Laborites On Hand Adlai Top Farm Bloc Chiefs Meet
Springfield AP Farm labor and political leaders met Gov. Adlai Stevenson in Springfield as part of drives shaping the Democratic presidential campaign. Allan Kline and Charles Shuman led farm talks, while Arthur Goldberg and Joseph Keenan headed labor discussions. Sen. Clinton Anderson, John Anson Ford and Kefauver supporters joined the briefing before Stevenson heads to a three day Wisconsin retreat.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Shuman
Federation
Kline
Republican Party
Brannan
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Arthur Goldberg
CIO
Joseph Keenan
AFL Labor League For
AFL
Detroit
Milwaukee
Truman
Sen
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
John Anson Ford
California
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Wisconsin
Yanks Crush Red Charges at Bunker Hill Battle
American Marines repelled a sixth Red surge to recapture Bunker Hill in Korea. United Nations air forces bombed and strafed Chinese positions as 200 attackers were driven back. Command reports 39 Reds killed in a one hour fight and 1183 wounded with 97 killed or believed dead overall in repeated assaults since Saturday.
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Seoul
Bunker Hill
United Nations
U.S. Eighth Army
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Louisiana Democrats foresee mass switch to Eisenhower
Louisiana Democratic leaders predict many voters will cross party lines to support Republican General Eisenhower. Governor Kennon says the Republicans could win in November though he has not chosen a candidate. Democratic chairman Carstarphen reports strong interest in Eisenhower among Democrats.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Kennon
Kennon
N. B. Carstarphen
Shreveport
Democratic State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Thomas Dewey
New York
GOP
Truman
Heir of Margarine Fortune Seized in Vice Ring
New York police seized 22 year old Minot F. Mickey Jelke, heir to a margarine fortune, in a compulsory prostitution case. Assistant District Attorney Anthony J. Liebler identified Jelke, son of Mrs Teal Jelke of Danbury Connecticut, who received 200 dollars a month from a trust. Seven other women and two men were taken in raids. none were booked immediately.
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New York
Anthony J. Liehler
Minot F. Mickey Jelke
Teal Jelke
Danbury
Long Time at Sea Tar Isn’t Missed
Ralph S Healy filed for divorce from Grace Healy claiming his identical twin brother Russell visited his wife during his three years at sea. Grace Healy also filed for divorce alleging cruelty and desertion.
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Los Angeles
Ralph S. Healy
Healy
Russell
Grace
FBI Agents Join Search For Robbers
Federal and local police hunt for clues in a $71,000 street holdup of a 35 year old bank manager. Three bandits believed to have fled the county after roadblocks. Julius A. Petro, 30, police character, arrested for questioning. Getaway car found in hospital parking lot. car stolen in Mansfield. fingerprints not recovered.
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Warren Fire
Clarence Hipple
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Hipple
FBI
Mansfield
Trolley Car Killer Sought in Rush Hour Shootings
A gunman opened fire on a Philadelphia trolley car killing one woman and wounding another as 50 passengers scrambled to escape. Police described a Negro man flashing the revolver. a woman named Lovie Lee Rigby, 25, was killed and Elizabeth Suggs, 24, was wounded in the neck as the car halted and passengers fled.
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Philadelphia
George Forker
Oscar Schaible
Lovie Lee Rigby
Elizabeth Suggs
Ohio plans four lane super highway along Rt. 23
Division 9 engineer Joseph N. Doyle of Chillicothe outlined Ohio plans to build a four lane highway from Portsmouth to Chillicothe. The project would widen U.S. Rt. 23, move Norfolk and Western tracks, and remove four underpasses, with the first segment already under construction between Portsmouth and Lucasville near the Wakefield area. The routes aim to handle traffic from a new atomic energy plant.
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Portsmouth
State Highway Department
Chillicothe
Joseph N. Doyle
Division 9
Columbus
U.S. Rt. 23
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Wakefield
Doyle
U. S. Rt. 23
Lucasville
Norfolk and Western
Highway Department
Studio Asks Court Action In Film Row
Ohio Supreme Court asked to order Clyde Hissong to review film The film The company says Hissong refused to view it again citing state law. Division of censorship previously rejected a showing on April 23 1951 and again on Aug 5 for being permeated with crime and a child killer portrayal.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Superior Films, Inc
High Court
Clyde Hissong
Division of
Hissong
Division of Censorship
Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth Meet in Hollywood Visit
Prince Aly Khan arrived in Hollywood and immediately visited his estranged wife Rita Hayworth at her Beverly Hills home. The vague schedule aimed to keep newsmen guessing about any reconciliation plans.
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Hollywood
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Aly
Rita
Beverly Hills
Simple Photography Tricks Turn Light Bulbs Into Flying Saucers
Basic box cameras plus a single roll can create double exposures showing saucers over skylines or buildings. Don Moore demonstrates adding trails to simulate speed, while editors warn the fad may fade as people chase real sightings.
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Messenger
Don Moore
Explorer Marcel Loubens Dies in Pyrenees Rescue
French cave explorer Marcel Loubens, 33, died after a 36 hour wait as rescue teams attempted to hoist him from a 1000 foot deep Pyrenees cavern. Dr Andrew Mairey was lowered into the fissure to reach and secure the unconscious man before surface recovery.
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Licq Athery
France
Pyrenees
Marcel Loubens
Andrew Maiey
Mairey
Loubens
Loubnes
Nab Escapees From Rockview Prison Farm Taken In Marietta
Two Pennsylvania youths Thomas White Jr and Arlinton Hellinger both 23 were nabbed in Marietta for Keystone state authorities after escaping from Rockview State Prison Farm near Bellefonte in August 1951. White faced questioning in a Marietta filling station robbery. A 17 year-old Marietta youth was also arrested.
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Marietta
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Thomas White, Jr
Arlinton Hellinger
Thomas B. Sprague
White
Sprague
Hellinger
Rockview
Bellefonte Pa
Avon Curfew Imposed for Youths Under Sixteen
Avon has invoked a curfew starting at 7 p m for youngsters under 16 in Lorain County. The move aims to curb street activity after dark and ensures youth safety under local ordinance.
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Lorain
Avon
Russians Soft Pedal Hate Campaign In Soviet Propaganda War
State Department officials say the Soviet Union has toned down its anti United States propaganda while redoubling a counterattack via Voice of America. Moscow’s denials focus on external audiences as Russians are targeted with a hate America campaign at home.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Voice of America
Kremlin
Mies
Wall Street
Korea
Soviet Union
America
Ews
New Times
Russia
Rhee Begins Second Term As President
In Seoul throngs cheered Syngman Rhee as he started his second term after a popular election. He vowed no rest until the Communists are licked and pledged Korea’s goal of a free, independent, united democracy with the United States and the UN. The crowd counted about 200000 on the capital grounds, marking Korea’s liberation anniversary and the republic’s fourth birthday.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
U. S
All Korea
Republic
Mercy killer released after 29 month term in Allentown
Harold A. Mohr, 38, freed after 29 months and five days for involuntary manslaughter in the mercy killing of his blind cancer-stricken brother. Mohr, sentenced in 1950 to three to six years, had his term commuted by Gov. Fine and was paroled Thursday, surrounded by friends who stayed by him.
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Allentown
Harold A. Mohr
Mohr
Lehigh County
John S Fine
Star Grahame awarded divorce and child support
Gloria Grahame, 3, wins divorce from Nick Ray after testifying weight loss linked to her husband’s morose behavior. Court notes little evidence of damage to her figure. She receives $370 monthly child support for son Timothy.
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Los Angeles
Gloria Grahame
Fire destroys Lux Foam Rubber Co plant in Ashtabula
A Thursday boiler room blaze leveled the Lux Foam Rubber Co plant in Ashtabula causing damage estimated between 75 000 and 100 900 dollars. Fire officials investigate the cause and assess alterations to surrounding structures.
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Ashtabula
Lux Foam Rubber Co
GOP Attacks Truman Bid In Exchange With Eisenhower
In Denver AP reports Eisenhower aides judged his first direct exchange with Truman as solid. A Washington mixup prompted laughter between Truman and Omar Bradley over intelligence briefing plans. Eisenhower accepted weekly summaries but sought freedom to discuss policy.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Ths
Vandenberg
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Eisenhower
Bradley
GOP
James C Hagerty
Plane Crash Kills Ohioans
North Olmsted fire chief William M Biddulph and his brother-in-law Robert Kesselring died when their light plane crashed near a fire station. Witnesses say the craft circled before its vertical descent, while Civil Aeronautics officials investigate low altitude flight reports near a minister's home.
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Cleveland
North Olmsted
William M Biddulph
Robert Kesselring
Columbus
Biddulph
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Champion Diver Giuliano Dies in Naples Bay
Giuseppe Giuliano holder of the unofficial Italian deep sea diving title drowned in Naples Bay on Thursday after his diving apparatus failed during a dive. Local authorities investigate the incident and safety officials review diving gear standards.
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Naples
Italy
Giuseppe Giuliano
Naples Bay
Cities vie for Atomic Energy Commission site HQ
Portsmouth and Chillicothe competed to host the AEC temporary headquarters for the Pike County plant. Chillicothe offered an abandoned school building to house about 23 000 square feet, while Portsmouth formed a Space committee after learning of the bid. Army Corps of Engineers staff set up in Waverly to acquire 650 acres and negotiate fair prices with owner families.
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Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Pike County
Hoth
Waverly
Chillcothe
Chillicothe Board of Education
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Portamouth
Somme
Peter Kiewit
Portarmouth
Hurth Hotel
Army Corps of Engineers
Court House
Jack Rogers
Engineers
Huntington
W Va
Gambling King Begins term
Frank Costello, longtime underworld kingpin, surrendered in New York to begin a 13 month prison term. He had been free on $5000 bail and was convicted of contempt of the United States Senate for refusing to answer questions about his finances before the Senate Crime Committee during a televised March 1951 hearing. He arrived at the Federal Court House in a sharp suit to start serving his sentence.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
United States Senate
Senate Crime Committee
Nine Try Channel Swim Stalls As American Ends Journey
Nine swimmers from three countries open the season crossing the English Channel. Bob Paysour, 24, of Gastonia North Carolina, quit about six miles from France after 12 hours 15 minutes, his left leg paralyzed by a prior injury. Egyptian swimmers and others continued, with Miss Jenny James abandoning after five hours and Finn Anderson still in the water near midnight.
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Folkestone
Eng
Bob Paysour
Gastonia
N.C
Cap Gria Nez
Pageour
France
England
Jenny James
South Wales
Finn Anderson
Miss James
Truman Bid Sparks Bipartisan Debate On Foreign Policy
President Truman endorses bipartisan foreign policy moves triggering Republican critique. Sen Styles Bridges argues Republicans must share responsibility and keep foreign policy in campaigns. The White House cites a 1951 bipartisan view on policy conduct and discusses briefing Eisenhower and CIA reports. Bradley says timing of notification to Eisenhower caused a lapse while defense officials weigh briefing options.
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White House
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Truman
Defense Department
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
Senate
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ehower
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Vexon
E Risenhower
CLA
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hradley
Defense
Robert A Lovett
William C. Foster
Eisen Nower
Bradley
Gen. Eisenhower
Dull Hacksaw Blades Spark Jail Break Attempt
Three escape-minded prisoners at Logan County Jail failed to break out. Jailer C W Bias said they cut through ceiling bars but dull hacksaw blades slowed their progress and a squeaky noise alerted the night jailer.
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Logan, W. Va
Logan County
C W. Bias
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Warm Weekend Then Rain Midweek
The outlook shows temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above normal with highs near the upper 80s in the north and mid 80s south and nightly lows in the low 60s. Saturday looks warm with showers. Sunday cooler. Monday and Tuesday warmer with showers likely Saturday and in the east Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Dixie Denis
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C. van Harkcom Jr
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By John M. Hightower
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Rhee
Mercy Killer
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NATO
Warren R. Carter
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Europe
Champ
Try Channel Swim
Ar Ens
Hauncey Pa
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Glouster
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