Adlai Bricker Split Sparks Ohio GOP Rift in Speech
Gov. Adlai Stevenson told Ohio Democrats the Republican Party is split over foreign policy, citing tensions between Sen. John W. Bricker of Ohio and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bricker defended his stance and urged policy determined in the U S, while noting Stevenson faces a split in his own party.
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Columbus
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bricker
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Michael V. di Salle
Senate
Gen. Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Columbus’ Memorial Hall
Robert A. Taft
Gen
United States
England
Moscow
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New Deal
Strike Threat Over NY Central Rail Talks Casts Gloom
A threatened strike on New York Central lines east of Buffalo unsettles officials as a conference in New York aims to settle a two year dispute over more than 300 working rule issues. Four railroad brotherhoods meet later in Cleveland. strike could begin with 72 hours notice. Service likely remains between cities west of Buffalo.
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New York
New York Central
Buffalo
Lawrence W. Horning
Cleveland
Buftailo
Pvt Truman Ends Vacation Before Returning to Campaign
President Truman finishes a ten day home stay described as quiet and restful. He plans to fly to Washington tomorrow to resume official duties and begin fall campaign work. He will vote for State Attorney General J. E. Buck Taylor to oppose Senator James P. Kem with Stuart Symington as Taylor's rival.
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Kansas City
Truman
Washington
White House
Dong So
J. E
Buck) Taylor
Senate
James P. Kem
Kem
Taylor
Stuart Symington
Dam Funds Set for New Cumberland Lock and Dam Project
Washington reports Army engineers allocated 50 000 dollars for a flood control and navigation project at the New Cumberland lock and dam spanning Ohio and West Virginia.
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Washington
Army Engineers
New Cumberland Lock and Dam
Ohio
West Virginia
Good Yegg Gives His Billfold Away in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis three men held up James Adams who then asked for his empty billfold. A robber returned a billfold not Adams'. Police arrested James Goodner, 33, to explain how Goodner's billfold ended in Adams' pocket along with $70 inside Adams' billfold.
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Indianapolis
James Adams
Adams
James Goodner
Goodner
UN Planes Bomb Key North Korean HQ In Two Massive Waves
U S fighter bombers from the UN Fifth Air Force hit a major North Korean military headquarters near Pyongyang in two waves, with 275 sorties and extensive destruction reported. Sabre pilots intercepted MIG-15s, claiming multiple kills, as ground forces repelled a Chinese assault on Old Baldy hill with heavy artillery and losses.
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Korea
U. S Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Air Force
Harry A. Crescibene
Newark
N. J
North Korea
Karl K. Dittmer
el Reno
Oklo
U. S
Old Baldy Hill
Eighth Army
Nepal
Pan Pacific Pact Parley Opens in Honolulu
In Honolulu the foreign ministers of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States begin discussions on a security pact signed last September and consider a broader Pan Pacific arrangement. Dean Acheson says all Pacific problems will be discussed in closed sessions. Public comments by Casey and Webb accompany brief remarks.
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Australia
New Zealand
U. S
Dean Acheson
Pacific
Acheson
Richard G .Casey
T. Clifton Webb
Taipei
Formosa
Central Daily News
Kung Lun Pao
United States
Australia-New Zealand
Philippines
Sen
Jose P. Laurel
Nacionlista Party
servicemen debarking in Seattle on Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey
Seattle reports 1017 service members will disembark Tuesday when the Navy transport Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey arrives. Corporal Richard J. Williams of Gloucester is among those listed. The event marks a return for troops to U. S. shores.
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Seattle
Richard J. Williams
Glouster
Navy
Hugh J. Gaffey
Nye Attacks Taft At Ohio Democratic Convention
Lieutenant Governor George D. Nye criticized the Ohio GOP at the state convention in Columbus. He said Republicans cannot decide if their gubernatorial candidate is a Republican or a New Dealer and praised the Democratic slate for clear positions. Nye compared the taft platform to a timid 1950 statement and predicted the 1952 platform would also lack specifics.
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Columbus
George D. Nye
Ohio
Nye
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Cash Drowns As Boat Capsizes Off Torch Lake
Albert D. Cash city councilman and former Cincinnati mayor drowned on a vacation trip when a metal outboard boat capsized in a squall about a mile from shore near Torch Lake Alden Michigan. Gerald M. Haley of Detroit also died. two others survived. Funeral services tentatively set for Wednesday. Dr Roy P McDuffie UC drowned swimmer and Joseph A Lambert Cincinnati brother-in-law rescued.
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Cincinnati
Albert D. Cash
Torch Lake
Alden
Mich
Cash
Michigan Lake
Gerald M. Haley
Detroit
Roy P. McDuffie
University of Cincinnati
Joseph A. Lambert
Powell Demands Civil Rights Platform For Negro Voters
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr cites black voters threatening a boycott if civil rights demands are unmet. He announces plans to meet with Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman and to send delegations to press for compulsory fair employment practices. Powell urges stronger action beyond the Democratic platform. He condemns Senate opposition to civil rights and denounces “Uncle Toms” at conventions.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Harlem
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Springfield
Ill
Stevenson
Alabama
Buses Crash Head-On Fear Thirty-Four Die
Scattered showers offered little relief to a Southern drought as crop losses climb. Federal designation of disaster areas opens aid to farmers in Maine Massachusetts and six southern states. North Carolina estimates losses at 200 million and Alabama at 150 million with continued drying conditions.
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New England
Weather Bureau
Agriculture Commissioner
Massachusetts
Gard
US Department of Agriculture
Maine
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Tragic Greyhound Crash Near Waco Claims Dozens
Two Greyhound buses collided head on near Waco Texas before dawn killing from 34 up to possibly 50 or more people. Fire swept the wreckage leaving many burned beyond recognition as authorities and servicemen's uniforms marked victims.
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Waco
Tex
Greyhound
Here
Dallas-Austin
Compton
Connally
Sam Wood
Waco Times-Herald
Sam Johnson
M. B. Herring
Billy Malone
Wac
Temesle
Austin
San Antonio
Jesse Gunterman
Malone
Highway Department
Bothes
Trate
Providence Hospital
South Korea Votes as Police Brace Guerrilla Threats
South Korea prepares for its first popular presidential election with 8,218,000 voters. Police and troops are alerted for possible communist guerrilla interference as Syngman Rhee, age 77, is widely expected to win amid limited opposition.
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Pusan
Korea
Republic
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Rhee
Brig Gen Boatner Promoted in Korea Command
TOKYO April Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner known for handling riots at Koje Island in South Korea was promoted to major general. Gen Mark Clark praised his work restoring order on Koje and said Boatner now heads all prisoner camps in Korea.
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Tokyo
Haydon L. Bull Boatner
Kose Island
Mark Clark
Far East
Boatner
Koje
South Korea
Korea
Henry Ford II Chosen to Lead Crusade for Freedom
The Crusade for Freedom board names Henry Ford II, president of Ford Motor Co., as chairman succeeding Gen. Lucius D. Clay who has led the crusade since 1959 after serving as military governor in Germany.
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New York
Crusade For Freedom
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Lucius D. Clay
Crusade
Clay
Germany
Cleveland Boasts Hottest Summer in Weather Bureau History
With only three days left of 90 plus temperatures, the Cleveland weather bureau forecasts an unprecedented heat record this summer. The city endures prolonged heat as humidity rises and residents seek relief.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Weather Bureau
Eisenhower Campaign Reaches Amateur Professional Accord
Eisenhower and campaign leaders announce a final accord on running the campaign with a mix of professionals and amateurs. The agreement preserves the National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee as a separate agency and coordinates with the GOP national committee through Wesley Roberts to avoid duplication while engaging Senator Nixon supporters and independent voters.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Denver
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
GOP National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
California
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Keyrsonnel
Dwight D Eisenhower
Citizens Committee
Illinois
Wayland Brooks
GOP
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Arthur F. Sumid
Republican National Committee
Hey
National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Richard Nixon
National Committee
Citizens Group
Summerfield
Wesley Roberts
Citizens Clubs
Roberts
Huntington WSAZ TV Switch Boosts Power to 44000 Watts
WSAZ TV moved from Channel 5 to Channel 3 and will boost power from 5000 to 44000 watts, joining WLW C and causing interference and mixed reception in the Columbus and Athens areas. FCC notified. potential improved fringe-area reception expected.
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Huntington
Wsaz-Tv
Columbus
Wlw-C
WLW
Athens
WSAZ
Kelch
Ohio
Glenn Fiscus
Federal Communications Com
FCC
Lawrence Rogers
WLWC
WTVN
Radio Corporation of America
Calm Returns Slowly To Riot Torn Prison
Montreal authorities restored order at Bordeaux prison after weekend riots. About 500 inmates escaped Friday night. most returned to cells as doors were repaired and reinforced. Fires were set and clashes with police and guards occurred in numerous skirmishes.
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Montreal
Bordeaux
Ohio State Firemen Elect Leaders At Three Day Convention
Chief Sam J. Lester of Upper Arlington was elected head of the Ohio State Fireman's Association as the three day convention ended in Columbus Sunday. Joseph Khoersten of Martins Ferry was chosen vice president and Harold Miller of Aurora was named secretary treasurer.
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Columbus
Sam J. Lester
Upper Arlington Fire Department
Ohio State Fireman's Association
Joseph Khoersten
Martins Ferry
Harold Miller
Aurora
Wyatt Heads Adlai Drive
Washington reports both major parties praise Gov. Adlai Stevenson for locating his national campaign headquarters in Illinois Springfield to distance from the Truman admin and attract Midwestern and independent voters. They approve of Wilson Wyatt former Louisville mayor and housing expediter to lead Stevenson's drive with support from Senators O Mahoney and others.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Ulinoi
Springfield
Stevenson
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
Louisville
Soviet Plane Downed Report Confirms Navy Loss
Tokyo and United Nations sources report a U S Navy observation plane with five crew members was shot down off the Siberian coast by a Soviet fighter. Navy officials refused to confirm, citing Washington, while other incidents near Korea and Baltic Sea losses are noted with little official confirmation.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Siberian
Navy
Chief of Information of the
Washington
Korea
Far East Air Force
US. Navy
Baltic Sea
Japan
Siberia
Ja Shore i
Flying saucer reports debunked by Air Force general and professor
In Washington the Air Force general Roger M. Ramey and psychology professor Jessie Sprowls dismissed flying saucer sightings as unfounded after years of study. The Rev. Edward B. Lewis urged interest in natural wonders from the pulpit as reports stirred calls to newspapers and TV stations. Navy Radar base logged two objects near 8 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Edward B. Lewis
Union Methodist Church
God
Roger M. Ramey
Air Force
Investi
Jessie Sprowls
University of Maryland
Gen Ramey
Washington Navy
Police Return Alleged Killer In Port Columbus Case
A 28 year old Port Columbus sailor, Robert Gemmell, is to be arraigned today on a first degree murder charge in the death of Laura Grimshaw, 25, wife of a fellow sailor. Gemmell was brought back from East St. Louis by police after fleeing. Illinois authorities say he confessed to choking Grimshaw in her home following threats to tell his wife about an affair.
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Columbus
Port Columbus
Muibus
William E. Donner
Robert Gemeell
McArthur
Imbus
East St. Louis
Gemmell
Laura Grimshaw
Port Columbus Naval Air Station
Illinois
Nine Ohioans Die in Weekend Accidents Across State
Nine people were killed in Ohio over the weekend in various accidents. James Tillman, 30, died after a fall from a second floor window in Cincinnati. A five year old, David Bargainer, drowned at a Youngstown city pool.
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Ohio
James Tillman
Cincinnati
David Bargainer
Youngstown
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