Farm Bureau Urges End To Controls
In Seattle the American Farm Bureau Federation urged elimination of wage and price controls, curbs on federal electric power sales, and return of tidelands control to coastal states. Delegates endorsed flexible price supports, criticized monopolistic power, and backed private or state-led power development with public dam projects to sell power to private enterprises or state entities.
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Seattle
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Cerlean
Gahanna Schools Shut By Columbus Water Break
A Columbus water main break forced Gahanna and nearby east side sections to close all schools today, affecting about 1200 students. City officials said repairs should finish by midday as water supplies were shut off to conserve for Port Columbus Naval Air Base and nearby North American Aviation plant.
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Gahanna
Far East
Port Columbus
Port Columbus Naval Air Base
North American Aviation Inc
Detroit man sought for murder after wife electrocuted
Police sought a murder warrant for 62 year old William R. Jones who electrocuted his invalid wife Barbara in the bathtub and then attempted suicide in a mercy killing pact. The couple, both 62 and facing severe illness, planned death by their own action.
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Detroit
William R. Jones
Barbara
Cambridge State Hospital patient drowns in stream
Coroner W A Larrick ruled accidental death for John Everske 70 a patient at Cambridge State Hospital after he drowned Thursday in a nearby stream.
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Cambridge
W. A. Larrick
John Everske
Cambridge State Hospital
Everske
Messenger carrier profits tied to paper sales at doorstep
The speaker recalls a Messenger carrier who buys papers and resells to customers for profit. If customers miss payments, the carrier loses earnings after covering paper bills. The narrator states prepared funds for collection at their home.
Wiley Warns UN of Cut in Budget and Security Demands
Sen. Alexander Wiley warns the United Nations to curb subversives or risk losing U.S. funding. He cites inadequate security procedures and faults State Department reporting. Lie reportedly sees a clearer need for action. U.S. money accounts for over one third of UN bills since 1946.
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Wiley
United Nations
N. Y
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
American State Department
U. S
International Organization
UN Assembly
Trygve Lie
State Department
Washington
Lie
U.S
T John Hickerson
McCarran
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Hickerson
Will to appoint envoy to Chiang regime signals diplomatic shift
Speculation mounts that the Eisenhower administration will name an ambassador to the Nationalist government on Formosa. White House confirms John Leighton Stuart resigns as China ambassador after 1946 tenure, urging a free hand in selecting replacements.
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Drea
Adaowets
Formosa
United States
White House
John Leighton Stuart
China
Shorth
Stuart
Eissenhower Eee
Truman
Peiping
Jstatus
Church Leaders Uphold Church State Separation
Denver report records 30 Protestant church leaders reaffirming separation of church and state while urging 35 million members to follow Christian principles. They call for religious education but oppose government aid to parochial schools and press for an end to religious and racial discrimination.
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Denver
Eisen
Revise Korea Censor Rules
Washington reports new armed forces ruling to take effect in Korea and where U.S. troops fight abroad. The order unifies prior service practices under public information units, moving field press censorship from intelligence staff to service public information offices.
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Washington
Korea
Plans Crash Victim Urbana Pilot Willis Smith Dead
Willis H. Smith, 44, was found dead about 24 hours after his private plane crashed near Urbana on Thursday. The incident is under investigation.
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Urbana
Willis H. Smith
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Remains Mild to Cold
Temperatures in Ohio are expected near normal with highs around 37 to 43 and lows from 2 to 27. A moderately cold weekend gives way to warmer Monday, then colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow likely tonight and Saturday with rain or snow possible Monday.
Airman Survives Three Round Death Battle Over Stockholm
Stockholm report tells of Cpl. Jan Holmquist 21 surviving a collision of two air force jets at 8000 feet. His craft damaged he bailed out just 1300 feet high with parachute opening 60 feet above ground.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Air Force
Cpl
Jan Holmquist
Holmquist
Fernstream Sinks After Bay Collision Near Alcatraz
The Norwegian freighter Fernstream sank in foggy conditions inside San Francisco Bay after a collision with the Hawaiian Rancher. All 42 crew members escaped to lifeboats as the vessel went down west of Alcatraz Island.
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San Francisco
Bay
Alcatraz Island
The
Coast Guard
Fernstream
Telecast of Bizet opera draws 60 000 in 27 cities
More than 3000 at the Met and audiences in 27 cities joined a cross country telecast of Bizet’s Carmen. Rise Stevens Don Jose Richard Tucker Nadine Conner and Robert Merrill led the cast as theater managers noted fading pictures and some fuzziness but audience reaction stayed favorable.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Bizet
Met
Elecse
Rise Stevens
Richard Tucker
Don Jose
Nadine Conner
Micaela
Robert Merrill
Escamillo
39Th Street
Eisenhower Shuns Korea Peace Fight During Hawaii Stop
President-elect Eisenhower, visiting Korea on a policy trip, avoids clashes with Truman and MacArthur over Korea peace plans. He plans golf at Kaneohe, meets with Dulles and Oregon Governor McKay, and is expected to depart for Travis AFB, California. Officials say he will stay out of the Truman MacArthur dispute.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
Ike
Far East
Helena
Guam
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Travis
Stolen Goods Charge Filed
Gallopolis. Jess F. Hodge, 59, of 125 Pine Street, released on bond to answer a charge of buying merchandise from a juvenile. The case involves a little used statute on ownership of merchandise. Two juveniles, linked to theft of tools from a locked storage, were released to rebation by Juvenile Judge John Ell. Police value of the tools at more than $300.
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Gallipolis
Jess F. Hodge
Pine St
Johnell
Dallas Bishop Heads National Council Leader Named
Dallas Bishop William C. Martin was chosen president of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, succeeding Henry Knox Sherrill. Arthur S. Flemming of Ohio Wesleyan University was elected a vice president in charge of Christian life and work.
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Hower
America
National Council of Churches of Christ
U. S
Otto Dibelius
Berlin
Dibelius
Denver
William C. Martin
Dallas
U S. A
Martin
Henry Knox Sherrill
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Flemming
Addison Man Named To Kyger Plant Post
Fred R. Carman of Addison was named resident engineer for the Kyger Creek Plant at Cheshire by the Ohio Valley Electric Corp. A 32 year old civil engineer, he earlier worked as resident engineer for the Electric Power Co. in Wheeling and has studied at Tri-State College and West Virginia University.
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Fred R. Carman
Addison
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Carman
The
Electric Power Co
Philip Sporn
Graham
W Va
Tri-State College
West Virginia University
Reds Smash ROK Force In Two-Pronged Drive
Seoul dispatch reports fierce hand to hand fighting as Chinese forces push up Nori hills in a two pronged assault. The First Republic of Korea Division had earlier seized Big and Little Nori amid day long combat while Allied air power carried out about 150 missions targeting depots and supply lines. General Van Fleet announced plans for new ROK divisions totaling about 14 000 men ready for combat and additional recruits in training.
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Big
Little Nori
Air Force
Ruge
Nori
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Dulles Warns False Faiths Comfort Reds
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged spiritual revival to help freedom at home and counter communism abroad. His speech, his first since Eisenhower’s naming, warned that noble purpose must not fade into false faiths such as communism.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Eee
Dulles
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
United Nations
Reveals Ike's Korean Letter
Basil Brewer publisher of the New Bedford Standard-Times quotes President-elect Eisenhower from Oct 24 stating we are not going to withdraw from Korea and leave our boys in Communist prison camps The letter regarding long range views toward ending the Korean conflict was published after Ike's Korea visit completion.
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New Bedford
Mass
Basil Brewer
New Bedford Standard-Times
Eisenhower
Korea
Poison Milk Trial Ends? Judge Hints Verdict In Deadly Case
In Batavia Ohio the trial of Mrs Davie Blanche Dean forty four faces first degree murder for allegedly poisoning her husband Hawkins aged sixty eight with rat poison in milk last August The state seeks the death penalty claiming multiple poisonings to gain a twenty seven thousand dollar estate The will drafted the day before their April marriage left the estate to the bride if he died.
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Batavia
Davie Blanche Dean
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Dean
Hawkins
Convertiplanes Planned Aerial Tugs Near Reality
Promoters at a convertible aircraft congress in Philadelphia described hybrid convertiplanes that fly like planes but take off and land like helicopters. Dr J A J Bennett of Hiller Helicopter Corp said short haul powered helicopters could act as serial tugs to lift from rooftops or ship decks and lower to small pads, while Gerard P Herrick of Convertoplane Corp touted mass production creating a civil air boom and a wartime weapon prototype with civilian use.
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Philadelphia
J. A. J. Bennett
Hiller Helicopter Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Bennett
Gerard P. Herrick
Convertoplane Corp
New York City
Herrick
Senate considers MacArthur plan to end Korea War
Senate Armed Services Committee may hold an extraordinary session to review General Douglas MacArthur's views on ending the Korea War. President Truman and Republican critics clashed over MacArthur and Eisenhower remarks as Eisenhower planned to meet MacArthur in New York.
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Truman
Washington
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MacArthur
Eisenhower
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Hunt
D-Wye
Senate Armed Services Committee
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White House
Korea
Hower
Korean War
Capitol Hill
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Spahaees
Stennis
D-Miss
Russell
Trumans
Eiesenhower
New York
Trueman
Army Quells Ecuador Plot and Arrests Leader
In Quito the Velasco Ibarra government claims to have crushed the first revolt against its authority and holds ex ally Carlos Guevara Moreno, mayor of Guayaquil, and CFP leaders. They were arrested after plans to seize the Guayaquil air base surfaced.
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Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Are
Carlos Guevara Moreno
Guayaquil
of Popular Forces Party
CFP
Velasco Ibarra
Guevara Moreno
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