Miss Ridgeway and Terrell Chosen for Exchange
Clinton County 4-H selects Miss Rosalie Ridgeway near New Vienna and David Terrell near New Antioch to join Mississippi youths for a summer exchange. Terrell and Ridgeway will travel June 21 to Simpson County to stay with local families, with Broadhead and Switzer visiting Clinton County.
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David Terrell
New Antioch
Rosalie Ridgeway
New Vienna
Clinton County
Mississippi
Robert A Hodson
Willard Larrick
Lees Creek
George Rhonemus
Martinsville
Crawford Curry
Gurneyville
Terrell
David Ridgeway
Miss Ridgeway
Rex Broadhead Jr
Curtis Switzer
Simpson County
Hudson
Broadhead
Switzer
Clinton County National Bank & Trust Co
Weather Drops to 44 in June as 59 High Stuns Wilmington
Mercury fell to 44 degrees overnight while the day reached just 59 in Wilmington. Overcast skies kept sun hidden and temperatures rose slowly to 58 by noon. Mrs Eth el H Hayes, local weather observer, reported the conditions as families postponed picnics and reunions for weekend plans.
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Wilmington
Ethel H. Hayes
Passing Show Features Ralph Miars In Match Collection Tale
Ralph Miars returns matches borrowed from Clinton County National Bank as an evolving display. He gathered an assortment from Las Vegas and other gambling venues while on a vacation with his wife. Bank president Hudson posts a note demanding replacement. Friends add risqué matches and a pastor cites shared behavior.
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Ralph Miars
Clinton County National Bank & Trust Co
Miars
Bernard Haines Sr
West
Las Vegas
Nev
Haines
Howard G. Hudson
Bernard Haines
Fred Linton
With That Weight He Loitered in Hamilton
Police arrested Tom Smith, 55, of Oxford yesterday for loitering. En route to jail, officers weighed his belongings at 742 pounds, with pockets full of nails, screws, rope, tape, tools, a watch, pencils and tobacco among other items found during a search.
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Hamilton
Tom Smith
Oxford
Fire damages home on North Wall Street in Wilmington
An estimated $1,000 damage occurred Friday afternoon at the Harold Howard residence when a fire started in the living room baseboard, spreading to furniture and ceiling. Defective wiring blamed. no occupants at home. call received at 2:50 p.m. Firemen confined blaze to one room. most clothes destroyed. Howards’ daughters staying with mother-in-law.
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Harold Howard
North Wall Street
Wilmington
Harry W. Hague III
Hague
Southwestern Ohio Sets Up CD Authority
Five southwestern Ohio counties formed the Ohio Valley Civil Defense Authority with Hamilton, Clermont, Butler, Clinton and Warren counties signing. Brown County is expected to join, as the group links to a federal civil defense plan to evacuate key targets and funnel up to a million people through a tri state network.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Jack Gault
Indiana
Kentucky
Hamilton
Clermont
Butler
Clinton
Warren
Brown County
Gault
Hamilton County
Tri-State
Dayton Attorneys File Building Plan
Dayton Bar Assn plans a two week county proposal to fund a 1.6 million juvenile court and detention home for Dayton and Montgomery County. The plan relies on private funds with land leased from the county and building by a nonprofit under bar association guidance using tax free bonds.
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Dayton
Dayton Bar Assn
Montgomery County
Bar Association
Small Iowa College Receives $3 Million Donation
J F Darby of Tulsa and Muskogee left more than 3 million dollars to Grinnell College in Iowa. County Judge J E Beavers distributed the estate. The bulk went to the college with under a thousand students. Widow Marine Poole Darby of Muskogee received 100000 dollars.
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Muskogee
Okla
Grinnell College
Iowa
J. F. Darby
Tulsa
J. E. Beavers
Darby
Marine Poole Darby
California Primary Tests Democratic Hopefuls in California
California voters head to the polls Tuesday as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver wage a high stakes race for all 68 California Democratic delegates. Kefauver assails Stevenson on civil rights while Stevenson targets the Eisenhower administration. in the GOP, Eisenhower is unopposed for all 70 California delegates. In Alabama, Sparkman backs a Southern friendly platform as Michigan Democrats convene in Grand Rapids to select a 44 vote delegation and push civil rights statements.
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Los Angeles
California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Anaheim
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Florida
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Sen
Sparkman
Grand Rapids
G. Mennen Williams
Teen-Agers' Joke Costs Four in Texarkana
TEXARKANA Tex Four teen-agers sought a thrill by placing a boy in a car trunk with an arm dangling out and pouring ketchup on it They then drove to a filling station asking directions to the river A station attendant saw the arm and alerted police Roadblocks were set up The youths were charged with malicious mischief and released on bonds of 30 25 each
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Texarkana
Tex
Red River
Cincy Son Slayer Is Freed On Bond
Charles Miller a 47 year old man charged with murder in the shooting death of his son Charles Jr aged 23 was released on five thousand dollar bond. He pleaded innocent and waived a hearing before Mayor Charles Gertz in Reading. Miller was bound over to the grand jury amid reports the quarrel involved the son leaving his father’s employ and a jointly owned car. The younger Miller was shot during a scuffle in the family home.
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Cincinnati
Charles Miller
Charles Jr
Miller
Charles Gertz
Reading
Millers
Jesse Jones Dies in Texas at 82 in Houston
Jesse H. Jones, 82, Tennessee born builder of a vast fortune, wartime commerce secretary and RFC head, died in Houston. He loaned over 50 billion dollars, oversaw 35 buildings up to 37 stories, and owned Houston Chronicle and three major hotels. Officials called him a leading business statesman and Houston’s foremost citizen. His Houston Endowment funded education and medical charities.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Tennessee
Tion Finance Corp
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
RFC
Jones
Houston Chronicle
Washington
Commerce
Weeks
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Texas
W. P. Hobby
The
Houston Post
New York City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Houston Endowment Corp
Marine Drill Sergeant Leaves Brig After Drowning Probe
S Sgt Matthew B McKeon 31 a Marine Corps drill instructor linked to a deadly disciplinary night march that caused six recruit deaths is released from confinement awaiting court martial The Navy secretary approved a change to restriction allowing him to live at home in Port Royal while not on duty He is charged with manslaughter and intoxication with a July 14 court martial date set after a May 23 status change
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Brig
Matthew B. McKeon
McKeon
Secretary of the Navy
Emile Z. Berman
New York
Lausche Trails Stevenson In Indiana Democratic Poll
Indiana delegates poll shows Adlai Stevenson leading with 31 percent while Ohio Governor Frank Lausche garners 2.5 percent for the presidential nomination. The results reflect early preferences ahead of the Indiana Democratic convention.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Indiana
Adlai Stevenson
Mandamus Actions To Be Heard Tuesday in Ohio Court
Three mandamus suits set for 10 a m at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati. One case: State of Ohio ex rel Joseph W Osborn v Charles R Kirk over a motion in the Dixie Osborn v Joseph W Osborn custody dispute. Other two challenge pension reductions for Everett Downing and Ralph J Barlow, seeking legal interpretation of pension rules.
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First District Court of Appeals
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Joseph W. Osborn
Charles R. Kirk
Common Pleas Court
Kirk
Dixie Osborn
Wilmington
Everett Downing
Ralph J. Barlow
James C. Johnson
L. E. Stautner
Harley Day
Harry Schultz
Don W. Simmons
Stanley Irvin
Police Relief Fund
Fred Hale
Charles T. Ewbank
Downing
Frederick J. Buckley
Don C. Soliday
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
State Auditor’s Department
Barlow
Harry W. Hague II
Dwight Winkle
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Hale
Ewbank
Bureau of Inspection
Buckley
Molotov Replacement Seen To Soothe Tito Visit
Washington insiders viewed the Molotov replacement as a deliberate Khrushchev Bulganin move to win Tito back and repair 1948 tensions. Dmitri Shepilov’s appointment signals possible tougher diplomacy and renewed Soviet outreach while Tito negotiates a path balancing Moscow and Belgrade.
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Washington
Molotov
Khrushchev-Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tito
Wash—s
Middle East
South Asia
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Shepilov
Russia
Soviet Union
Ohio panel OKs bills to curb tax losses
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission approved drafting special session bills to recoup nearly 2 million dollars in annual tax losses and prevent future losses as federal and state court rulings exempted bank securities from taxation. Gov Lausche called a June 28 special session to address the issue and related tax changes.
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Columbus
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
U. S
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
General Motors
Youngstown-Warren
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Cloud
Commission
Saxbe Opponent Asking Recount in Seven Ohio Counties
Harry T. Marshall, Cleveland councilman and Saxbe opponent, plans recounts in about 500 precincts across Summit, Montgomery, Clark, Butler, Scioto, Mahoning, and Lorain counties after Saxbe defeated Marshall for the Republican attorney general nomination by 3,371 votes. Official totals set Saxbe at 160,323 and Marshall at 156,952.
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Cleveland
Harry T. Marshall
Marshall
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Summit
Montgomery
Clark
Butler
Scioto
Mahoning
Lorain
Saxbe
French Drive Seizes Rebel Stronghold in Algerian Trench
In Algeria a fierce battle trapped a large rebel force in the Biban Mountains near Bougie. French divisions say 290 rebels dead and 400 total casualties as jets and artillery battered the craggy triangle. The 19th Infantry and 27th Mechanized Divisions pressed the siege, with the campaign influencing a wider Casbah strike and Paris policy debate.
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Algiers
Iran
Biban
Algeria
Bougie
Soumman
New Bremen Boy To Head Ohio FFA
John Poppe of New Bremen was elected president of the Ohio chapter of Future Farmers of America, chosen by more than 700 delegates to succeed Larry Earhart of Troy. Other officers included Jerry Laffen as vice president and Fred Isler as secretary, with Don Thomas treasurer and Russell Johnson reporter and Jim Finley sentinel. District vice presidents named: Stanley Augustus Springsfield. Robert Tadsen Holgate. James Sims New Concord. James Carr West Chester.
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Columbus
John Poppe
New Bremen
Ohio
Future Farmers of America
Poppe
Larry Earhart
Troy
Jerry Laffen
Celina
Fred Isler
Prospect
Don Thomas
Ostrander
Russell Johnson
Mowereystown
Jim Finley
McConnelsville
Sentinel
Stanley Augustus
Springsfield
Central
Robert Tadsen
Holgate
James Sims
New Concord
James Carr
West Chester
Auto layoffs spike in Midwest states May week ended
Washington reports Michigan Indiana and Ohio show large layoff totals in the week ending May 26 with Ohio listing 21 000 workers laid off.
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Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Labor Department
Censorship Imposed as Brazil Declares Crisis
Rio de Janeiro reports government censorship of radio and television stations after President Juscelino Kubitschek declares an economic political crisis exists in the nation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
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Pravda
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Tass
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