Finley Consoliver Killed in Oil Barrel Accident
Finley Consoliver a Sabina welder was killed instantly at 1 45 pm when an oil barrel he was draining exploded after an acetylene torch flame ignited fumes. Coroner Dr John K Williams said the 62 year old, who had lived in Sabina, died from head and chest injuries. The body was taken to Littleton Funeral Home.
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Finley Consoliver
Sabina
John K. Williams
Clinton County
Consoliver
Charles Burris
Grant
South College Street
William L. Wead
Charles
Latin Tutor Sees Latin Not Dead at Miami Convention
Miss Belle Gould of Henderson Texas says Latin is thriving with growing Junior Classical League enrollment. She notes 900 attendees at the Miami University convention, up from 478 and 547 at prior events, and mentions Torch, the league's official publication born from a small school paper.
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Oxford
Belle Gould
Texas
Gould
Henderson
Tex
Rome
Miami University
Dallas
Des Moines
Torch
Die Makers Agree To New Contract In Cincinnati Suburb
Production resumed today at the Electric Auto Lite plant in Evendale after a two week strike by 150 tool and die makers. The workers, members of the International Association of Machinists, agreed to a new one year contract. Plant officials asked employees to forego wage hikes for a year, saying the plant lost money for two years and that closing the plant might be the alternative.
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Cincinnati
Electric Auto- Lite
Evendale
International Assn. of Machinists
Mollet Wins Confidence Vote Over Transportation Taxes
The French National Assembly backed Premier Guy Mollet with a 275 to 121 confidence vote on higher transportation taxes, signaling support for his fiscal agenda.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Remarkable pullet egg found on Brownwood Farm
Mrs Glendon McCollum reported a pullet egg the size of a hen egg containing egg white only and a small hard shelled egg inside. She says it is the most remarkable pullet egg she has seen. The Whiterock pullets lay on Brownwood farm owned by Rep Clarence J Brown on Route 123 Blanchester.
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Glendon McCollum
McCollums
Brownwood Farm
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
400 Votes Seen For Adlai's Camp
Atlantic City reports show Adlai Stevenson likely to secure over 400 nominating votes from 27 Democratic governors conference states. An AP survey tracks governors and representatives, with gains from Harriman, Chandler, and other state delegations shaping a path to the August Chicago convention.
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N. J
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harriman
House Debates Pensions Bills For Veterans Costs Range Widely
Washington leaders pushed rival plans to aid veterans with pensions and disability pay in a house debate. The main committee bill would grant $105 monthly non service pensions at 65 for low income veterans, plus small increases for service-connected disability. A Legion VFW alternative proposed $90 monthly, trimming overseas bonuses and other raises.
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House
Rep
Edmondson
D-Okla
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Veterans Committee
Olin E. Teague
Dtex
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Legion - Vfw
Teague
Death of Soviet Composer Reinhold Gliere at 85
MOSCOW announces the death of Reinhold Gliere, a noted Soviet composer, who died on Saturday. He was 85 years old, leaving a lasting legacy in Soviet music.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Reinhold Gliere
Thug Gets $10,000 In Cincy Holdup
Cincinnati police hunted two gunmen after a noonday holdup at Sportsman's Bar that yielded about $10,000. Bernard Muller a 61 year old cafe operator said most of the loot was for payroll checks while milkman Edward Lynn reported losing $300.
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Cincinnati
Sportsman’s
Bernard Muller
Edward Lynn
Three Airmen Dead as B-47 Crashes Near Salina
A three man bomber crew perished when an Air Force B 47 bomber crashed and burned in a wheat field near Salina Kansas. The accident occurred today and is being investigated by base and local authorities.
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Salina
Kan
Admiral King Rites Slated For Friday
Funeral services for Fleet Adm Ernest J King will be held Friday at Washington National Cathedral with burial at Annapolis. King died at 77 in Portsmouth Naval Hospital from acute heart failure linked to long term high blood pressure. President Eisenhower praised him as a great American and outstanding naval officer. In Lorain Ohio Mayor Jaworski proposed buying the Admiral King birthplace at 113 Hamilton Avenue to serve as a memorial and plans a meeting with former playmates звуч.
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N. H
Fleet Adm
Ernest J. King
Washington National
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington
U.S. Navy
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
King
Lorain
Ohio
John Jaworski
Hamilton Avenue
Admiral King
Jaworski
Killer Said Seen In Area Near Columbus
State highway patrol hunts a fugitive, Alfred Wilson, described as a killer, in a wooded area northeast of Westerville. Police seek the 37 year old truck driver accused of shooting three Trumbull County residents after a dispute with his common law wife. A woman who later identified him from a photo gave a tentative lead, but patrol officials call the ID vague. Arsenal guards report a man climbing over the fence at Ravenna Arsenal as officers from multiple counties continue the search. Wilson has triggered multiple tips since Thursday night killings, none yet yielding a solid clue to his location.
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State
Westerville
Alfred Wilson
Trumbull County
Wilson
Juanita
Delaware
Franklin County
Delaware County
State Highway Patrol
Ravenna Arsenal
Portage
Guatemala Police Kill 3 Students in Demostration Crackdown
Guatemala City police fired submachine guns and pistols to disperse a student march protesting the state of alarm imposed by President Castillo Armas. Three university students were killed and 19 wounded as security forces moved to quell anti government demonstrations. One girl and a policeman were among the injured. Government says the crackdown targets communist plots, ordering news censorship after the killings. Witnesses described police firing into the crowd as students sang the national anthem and attempted to reach the government palace.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Three Year Steel Contract Hinted Amid Talks
New York reports ongoing steel industry and United Steelworkers talks. A compromise three year contract is discussed, two years shorter than management’s five-year proposal and one year longer than past Steelworkers settlements. Union circles in Pittsburgh urged acceptance.
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New York
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Ike Expected To Gain Poundage After Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower's doctors say he should start gaining weight soon. He weighs 162 pounds, seven less than at his June 8 hospitalization, and expects discharge Friday or Saturday. He plans to visit Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, for his 40th wedding anniversary with Mrs. Eisenhower, though political plans during that stay are unclear.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
City Board clears pool project on Prairie Avenue
The City Board of Zoning Appeals approved Union Land Development Corp to build a swimming pool on Prairie Avenue replacing Clinton Swim Club. Digging to start Wednesday with Modern Sales & Construction Co handling the erection. Residents opposed the plan, some stockholders among supporters. site staking planned today.
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City Board of Zoning Appeals
Union Land & Development Corp
Prairie Avenue
Charles
Ault
Board of Zoning Appeals
Clinton Swim Club
Charles Hart
Hart
George Schantz Jr
Forrest Walraven
Frank Thatcher
Schantz
Modern Sales & Construction Co
Egypt's Nasser seeks friendly ties with United States
On his first day as president, Gamal Abdel Nasser stated Egypt desires cordial relations with the United States and said for his party he will do all he can.
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AIRCO
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Wet Weather Grips Central Plains to Upper Mississippi
Stormy conditions produced heavy rain across the Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Imperial Nebraska recorded about 2 inches in six hours while Eau Claire Wisconsin had roughly 0.25 inch. Widespread gusts above 40 mph and a thunderstorm hit Sioux City Iowa. A tornado touched down near Ivanhoe Minnesota.
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Mid-Continent
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
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Neb
Eau Claire
Wis
Hill City
Kan
Sioux City
Iowa
Ivanhoe
Minn
Ohio fairs open in Wellston end with Circleville show
Ohio counties list county fairs for season. Jackson County Wellston fair runs July 18 to 21 and Circleville Pumpkin Show ends Oct 17. The schedule covers Adams to Wyandot plus independent fairs with dates in August through October.
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Circleville
Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
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West Union
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Lima
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Attica
GOP Half Billion Bill Slated for Senate Ballot
Rival claims split the Senate on boosting Air Force funds beyond Eisenhower’s request. Bridges pushes a half billion dollar increase, while Chavez forecasts approval of a larger $1.1 billion add. Knowland notes White House defense budget stance as Eisenhower hospitalizes. House approved about $15.4 billion.
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Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
Knowland
California
White House
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
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Sen. Chavez
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Truman seeks epitaph: He done damndest
Former U S president Harry Truman toured Britain visiting tombs in St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. He asked for a grave epitaph reading I done my damndest. He noted he would rather be under ground than on a stone floor and joked about escaping when the horn blows.
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London
Harry Truman
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
U. S
Duke of Wellington
Lord Nelson
Charles Dickens
Gladstone
Truman
Auto inspection bill predicted to pass in Ohio next session
An Ohio Highway Safety Council official said the Legislature is likely to enact a compulsory motor vehicle inspection law in the upcoming regular session. William Knight announced a new bill advocating periodic inspections and noted a similar measure failed previously but is now viewed as more promising.
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Akron
Ohio Highway Safety Council
William Knight
Knight
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