Senator Potter says McCarthy may leave hearings
Senator Potter says there is no way to force McCarthy to testify if he walks out as hearings resume. McCarthy has hinted at leaving after Secretary Stevens took responsibility for Army charges, while Eisenhower urged all principals to testify. The closed door session follows McCarthy stating he may attend and not seek a directed verdict.
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Potter
R-Mich
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Army
Stevens
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Senate to probe free world trade with Red China
Senate appropriations editors plan a searching inquiry into how free world allies eased bans on trade with Red China. Senator McCarthy warns against aiding nations shipping to the Communist bloc and calls for a public list of materials allies may ship.
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Bridges
Harold E. Stassen
McCarthy
Stassen
Ay Stassen
Congress
China
Senate
Red China
United States
Far East
Senate approves Army civil functions bill for Ohio River works
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed a 484.1 million Army civil functions appropriation to fund flood control and navigation projects along the Ohio and Kentucky stretches. It directs Army engineers to construct maintain and operate river projects including Green River dams Cleveland Harbor New Cumberland locks and dam and Greenup locks and dam with modest funds for related Kentucky and Ohio reach works.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Army
Ohio
Kentucky
Army Engineers
Green River
Cleveland Harbor
New Cumberland
West Via
Kentucky - Greenup
Ohio Senator Burke Named to Committee
Ohio's junior senator Democrat Thomas A. Burke was assigned to the Government Operations Committee led by Sen. McCarthy. He was taken off the District of Columbia committee in the Senate action announced yesterday.
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Ohio
Burke
Washington
Thomas A. Burke
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Ct of Columbia
Lake Hope Fish Saved From Polluted Waters
In Vinton County the Division of Wildlife acted to save Lake Hope fish by treating the upper lake with hydrated lime. Acid mine wastes from Sandy Run Creek polluted water, risking a serious fish loss. with approval from Parks and Health, the lake portion will be restored to a safe state for fish.
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Division of Wildlife
Lake Hope
Vinton County
Sandy Run Creek
Division of Parks
State Department of Health
Methodist Leaders Plan Aid for Refugees
Ohio Methodist Church leaders plan to sponsor 5000 refugees under the 1953 Refugee Relief Act. American Methodists pledge to help secure the 5000 jobs and homes for newcomers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Methodist
United States
Three More Companies Enter Steel Parleys
U. S. Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers begin contract talks with three additional core producers. Negotiations open with Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp in Pittsburgh Wheeling Steel Corp in Wheeling West Virginia and Crucible Steel Co. of America in New York as negotiations spread to other producers later this month.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling, W. Va
Crucible Steel Co. of America
New York
Nurse Death Investigation Officially Widens Probe
Coroner Robert A. Evans ruled nurse Eula Harman's death from insulin shock undetermined and kept the case wide open. Police said eight puncture wounds and a large insulin dose appeared to challenge homicide ruling pending new evidence or guidance. Harman lived with Dr Neil D. Carter and his mother. a nine page note indicated self-administration.
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Robert A. Evans
Eula Harman
Miss Harman
Neil D. Carter
Phillies Face Showdown Over Gestapo Tactics Claim
Hall of Fame second baseman Granny Hamner demanded action against owner Bob Carpenter accusing him of Gestapo tactics by employing a private detective to trail players after games. Hamner said the surveillance risks souring team morale and endangering a pennant run despite a strong roster.
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Granny Hamner
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
Hamner
End Tour of Route Freemont Ohio Turnpike Inspection
The Ohio Turnpike Commission’s inspection party concludes its 241 mile tour today traveling from Fremont to the state’s western border where the turnpike will link with a toll road across Indiana.
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Fremont
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Indiana
Four Diphtheria Cases Diagnosed in Hocking
Logan-Hocking County health officials face four confirmed diphtheria cases tied to Yesboro School in Washington Township. Mass testing of 76 pupils at Yesboro identified positive throat cultures in three second graders and one third grader, with other grades negative.
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Logan-Hocking County
Health Department
Larry Griffith
Sharon Weaver
Harry and Brooks McMurray
Yesboro
Hocking County
Vinton County
Edward Griffth Jr
Griffith
McMurray Brothers
Unemployed BRT Leader Criticizes Eisenhower Policy
William Parker Kennedy president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen told LRT lodges in Youngstown Warren and Newton Falls that more than 25 000 BRT members are jobless or underemployed. He cited 2000 laid off Pittsburgh district workers and blamed farm income decline and hard money policy for the unemployment rise.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Eisenhower
LRT
Warren
Newton Falls
William Parker Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Kennedy
Ohio Negro Named YMCA Group Head
Leo B. Marsh of New York City, director of counseling and inter racial services for the YMCA national board, assumed today the presidency of the Association of YMCA Secretaries of North America. He is the first Negro to hold the post, succeeding John A Sessions of Canton Ohio.
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YMCA
Buffalo
N. Y
Leo B. Marsh
New York City
National Board
Association of Ymca Secretaries of North America
Wounded From Dien Bien Phu Evacuated To Hospitals
The Dien Bien Phu evacuation rose to about 110 wounded today with helicopters and light planes continuing to fly to Hanoi. About 120 more wounded expected, as Paris reports confirm, while 753 total will be flown out. nurse Genevieve de Galard Terraube remains at Dien Bien Phu.
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Geneva
Luang Prabang
Lanessan
Saignon
Cao Dai
Policeman Cleared in Ohio Traffic Death
Former Columbus officer Charles R. Cooper, 30, was found innocent of second degree manslaughter in the Oct. 9 fatal crash that killed Mrs. Edna Mae Gieke, 40, of Firebrick, Ohio, who was struck by the police cruiser he drove.
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Columbus
Charles RK. Cooper
Edna Mae Gieke
Firebrick
Ohio
Cooper
Open Air Circus Finds Shelter for Newark Show
The King Brothers Circus praised a borrowed big top in Newark Ohio after a trucked canvas went missing last weekend between Middletown and Portsmouth. No rain spoiled performances as five states searched for the missing canvas and the open air shows continued.
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Newark
Ohio
King Bros. Circus
Middletown
Portsmouth
U S Indicates Peace Parleys Likely Fail At Geneva
United States officials warned the Indochina talks may fail if communist positions persist as Geneva conference stalls. Western diplomats weigh breaking off discussions while seeking a united front and potential UN action.
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Indochina
United States
Laog
Cambodia
U. S
Eden
V. M. Molotov
Chou Enela
Molotov
Red
Laos
Bidault
Viet Nam
River Craft Believed Abandoned at Hockingport Dock
County and state officials chase ownership of a partially submerged cabin cruiser tied at a Hockingport dock near the Ohio River confluence. Sheriff Bateman said the unknown boat may be stolen and abandoned. Wildlife Division agents offer aid. License 12C 605 noted.
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Hockingport
George Bateman
Hocking River
Ohio River
State Wildlife Division
Department of Natural Resources
Bateman
Buck Pleads Guilty in Fos toria Wife Slaying
George Buck, 32, factory worker, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the death of his wife Mary Buck, 27, whose body was found in the attic of the Fos to ria home. Judge Ralph Sugrue sentenced him to one to twenty years in prison.
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Tiffin
Ohio
George Buck
Mary
Fostoria
Ralph Sugrue
Buck
Chiang Kai-shek seeks wider support in new term
Chiang Kai-shek began his second term as Nationalist China president calling for more military and moral aid from the free world and stronger anti Communist Asian alliances. Inauguration at Taipei included fireworks as Chiang urged regional unity to resist invasion and rebuild mainland China with allied support.
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Taipehm
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Chen Cheng
Parolee Held In Beating Case In Cleveland
A Mansfield Reformatory parolee, Clarence Jones, is held after a badly beaten boy was found on railroad tracks. Jones admitted raping a %% year old grandmother, per police. The assault involved Kenny Joyies, found under an overpass with a shattered thigh and bruises. Jones has prior convictions including attempted rape and a 1948 lawn mower assault. paroled from Mansfield in February 1953.
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Cleveland
Mansfield
Clarence Jones
Jones
Kenny Joyies
Mansfield Reformatory
Train Crash Kills Three At Morrisson Road Crossing
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger and mail train collided with an automobile at Morrisson Road crossing near here today killing the three occupants of the car.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Morrisson Road Crossing
De Valera Opponents Lead in Ireland Elections
In Ireland, former Premier John A Costello’s coalition nears toppling Eamon de Valera. With 144 seats counted, the coalition held 66, Fianna Fail 5 and independents 4. De Valera and Costello were re elected to the Dail, but the premier’s tally fell to 12 679.
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Ireland
Dublin
John A. Costello
Eamon de Valera
Ers
Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
Republic
Dev
Costello
Mid-Mornin
Coalition
Gaant
Post Office Trucks Repainted In Red White And Blue
Columbus and Cincinnati pilot color change as olive drab trucks switch to patriotic red white and blue. Officials say national program aims to boost appearance and safety through brighter markings.
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Columbus
Cincinnat
Ohio
Dillon Dam Funds Request Rejected by Senate
Washington reports the Senate Appropriation Committee rejected the President's request for two million dollars more for Dillon Dam in Annesville Ohio. The dam's estimated cost stands at 27,061,000 with 9,189,000 already spent.
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Dillon
Annesville
Ohio
Senate
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