Justice Douglas Gets New Appeal For Atom Spies
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's lawyers returned to the Supreme Court seeking a stay of execution for the atom spies. The court declined review and a stay, but Douglas agreed to consider a fresh plea after new information was supplied. Pickets demonstrated at the White House urging clemency.
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Justice Douglas
Atom
Washington
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Supreme Court
Douglas
Mursaay
Eisenhower
John F. Finerty
Rosenbergs
New York
Sing Sing
Finerty
Vinson
Black
Frankfurter
Reed
Burton
Clark
Minton
Jackson
Emanuel Bloch
Bloch
White House
Prober Raps James Conant Over German High Commissioner Role
Senator McCarthy attacked James B. Conant U.S. high commissioner for Germany during a Senate Appropriations hearing. He questioned his performance as an educator and signaled possible dismissal actions. McCarthy also demanded recall of Lowell M. Claes, the U.S. information officer in Munich.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
U.S
Germany
James B. Conant
Conant
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harvard University
Lowell M. Claeas
Munich
Submarine Surpasses Bermuda Voyage With Snorkel Device
A British submarine arrived in Portsmouth England after a 2500 mile submerged journey from Bermuda. The craft, which took about two weeks, used a snorkel apparatus feeding air from above the surface. The trip was about half the distance of the 5200 mile underwater voyage by the U S submarine her Pickered in 1950.
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Portsmouth
England
Bermuda
U. S
Rosenberg Children Visit Doomed Parents in Sing Sing
OSSINING N Y The two children of condemned atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg visited their parents in Sing Sing Prison death house for perhaps the last time. The couple faces execution in the electric chair Thursday night marking their 14th wedding anniversary for conspiring to pass A bomb secrets to Soviet Russia.
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Ossining
N. Y
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Soviet Russia
Burma Relief Donation To Ohio Michigan Massachusetts Tornado Victims
Burma government donates 10000 dollars for relief of tornado victims in Ohio Michigan and Massachusetts. Local coordination and international aid highlight cross border assistance.
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Burma
Rangoon
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Dulles Hints Of Far East Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dulles revived speculation that the Eisenhower administration may seek a broad Far Eastern settlement with the communists after a Korean armistice. He noted UN talks may limit to Korea but left open the possibility of addressing Vietminh in Indochina. He stressed unification of Korea remains the UN goal with South Korea participating, while Congress urged caution on any deal with the Chinese Communists.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
United Nations
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Korea
Indochina
South Korea
Germany
Austria
Ford Empire Marks 50th Anniversary
Ford Motor Company celebrates 50 years since incorporation as Henry Ford II unveils plans for further expansion. The firm has spent nearly a billion dollars in five years and expects another half billion in the next two years, with more than 168000 workers paid over 17 million dollars weekly.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford II
Ford
Doctors File Fraud Action Against Insurance Man
Six physicians sued in Common Pleas Court in Cincinnati for 21601.12 alleging John A. Michaels obtained the funds on notes by misrepresentation and false pretenses claiming a fund for young doctors in Southern Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
John A. Michaels
Michaels
Ohio
Deputy Warden Slays Two Leaders of Prison Revolt
In Santa Fe New Mexico State Penitentiary convicts held Deputy Warden Ralph Tahash and 13 guards for 74 hours with meat cleavers and knives. Tahash shot ringleaders Homer Lee Gossett and Adolfo Benevidez after seizing a weapon, as police stormed the hospital and Cell Block 2.
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Santa, FE
N.M
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Ralph Tahash
Tahash
Edwin L. Mechem
Homer Lee Gossett
Gossett
Adolfo Benevidez
Cat Joins Lions in Moose Jaw Picnic Encounter
Goldie the lioness escaped her cage during a Lions International district convention in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. Park officials warned attendees but delegates continued eating as Goldie roamed the picnic grounds for about 10 minutes before being recaptured.
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Moose Jaw
Goldie
Big Cat
Wild Animal Park
Lions International
Rural mail carrier charged in slaying
St Clairsville James Elmer Rogers a 46 year old rural mail carrier and Marine veteran was charged with murder in the death of his wife Evelyn Rogers 35 who was found dead after being strangled and shot at her home Saturday night authorities said Rogers was charged Monday.
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ST. Clairsville
James Elmer Rogers
Evelyn Rogers
Year's Delay Seen in Move To Increase Postal Revenue
Washington reports that a postal rate hike may be postponed until next year due to time and political factors. Postmaster General Summerfield plans to request higher rates, possibly a one cent rise on letters, to reduce a half billion dollar deficit, with hearings likely and adjournment pressures mounting.
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Washington
Summerfield
House
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
White House
House Post Office Committee
Martin
Rees
R-Kan
OU President Nominee to UN Economic Council
President John C. Baker of Ohio University is nominated by President Eisenhower as U S representative heads the American delegation to the United Nations Economic and Social Council meeting in Geneva on June 30. He will be away six weeks with Dr. Willard H. Elsbree as secretary. Mrs Baker and their three daughters plan a France tour before joining him.
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John C. Baker
Ohio University
Eisenhower
U. S
Economic and Social Council of the
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Baker
State Department
Board of Trustees
Willard H. Elsbree
Elinent Department
Hio University
France
President Baker
Leftist Labor Leader Wins Court Ruling
The Supreme Court reversed the perjury conspiracy conviction of Harry Bridges, a West Coast longshore leader. The Court ordered the indictment dismissed because the statute of limitations had run out, leaving four justices approving and three dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
High Tribunal
Bridges
United States
Tice Burton
Burton
Reed
Justiceson
Minton
Jackson
Clark
Nancy
Julie
San Francisco
George B. Harris
Poland Offers Spies Refuge for Rosenbergs
Poland proposes to receive Julius and Ethel Rosenberg if the United States frees them from death sentences. The Polish Embassy in Washington cited a note presented to the U S Embassy in Warsaw on Monday. The Rosenbergs, convicted of stealing atomic secrets, face execution in Sing Sing.
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Washington
Poland
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
United States
U. S
Warsaw
Russia
New York
Sing Sing
Moscow
Red Cross
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Sees Warm Trend and Showers
Temperatures are expected to average 3-5 degrees above normal from Wednesday through Sunday. Normal highs reach 88 and lows around 60 to 62. Cooler Thursday with another warm period for the weekend. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast Wednesday and Saturday, totaling about a half inch.
Two Scouts Found Alive Near Nakai Canyon Arizona
Two boy scouts missing since last Wednesday in Nakai Canyon Northern Arizona were found alive Monday by two Navajo Indians, according to the Civil Air Patrol report.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nakai Canyon
Arizona
Civil Air Patrol
Truce Talks Near as Panmunjom Session Looms
Top level truce negotiators meet at Panmunjom in a key session expected to speed a Korean War armistice. Fresh Chinese offensives on the East Central Front threaten to complicate negotiations as South Korean protests flare over plan to guard prisoners with Indian troops.
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Munsan
Panmunjom
Korea
East Central
U. S
Seoul
Mers
South Korea
Wek
India
Boys State Heads Named Buckeye Boys State picks leaders
CAMP PERRY Ohio The Amer ican Legion sponsored event elected 915 delegates chose Jerry Messerman of Cleveland as governor with four top Federalist officials. Nationalists won control of both the House and Senate as the administration names were announced.
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Camp Perry
Jerry Messerman
Cleveland
Buckeye Boys State
House
Senate
Keith Williams
Steubenville
John Whelpley
Cincinnati
Sargent Karch
Shaker Heights
Russell Bowermaster
Hamilton
David Warren
Mount Vernon
Robert Schoenberger
Dayton
Margaret Truman Signs NBC Radio TV Pact for 1953 54
Margaret Truman has signed a nine appearance contract with NBC for the 1953 54 season. The daughter of former President Truman will perform in singing and guest star roles with terms not disclosed.
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New York
Margaret Truman
National Broadcasting Company
Isaid
Truman
Ann Blyth to Wed TV Star's Brother in Summer Wedding
Hollywood couple Ann Blyth and Dr. James Vincent McNulty plan a June 27 campus at Santa Monica ceremony. Cardinal McIntyre will officiate. The event draws 700 guests including Dennis Day as best man.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hollywood
Ann Blyth
James Vincent McNulty
Miss Blyth
McNulty
Dennis Day
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Day
War Veterans Convene in Columbus for State Convention
About 200 members of the United Spanish War Veterans gather in Columbus for the state convention. They plan meetings, talks, and ceremonial events honoring veterans.
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Columbus
The
United Spanish War Veterans
McCarran Attacks Ike Speech About Book Burning
Sen. McCarran condemns Eisenhower's Dartmouth commencement remarks as ignorant and pitiful. He argues the president lacks knowledge on communism and library rights, as Mundt notes two key points the president did not state.
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McCarran
Ike
Washington
Sen. MccCarran
Nev
Eisenhower
Senate Internal Security
Mittee
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
America
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Sen
Mundt
S D
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Committee
Secrest Opposes Reciprocal Trade Pacts in Speech
Rep. Robert T. Secrest of Ohio warned that foreign made goods are harming Eastern Ohio industries such as glass pottery tile coal and oil. He cited German glassware undercutting American products by 45 cents and argued wages policy must change. He opposed reciprocal trade deals and urged limiting foreign imports.
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Washington
Robert T. Secrest
Ohio
Senecaville
House
New York
Secrest
Dock Walkout Threatens after Maritime Union-Atlan tic contract expiry
Waterfront activity appeared normal as the CIO National Maritime Union warned of a no contract no work policy after its contract with Atlantic and Gulf coast operators expired Monday midnight following a failed negotiation. The Police Bureau of Operations found no picketing and Philadelphia reported normal activity. The union, representing 40 000 seamen, seeks a wage increase.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
Gulf Coast
Police Bureau of Operations
Philadelphia
Eisenhower Nominates Three Envoys to Brazil Portugal Norway
President Eisenhower named James S. Kemper to be ambassador to Brazil M Robert Guggenheim to Portugal and L Corrin Strong to Norway. Kemper 66 former treasurer of the Republican National Committee and Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co. chair. Guggenheim 68 former executive of American Smelting and Security Co. and former secretary of the U S Co. Their home is Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James S. Kemper
Brazil
M. Robert Guggenheim
Portugal
L. Corrin Strong
Norway
Kemper
van Wert
Republican National Committee
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Co
Chicago
Guggenheim
American Smelting and Security Co
Fisherman Drowns in Muskingum River Incident
Muskingum County Sheriff reports a 27 year old Zanesville man drowned after slipping from the dam at Rockby Lock on the Muskingum River. The body has not yet been recovered.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Dave Weissert
Muskingum River
Donald Carmichael
Rockby Lock
Organ County
Carmichael
Ohio Senate approves budget boost for schools
The Ohio Senate Finance Committee backed a two year state budget about 1 million above the governor’s recommendation. Education sub district funds rose to 16.5 million over the governor’s 215 million request amid heated debate over industrial commission spending and sales tax projections.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate Finance Committee
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Lausche
Senate Committee
Industrial Commission
Commission
Rhee Visits Weary ROK Battalions Amid Korean Front Fires
President Rhee visits the East Central Front to confer with Army commanders as Chinese regiments assault Finger Ridge and nearby positions. Allied air forces report heavy bombardment, tanks engaged, and ships firing 16 inch shells from the New Jersey.
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Seoul
Finger Ridge
Korea
38Th Parallel
Syneman Rhee
South Korea
East Central Front
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Eighth Army
Christmas Hill
Pukhan River
Anchor Hill
William Barnard
Yala River
Fifth Air Force
Okinawa
New Jersey
Anc Chor Hill
Plane Crashes Kill Eleven In Two Continent Incidents
A Costa Rican airliner crash near San Ramon Mountains leaves eleven dead with eight survivors including a month-old baby. Twelve passengers and three crew were aboard. one survivor, Fred Harding, 55, from the U S, had a leg injury. In Chile a lean airliner exploded on approach to Copiapo Airport, killing four aboard.
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Costa Rica
San Ramon Mountains
Here
San Isidro
Neen
Fred Harding
U. S
Santiago
Chile
Copiapo
Linea Aerea Nacional
Alien Loses Battle Against Extradition in Michigan Case
Frank Cammarata, who fought extradition to Michigan to finish a penitentiary sentence, was arrested in Warren for immediate deportation. He was brought to Cleveland and jailed. The Supreme Court on Monday denied a hearing in his bid to avoid extradition.
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Cleveland
Frank Cammarata
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