Five Accidents Mar SD Day Observance Note
Five traffic accidents occurred in Zanesville and rural Muskingum county yesterday during Safe Driving Day. Three persons sustained minor injuries. one driver and a pedestrian narrowly escaped into the Muskingum river. Property damage was reported for several vehicles and one parked car was bumped on Salt Creek road.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Sheriff's Office
Route 16
Pataskala
Licking’ Coum
Youth Hurt as Auto Rams Four Parked Cars
Frederick N. Paintiff an 18 year old of 1478 Putnam Avenue was injured when his southbound car skidded and sideswiped crossing the street gate crashed into four parked autos and toppled a light pole at 36 Putnam Avenue He was taken to Bethesda Hospital in good condition Patrolman Andrew Kish reported Paintiff sustained cuts and bruises William Evans a 2 passenger in the car escaped with the others There was considerable damage to the cars
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Ue New High School
Manning
Murson ‘Avenue
Muskingum River
Ralph
R. ‘Wittenbrook
Salt Crek Road
Arthur
Apple
Stewart,o
John
Wyy-Archer
Muskingum ‘Avenue
Frazersburg
Archer
Frederick N. Paintiff
Putnam 3 Avenue
Putnam Avenue
Paintiff
Bethesda Hospital
Andrew Kish
William Evans
Woodlawn Avenue
Zanesville Stores Stay Open Tonight For Christmas Shopping
Retail officials say all Zanesville stores will remain open until 8 30 p m tonight to ease shoppers during the Christmas buying season. The Downtown district is festooned with lights large candy figures Santa Claus wreaths and a Nativity scene with a Christmas tree near the courthouse. The Junior Chamber of Commerce organized the window display funded by the Merchants Association and the festive décor includes illuminated clock tower lights.
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Zanesville
Paprent
Teport
Congress urged to broaden federal aid for schools
A NEA conference praised a plan to expand federal aid for school construction. Delegates endorsed distributing funds to all states by demonstrated need while letting states decide spending priorities. Labor leaders, initially threatening a floor fight, appeared satisfied with the outcome after Folsom's statement following talks with the President.
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Congress
NEA
Folsom
Newhouse Buys Birmingham Media Empire in 18.7 Million Deal
The Birmingham News and allied papers announce a $18.7 million sale to Newhouse, adding Mercury Freight Lint and three radio stations to its holdings. The purchase makes Newhouse the owner of twelve papers and a television station, with current editors and executives remaining in key roles.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham - ‘News
Ell
Néite
The
Daa
Record
Newhouse
Cas
Mercury Freight. Lint
Hanteville
Phila
Hamtsville
News Horse
Clarence
Navy diver Tallarico freed after four hours under water
Navy diver Tallarico emerged unassisted after a four hour submersion near the Naval Ordnance Laboratory facility southeast of Washington. He described the cold as the toughest part while rescuers worked to free him, and his wife Carmela rushed to embrace him amid the news crowd.
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Navy
Naval. Ordnance Laboratory
Washington
Tallarico
Pravera
Carmela
Joe
Teara
Training session for JPs and officials in Muskingum County
A special training session for justices of the peace mayors and constables in Muskingum county will be held Thursday evening December 15 at 7 30 in the common pleas court room. Prosecutor Joseph W McNerney will preside with talks on changes in the justice of peace law duties and powers and related topics.
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Muskingum
Common Pleas
Joseph W. McNerney
Richard” ‘E. Bridwell
Two Accused In Tax Fraud Blame Politics
A federal grand jury indicts Theron Lamar Caudle, Connelly, and Harry I Schwimmer on tax fraud charges alleging political motive. Caudle and Connelly blame Republicans and politics, while Schwimmer defends innocence. The indictments also name Ellis N Slack and Irving Sachs as conspirators. Brownell reports Slack dismissed from duties in the DOJ tax division.
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Relly
Theron
Lamar Caudle
Truman
Connelly
New-York
Washington
Harry S. ‘Truman
Harry
Schwimmer
Kansas
United States
Caudle
Atla
Ellis N. Slack
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Atty
Brownell
Slack
Iment
Faure Launches Own Campaign Amid Radical Split
Faure forms a separate campaign after being expelled from the Radical Socialist ranks as the party’s steering committee condemns his "coup de force" remark and urges adherence to the constitutional process. Faure questions democratic legitimacy of consulting electors.
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National
Radical Socialist Party
Pierre Me
Faure
East Germans declare end of occupation of Berlin
Neues Deutschland, the East German Communist party newspaper, says the four power status of Berlin is nonexistent and East Berlin is the sovereign capital of East Germany. The piece responds to Western protests and marks a shift from calling East Berlin occupied territory.
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Berlin
East
Neues Deutschland
Neues’Deutschland
East Germany
American Legion Plans Two Holiday Parties
The American Legion announces two holiday events. A stag party for members will be held at the club rooms on Monday evening December 12 at 8 p.m. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
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The
American’ Legion
Driver Arrested After Nighttime Reckless Operation Charge
Robert L. Russell 18 of Somerset Route 2 was arrested Wednesday night by the state highway patrol on a charge of reckless operation. He is to appear in municipal court on December 5. Vivian Flowers 18 of Hanover Mink was roller skating Wednesday and taken to Good Samaritan hospital for a back injury and hip fracture. Meda Moorehead 18 of 12271 Melrose Avenue fell at home Thursday and broke a left hip, admitted to Bethesda hospital for treatment. Orris Dickson has been released to return home from Good Samaritan hospital after eye surgery.
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Robert L. Rusell
Somerset Rt. 2
State Highway Patrol
Vivian Flowers
Hanover
Good Samaritan Hospital
Meda Moorehead
Melrose Avenue
Sarta Claus
Bethesda Hospital
Orris
Dickson
Florence Avenue
Russian Leaders Talk Leave For Burma Fear amid Nonalignment
Reported remarks quote Nehru warning that Prime Minister fears Western pressure as Russia signals a stance on Burma. India reiterates its basic policy of not joining any defense alliance or military pact.
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Nehru
India
Defense Chiefs Confer Over 1956 57 Budget at Camp David
Top defense officials including Secretary Wilson and Admiral Radford met at Camp David with Budget Director Hughée and others to discuss a final 1956 57 defense budget. President Eisenhower traveled between Camp David and the Gettysburg farm while a pony gift was noted for his grandchildren at the farm.
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Gettysburg
Eeisenhower
Defense
Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint
Rowland -Hughéa
National ‘Security, Council
Asheville
N.C
Weather Forecast Warns of Rain and Snow Next Tue and Wed
The bulletin predicts dreary conditions with rain and snow. Forecasters expect wintry impacts on Tuesday and Wednesday, urging caution for travel and potential delays.
Diphtheria Reports Rise in Ohio With Lancaster Case
Ohio health officials report six diphtheria cases this week ending with a 15 year old Lancaster girl as the latest victim. Five earlier cases occurred in Columbus with two deaths. A juvenile center inmate and a brother of a former inmate also have diphtheria as authorities quarantine contacts and study spread.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Columbus
Kersell
Fairfield County” Health
Former Sheriff Free Under $10,000 Bond
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE Ohio George Baldridge Fay ette County farmer and former Adams County sheriff has been released from jail on bond Baldridge 63 is charged with second degree murder in the shotgun slaying of state warden Irvin Patrick 46 Patrick was killed Nov 15 while trying to arrest a hunter for illegal possession of pheasants
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Washington .Court. House
Ohio
George Baldridge
Fayette County
Adams County
Baldridge
Irvin Patrick
Patrick
AFL CIO merger approved creates new national federation
The AFL and CIO merged today to form the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, a single federation with about 16 million members. George Meany will lead the combined group. Walter Reuther was named to a key role in the new organization.
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New York
AFL
CIO
Sdargest
Free World
George. Meany
American’Federation of ‘Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Afl-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
American ‘Legion
Ddington Wagner
Meany
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
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