Gore and Clement Triumph in Tennessee Democratic Primaries
Albert Gore wins a sweeping Democratic primary for U S Senate over Kenneth D. McKellar in Tennessee. Frank G. Clement defeats Gordon Browning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, as Clement leads in Memphis returns and Browning stays silent. Boasting veteran TVA ties, Crump supports Clement and McKellar amid a scrambled state political scene.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Finis
Kenneth D. McKellar
U.S. Senate
Ins
Frank G. Clement
Gordon Browning
Browning
Gore
McKellar
Veteran Pilot Dies in Crash Near Mount Baldy
A light airplane crashed and burned near Mount Baldy thirty miles southeast of Seattle killing the pilot E W Cleveland of Cleveland Ohio and two women. Cleveland 62 known to aviators as pop had logged over 10 000 hours in 41 years of flying. Mrs Annamay Endle later identified the women as Lucille Cleveland and Annabelle Elmslie 43.
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Seattle
Mount Baldy
Here
E. W. Cleveland
Cleveland
Lucille
Annabelle Elmslie
NYC Strike Call Issued
A strike by engineers, firemen, enginemen and conductors on the New York Central Railroad east of Buffalo will begin Monday at 1 p.m. EST. Union officials said they would not comment on mediation board efforts to postpone action and to organize a conference today.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
National Mediation Board
Stevenson's Defense of Alger Hiss Rapped
Baltimore Governor Theodore R. McKeldin attacked Adlai Stevenson for defending Alger Hiss and urged Republicans to make the issue a campaign plank. He also charged Stevenson's reluctance to accept the nomination reflected a Fair Deal deception.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Alger Hiss
Maryland
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Bible turns up as stash of numbers in Blair home
Baltimore police found slips with numbers on them on 41 year old Burney Blair and in a Bible during a search with a warrant. Lt Joseph Byrne said the discoverer quoted Take my slips but don't take my Bible.
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Baltimore
Burney Blair
Blair
Joseph Byrne
Byrne
Eisenhower Nixon and Dulles Plan Foreign Policy Attacks
GOP nominees Eisenhower Nixon and Dulles meet to map a campaign attack on Democratic handling of foreign policy. They discuss rallying against Truman era policy, with Dulles aligned with platform criticisms and Eisenhower weighing critique of Korea policy.
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Ike
Nixon
Dulles
Denver
Dwight D Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
West
GOP
Vanadium Corp Sues UMW Officers in Chancery Case
The Va nadium Corporation of America filed a chancery suit in Circuit Court against officers and organizers of the United Mine Workers of America and the union itself after picketing at the Graham Station plant. Charles Neal, regional UMW director, and others are named as defendants. Plant operations ceased July 31 as District 50 members formed a picket line around the installation hindering construction workers. The union seeks recognition at the silicon alloy plant.
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Point Pleasant
Vanadium Corporation of America
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Graham Station
Charles Neal
District 50
Fourth of July air battles push U S jet ace to fifth MIG kill
The U S Fifth Air Force reports three Communist MIGs downed by American pilots in North Korea marking a fifth straight day of jet combat. Captain Clifford D Jolley of Salt Lake City claims his fifth MIG, earning ace status as U S and Allied airmen tally 18 destroyed and 19 damaged in five days. The July 4 clashes near the Yalu River set a new high for aerial losses in a single day.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S Fifth Air Force
North Korea
America
Clifford D. Jolley
Salt Lake City
Air Force
Yalu River
U.S
Tobacco Heir Richard Reynolds Jr Divorces for Two Million
Miami divorce ends marriage of Marianne O'Brien and tobacco heir Richard J. Reynolds Jr. She secures two million dollars as part of the settlement. The proceedings conclude here on Thursday.
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Miami, Fla
Marianne O’brien
Richard J. Reynolds Jr
Mock Bombing Raids Level Eastern Cities
Fort Worth dispatch reports New York and Philadelphia reduced to simulated ruins after a mock bombardment by two squadrons of giant B36 bombing planes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Philadelphia
McGowan Suspended Indefinitely After Writers Incident
Bill McGowan longtime American League umpire is suspended indefinitely by league president Will Harridge following an incident at Sportsman's Park in which McGowan allegedly insulted sports writers. The suspension came after protests from the Globe-Democrat and East St. Louis Journal about his handling of a Tigers Browns game.
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ST. Louis
Bill McGowan
Sportsman’s Park
McGowan
Will Harridge
Globe- Democrat
East St. Louis
Lil) Journal
Billy Hoeft
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
See It All Model Lake In Progress
CHARLES W. REAMER presents a tour of Lake Burr Oak in Southeastern Ohio describing 664 acres of reservoir at conservation pool and 1197 acres at flood level. The piece notes incomplete access roads, boat tours, and 100 boats licensed for use as locals promote the project as a multi purpose development for flood control water storage and recreation.
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Ohio
Owen
Lake Burr Oak
Shucks
Lake Hope
Howard Antle
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman's Club
Burr Oak
Gordon K. Bush
The
Messenger
the Messenger
Justice Dept Firings Loom
Washington report says a new round of top level resignations is expected at the Justice Department and some U S district attorneys outside Washington may also be replaced. Ross L. Matone of Roswell New Mexico was slated to become deputy attorney general replacing A Devitt Vanech who resigned to pursue the Democratic nomination for the Connecticut seat. The changes forecast amount to a nearly complete turnover of McGrath era officials.
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Washington
Justice Department
U S
Ross L. Matone
Roswell
N. M
A. Devitt Vanech
Vanech
Len Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McGrath
Hundred Men Return To Perry Plant Jobs
One hundred Diamond Pottery Co workers agreed to return to work Thursday after a walkout caused when plant general manager James McLane struck an employee. McLane was convicted of assault and battery, fined $200, and given a one month suspended sentence. He was bound over to the grand jury on another assault with intent to kill charge. Cyril Penrod filed the cases.
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Crooksville, O
Diamond Pottery
James McLane
Cyril Penrod
Heroic crewmen save Boxer as fire kills nine on carrier
Navy reports heroic crew actions aboard the carrier Boxer after a dawn explosion and fires near the hangar deck 90 miles east of Wonsan Korea. Nine sailors including a Navy doctor died while 62 others were rescued. a court of inquiry was ordered to investigate the blaze and damage.
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Tokyo
U. S. Far East
North Korea
Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Naval Court of Inquiry
Herbert C. Regan
Carrier Division One
Marshall B Gurney
Japan
Wonsan
Adlai Plans Dixie Tour Next Month
Governor Adlai Stevenson readies a Labor Day speech in Detroit to launch his presidential bid with a swing through the South to win CIO labor support. Campaign chief Wilson W Wyatt coordinates the itinerary from Louisville as Stevenson meets Truman in Washington before heading south.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Detroit
Wilson W Wyatt
Louisville
Stevenson
Ilinois
Alben Barkley
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Barkley
Truman
Washington
Len Blair Moody
Michigan
Motor City
CIO
Reds Face Prison Fines In Conspiracy Case
In Los Angeles 14 leading communists including Frank Spector receive maximum five years in prison and $10,000 fines under the Smith Act of 1940 after a six month trial for conspiring to overthrow the government. The judge upheld the guilty verdict and all defendants plan to appeal to the U S Circuit Court. Spector, 37, claimed party founding status dating to 1919.
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Angeles
California
Prussia
United States
William C. Mathes
Frank Spector
U. S. Circuit Court
Communist Party
Spector
Ohio hog herd quarantines for vesicular exanthema
More than 40000 dollars worth of Ohio hogs are quarantined and headed for destruction as no slaughterhouse wants the task of processing them. State veterinarian Dr. Harry C. Geyer seeks legal procedures for compensating owners before the destruction. tests are underway to confirm the vesicular exanthema in two herds in Franklin and Lorain counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry C. Geyer
Franklin County
New Jersey
Lorain County
Polio Forces Medina County Fair Cancellations
Medina County cancels its annual fair after 69 polio cases are reported in the county and nearby Wayne and Holmes counties also end fairs due to infantile paralysis outbreak. This marks the first cancellation in 17 years of the Medina event.
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Medina
Medina County
Wayne
Holmes
Five-Day Forecast For Ohio With Cool Weekend Dip
Temperatures will run near normal with a cool spell Sunday and Monday. Normal highs range from 87 to north and 63 to 65 for the lows. Showers or thunderstorms are likely Saturday into Sunday and again Tuesday, with total precipitation around half an inch.
Greek Bulgarian Skirmish Near Evros Border Sparks Cold War Tension
Washington reports a skirmish over Gamla Island in the Evros River as nearly 300000 troops face off along the Greek Bulgarian border. Greece and Bulgaria mobilize along the frontier amid Western concerns of a larger conflict should Moscow widen its gamble.
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Washington
Gamma Island
Evros
Mediterranean
North Sea
Europe
Kremlin
Balkans
Greece
Russia
United States
Western Union Plan Dropped
Fanney N. Litvin of the FCC condemned a Western Union plan to restrict race wire rentals to press services pubs with second class mailing privileges and licensed broadcasting stations. She told the commission such common carrier restrictions would be illegal and unconstitutional and fail to deprive bookmakers of rapid horse and dog racing results.
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Washington
Western Union
Fanney N. Litvin
Federal Communications Commission
Police nab five in Columbus in grand larceny probe
Columbus police arrested five suspects Thursday as part of an investigation into grand larceny. Investigators said they believe they have busted an interstate shoplifting ring.
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Columbus
Legion convention opens in Columbus with 4000 delegates
The American Legion opens its annual convention in Columbus with over 4000 delegates expected over three days. Curtis E. LeMay of Strategic Air Command is to address the first session as plans discuss 1954 convention sites and several charter changes. new posts include Community Memorial Jewell Glenmoor Nord East and Neal while Walnut Hijie Evanston Bartz and Bat ford Smith Colima lose charters for lack of members.
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Columbus
Onto American Legion
Curtis E. Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Fight and Forty
Legions
Cleveland
Community Memorial
Jewell
Defiance County
Glenmoor
East Liverpool
Nord East
Neal
Kingsville
Ashtabula County
Poste
Walnut Hijie-Evanston
Cincinnati
Bartz
Youngstown
Batford-Smith-Coliina
Columbua
Ohio welfare director denies relief check charge
Ohio welfare director John H. Lamneck rejects Taft claims that old age pension checks are late and politically motivated. Lamneck says payments remain timely despite reports of delays and notes a $5 increase in benefits effective October 1 in line with federal law.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Lamneck
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Akron
Lamneck
Finn Latva Fights Deportation Appeal Sought
Carl Latva a Finnish born mill worker and veteran faces deportation under the McCarran Act for signing a 1934 communist membership card. His sons Carl and Paul Latva vow to appeal to President Truman and press for clemency. Latva plans to consult attorney Frederick Frank Cohen in Boston. Judge Wy revisions ordered deportation, citing the act’s ban on former communist party members.
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Wendell. N. H
Carl Latva
Truman
Carl
Paul
Finland
Boston
Frederick Frank Cohen
U S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George Dorr
Dorr Wollen
Goshen
Latva
Charlee FE. Wyvanski Jr
O Mahoney Says Plan Is Futile
Democratic leaders dismissed Truman’s call for a special session on inflation controls. Senator O Mahoney said action now would be futile, while Senator Monroney urged hawk-like watchfulness on living costs. Republicans warned against using a special session for political attacks as Stevenson preparations continue.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Nyoming
Senate House Economic Committee
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Washington
Truman
Adlal EK
Stevenson
Kinots
White House
Democratic Congress
Mahoney
Cone Kren
Rhee Remains As President
Seoul Korea President Syngman Rhee reiterates that peace in Korea depends on Russia's realization it cannot defeat free nations. He expresses hope UN forces will defeat the communist threat in his second term and honors Gen James A. Van Fleet for his earlier efforts with the Eighth Army.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Fihee
Republic
Newse
Russia
Free Nations
Hie
United Nations
Oes. T
James A. van Pieet
U. S&s. Eighth Army
Government aids move to ease drought struck farms
The Agriculture Department offers a survey of excess hay in the Midwest and urges state machinery committees to assess hay supplies. The Farmers Home Administration plans accelerated loan programs to support farmers facing feed shortages and livestock stress.
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New England
South
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Farmers Home Administration
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Ayana
Gamma Land
Tes
Frvos
Adlai
Dixie
Medina County Fair
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O Mahoney
Rhee
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