GOP Claims Ohio Assembly Gains
Republicans say they gained seven seats in the Ohio House and one in the Senate, expanding their control. They claim net wins in Clark Stark Cuyahoga and Mercer counties, with new members including Dwight Raudenbush and William Milligan. Senate margin shifts to 22-12. House gains include Bailey and Rhoderic Mills defeating incumbents.
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Labor Group Objects To Legislature Call
The Ohio State Federation of Labor protests Gov. Lausche’s consideration of a special session to discuss laws barring utility strikes. Federation secretary-treasurer Hannah calls the plan fantastical and says it infringes on collective bargaining. The strike last July 35 disrupted service in 24 counties, with exchanges closed across Eastern and Southern Ohio.
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Ohio Votes For ONeill Lausche In Gubernatorial Race
Returns show ONeill wins by more than 209 080 votes securing Republican governorship for the first time in eight years. Lausche leads Bender with strong urban support while rural areas boost Bender. Peggy ONeill and family celebrate as he resumes duties after victory.
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Man Kills Woman Then Self in Newark Polling Place
Police report 71-year-old Vaughn Brewster shot 34-year-old Urschn Fallon as she left the Second Baptist Church polling place in Newark Ohio and then killed himself. Fallon died at City Hospital. Brewster was dead at the scene. Details and motive remain unclear.
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U S Hopes Mideast Stabilization Gains Momentum
Washington officials voiced optimism that a permanent Mideast solution may be near after British French cease fire in Egypt signaled progress. U S experts push two proposals for lasting stability while wary of Israel seeking gains from the turmoil and diplomacy with Britain France via NATO intensifies.
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Utah Pays Bills After Delayed Check to Beaver Fire Clay Co
The Beaver Fire Clay Co received a check from the state for 872 a year and a half after it was issued. The envelope bore a postage meter stamp with the original mailing date and a Salt Lake City postal cancellation dated 18 months prior.
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Eisenhower and Stevenson Loom in Tight 1952 Race
Initial returns show President Eisenhower leading in the nationwide count with an expected major Senate share and a solid House margin. Stevenson appears set to win several key states and governor races as Republicans battle holdovers and Democratic gains across multiple states.
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UN Indictment Effort Grows Over Russia Action
The United Nations faces a push from Italy Spain Mexico Chile Peru and the Dominican Republic to convene an emergency assembly to indict Russia under the genocide convention. Dag Hammarskjold and the peace task force are cited as guiding steps for a Middle East transfer plan. The Vatican backs the drive. fifty four countries have ratified the convention, not including the United States.
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Police say no relationship found between Brewster and victim
Police stated no relationship existed and no evidence of a prior connection between Brewster and the victim was established.
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