Extra Hour Sleep as Clocks Go Back Sunday
About 61 million Americans gain one extra hour of sleep as daylight saving ends and clocks revert at 2 a.m. Sunday. Sixteen states and DC set the change by law or local choice, with Massachusetts to stay on daylight time until late October and hundreds of Illinois towns returning to standard time this weekend.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Indiana
Italian Senate backs Scelba government in sex scandal vote
In Rome the Italian Senate approved Premier Marion Scelba's cabinet with a 114 to 97 confidence vote amid Communist charges in the Wil ne Montesi sex-drug-death probe. Scelba defended his eight month old government and said the case has not proven guilt for any arrested official. The premier pledged the future of his centrists on the outcome of the vote.
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Adenauer Seeks End to Occupation and German Sovereignty
West Germany's chancellor Adenauer urged eight Western nations ahead of a London conference to grant full sovereignty and end occupation. He warned that without agreement, security and freedom must be pursued by other means. He linked sovereignty to rearmament and a European defense system with Germany as an equal partner in NATO. In Offenbach he reiterated that ending occupation should have top priority at the talks. Three other items note Turnpike Commission's study group to address Cincinnati to northeast Ohio toll road viability and a separate highway panel review of private engineers' findings. Five youths listed for a service draft change.
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Sheppard Unmoved by Bail Setback in Slaying Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard told visitors at County Jail he is not discouraged by the failure to gain freedom on bail ahead of his October 18 first degree murder trial. He plans to use jail time to read The Big Sky by A B Guthrie and remains confident he will be found innocent of the July 4 bludgeon death of his wife Marilyn.
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A. B. Guthrie
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio turns windy and cool
United Press reports sunny, windy conditions in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 70 and a cooler spell tonight and Sunday. Winds along Lake Erie from the west, shifting to northwest then north. No precipitation expected in the 24 hours ending Friday 3 p.m. Sunrise Saturday at 6 17 a.m. Moonrise 5 55 a.m. Saturday.
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Four Girls Die in Two Car Crashes in Wood County
Reckless driving blamed for two fatal crashes in Wood County. Marilyn Phillips and Lana Gonger, both teens from Gerry City, died in a south Bowling Green intersection collision. Four hours later June Haely of Stony Ridge and Yvonne Moss of Toledo perished in a second two vehicle crash at a county intersection.
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Wood County
Marilyn Phillips
Lana Gonger
Gerry City
South Loto Bowling Green
June Haely
Stony Ridge
Yvonne Moss
Toledo
Relief Cost Estimates Increased in Lorain County
Lorain County relief costs were revised upward for October November and December boosting October and December by 10000 each and November by 8000. The changes were approved at a meeting of county officials including auditor Frank Ayres welfare director C C Waterhouse and state auditor Mer lin P Wood with state welfare director Henry J Robison and chief Marian McIntyre. Original three month expenditures stood at 13059.21 for October 16853.98 for November and 18022.42 for December.
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C. C. Waterhouse
Merlin P. Wood
Ohio Department of Welfare
Henry J. Robison
Wood
Marian McIntyre
Division of Aid For
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Rubber Plant in Mishawaka
A $1 million blaze engulfed the two story S. Rosenstein & Sons rubber processing plant in Mishawaka Indiana early today. The fire destroyed the plant used to process foam rubber salvaged from U S Rubber Co. A police officer found the flames around 4 am and the blaze continued burning hours later. Harry Rosenstein, owner, estimated the loss at $1 million including $250,000 for the building.
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S. Rosenstein & Sons
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Community Service Contest Acme Grange Wins State Title
Acme Grange of Columbia Township won first place in Ohio for the Community Service Contest, the second straight year. Byron Frederick announced Acme topped 803 state entries, earning $200 in U.S. bonds and a chance to compete nationally. The unit listed 357 members and ran many projects including a Welcome Hostess service, a playground program, and transportation on election days. The local Grange also supported polio efforts and hospital equipment gifts, with plans for a community library branch and a scholarship fund for a 1955 graduate.
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Medina County
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Columbus
Elmer Lee Swearen
Adams County
Whipple Grange
Washington County
Jome Economics Committee
Magnetic Springs Polio Foundation
Clyde Rundle
Earl Avins
William Bost
Abel Carpenter
Man-Caused Forest Fire Kills Three in Sierra City
In Sierra City California a 4000 acre forest fire blamed on man caused rage killed three inmates and fire fighters from Folsom Prison. Convicts Mel Grodzik and two others perished as wind shifted directing flames away from the town. Fire raged along the Noe area while rescuers battled dangerous fumes and fought to halt the blaze near Ul Lu.
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Richard Fierro
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United States urges Russia to break silence over B-29 incident
The United States demanded that Russia end its silence on the fate of eight Americans aboard a B-29 shot by Soviet fighters near northern Japan on Oct. 7, 1952. Washington delivered the note from the American Embassy in Moscow to the Soviet Foreign Office and seeks damages of 1,620,295.01 dollars. The note also invites Joint submission to the International Court of Justice and rejects the Yalta claim that Yuri Island is Soviet territory.
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United States
Russia
Japan
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U.S
International Court of Justice
Yalta
Yuri
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State Department
Tokyo
Ruling backs Ohio conference in Defiance church case
Van Wert County Common Pleas Judge Eugene R. McNeill ruled against St. Pauls Methodist Church officials and in favor of the Ohio Methodist Conference over church control. The 15 page decision says Rev. Robert W. Weaver, assigned by Bishop Hazen G. Werner, is rightful pastor and entitled to occupy the parsonage and church building. The ruling notes a Protestant church is based on protest, but urges respect for others’ rights to protest and says only the congregation can heal the split. Further action depends on the people involved as the injunction request aimed to bar interference with the pastor's duties.
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Eugene R. McNeill
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ohio Methodist Conference
van Wert County
Sesson
Ohio
Werner
Circleville
Dr. Richards
Jacred
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