Tax rates in 29 Clinton districts rise for 1956
Clinton county real estate tax rates rise in 29 districts for 1956 due to school bond issues and levies. Wilmington city rate stands at 26.60 per 1000, Midland village at 31.20, Port William down to 26.70, New Antioch and several schools noting increases. Union township adds Fire District No. 1 at 25 mills west of Wilmington.
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Clinton County
Greene County
W. H. Robinson
Wilmington
Midland
Port William
New Antioch
Union Township
Mt. Pleasant
Adams
Simon Kenton
Blanchester Corporation
Sabina
J. W. Denver Williams Jr
Dana Williams
Adams Township
Massie
Chester Township
Chester
Spring Valley
Clark Township
New Vienna
Lynch
Port William Corp. Eeeeee
Marion Township
Blanchester Lsd
Blanchester Corp Sees
Richland Township
New Antioch Lsd Eee
Simon Kenton Lsd
Sabina Lsd
Seer E New Cene
Sabina Corp
Seee Steer
Liberty Lsd
Ester Neon
Mt. Pleasant Lsd
New Antioch Lsd
Simon
Kenton Lsd
Wilmington Csd
Fire District No. 1
Wilmington Corp. Eeeee
Vernon Township
Adams Lsd
Clarksville Corp
Washington Township
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Jefferson
Quiet Returns In School Fuss
Clinton High School reopened without incident as eight Negro students walked in a group toward classes. About 800 students enrolled. three police cars briefly patrolled, and no racial disturbances were observed. Trial dates were set for January 28 in Knoxville for 16 white defendants charged with violating federal orders to integrate.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Dist
Robert L. Taylor
At Liberty
Allan Brown Faces Dish Duty Breakpoint
In a humorous Passing Show column Allan M. Brown reaches a break point as his wife recovers in hospital. He has shouldered cooking cleaning laundry and care duties while managing a store job but struggles with the sight of dirty dishes. He is seen buying 40 dinner plates and two dozen paper cups signaling a need for relief.
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L. C. Clinton
Allan M. Brown
Christian Herter’s Bright Political Prospects
James Marlow analyzes potential routes for Christian Herter of Massachusetts to become United States secretary of state or Republican 1960 presidential nominee. The Associated Press column explores future possibilities and political positioning.
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Christian Herter
Massachusetts
America
Republican Party
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Light Weekend Snow Melts Quickly In Clinton Countians
Clinton countians woke to a light dusting under an inch of snow that fell early Sunday. The snow hindered traffic minimally, frost adorned trees, and the wintry spell faded by Monday as temperatures ranged from 41 during the day to 25 at night.
Missing Trans-Canada plane with 62 aboard vanishes in BC
A Trans-Canada Air Lines four engine North Star with 62 people aboard disappeared during a violent windstorm over southern British Columbia. The C A F planned a massive dawn search while a ground party would start from Chilliwack. Passengers included four Saskatchewan Interprovincial Football Union players for the Shrine game.
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British Columbia
Trans - Canada
Canadian Air Force
North Star
Chilliwack
Vancouver
TCA
Saskatchewan
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Moving Auto Used To Assist Disabled Plane in Landing
Norfolk scene details how pilot Manning Rooks landed a damaged plane by placing its wing on a moving automobile driven by Ed Hornbaker and aided by two helpers on the runway. Rooks, with 160 hours flight time, escaped undamaged after a meticulously planned emergency landing.
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Norfolk
Manning Rooks
Rooks
Ed Hornbaker
Municipal Airport
Hornbaker
CAA
Dulles and Lloyd Reach Shift in Suez Policy Talks
Dulles and Lloyd met for 90 minutes in Paris to align views on clearing the Suez Canal and setting future control and operation. They signaled progress ahead of NATO ministerials and planned a follow up with Pineau. Dulles stressed burying past discords in a cooperative future.
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U. S
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Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Middle East
NATO Alliance
Pineau
Dulles
North Atlantic Alliance
Egypt
Feisenhower
United Nations
NATO
Alliance
London
Lloyd
U. S. Philippines Policy Praised at Xavier Medal Event
Philippine UN delegate Carlos P. Romulo told Xavier University listeners that America's example in handling Philippine relations could win hearts in Asia. Romulo accepted the 1956 Xavier Medal, stating America's stake in Asia equals national security as the Pacific confronts modern tech.
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Cincinnati
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations
Xavier University
America
U. S
Asia
Romulo
Pacific Ocean
January Draft Call Set for 959 Men
Columbus announces a January induction call for 959 men with age rule of at least 22 by Jan 1 1957 unless volunteering or delinquent. December call was 1 060 and February had 380. County tallies include Clinton 4 Fayette 4 Hocking 2 Pickaway 4 Van Wert 6.
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Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Clinton
Fayette
Hocking
Pickaway
van Wert
President Eisenhower condemns Soviet tyranny on Human Rights Day
In Augusta Georgia President Eisenhower urged free people to remember Hungary several days after the eighth anniversary of the UN Human Rights Declaration. He denounced Russian brutality, saying it denies life liberty and security and mocks the equality of all before the law and fundamental freedoms.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Hungary
U. N. General Assembly
Free World
Ohio Farmers Vote Tuesday On Corn Crops
Ohio farmers in 71 counties will vote on corn policy with a soil bank base program at 1.31 per bushel and 51 million acre limit or an allotment plan at 1.36 per bushel and 37.3 million acres. A two thirds majority is needed to adopt the soil bank.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Soil Bank
Wallace Barr
Ohio State University Extension
Barr
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Police Shootout Ends Huntington Criminal Career at 24
George Thomas, 24, whose nine years of crime included breaking and entering grand larceny and auto theft, died after a police chase in Huntington. He was shot as he ran from a car stolen in Kentucky after a wreck with three cruisers. an autopsy will determine cause of death and injuries earlier in the pursuit.
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Huntington
W. Va
George Thomas
State Penitentiary
Thomas
Clifford Jarrell
Ohio
Louisa
Jarrell
Jackson, Mich
Moundsville
Mrs Eva Hibner 92 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Eva Kirschner Hibner 92 of 161 North Spring street widow of Edward C Hibner died Saturday night at Clinton Memorial Hospital after six weeks of serious illness. Born October 19 1864 in Ripley she was a member of St Columbkille Church. Survived by daughter Evalyn Hibner Wilmington College faculty and son Edward Hibner Akron. Requiem high mass Tuesday 9:30 am at the church with interment Sugar Grove Cemetery. prayers tonight 8 pm at Fisher Funeral Home.
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Eva Kirschner Hibner
North Spring Street
Edward C. Hibner
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Hibner
Ripley
St. Columbkinle Catholic Church
Evalyn Hibner
Wilmington College
Edward Hibner
Akron
Theodore Stuber
Sugar Grove
Father Stuber
Fisher Funeral Home
Red Iron Fist Moves to Quell Hungarian Revolt
Hungarian premier Janos Kadar imposes martial law after weeks of revolt. Military trials with death as penalty target murder arson looting and illegal arms. Budapest central and district workers councils dissolved while factory councils may operate. Western contact largely severed with only Budapest radio reports.
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Red
Kadar
Red Army
Counter Revolutionary Provocateurs
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