Deliberate Lie Charged In Army McCarthy Row
The Army McCarthy hearings enter day 28 with calls for truth amid alleged deliberate lying by witnesses. Investigators plan to disclose more monitored phone talks as Stevens Adams and Cohn testify and subcommittee members weigh evidence. Prosecutions may follow after Justice Department review.
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Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
Stevens
Adams and Cohn
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Chic Tribune
Schine
Coln
Carr
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Cohn
Area Permit Holders Face Liquor Board
Columbus report lists 12 permit holders slated to appear before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control for alleged violations. Names include Amsy Fred Pritts of Vinton Cafe in Nelsonville for disorderly operation Edward Sayre of Buchtel for sales to minors and Mary S. Burkhalter of Friendly Tavern in Murray City for sales to minors. Mauda Thomas of Meeksville Tavern in McArthur is to appeal a previously denied renewal on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Amsy Fred Pritts
Vinton Cafe
Route 33
Nelsonville
Edward Sayre
Buchtel
Mary S. Burkhalter
Friendly Tavern
Murray City
Mauda Thomas
Meeksville
McArthur
A Path To Your Door Want Ad Formula
A persuasive ad copy urges using Messenger Want Ads to move cluttered used merchandise. It promises prospective buyers will come to your door and notes the low cost of placing the ad with a phone number to call.
Ex-Convict's Death Probed in Akron Case
Coroner investigates the 73 year old Marshal W. Corneil noted for his link to Akron's Model T murder case from the 1930s. Corneil died Saturday at home under unexplained circumstances. funeral services planned for tomorrow and the inquiry by Coroner William J. Pittenger would take at least a week. Corneil had been convicted in 1931 of killing Clarence Barnes with a dynamite blast tied to driving his Model T.
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Akron
Marshal W. Corneil
Corneil
William J. Pittenger
Clarence Barnes
GOP Leader and Jurist William Mason Buried Today
Funeral services are held today for William A. Mason 68 Republican leader and former municipal judge who died Friday at his home in Youngstown Ohio. Mason led the 1928 Hoover presidential campaign locally and headed the London for President Club in 1936. He was appointed to the municipal bench in 1946 but later lost re election.
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Youngstown
Ohio
William A. Mason
Mason
Herbert Hoover
Red Witch Hunting Starts in Red China
The U S Information Agency reports a Red scare campaign in Communist China. It notes the state publicly tries individuals for counter revolutionary activity whether plotting rebellion or taking small amounts of grain to keep the population in line.
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Washington
China
U. S. Information Agency
Railroad Leader Edward Durham Dies at 78 in Memphis
Edward M. Durham Jr., 78, former president of the Rock Island Railroad and ex-executive with two other lines, died Sunday. Born in Memphis, his career spanned multiple railroads.
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ST. Louis
Edward M. Durham Jr
The
Rock Island Railroad
Memphis
Bidault and Molotov discuss Indochina cease fire
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and Soviet Deputy Premier Vyacheslav Molotov held a 50 minute Geneva talks described as cordial. They failed to agree on a supervisory commission for the cease fire and discussed steps to accelerate military talks. Bidault plans to return to Paris after a semi public Indochina session. Western diplomats expect a cl ear answer within 48 hours.
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Geneva
Georges Bidault
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Indochina
Molotov
Bidault
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Yee
Neutral Nations Supervision Commission
Korea
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Paris
French National Assembly
Cincinnati Minister Appointed Secretary
Dr Don ald Timerman of Cincinnati will become an associate secretary of the Cleveland Church Federation on August 1. He is 59 and has led Bond Hill Methodist Church since 1952 and was formerly executive secretary of the Columbus Council of Churches.
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Donald Timerman
Cincinnati
Cleveland Church Federation
Federation
Ogden Ashley
Timerman
Bond Hill Methodist Church
Columbus Council of Churches
Food shortage warned in tropical Africa
United Nations report warns parts of tropical Africa face food shortages as many Africans abandon farming to seek wage work elsewhere. The exodus reduces local crop production and threatens hunger in vulnerable communities.
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United Nations
N. Y
Africa
Atomic secrecy hinders allies says AEC seeks revisions
The AEC asks Congress to amend the Atomic Energy Act to allow exchange of intelligence on enemy atomic capabilities with allies. Current law bans distributing restricted data to foreign nations, choking data flow with Britain and others. The proposal envisions a President approved framework for selective design and manufacturing information sharing.
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White House
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Two Suspects Captured as Girl Dies in Assault Case
New York police captured John Roche, 27, and Norman E, 18, in a burglary and assault wave tied to a string of killings. A 14 year old victim Dorothy Westwater died after being stabbed and bludgeoned. The earlier victim Marion Brown, 17, and other slayings linked to Roche are noted along with the arrest of a second suspect.
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New York
John Francis Roche
Normane
Isadora Goomes
Manhattan
Marion Brown
Miss Brown
Roche
Rosa Chronik
Alex Jablonka
Amvets Elect Officers At State Convention
Toledo Ohio report: Verne Dexter of Dayton elected state commander at the Amvets ninth annual convention closing session. Other officers named include Harry C. Lee from Cleveland Edgar Williams Hamilton Jack Strange Lorain Lawrence Erns thausen Findlay William Robinson Belleville and William Cummings Massillon as vice commanders. Alice Dana Salem named president of the Amvets auxiliary.
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Toledo
Ohio
Amvets
Verne Dexter
Dayton
Harry C. Lee
Cleveland
Edgar Williams
Hamilton
Jack Strange
Lorain
Lawrence Ernsthausen
Findlay
William Robinson
Belleville
William Cummings
Massillon
Alice Dana
Salem
Mayor Found Dead in Bellaire Ohio
Ma Wilbur R. Shackleford wistardas was found dead in his bed, apparently the victim of a heart attack. He was about 47.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Wilbur R. Shackleford Wistardas
Ohio Records Safest Weekend With Three Traffic Deaths
The Associated Press reports Ohio logged three traffic fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday through midnight Sunday, described as the safest weekend in memory by State Highway Patrol Captain D. W. Unkle. One man drowned and a woman died of a skull fracture after a fall near a church in Troy, amid warnings of potential weekend tolls.
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State Highway Patrol
D. W. Unkle
State
State Department of Highway Safety
Troy
Associated Press
CIO and Steel Begin Second Round of 1954 Contract Talks
The United Steelworkers Union meets Allegheny Ludlum Steel in Pittsburgh to start the second round of 1954 contract talks. US Steel is expected to resume bargaining tomorrow or Wednesday. sessions also planned with Jones and Laughlin Crucible Pittsburgh Steel Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet and Tube as contracts expire June 30.
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CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
US. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Crucible
Pittsburgh Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Auctions Begin July 1 Three Counties State Broiler Sale
Plans move to start a broiler auction at Mason on July 1 with weekly Friday sales. A three county plan covers Meigs Gallia Mason and Jackson counties with potential yearly volumes of one to two million birds. A three member producer board will organize and name the venture with W C Roberts chairing the planning committee.
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Mason
Wahama High School
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson County
Mason County
W. C. Roberts
Grant Roush
Virgil Lewis
Walden Roush
Gallia County
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Southeastern, Ohio Poultry Association
Charleston
Suspect Hearing Delayed in Slaying Case
COSHOCTON Ohio The arraignment of Cletus Reece 36 on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of Clyde Patton 28 was postponed due to a condemnation suit in Common Pleas Court Patton was beaten to death with a club and his head crushed after taking a demonstration car to Reece’s home Authorities say Reece admitted the killing He taught commerce at Fresno High School and had four children Reece previously was committed to Cambridge State and released on trial basis
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Coshocton
Ohio
Cletus Reece
Robert Carton
Carton
Common Pleas
Reece
Clyde Patton
Newcastle
Patton
Gilbert Kempf
Fresno
Cambridge
Agust
Navy Wives Fall From Pier In California
In Long Beach California two Navy wives rushed to meet their husbands on a destroyer and drove a taxi off a pier. Mrs Yancy T McFadden 24 sustained back injuries while Mrs Walter L Croswell was bruised. Their baby Connie and the cabbie were uninjured. The husbands are with the Navy Sitting Duck Division returning after seven months at sea and were given emergency leaves at Seaside Hospital.
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Long Beach
Calif
Yancy T. McFadden
Walter
Croswell
McFaddens
Connie
Ecuador Counts Vote In National Election
Election officials counted returns today from nationwide voting for a new Chamber of Deputies. Final results are not expected for several days. The social Christian and Falangist parties oppose President Velasco Tbarra regime. main opposition from exiled Carlos Guevara Moreno bloc. Conservative Liberal and Socialist parties also fielded candidates.
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Ecuador
Chamber of Deputies
Social Christian
Falangist
Sap
Jose Maria Velasco Tbarra
Carlos Guevara Moreno
Iranian MP alleges widespread graft including sugar ration sale
Tehran reports Deputy Mahdi Mirashrafi accuses government figures of vast corruption. He cites 46 million dollars of rationed sugar sold to black marketeers and says customs officials looted 1 million dollars worth of goods from a warehouse.
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Iran
Majlis
Mahdi Mirashrafi
Americans Sailed from Italy to the Western Hemisphere
Two prominent Americans departed Italy yesterday Francis Cardinal Spellman left Naples for New York and novelist Ernest Hemingway left Genoa for his home in Havana Cuba confirming the transatlantic voyage of notable U S figures.
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Italy
Western Hemisphere
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Naples
New York
Ernest Hemingway
Genoa
Havana
Cuba
Clarence Hamm 57 Dies After Boat Capsize At Dam
Pomeroy resident Clarence H. Hamm 57, an employee of Salt Sales Corp, died in an Ohio River capsizing at U.S. Dam 23 Apple Grove Sunday morning. John W. Zerkle survived after clinging to a wicket. $1000 wallet recovered. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. dam workers praised for quick rescue efforts.
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Middleport
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Clarence H. Hamm
Salt Sales Corporation
John W. Zerkle
Zerkle Trucking Co
Clarence Shields
Hamm
Bob Ashley
Ash
Ashley
Zerkle
Rey Buck
Henry Ewing
Shields
Bill Zerkle
John Zerkle
Snowbound Are Rescued In Rocky Mountain Park
About thirty six motorists were rescued early today after a summer blizzard trapped cars on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Park officials say seven to nine cars were left in 2 to 3 foot drifts, with occupants joining travelers in the last cars as rescuers escorted them down from the 12 000 foot level. No serious injuries reported though nerves were frayed.
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Estes Park
Colon
Trail Ridge Road
Rocky Mountain National Park
Edward J. Kirk
National Park Service
Kirk
Hour Warning Is Foreseen
Civil defense planners expect radar networks to provide at least an hour of advance warning of aerial attack. The FCDA released planning assumptions for the coming year noting that with warning, people in crowded areas could be moved toward the suburbs, reducing casualties but not preventing heavy destruction in almost every city.
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Washington
Civil_ defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Cleveland Chain & Manufacturing Co Sold to Republic Steel
Republic Steel Corp says it will acquire Cleveland Chain & Manufacturing Co by July 15 for cash and common stock. Cleveland Chain, founded four years ago, employs about 1000 people and serves shipping, lumber, and auto and truck makers.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland Chain & Manufacturing Co
Cleveland, Chain
Floods in Yugoslavia Kill at Least 20 in Slovenia and Croatia
Flash floods in Ljubljana area kill at least 20 people and cause about 50 million dollars in damage across Slovenia and Croatia, officials report.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Slovenia
Croatia
Atomic Device Is Dangerous Says Eisenhower Order
Waterbury Connecticut James Patterson Republican says President Eisenhower ordered only limited development of two nuclear devices due to danger to test. Patterson, member of the House Senate Committee on Atomic Energy, told a newsman last night the order followed security advice and cannot discuss specifics. He called them devices not bombs.
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Conn
James T Patterson
R-Conn
Eisenhower
Patterson
House
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Ten Die In Flaming Car Crash Near Owings Maryland
Ten persons died in a fiery auto collision near Creek, about 40 miles southeast of Washington. Police said two vehicles met on a curve on a hill crest. a convertible overturned and burst into flames. Most occupants were thrown from the wreckage. one victim died in the flaming car.
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Creek
Washington
William H. Albers Dies at 74 Leader in Scouting and Groceries
William H. Albers 74 longtime operator of Ohio and Kentucky grocery supermarkets and a Boy Scouts of America executive and Roman Catholic layman died. He was a notable civic figure in the regional business and faith communities.
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Cincinnati
William H. Albers
Ohio
Kentucky
Boy Scouts of America
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