison com- The city resembled an armed camp. But life was as near normal as the martial law would permit. Thousands of Nationalist troops patrolled the city on foot and in vehicles to crush any attempted new outbreak.
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Huang Tsen Wu
Taipei
Invasion Try Fails in Cuba and Riots Follow Déjà Vu
Cuban interior minister links a Miami financed 25 man group to an invasion attempt that failed, leaving embassies and U S agencies damaged. Riots erupt with 10 000 Chinese participants in Taipei and the U S embassy compound attacked as a Cuban crisis unfolds alongside U S Senate debate on restoring funds and halving costs.
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Becks Son and Two Others Subpenaed before Senate
Becks son Dave Beck Jr and two other long sought witnesses were served subpoenas to appear forthwith before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. The elder Beck faces scrutiny as Teamsters head. additional subpoenas were served at various locations including a hospital and a home in Washington.
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Senate
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters
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U. S
W. Budd Parsons
Fred Ver $Chneren Sr
Providence Hospital
Norman Gessert
Ell Jensburg
Wash
Youth Shoots Bus ABE Slaying Admits Killing
In St Paul a 14 year old teen, Dennis Weiss, admitted strangling his year old great grandmother in their home and attempted to flee with a gun. A police dragnet ended when he was cornered in a garage and shot Deputy Sheriff Roger John Sam four times during capture.
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Ramsey County
Dennis Weiss
Weiss
James Opatrny
Roger Johm- Sam
Bay Area Teamsters Council Urges Beck to Quit
The Bay Area Joint Council, representing 67 000 Teamsters, unanimously urged Dave Beck to resign as president amid pressure over his refusal to answer Senate Rackets Committee questions on union finances. If he resists, the council says the national Executive Board should be convened to remove him.
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Teamsters
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Teamsters Union
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Teamster
Bay Area Joints Council
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Jana
Graham Takes N Y Crusade Into Streets
Evangelist Lily Graham preached on New York streets near Madison Square Garden drawing over 2 000 people as 3 year old North Carolina minister urged salvation on a sidewalk sermon. More than 3 sidewalk listeners decided for Christ while inside the arena 847 came forward, bringing the crusade total to 6 576 decisions and a 271 200 attendance at the Garden.
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Lily Graham
Broadway
North Carolina
Graham
Sie Caedan
Veruca
Christ
Mother Found Guilty In Death Case
Cleveland jurors convict 25 year old Mrs Es ther McNeal of first degree manslaughter for tossing her newborn into a trash fire. Jury deliberated over seven hours before verdict.
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Cleveland
INS
Esther McNeal
Cuyahoga County
Girl Pleads For Dog Condemned To Death
An 11 year old Philadelphia girl writes to authorities in Kenton Ohio pleading for the life of Annie the four year old St Bernard facing a death sentence for allegedly killing six sheep. Renee Sherridan, daughter of former Rep John E Sheridan, expresses empathy for the dog and asks why punishment must be death.
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Sil
Train Kills Four In Michigan Gaylord Crossing Tragedy
Four members of the Ostrander family died when their car was struck by a train at a country crossing five miles north of Gaylord Michigan. Surviving son Michael Ostrander, five, was hospitalized in critical condition. Ernest Ostrander, 36, a sawmill worker, his wife Loraine, and children Davis, 9, and Patricia, 7, perished in the crash.
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Auto Insurance Rates Nears Higher Again in Ohio
In Columbus, State Insurance Superintendent Arthur L Vorys warned that 22 Ohio auto insurers posted a net loss totaling about 2 million dollars in the first year. One company alone lost over 1 million, with roughly 60 percent of premiums paid out for losses. Agents' commissions and operating expenses consumed the rest, as 23 firms combined for a 6.1 million loss while nine profitable ones offset only 4 million.
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Heat Wave Kills 28 In Mexico
Heat waves in Monterrey drain water supplies as 28 children die in four days. Hospitals treat 300 heat stroke cases and 40 polio victims amid a drought and water rationing. Officials warn temperatures exceed 100 degrees for a week while impact spreads to northern Mexico and beyond.
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BG Riot Sparks Expulsions At State University
State university riots leave 8 students expelled with 4 more to be notified. Sigma Chi and Delta Tau Delta cited for driving violations. Rioters marred by 1,500 demonstration, torchlight parade, and a bonfire on US 6 while law officers restored order. Police used tear gas as crowds surged toward jail. Officers Carl Phillips and James Dunn injured in a cruiser crash en route to the scene.
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Wiliam Carmany
Bedford
Bruce Buckholtz
Cleveland
George Howick
Findlay
Pat Verdone
Gus Rutledge
Somerville
N.J
Dale Swan
Canton
Robert Dishennett
Berea
Paul Walsh
Ex Marine Acquitted Of Slaying In Detroit Case
Philip J. Singer, 38, a sugar warehouse foreman and ex Marine, was acquitted by a Detroit Recorder’s Court jury after nearly 13 hours of deliberation in the bludgeoning death of 18 year old Ann Guespie. The four year murder case status remained uncertain. Singer had earlier been arrested on a public indecency charge later dropped, and he lived across from the alley where the student was killed on January 2, 1953.
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Philip J. Singer
Detroit Recorders Court
Ann Guespie
Singer
Highland Park Junior College
Hildy Likely To Get Jewish Faith Training
Miami Beach based case notes indicate six year old Hildy McCoy Ellis will likely be raised in the Jewish faith by the Ellises who won custody after Gov Collins refused Massachusetts extradition. The child’s Catholic mother says she supports early religious training while keeping the plan flexible for the future.
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Miami Beach
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Mein B. Ellises
Florida
Leroy Collins
Massachusetts
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Ellis
Joyce Kilmer's Granddaughter Wins Poetry Prize
Joyce Kilmer's 17-year-old granddaughter, a freshman biology major at Catholic University, won the O'Hagan Award for the best unpublished poetry by a freshman. The piece "Young Artist" recalls her five-year-old sister with a playful image of five fairies painting snowflakes.
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Joyce Kilmer
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Catholics University
O'Hagan
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New Tunnel Links New York And New Jersey
The ten million dollar third tube of the Lincoln Tunnel opens today in ceremonies with Governors Harriman and Meyner. The 3013 foot underwater tube boosts capacity by 50 percent, making it the first triple tube underwater tunnel. The project took four years eight months to build with 2 sandhogs around the clock and a 240 ton shield.
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