No Cutback on Ohio Atomic Plant Plans
Washington May 18 The joint congressional atomic committee chairman said the 1 219 billion dollar atomic explosives plant in Pike county Ohio is going forward as planned. Rep Jenkins said Sen Bricker and he are seeking Senate Appropriations to fund the nearby Scioto county airport to serve the plant and Portsmouth.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Ohio
Cole
Pike County
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Comission
Rep. Jenkins
Dean
Jenkins
Bricker
Senate Appropriations Committee
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Ridgway Seeks Continued Aid For Europe
Gen. Matthew Ridgway told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that billions in foreign aid must continue to counter Soviet power. He warned that cutting NATO military goals would weaken U S defenses and risk serious reversals in early war, though he did not specify outcomes such as loss of Germany or bases.
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Washinton
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
Europe
Ridgway
House Foreign Affairs Committee
NATO
Far East
Germany
English Channel
Weather outlook with showers and mild temps
Partly cloudy and mild Tuesday with afternoon or evening thundershowers. Showers Wednesday bring little temperature change. Temperatures chart shows highs and lows across cities with moon phase and evening star observations noted.
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Omio
Crescland
Miami
Zanesville Honeymoon Ties For Wellston Couple
Mr and Mrs Gordon Morrow of Wellston chose Zanesville for their honeymoon after meeting on a bus trip during the Community Chest campaign. Morrow editor and co publisher of the Wellston Sentinel and a Methodist choir member, married Ruth Keller in Rev R C Greene s study.
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Zanesville
Gordon Morrow
Wellston
Ruth Keller
Community Chest
Morrow
Pauline Gillin
Weston
Keller
R. C. Greene
Truce Parley Resumes Today At Panmunjom
Truce negotiations were set to resume at Panmunjom after a three day recess called by the U N command. Lt Gen William K Harrison Jr remained in Tokyo for talks with Gen Mark Clark while long distance talks with Washington were likely. Churchill said Britain and the United States were exchanging views on Korea talks as 48 500 prisoners hinder armistice progress.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
U. N
William K. Harrison, Jr
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U.N
Far East
Washington
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
U. S
Canada
India
U.S
Two Killed In Texas Storm
A tornado like storm hit Galveston Texas killing two men at a seawall construction site and injuring another. Wind peaked at about 83 miles an hour with streets flooded and a car overturned near the seawall.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf Coast
Cate
Cincinnati Man To Get Ambassador Post
Ohio lawmakers indicate Cincinnati councilman Jesse Locker is a likely nominee for ambassador to Liberia. Taft and Bricker recommended him and he has backing from Representative Saisie.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Jesse Locker
Cincinnati O
U. S
Liberia
Ohio
Locker
Taft
Bricker
Rep
Saisiee
R-O
Driver Held In Cyclist Death
Asheville North Carolina May 18 Driver Gardner Brooks was arrested on a warrant in the Ohio cyclist death case and held for Hamilton County authorities. Irene Penland of Brevard named with Brooks as driver of the car that struck and killed 15 year old Kenneth Shell of Dayton Ohio. Penland said she rode in the front seat and urged Brooks to stop after the collision but he refused.
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Asheville
N. C
P—Dever Gardner Brooks
Ohio
Hamilton County
Irene Penand
Brevard
Murger
Broo
Asher
Brooks
Frident
Kenneth Shell
Dayton
Omo
Cincina
Hart Cally
Penland Ialement
C. C. Waddell
Cattle Club Opens 15th Annual Convention in Cleveland
The American Guernsey Cattle club begins its 15th annual convention in Cleveland with more than 500 delegates attending a three day program starting May 18.
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Cattle Club
Cleveland
The
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Reunited with wife after two years in Czechoslovak prison
AP correspondent William N. Oatis returns to Idlewild with wife Laurabelle after 23 months in a Prague jail on espionage charges. He defends reporting as lawful abroad, notes Czech methods for obtaining confessions, and avoids disclosure about wartime service. The press conference recalls his trial record as he answers questions in a subdued, cigarette-dimmed setting.
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New York
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Laurabelle
Idlewild
Oatfis
Oats
Oatis
U. SS
U. S
Forein
Frank J. Starzel
Bill
Oatss
State Department
Prague
William Oatis
International
Germany
Czech
Shawnee Pottery President resigns for executive post
George L. Williams president of Shawnee Pottery at 2201 Linden avenue resigns to join Metals and Controls Corporation of Attleboro Massachusetts as treasurer overseeing accounting and finance. He joined Shawnee in 1945 and will move to Attleboro with his wife and three daughters. Williams is active in Grace Methodist church and several civic groups.
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George L. Williams
Shawnee Pottery Company
Linden Avenue
Williams
Shawnee
Metals and Controls Corporation
Attleboro
Mass
Zanesville
American Steel and Wire Company
Cleveland
Shawhee
Dresden Road
Attigboro
Grace Methodist Church
Southeastern To Ceramic Society
Zane Trace
Boy Scouts
Honor Ladie
F & AM
Kiwanis Club
Zappreviie Cayriryelub
University Club
Parlor Confession Ignites Family Spanking Scene
A father confronts his children after a claim of kissing by the younger son. The daughter explains they were studying a practical application of escalation theory, prompting the father to decide punishment for the boy. The exchange reveals a tense family moment centered on accusation, learning, and discipline.
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Ising
Lee
Triplet Girls Get Odd Present in Rockford
Three four year old triplet sisters Merrill Jean Carel Ann and Cheryl Sue Fry s inger daughters of Leland and Mrs Fry s inger received a rare birthday gift a chance for normal sight Doctors at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati operated on each girl within an hour The trio now wear bandages over their left eyes and are recovering from left eye deviations described as cross eyes
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Rockford
Merrill Jean
Carel Ann
iCheryl Sue
iMrs
Leland Frysinger
Wise Monkeys
Good Samarian Hospital
Cincinnati
Ind
Court Upholds Picketing Ban
The supreme court upholds a ban on labor picketing near stores and restaurants that sell bread. The ruling sets a new standard on permissible protest activity and limits disruptive demonstrations near commerce sites.
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Supreme Court
Meegan
Supreme
Bailiff Harold M. Marquand Dies in Coshocton
Harold M. Marquand, 33, longtime Coshocton County official and former sheriff, died Sunday night. He had served on the board of elections for 12 years.
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Coshocton
Lutheran Convention Welcomed in Zanesville
Lutherans gather in Zanesville for the United Lutheran Church in Amelia convention with Dr Franklin Clarke Fry delivering an unexpected opening sermon at Holy Communion. Over 400 men register for the first such gathering in years and sessions run through Thursday noon. Mayor Grayson gives Dr Mey a city key. local officials extend welcomes.
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Otio
Zanesville
United Lutheran Church
Amelia
Franklin Clarke Fry
Holy Communion
Nord
Fry
George W. Miley
Ohio Synod
God
Wiliam Gratson
Meloy
Robert Zellar
Pex
EL C Frainer
Couny
Police Firemen Get Extra Pay For Holidays
Police and firemen will receive extra pay when working six designated holidays including Christmas and Thanksgiving. Officers off duty due to overtime and firemen on holiday duty will receive one thirtieth of regular pay. The council also appropriated funds to expand recreation programs by hiring 23 staff for playground operations and setting daily rates for leaders, supervisors, and instructors. A separate measure funds road work and traffic rerouting during bridge repairs with the city contributing $1300.
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Recreation Fund
Whe Recreation Department
Harold Dillon
Duk Road
Duc Road
Goodrich Plans Kentucky Plant Expansion
Goodrich announces construction of a new Kentucky plant with an investment of about 300 million dollars. The project aims to expand production capacity and create numerous jobs while boosting regional manufacturing activity.
Seedy Santas Under Fire in National Dry Goods Meeting
Cincinnati report notes Charles W. Hosxard, head of a Santa Claus school in Albany NY, pressing the National Retail Dry Goods Association to reject phony Santas. The dispute centers on credibility amid a long running Santa training program with graduates and a defined course.
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Cincinnati
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Charles W. Hosxard
Ai Hon N.Y
Santa Ct
Fireman Injured Battling Blaze
A fireman sustained injuries while fighting a blaze at a Colums cement works. The incident involved parts of heavy machinery and caused disruption at the site. Further details on the condition and cause were not available.
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Colums
City Manager Corpus Christi May Moc ely
The City of Corpus Christi announces the temporary or proposed appointment of May Moc ely as city manager. The notice indicates a transition in administrative leadership during a period of review and planning for municipal operations.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Mocely
Corpus Chrstite
May
Red Chinese Attacks Repelled in Korea Fronts
In Central and Eastern Korea early today more than 1 700 Chinese Reds attacked South Korean outposts but were repulsed with about 400 casualties. The assault followed days of heavy air battles as MIG jets clashed with U S Sabres, with losses mounting on both sides.
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Seoul
1Oh
U. S
Korea
Red
Sniper Ridge
Eighth Army
Christmas Hill
Northwest
Red Air Force
Fifth Air Force
L. S
Ohio House Approves 382 Million Dollar Building Plan
Ohio House moves a 382 million dollar bill for new buildings and capitol improvements. The measure, drafted by the state finance director and sponsored by Rep. F. L. McClure, funds public buildings, state universities, and related projects with a mix of new and existing treasury money.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Frank McClure
Ashland
McClure
House Finance Committee
G.cates
Sergius
Tenare
Five Disputed Will Provisions Reach Okuo Supreme Court
In Okuo May 13 Ayres Nerfel Wikenmore Daycon and four others appealed a disputed HiT estate. County courts largely upheld the 1952 will of Franziska Shawed dated November 15 1952. The sons favor Mary Trim as administrator and allege obliteration of the will by lanes drawn through persons, including a claim that the aunt canceled statements.
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Ayres MM
Nerfel
Wikenmore Aterue
Daycon
Okuo Supreme Court
Mostgomerly
Franziska Shawed
Mary ME
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