World Changes and the Men Who Make Them
A. J. Baltes Inc. superintendent Bud Nesbitt and chief contractor A. J. Baltes exemplify the craft in the Ohio Turnpike C-23 project. Baltes disciplines crews, embraces new gear, and relies on a trusted team led by his son John and aides like Chuck Amato, Ed Rubin, and Smoke Myers as they push forward amid tight schedules and big dollars at stake.
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Don Miller
A.C
Bud” Nesbitt
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike
A. J. Baltes, Inc
Norwalk
Baltes
John
C. P
Chuck” Amato
Ed Rubin
John Esker
Roy Crawford
Kenneth “Smoke” Myers
Max Jump
Myers
A. C
Kenneth Smoke Myers
Mdewalk
Timothy Powerm
Iis
Patrick
Black River
Thomas Powers
Corell Ave
Snow Falls Across Montana and The Dakotas
Snow drifts and showers blanketed northern Rocky Mountain areas from Mullen Pass to Washington eastward as officials praise Elyrians and Baltes figures. Temperatures lingered near freezing with one inch snow at Mullen Pass while a string of storms and thunderstorms affected the Great Lakes region and the Mississippi Valley. Francis Murphy, 64, rested after a 30 day sentence following his 144th arrest in Columbus, as hot sun and high temperatures marked the southern states.
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Baltes Firm
Elyrians
Mike Lotko
Mullen Pass
Mont
Amata
Omer Laubenthal
Nesbitt
Harry Reyi
Thew Shover Co
Washington
Mom
Baltes
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Columbus
Francis
Patrick Murphy
Sen
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Murphy
Florda
San Francisco State wins first Rock Bowl at San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN Calif UP San Francisco State College won the first annual Rock Bowl football game Friday with a 26 13 victory over San Quentin Prison. Warden Harley C Teets presented the trophy to San Francisco State and the ball and chain award.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Francisco State College
Harley C. Teets
San Francisco
Paris Court Orders Return of Baby to Father Goldsmith
In a Paris court Judge Jean Ausset ruled that Jimmy Goldsmith, the 21 year old heir to the estate of Bolivian tin magnate Don Antenor Patino, has a father's natural right to custody of his sickly infant daughter Isabele. The child’s mother died at birth and Goldsmith had accused his in laws of kidnapping. The Patinos admitted caring for the baby but sought formal custody claiming the child is too ill to move. The case exposes the long running feud between Goldsmith and Isabel Patino and faces possible legal action for kidnapping.
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Paris
Don Antenor Patino
Jimmy Goldsmith
Jean Ausset
Goldsmith
Isabele
Patino
Duchess of
Patinos
Natives Rebel Against China Reds In Tibet
Calcutta report says east Tibetan natives rebel against Communist Chinese occupation with fatal clashes. Red troops declare emergency and reinforce eastern Tibetan provinces as Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama visit Peiping amid war support claims. Travelers report Tibetan and Chinese deaths in clashes near the tax protest area.
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Calcutta
India
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Peiping
Kalimpong
Whitesville cashier jailed in $500000 bank shortage
Bernard Barrett, a quiet Whitesville KY cashier, admitted cashing nearly $500000 in bad checks claiming he could not say no. Bank closed as FBI and FDIC review records, bond set at $25000. Barrett says he didn't take any money, just cashed checks for customers with problems.
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Whitesville, Ky
Kentucky
Bernard Barrett
Barrett
FBI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Herman Midcaff
Whitesville
Midcaff
E. M. Day
Fdic Adn Barrett
Tax Suit Bares Benny Networks Switch Facts
HOLLYWOOD The U S tax court hears Benny case over 1 009 000 extra tax from profits on Amusement Enterprises sale to CBS. Benny argues capital gain at 25 percent while government says ordinary income since 205 000 went to the comedian. Aides testified as Benny did not appear.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
NBC
CBS
IHS
U. S
Fetown
Benny
Amusement Enterprises, Inc
Bermy
Peak Parking At Lodi Lot Hits 199 Cars
Free all day parking at Lodi St lot drew crowds from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. when 199 cars were parked. Survey by Alfred O'Donnell Jr. recorded a steady rise from 6 p.m. with earlier counts of 11, 8, and 230 p.m. highs. 141 cars noted at 11:30 a.m. today.
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Elyria
Josephine Martin
Gerald S. Martin
Dog Blackie
Second St
Municipal
Lodt St
Miss Martin
Lodi St
West Ave
C. H. Merthe Co
Merthe Co
Alfred O'Donnell Jr
Washington Ave
Navy to Shift 10 Ships to Pacific Fleet
The Navy will move ten small ships from the Atlantic Amphibious Fleet to the Pacific Fleet over four months. The White Marsh, a dock landing ship, will sail before Christmas, with nine others departing around January 1. The transfer aims to ease Pacific Fleet rotation and allow longer home-port deployments for personnel.
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Washington
Hiroshima A Bomb Attack Victim Dies
Hiroshima reports an elderly restaurant owner, Hideo Yoshimoto, has died nine years after the atomic blast. He had been in a coma at Red Cross hospital since September 16 and was in a boat near the blast center about one mile away when the attack occurred on August 6, 1955.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Hideo Yoshimoto
Red Cross
Yoshimoto
Group Urged To Draft Courtroom News Code
Tinkham urged formation of a joint committee of media groups and the bar to draft a courtroom news code allowing TV cameras and photographers under conditions protecting participants and decorum. The idea echoes Canon 35 debates and faces questions about feasibility and political coverage.
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Tinkham
West Virginia State Bar Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Newspaper Publisher Association
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
American Bar Association
Zach
No Single Plan Adequate, Rep Hope States View
Rep. Clifford R. Hope, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, asserted there is no single price support plan that will solve all farm problems. Speaking at a plowing contest in Lake Benton, Minnesota, he warned against assuming a final answer exists and noted agriculture’s dynamic, varied needs across crops. He also recalled past proposals for wheat two-price supports and criticized the administration’s flexible plan, suggesting Congress will revisit no-price or crop-specific programs next year.
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Lake Benton
Minn
Clifford R. Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas Republican
Hope
Congress
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Cleveland St
A. J. Baltes
Birmingham
A. J
McKenzie
Snow Falls
Montana
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Ariz
Elytia
China
Berthe's
Merthe's
Navy
Pacific
O. Linzell
Commission
Cincinnati
Turnpike
Spur
Robert S. Beightler
James W. Shacknessy
Elkins
W. Va
Richard P. Tinkham
Beightler
Michigan
Cloverdale and Colpitts
Conneaut
Toledo
Estate Highway Department
Rep
Sam Sheppard
Bay Village
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Marily
Richard Sheppard
Stew Sheppard
Steve Sheppard
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