Girl From Tron Curtain Among ZHS Graduates
An 18 year old, Karin Kauffmann, daughter of Otto and Mrs. Kauffmann, is among 330 Lash high seniors who will receive diplomas at commencement Thursday. The family, from Germany, moved to the United States in 1950 after wartime upheavals and now resides on Maysville Pike.
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Mosaic Tile’ Co
Eisenhower to Appear On TV Tonight In White House Program
President Eisenhower will deliver his first television report at 8 30 pm EST with four cabinet members joining him. The broadcast aims to explain administration actions in four months and may reference tax policy and a new publicity approach for tax enforcement cases.
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Health, Education, and Welfare
Soldier Killed In Kentucky Car Crash Near Richmond
Segt. Nolan E. Hoke of Brookville Ohio was killed Tuesday when his car struck the rear of a truck about six miles north of Richmond on U S 25. His sister Mrs. Robert D. Emerick of Troy Ohio and another companion were injured. Hoke was on furlough from Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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Queen Begins 6-Week Tour Of Key Cities In England
The Queen starts a six week tour of major English cities, visiting London's northeast then Northwest and other parts of the capital. She hosts state banquets at Buckingham Palace for coronation guests tonight and tomorrow, showcasing Britain’s unity across the Commonwealth.
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Train Collision Kills Two In Virginia Wreck
At Manassas Virginia a Washington bound passenger train struck a stationary Chesapeake and Ohio freight train. Engineer George A. Shelhorn and fireman H W Subiett of Alexandria Virginia died in the wreck. Ten passengers were injured as the freight crew escaped safe. The incident involved C and O freight No 98 on Southern tracks.
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Bellefontaine Fire Burns Man Unloading Gasoline
A man was burned Tuesday night when his clothing caught fire while unloading gasoline from a truck at Ray hospital. He suffered burns and was treated locally. No further details on identity or condition were released.
Battle for Luke's Castle Rages as Reds Counterattack
In Eastern Korea Allied forces fought fierce close quarters battle as South Korean infantry and US units counterattacked Red positions on Luke's Castle. Heavy fighting left about 1,100 Communist casualties and several allied successes including tank and air support, with Chinese units probing Sniper Ridge then retreating. U S B-29s bombed front lines near Sinanju while 400 plus fighter-bombers aided ground troops and ships at Won San Harbor exchanged shots with shore batteries.
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Reds Submit Secret Note on Truce Plan
The Eisenhower administration moved to advance a reciprocal trade thaw while seeking Ways and Means action on an extension of the excess profits tax. Secretary Humphrey faced sharp questioning as the administration pressed lawmakers to extend the levy.
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Air Force chief backs budget cuts delays wing growth
Secretary Talbott told Senators a cut of more than five billion dollars in new Air Force funds will not seriously delay new combat equipment for 143 or more wings. Interim goal remains 120 wings by December 1955 with possible raise after a defense restudy.
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Treasury Secretary Humphrey Seeks Business Support for Tax Plan
Secretary Humphrey acknowledged his push to rally business groups for President Eisenhower's tax program and drew a sharp warning from Rep Reed against lobbying. The exchange signals political pushback as administration advocates proceed with fiscal plans and bipartisan scrutiny intensifies.
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Republicans Back Six Month Extension Of Trade Bill
GOP leaders and Rep Richard Simpson endorsed a six month extension of the tariff cut plan to speed the trade act through Congress by June 12. Democrats warn one point in the compromise increasesTariff Commission to seven members. Simpson separates restrictive provisions into a separate bill while Republicans seek to sidetrack them. Both sides push the extension despite disputes.
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Half Day Closing Begins Tomorrow
Downtown stores will close at 12 30 pm tomorrow with banks and financial institutions closing at noon. City hall and the courthouse also close at noon and the automobile license bureau in Masonic temple follows. Common pleas court remains in session tomorrow afternoon for a civil trial. The court will close each following Thursday afternoon.
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A Sabre jet crashes at Korean base kill pilots and engineers
A Sabre jet plowed into a large road grader at the end of a runway during takeoff at a Korean base. The American pilot and two Army engineers were killed in the crash.
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U S Steel to reply on wage demand as talks continue
United States Steel Corp moves to answer the CIO United Steelworkers during renewed contract talks in Pittsburgh. Vice President John A. Stephens says the company will reply to union arguments, with further discussions to define areas of negotiation. The union expects a pay increase and speculation centers on about 10 cents an hour. The existing contract runs a year more, with a June 30 settlement deadline and the threat of a strike if not settled.
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Three Hurt In Prom Night Crash On Linden Avenue
Three high school students returning from the junior senior prom were injured when their northbound car collided with another on Linden Avenue near Norwood Boulevard. Adele Ashbaugh 16 Pat Humphry 16 and Ned Berry 18 suffered cuts and bruises. all others in the vehicles escaped injury. The crash occurred shortly after 4 am when the Duffy car struck Weaver’s car and then hit a parked car and a utility pole. The injured were treated at Good Samaritan hospital and released.
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Rodney Moyer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ohio Bell Starts 110000 Cable Project in Zanesville Area
Ohio Bell begins three large cable projects costing 110000 to upgrade lines serving Fultonham Roseville and Sharon avenue southeast Zanesville. Commercial manager Frank J O Boyle says the work will meet rising demand and allow private and party lines. Extensions reach White Cottage East Fultonham, expanding service and car capacity between communities and Zanesville this summer.
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Five Klansmen Indicted in Orange County Lies Under Oath
The Justice Department said a Miami grand jury indicted six persons, five identified as Klansmen, on charges of lying under oath in a racial terrorism probe. A seventh man was charged with false statements on a job application at the Orlando air base. All seven residents of Orange County Florida. Violent incidents occurred in 1945 and 1950.
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Ohio Court Rules On Cement Issue
Ohio Supreme Court clears the way for a cement pave on the northern toll road, reversing an appeals ruling. The 7-0 decision held the state statute does not require alternate bids for construction. The case centered on bids for paving the 326 million dollar Ohio Turnpike linked to cement rather than asphalt.
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Coronation Stamps On Sale in Britain
Hundreds queued at post offices for the first sale of Britain's coronation stamps. Dealers and schoolboy collectors packed the lines to obtain first day issues for envelopes and mailings. A large buyer dispatched over 2000 stamped envelopes to U S clients with a staff of girl clerks.
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Fragmented wartime note on Korean truce talks surfaces
A scrambled passage references a 11 am tomorrow session, a nine recess, and a hidden message about the Korean truce. It notes secrecy from the U S Command, mentions President Eisenhower statements and South Korean objections, and hints at a drawn out negotiation without clear details.
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