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   Mansfield News Journal (Newspaper) - August 29, 1953, Mansfield, Ohio                               WEATHER Clear MANSFIELD VOL 69 NO 176 TELEPHONE MANSFIELD OHIO SATURDAY International News Sen toe Vetted Press PRICE FIVE CENTS Threaten Nationwide Rail Stride 5 r s Hurt Blackbirds But Not In A Pie Four blackbirds were electro- yesterday shortly before 6 P m -in the North Trimble Rd area causing electric ice to be disrupted lor more an hour The birds part of s huge flock which swarmed through the wires struck a bare line near a transformer and wert ately cooked as the transformer exploded Two dogs and a cat at the scene disposed of the unfortunate blackbirds Workers Seek Pay Revisions Report Vandalism In Phone Walkout By United Press Railroad conductors today threatened a nationwide strike as new vandalism was reported in a telephone strike which included a one-day work stoppage on the East Coast A long distance cable was cut last nigbi at Hannibal Mo cutting off service four western Illinois communities served by the western Bell Telephone Co which has been struck by tbe CIO Workers Service was PHONES DAMAGED At South Bend telephones valued at 575 each were out of two outdoor booths ROME Giuseppe CWA was in the day of a summoned toe Big IV strike against Indiana Bell into conference Co and called an emergency The latest danger sign in the meeting of his Cabinet to coush country-'s stormy labor picture te came Friday night as a man for the Independent Railway Conductors said conductors out their demands Calls Trieste Tito's Move Concerns Italians ROME Giuseppe 1 In Accidents Near City jr J Two Mansfield men were fatally injured and other persons were hurt in two traffic accidents which occurred just five apart near the Dead are William A Morrison 26 of 26 North and Albert Teger 24 of 464 South St Morrison and Teger were fatally injured in a on State Route 13 of a mile south of Mansfield in which Johnie F Hoover 38 of Garrett and Frank Hale 25 of Greenwich were hurt Injured in a U S Route tenths of a mile west of Mansfield were Lambert Kwok of New Rochelle N Y his wife Nancy 36 and Sirs Lee 31 of Brooklyn N Reds Sent a sudden Yugoslavia Next Peace Move TWO KILLED JTN COLLISION William A Morrison of 26 North Beaton St and Albert Teger 24 of South St were fatally injured early today wheo the car in which they were riding right swerved wrong side of the road and was hit by the left reported Driver of the other car L Johme Garrett Ky and his passenger Frank he crash onr Stair Roate 13 Photos by tj Hate 25 in the crash onr Stair Roate 13 j a of Ph Puts Gates At Grab am The accident on Route 30 curred at a and tbe Jon Route 13 at a m AH the S Injured were taken to General ACROSS ROAD State highway patrolmen s a j Morrison was the driver of a was traveling north on Routet 13 swerved over on the wrong side of the road and was hit by a car driven by Hoover Teger was a passenger in PANMUNJOM INS rison's car and Hale was Communists announced in Hoover's auto Pledge To More Prisoners ot the skjold today sent to China North United discussed with the diplo- Assem T t II today they will release all it installs Morrison died at General prisoners of war who insist On Bowman tal 3L a- m and repatriation i i the hospital at a m j I Pennsylvania railroad Hoover and Hale both were inj e me begun preliminary condition at the hospital Commission that Ition of a set of automatic short is being treated for a Koreans and jnore at fractured pelvis and 20 jaw occupation notices Sartre move Toads troops toward th r The National Mediation Board Washington acted unspecified ately with a request that measures of the conductors and I A dispatch by railroads meet there Tuesday Yugoslav e-w s an attempt to head off the paused the out sald f i -j it annexing zone tne of the to fhs Allies threats bv Andrei a high of 92 sfey that the Communists vul P m bot cott the conference is a question as to whether the conductors have a right to de- mand graduated pay since they agreed in 1342 to a led the unsuccessful workers in the downtown were sure it was hotter where j they were ison and The Communists explained the traffic jmen refusing repatriation will Ije county so farj persuaded to return and hat will be changes in the number of those who re- main the One hundred and 45 more a series of underground cables lms ican prisoners were released today operate the gales and signal VETERAN them 64 sergeants who told More than one mile ot cable wilt Teger who was discharged they were punished hard labor for acts committed by other ted men at one camp lived in Mansfield most of bis -4 life about Trieste territory area set World War II United i Cleveland recorded a bigh of of the adjournment of the the old mark for the day seventh assembly is understood that Pella JJ ti THIRTY-SIX of the returning USE FEDERAL FUNDS i He attended Mansfield public had tbe torturous part of cost of tbe new and m miles of into a tog Job Rusk be id b when he was 17 He was march started from government He said thelat Stran in North Korea in area in a show of CIO Communications Workers threw pickets at exchanges in tbe District of Columbia and in scattered sections of Maryland j Virginia aad West Virginia Friday But the union ordered the ployes to get back to work early today A spokesman thei dispute is far from and said another strike might cur at any time manned the boards in many areas at Pa OK changes of the county men were Potomac Telephone Co when their auto crashed land National Guard lent tbe rear of a stalled truck f ij pany cots and blankets thus into an embankment ing a hot rebuke from CIO miles north of- f dent Walter Heather A fifth passenger in the car demanded a the crash and vas taken investigation of the hospital where he unwarranted and unwise in fair condition NAME VICTIMS to break a He also according to expressed lie record for tbe day that the Communists will accept rt ie sources overi c decisions and tie in a speedy convocation Korean peace parley i Pearson who ruled out a postpone the Sept 15 annual i to i said before or low Os the j Tbe second stage the road jfo peace in Korea cannot be com- without corresponding tbe old mark for the He said the ngV 34 degrees set in 1944 will pay E V1 11 n i rnc jvif t j rtf uy 111 tD S11 T Crash Kills Four In Car and lt be fair and continued hot row 1950 j They gave harrowing accounts of that bitter procession during which man a mile was shot and i killed by either the North Korean j officer in charge known as The or his henchman named Burp Gun These 36 were among Jess than TTJCt 111 f service as financial one lane only during the BERLIN oi the captured papers openly admitted today that Continued on 3 FBI Paul Struck toW railroad he was then disclosed informed him their workmen sat had access to all start on the Eas Fifth lists and dues Si crossing Monday his seven years of said traffic will be maintained in Continued on Page Reds Admit Food Riots Ury Don't Want i lion period LAST WITNESS S trunk was the last government THE U S Weather Bureau testifying at the of the Hupman Dayton labor of- Tuesday accused of falsely signing a is on the map for an official of the the weekend United Electrical union Only tbe day before Strunk had NEW YOKK nwt A However the bureau been witness bundle of five and nine pointed out could be worse sland as one rtv hnis was hung flut to dr mercury readings fey another polite property clerk's office in angry East German workers have demonstrations throughout the Soviet zone against the cation of Western food parcels At the time a West Berlin newspaper reported that a gang ASHLAND Mrs Carol of drunken Soviet soldiers broke 354 Dorchester St has received P i irom the war department cf the death of her husband patients and knifed Robert Becker 23 in Korea His doctors and nurses death occurred Aug 22 according ble zone Pickets in wer early today at m a i Continued on Page 7 The was baking the ft -t CHICAGO half of the country for the State police identified the Democratic party ranks straight day today hut in the JV as Gerald Raymond 28 a Rio Grande were according to the Wollows Through With Old Custom the 42 of Little the driver John Jr 36 of Littie resigned apparently because and and from their homes Recent rains turned dried up began a wide crackdown today of Devey Rankin 45 of be was miffed at the selection of creek beds into torrents in the area in Atlantic ville made io convince the owners they RESUME FOOD GIVEAWAY Io message which no take the money back The distribution of food packages The in a cloth bag was resumed in West Berlin Into the Hudson day a temporary On fa Becker has rf 3 by Janies Ferrers following day new 1952 and of a Manhattan Building and reports reached the i ATLANTIC CITY X J because thov of Communist efforts io hall ln JaPan a streams drove almost Squads of federal agents state Beamed of bad lack distribution and of East man resistance biown Grande Valley gripped chairman of a only a month ago a was of he a BAG RECOVERED the Rio Grande which was Up to 14 men and in a three-hour dra The bag recovered by farmer prior me as resumed the reported 10 have cordoned Jn -i he Mrs ard and a Police Judge Ingram Beasley knocked the ten-ton truck off the Mitchell pended the customary fine refused further comment drunk charges when the Officers who investigated the on Indian promised faithfully to said the lights on the on our differences by the State Welfare de- that Cecil Oakley Lodge Jr tern to camp in the the truck still were in working come from Mr Mitchell complaint by a while swimming was thrown order after the accident said only a Bucyrus aid the blind recipient in Pond Creek despite rescue McCarthy Vows To Push Attacks On Sen Joseph R McCarthy has vowed not to off McCarthy who said be had citizen and Democrat and I am that he was not receiving bj his brother i sorry that he feels that he cannot welfare continue as chairman of the Ronald However a said Kelty was specifically dis- not to embarrass the persons at the meeting which to ministration promised Friday was open to the public t- j rt MJi t-i V m w BUCYRUS Press in couple on the dunking reported lo have fought off Com- CHICAGO Mrs Barbara were barred from a PORTSMOUTH UP Scioto police successfully at the Trepina 36 charged cruelty m her bearing held here County authorities reported today They told of bad railroad station in East suit She said her husband money lne Reds tried to seize Cmil 36 formerly was fond of her food parcels from returning cooking bu: now fills up during Police reported that the elder day on Ferreras were aghast when the money nas a still wouldn't touch it or let TimP handed to their son i SQ ihs property clerk until someone done BONN Germany UP The Western Allies have agreed to a conference of Big Four foreign ministers on Germany and Austria Oct 15 West German government sam was the selection of I f A Guy M Gillette as Y VIVI ill IA Allies To Invite Reds To h qr II aiks nnl SPRINGFIELD HI INS The impoverished mother of a Korean Faces Arraignment committee chairman Kelly who Jn last June has her son for ast time the generosity of area veterans 17 He praised the Eisenhower I ems but said some Republican jf Congress had asked I CHICAGO IIP A fox that that his investigations of and corruption would proceed t ment for improving security The Wisconsin Republican dressing an American Legion meeting of the legion's sions on National Security said As long as I'm in the United States Senate I'll guarantee there will be no protection for nism corruption or treason f- Wearing a legion uniform Carthy spoke before several Eats Too In The mother Mrs Clara CLEVELAND Mrs officiais reported today of Chicago had notified the cis Tyes 24 will be arraigned meeting was said to 7 f Chicago of Mrs in municipal court i scheduled to held at of the Camp on charge m Butler HI federal cemetery the him to lay off now that we are in power McCarthy was not scheduled to address the four day annual con- vention which opens officiary Monday a plane back to Continued on Page 3 broke into the pigeon coop of Mrs informed him that she would be unable to attend her son's funeral Evelyn Friday She so many of her birds that it be- came too fat to squeeze back out through the fence Mrs Rucinski called the Animal Welfare which took the de- fox away GO ON and have funeral without me I cannot come I do not have the money for train fare Pfc was buried the kidnaping of ai The decision r V 114 f with full military honors at old baby boy from the agreement with the Bonn be to Big Four talks on but made additional sals regarded by the Western in ers as efforts to unification Butler only a short distance Home on the city's official said the tomb of the great emancipator least side Abraham Lincoln Mrs was charged with baby The Negro mother fate Friday as police an escort of honor made thai she also had been invitation will be sent in a new VIP NEW NOTE According to the sources the B her trip and postponed me services lo Camp area veterans who for kidnapping a child to Russia next Ala in It will reply to Russian Ion probation in he Alabama of Aug 5 and IS w hich The note wilf propose that only Germany and Austria be Continued on Page 1 News and pictures cfl State fair on Page if ThB   

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