Eisenhower Plans Appeal In Tax Fight
President Eisenhower reportedly plans a last minute written appeal to the House to gain support for extending the excess profits tax. House leaders anticipate a Monday reading as debate looms. A party clash over procedure and votes pits Reed against the administration in a fierce fight.
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Hopewell Woman Attempts Suicide Over Military Induction
A 24 year old Hopewell woman Rose Marie Hartman attempted to kill herself at her home by firing a .22 caliber rifle into her abdomen. Sher iff David Weissert reports she is in fair condition at Bethesda Hospital awaiting surgery this afternoon for removal.
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Bermuda Parley: Churchill Rest Ordered By Doctors
The Bermuda meeting with the Big Three is postponed as Prime Minister Churchill, age 78, is ordered to a complete rest by doctors. He will stay at Chartwell while Foreign Secretary Eden recovers in Boston. President Eisenhower calls the postponement a temporary deferment of the Bermuda summit.
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Chatty bandit robs Cleveland loan office for 1400
Police hunted a well dressed, cigar smoking robber who entered Shaw Loan and Finance Co. in Cleveland Friday, tied up two employees, and escaped with about 1400 after finding extra money in a safe. The man talked of honesty and his job, delaying officers about ten minutes. Two victims included Isa belle Harrison and Marvin L. Kest. Samuel Kest, 75, was in an adjacent room unaware of the hold up.
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Marion cyclist killed in early 1953 traffic crash
Myron Edgar Ralston, 27, of Marion, died Friday night after a collision at a Marion intersection. The fatality marked Marion's first traffic death of 1953.
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Warmer Weather Forecast Tonight in Zanesville Area
Pleasant summer weather prevailed today with low humidity and a cooling breeze. Forecasters expect a warmer night and Sunday with scattered thundershowers possible Sunday afternoon. Temperatures rose from 63 degrees at the municipal airport to 84 in the morning, then higher downtown.
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Grain Elevator Fire Destroys Marion Co Op Elevator
Fire destroyed the Marion County Farm Bureau Cooperative Elevator on Marion's west side Friday night with losses estimated at 50 000 to 70 000 during a spree tied to a trio of June 16 blazes. Minor damage also hit Marion Plant Life Fertilizer Co. Officials suspect arson, noting oily waste from journal boxes and rifled boxes at several sites along railroad tracks.
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Wellston Woman Admits Florida Burglaries
Lauderdale Florida Miss Dorothy Emmert twenty two of Wellston Ohio pleaded guilty Friday to five counts of burglarizing homes and stealing money jewelry and other valuables in a string of break ins across the area.
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Soviets Fail To Offer New German Plan
West Berlin reporters noted the Western high commissioners left Bonn for Berlin without a Soviet delegation. Soviet expectations of presenting new German settlement proposals faded as observers described East Berlin loyalty rallies as a failure.
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Governor Nathan L. Miller Dies at 84 in New York
Nathan L. Miller, governor of New York from 1921 to 1922 and a noted lawyer, died yesterday at age 84. He led state government during a pivotal period and was among the nation s respected legal minds.
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UAW Ends 69 Day Strike at BorgWarner Gear Division
Muncie Indiana United Auto Workers reach settlement after a 69 day strike against BorgWarner Gear Division. Both sides file terms of agreement this morning ending the labor dispute at the plant.
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Sanatorium Owner Opposes Plans for TB Hospital
John A. Louis executive secretary of the Ohio Tuberculosis and Health association says Dr. Louis Mark owner of Rocky Glen private tuberculosis hospital in McConnelsville leads attacks to block state funds for a southeastern Ohio tuberculosis hospital. Gov Lausche approved the project and lawmakers discuss a $1 150 000 appropriation before the session ends.
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Chandler Roettig
Committee Cuts Defense Funds Reduces Military Budget
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut 1.337 billion dollars from new defense funds for the fiscal year. Truman’s requests were trimmed 15.4 percent, Eisenhower’s 3.7 percent, with air force cuts totaling 4.79 billion. Omnibus bill sent to the House for later consideration. Military strength projected at 3,358,087. Navy to operate 1,131 ships. Forrestal class carrier to start construction. Air Force to activate 140 wings.
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Floods in Japan Claim Heavy Toll
Floods in southern Kyushu devastate towns as rivers burst. National police report 252 dead 703 missing and 725 injured across the region about the size of Massachusetts. Japanese press recount a village of 488 missing after the Chikago River flood. Military units aid evacuations while property damage tops 33 million dollars.
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China Renew Heavy Assault Near Pukhan River
Chinese forces renewed a major offensive along the Pukhan River front driving South Korean troops back. Reports say at least two Chinese divisions about 20,000-plus soldiers attacked, with Allied air power hammering Red fortifications and fighter jets claiming several MIGs.
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Race Driver Hurt In Highway Crash Near Peru Indiana
Steve Lasick an 83 year old Salem Ohio race driver was seriously injured in a three car collision ten miles south of Peru Indiana on Friday He was transporting his stock car to Kokomo for a race Lasick had not been hurt in twenty years of professional auto racing Six other people were injured and all were hospitalized at Duke Memorial Hospital
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Steubenville Woman and Child Hurt in Rt 22 Crash
Mary Finn, 44, of Bergholz, and her 7 year old daughter Darla were injured Friday in a two car crash on U S 22 between Steubenville and Wintersville according to the State Highway Patrol.
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Ohio Scouts Reach Jamboree Site Before Parade
Newport Beach California two Greenville Ohio Boy Scouts Bil Booker and Tom Staley both 18 arrived Friday as the first to reach the National Jamboree site. They traveled eleven days and ten tires in a 20 year old car. The Jamboree runs July 17 to 23.
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Plane Crash Near Columbus Leaves Two Burned
Two men were severely burned in a private plane crash near Columbus Friday and reported in fair condition at University Hospital. Pilot Alvin Shaffer 28 and owner Wesley Hartman 50 sustained injuries when the four seat plane struck a garage after attempting a landing at Plain City Airport. Passenger Gene Whetnall 27 also suffered arm burns.
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Dispute Over Terms May Be Resolved
Seoul reports a 40 minute secret conference between Korea's President Rhee, a UN emissary, and General Mark Clark to discuss possible armistice terms. High sources say Rhee might accept if iron clad pledge of aid against a new Red attack is provided amid improving mutual understanding.
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