Ike To Join In Talks At Bermuda
President Eisenhower plans a Bermuda meeting with Prime Minister Churchill and French premier to strengthen the Big Three and discuss a possible high level talk with the Russians. French crisis could delay. Mayer’s successor may attend. Churchill hopes a step toward a Kremlin meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Churchill
France
London
Paris
French National Assembly
Rene Mayer
Mayer
Atlantic
Kremlin
Parliament
South Koreans Drive Chinese From Outpost
South Korean troops fought 12 hours to repel Chinese Reds at an Allied outpost on Korea’s eastern front. The third counterattack secured the ridge by 10 a.m, with fighting continuing elsewhere along the 155 mile battlefront as air strikes limited to frontline and rear targets.
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Sequl
Christmas Hip
No Man's-Land
Weather Update Missed by Frontal Systems
The forecast notes a cloudy cooler pattern across central and northern Ohio with scattered thundershowers likely in the south Friday. Saturday brings warm windy conditions with thunderstorms then cooler by afternoon and night. Temperatures range around 70s to 72 degrees through Thursday night with overall varied readings across regions.
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Ohio
Ames
Associated Presa High Law
Cwennatt - Cleveland
Tos Angel
Minneapo
Retirement of Zanesville advertising chief to take effect June 1
H C Bud Barrick, display advertising manager of The Zanesville Publishing Company, will retire June 1 after 34 years in the business and four years in his current role. A Canton native who came to Zanesville in 1916, Barrick plans a quiet rest at home in West Pike with wife Billie. He may advise the firm in the future. successor not named.
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H. C
Bud) Barrick
Zanesville Publishing Company
Zanesville Publshing Company
Sir Barrick
Times Recorder
Zanesville Signal
Canton
Zanesville
Barrick
Mr. Barrick
West Pike
Billie
Barricks
Chadwick
St. Louis
Young Barrick
Mosaic Tile Company
Arizona Girl Wins National Spelling Crown
Elizabeth Hess 13 an eighth grade student from Phoenix won the 26th national spelling bee. She correctly spelled soubrette and spermaceti and faced tough words like crepuscular and continuity. Runner up was Raymond Sokolov of Detroit, 11, who also competed last year. Third place went to David Hudson of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, age 12.
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Washington
Arizona
Elizabeth Hess
Sisters of Charity
St. Matthew's School
Phoenix
Raymond A. Sokolov
Detroit
David Hudson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Stocks
Elzabeth l Hess
Naomi Hess
Elizabeth
Perjury Trial Set in Cincinnati for Dayton Men
In Cincinnati on May 21 the trials of Walter C. Lohman Jr and Everst M. Hupman of Dayton Ohio for allegedly lying to the National Labor Relations Board about not being Communists were set for August 2. U S District Judge Lester L Cecil noted the air conditioned courtroom in Cincinnati as a factor. A separate item reports 16 year old Roger Greene drowned at Lake Alma while swimming at an unguarded beach in Wellston Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Walter C. Lohman, Jr
Everst M. Hupman
Dayton
National
Labor Relations Board
U. S
Lester L. Cecil
Wellston
Roger Greene
Lake Alma
Air Force warns cuts threaten national defense strength
Rep. Yorty cited Air Force testimony that Eisenhower defense buildup would leave air strength at the absolute minimum for security. Sen. Smith pressed Defense Secretary Wilson to show how a five billion dollar cut would boost Air Force power, amid questions on 143 combat wings and industry impact.
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Washington
Rep
Yorty
D-Calif
Air Force
Eisenhower
Congressional
Margaret Chase Smith
R.me
Wilson
Congress
Smith
Strikes Curtail Auto Production Across Detroit Area
Detroit area layoffs soared as labor disputes idle 77,400 workers plus 126,000 nationwide in major walkouts. Ford plants furloughed 22,600, Chrysler 39,000, Budd body stamping 1,000, and Kaiser-Frazer 600 as a Ford Canton Ohio strike ripple shuts parts shops.
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Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
Budd Company
Kaiser-Frazer
Treasury Secretary Hump hr ey weighs national sales tax plan
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey said the department is considering all ideas including a national sales tax as it drafts a sweeping tax revision to be sent to Congress in January. He declined to take a stand but affirmed nothing is ruled out. He aims to balance the 1995 budget and hinted possible debt-limit pressure.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
Humphreys
Congress
Second Degree Murder Charge In Shooting
Rudolph Elfrink, 50, a Holland immigrant, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the fatal shooting of George Kilbarger, 25, a fellow worker at St. Aloysius Academy farm. He was held to the grand jury under $10,000 bond after arraignment by Justice Leonard Ellman. The shooting occurred in the farmhouse hallway after an evening of bickering, Kilbarger a school bus driver. The case will go to a special grand jury session likely on June 2.
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New Lexington
Rudolph Elfink
Dave Moore
George Kilbarger
St. Aloysius Academy Farm
Elfrink
Leonard Ellman
Pike Township
Academy Farm
Interest May Not Be Diverted In Bond Proceeds
Attorney General C William ONeill told Champaign County prosecutor Richard P Faulkner that interest earned from a $65 000 bond issue must be used for the project and cannot be diverted. The funds are not needed for some time to cover construction costs and the idea of investing the interest in federal bonds was discussed for future court house facilities.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Champaign
Richard P. Faulkner
Lourdate Ine Ponds
Falkner
Lazner Elected President of Ohio Telephone Pioneers Chapter
John D. Lazner storekeeper in Toledo for Ohio Bell Telephone Co. was elected president of the SC Kingsbury Ohio chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America on May 21 in Cleveland.
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Worps Fhone
Cleveland
John D. Lazner
Toledo
Ohio Bell Telephone ‘Co
SC Kingsbury
Oho
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
French Premier Mayer cabinet ousted by vote
Paris May 21 French national assembly votes 328 to 244 to remove Premier Rene Mayer and his four month old cabinet over a finance issue. The defeat unsettles plans for a Bermuda summit and raises questions about France’s representation at the meeting with Eisenhower Churchill and Brush. Mayer had sought a confidence vote to empower decree driven deficit cuts.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Rene Mayer
Mayer
Eisenhower J
Brush
Churchill
Britain
France
United States
Bermuda
Russia
Mayer Jost
Welfare Board Takes Custody Of Two Abducted Children
Two children abducted in Washington last Friday are to be returned to the capital but placed with the child welfare division of the board of public health for protection. The youngsters Chifton Eugene Bradford Jr and Tnane Bradford were taken by Mrs Barbara Lee Gamm a carnival dancer and later surrendered by the parents.
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New York
Chidren
Washington
Board of Public Health
Chifton Eugene Bradford, Jr
Iso
Hister
Tnane
Barbara Lee Gamm
Drnk
Woman Mayor Urges Flood Wall Swift Action at Covington
Mrs. Rebekah Hord, mayor of Maysville, testifies before a senate subcommittee on flood control urging rapid completion of a flood wall at Covington Kentucky. Delegation members press for an adequate appropriation as citizens’ve spent millions on a project believing a major flood could recur.
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Washington & Buia
Mays+ne
Senate On
Covington
Rebekah Hord
Maysville
Louisiana Flood Forcing Mass Evacuations In Lake Charles
Lake Charles Louisiana faces the worst flood in 40 years as knee deep waters flood 600 homes and swamp the Air Force base runways. The Red Cross says 4 000 more families are displaced across the state amid five days of storms. Damages reach into the millions with roads fields and crops affected and officials warn of gasoline leaks and fire risk.
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Calcasieu River
Lake Charles
Associated Press
Louisiana
Air Force Base
Kein
RED Cross
Busan
Calcasieu
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Charies
AIR Force
Revised Korean Truce Proposal Offered at Panmunjom
Allied officials in Tokyo report a revised Korean truce plan expected to be presented next week at Panmunjom. The India plan, adopted by the U N general, calls for a postarmistice political conference to resolve the fate of 48 500 Red prisoners, with a 30 day limit and custody for those refusing to return. The North Korean Nam Il eight point proposal favors a political conference but imposes no time limit.
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Tokyo
Snape
Allied
Peiping
Panmunjom
India
U.N
Assly
Vonuider
Nam 2
Honor Camp Transfer Sold
Warden Ralph W. Alvis disclosed disciplinary actions after an Ohio penitentiary inmate attempted to sell a transfer to an honor farm. Russell Mason of Columbus was ordered to segregation for selling a Green Springs honor camp transfer to Vernon W. Cleckner of Columbus, who paid 375 and later deposited it in Mason's account.
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Columbus
Ralph W. Alvis
Oh.o
Avis
Alvis
Russell Mason
Sax Rontins
Tran Green Springs
Vernon W. Cleckner
Mason
Inside Dope On Coronation Editorial Preview
A compact forecast of the coronation coverage by The Recorders Editorial. Mention of Earl of Wisz and Earl Broadver notes a feature on Queen Elizabeth II's ceremony and the planned Saturday publication.
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Rovleman
Earl of
Doctors' Draft Hearing Ends in Senate Action
A fragmented report notes the senate armed services committee ended hearings today on the doctors draft extension. The chairman said more work is ahead as the committee voted to keep the measure for an additional period while discussing a possible future vote.
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Ashtsgtor
Senate Armed Stresses
Charman Salfonsia
Actress Applauds Woman Author For Book
An actress congratulates a female author on her new book. The exchange highlights literary recognition and a light moment in the arts scene.
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Walt
Seven Dead In Unusual Tornado Across Ontario and Michigan
A rare tornado crossed the U S Canadian border causing multiple deaths and extensive damage in Sarnia Port Huron and nearby Ontario towns. Names of the dead include Charles La Forest and Simon Thompson plus a 6 year old child Dorothy. several others unconfirmed. Rescue crews search debris as bulldozers clear wreckage and hospitals receive injured amid widespread destruction along the St Clair River corridor.
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Sarnia
Ontario
U. S
Port Huron
Midh
Michigan
Charles la Forest
Springbank
Ont
Simon Thompson
Dorothy
Sarah MclIntosh
Twin Cities
St. Clair River International Boundary
Sarnta
London
Elginfield
City Spending Below Average in 1951 Survey
A survey of 481 cities with over 25 000 population finds Zanesville spent less relative to most peers and collected lower revenue. Data from the Commerce Department shows general city expenditures rose 3.5 percent in 1951 while revenues climbed 6.5 percent amid inflation and defense pressures. Zanesville’s last year’s general rate totaled 18.56.
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Zanesville
U. S
Bailey Kills Wife Then Takes His Own Life in Ohio
In Wooster Eva Bailey filed for divorce from R Bailey and took their two children to live with her sister near Rittman. Bailey shot his wife with an automatic pistol and then killed himself. He was a veteran of the Civil War and worked at the Cadillac tank plant in Cleveland.
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Mm Baley
Cadillac
Cleveland
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Welfare Board
Honor Camp Transfer Sold
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