Six Year Old Photo Model Visits Grandparents Here
Melinda Beroset six visits grandparents in Zanesville while her mother Betty Miller daughter of Virgil Miller of 41 South Fourth Street, and her father Walter Beroset a Fort Lauderdale building contractor. Melinda has appeared in Time Ladies Home Journal Popular Mechanics Family Circle Farm Journal Atlantic Life and in a large Eastman Kodak layout in Popular Mechanics.
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Zanesville
Melinda Beroset
Betty Miller
Virgil Miller
South Fourth Street
Miller
Hancock Junior High School
Melinda
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jennifer
Bobby
Walter Beroset
Beroset
The
Millers
Time
Ladies Home Journal
Popular Mechanics
Family Circle
Farm Journal
Atlantic Life
Eastman Kodak
Inquiry Sought In Job Review
Sen. Monroney urged a Senate inquiry into plans by the Eisenhower administration to remove civil service protection from about 134000 federal jobs. Civil Service Commission head Philip Young said an executive order will review 66000 jobs in the United States and 68000 overseas, including 1947 Schedule A posts. He noted 1600 of about 8090 government attorneys may be removed. veterans likely unaffected.
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Washington
Sen
Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Young
Civil Service
Truman
Senate Civil Service Committee
Oklahoma
Defense Department
Congress
Oecar3
Cost of Living Edges Upward
The cost of living rose three tenths of one percent between mid April and mid May per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. All major items except transportation increased. food gained half a percent and medical care up four tenths. City families with moderate incomes faced prices 114 percent of the 1947-49 average, up nine tenths from a year earlier and 12 percent above June 1950.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kenton Man Killed By Erie Train Near Alger
56 year old O Ray V Spur Tock of Alger was struck and killed today by an Erie Railroad passenger train while walking along the line near the town. The accident happened in clear visibility with responders arriving to confirm his death. Authorities opened an investigation into the circumstances of the collision.
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Kenton
O. Ray V. Spur- Tock
Alger
Erie Railroad
Fighting Bases On Korean Front
In Korea communist troops pressed at Allied lines as armistice talks stall. Central Front red loudspeakers again forecast a Thursday armistice, while Seoul cites the prisoner release of over 27,000 anti-Communists as a factor. Eighth Army reports a major probing attack and more than 10,000 Reds killed last week, with heavy Allied casualties implied along the East Central sector.
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Seoul
Korea
No Man’s Land
South Korea
Eighth Army
Centra Front
White Horse Mountain
Triangle Hill
U. N
Jefferson County Sheriff Dan Haines Dies After Heart Attack
Jefferson County Sheriff Dan W. Haines, 44, died Monday after suffering a heart attack, officials announced. The longtime lawman served Ashtabula County before his death and was remembered for his service to the community.
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Jefferson
Ashtabula
Dan W. Haines
Compromise Reported Sought with Rhee Over Korea Truce
A U S emissary carried a secret note to Syngman Rhee after Gen Clark pressed for cooperation on a truce. Rhee proposed a plan for foreign troop withdrawal, a mutual security pact with the United States, and a 90 day clock to resume combat if no peace talks occur. Clark reported a brief second meeting and indicated no further comment.
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Seoul
Washington
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Mark Clark
Clark
Rhee
Tokyo
South Korea
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Eisenhower
U. S. Army
J. Lawton Collins
Robertson
Fair Weather To Continue Across Region
Pleasant summer conditions prevailed with highs in the roid 80s and northwest cooling winds. The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with warmer days midweek and a return to heat Sunday, while scattered showers may bring a quarter to half inch late Thursday or Friday.
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Municipal
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Heat Stroke Fatal To Ex Resident
A heat stroke Sunday proved fatal to Mrs. Clar ence W. Brown 26 of Columbus formerly Jean Marie Lloyd of Fultonham She died at White Cross hospital after collapsing at her home 1039 Highland street She was a daughter of Frank Lloyd and Mrs Florence Taylor Survived by husband two brothers and grandparents She was a member of Second Avenue Presbyterian Church The body will go to William Thompson and Son funeral home White Cottage for calling Wednesday evening Services will be at the funeral home Friday at 2 Rev Edwin Fontaine will officiate Burial in Fultonham Cemetery
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Clarence W. Brown
Columbus
Jean Marie Lloyd
Fultonham
Brown
Highland Street
White Cross Hospital
Frank Lloyd
Florence Taylor
Robert and
Allen Lloyd
R. A. Moore
Sego
Second Avenue Presbyterian Church of
William Thompson and Son
White Cottage
Edwin Fontaine
Fultonham Cemetery
UN Assembly Chief Seeks Armistice Aid From Rhee
Lester B. Pearson cabled Syngman Rhee expressing shock at the release of North Korean prisoners of war and urging cooperation for an armistice. The note released at United Nations headquarters came as Pearson and Dag Hammarskjold prepared for a crisis conference in Ottawa Friday.
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United Nations
N. Y
Lester B. Pearson
U. N. Assembly
Syngsan Rhee
Rhee
U. N
Pearson
Dag Hammarskjold
Ottawa
Van Wert Driver Dies After Collision on Ohio 224
D Robert Coder 39 of Fort Wayne Indiana died from injuries after his car struck the rear of a steel truck six miles west on Ohio 224. The fatality occurred today in Van Wert as responders attended the scene and authorities investigated the crash details and contributing factors.
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van Wert
Robert Coder
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ohio 224
Rhee signals possible withdrawal from UN Command if truce terms kept
President Syngman Rhee told CBS in a Far East interview that South Korea could withdraw from UN Command if a peace accord is signed on present terms. General Mark Clark said there is an understanding Rhee would consult him before any decision. CBS also quoted terms necessary for an armistice, aligning with AP’s reported compromise points.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. N
Syngman
Rhee
CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Far East
George Herman
U. N. Command
Mark Clark
Clark
Phee
AP Tokyo
Robert Bunson
Bandit Robs Bank In Wheeling Suburb
A masked bandit robbed the Bank of Warwood in Wheeling West Virginia and fled in a green car with an undetermined amount of cash. Bank staff described the suspect as about 38 to 40 years old, 200 pounds, wearing a dark suit and white shirt. a Brinks messenger was targeted as the robbery unfolded.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bank of Warwood
Brinks
Boy 2 falls 45 feet in garden escape unharmed
Boston report says 2-year-old Stephen Weymouth son of Mr and Mrs Richard Weymouth Madeira Ohio tumbled from a third floor window while visiting grandmother Elizabeth McMahon. He landed in soft earth in a garden and was taken to hospital as precaution.
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Boston
Sephen Weymouth
Richard Weymouth
Madeira
Elizabeth McMahon
State Opens Bids For Bridge Repair And Route 245
The Rome Daugherty Co. of Glenford submitted the low bid for lift span repair over the canal at the east approach of the bridge. Sidwell Brothers of South Zanesville offered the lowest bid for resurfacing 4.4 miles of State Route 245 in Muskingum and Perry counties. Glenford bid 27 918 35. state estimate 33 020. Other bidders included Hatcher Brothers 29 175 20 and Wander and Mason 39 640. Sidwell bid 172 031 81 versus an estimate of 203 650 for resurfacing the 44 mile stretch from East Fultonham into Perry county to near Saltillo. Other bidders on that project were Frysinger Construction Co. 200 977 73 and Shelly and Sands 184 041 94. Repair of the lift span includes new abutments and steel floor and sidewalks. county plans to repair the steel superstructure and lift mechanism. State officials expect completion by December 15 for the bridge and December 31 for the road. Charles S. Ratzlaff Co. of McArthur submitted the low bid of 35 199 for improving State Route 7 in Crooksville and constructing a concrete slab bridge over Burley Run, with state estimate 347 340.
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Rome Daugherty Co
Glenford
Sidwell Brothers
Zanesville
Muskingum
Perry
State Highway Department
Columbus
Hatcher Brothers
Mingo Junction
Wander and Mason
Philo Bridge
East
Fultonham
Perry County
Saltillo
Th Frysinger Construction Co
Shelly and Sands
Thornville
Charles S. Ratzlaff Co
McArthur
Crooksville
Burley Run
Eisenhower Sends Milton Eisenhower on South American Tour
President Eisenhower dispatched his youngest brother Dr Milton Eisenhower on a goodwill mission to South America. He left from National Airport with senior officials from State Commerce and Treasury to visit 10 nations including Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia Chile Uruguay Argentina Paraguay and Brazil.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
South America
National Airport
Pennsylvania State College
State, Commerce and Treasury Departments
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Uruguay
Argentina
Paraguay
Brazil
Woman pleads not guilty to murder charge in Ohio
Kathryn Britton, 38, a mother of three from Athens, Ohio, entered an innocent plea to a second degree murder count after the Sunday shooting of Ford Sampson, a 35 year old Marietta construction worker.
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Athens, O
Kathryn Britton
Ford Sampson
Marietta
Work Justified Red Probers Say Darling Case
Washington report says the House Un American Activities Committee justified its work in the Byron T. Darling case. Rep Scherer of Ohio notes Darling, a physics professor fired by Ohio State University for refusing to disclose Communist ties, was removed from Air Force project research. The hearing highlighted alleged Communist links of Darling’s wife and sister in law. Darling refused to answer about his own ties, citing self incrimination, while accusing the committee of interfering with scientific research.
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Washington
Darling
House Un-American Activities Committee
Scherer
Ohio
Byron T. Darling
Ohio State University
House Committee
Columbus
Ohio State
Flo. Webster
Michigan
Un-American Activities Committee
Vandenberg Warns on Air Force Manpower Cuts
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg told Kiwanis delegates that the nation faces a manpower shortage more serious than money or planes. As he nears retirement, he said the Air Force will add about 10 wings next year while reducing personnel by 20,000, a difficult but planned efficiency shift amid defense cuts.
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New York
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Kiwanis International
Vandenberg
Man Killed by Train in Warren Collision
Albert Butler, 80, died when his car was struck by a train in Warren. The mishap occurred today as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Warren
Albert Butler
Eric
Btrain
Hunger Stalks Russian Zone After West Berlin Riot
West Berlin mourns as Adenauer declares the era of tyranny over. Hunger and misery spread in the Soviet zone with bread shortages, arrests, and executions amid protests in Leipzig, Dresden, Demnitz, and Eisenach. East German officials promise aid, while refugees report dire conditions and mass punishment by Soviet police and the Red Army.
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West Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Zone
Germany
Free World
Adenauer
Leipzig
Dresden
Demnitz
Eisenach
Otto Grotewehl
East Berlin
Red Army
anti-Red
H. W. Hartmann
Doebernitz
Saxony-Anhalt
Three Women Die in Head-On Crash Near Here
A head-on collision three miles south of town killed three women, Mary Katherine Taggart, 51, and Jane Mindrup, 45, both of Elyria, Ohio, and Mrs. Jack Hobbs, 20, of Albuquerque. The accident occurred Monday leaving no survivors among the three.
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Here
Mary Katherine Taggart
Jane Mindrup
Elyria
Jack Hobbs
Albuquerque
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