Detectives Guard Bender Home After Dynamite Find
Private detectives kept 24 hour watch at Congressman George H. Bender's 14 acre Chagrin Falls estate near Cleveland after two dynamite sticks were found in his car. Police said only the detonator cap exploded and burned paper with a strange odor was noticed by Mrs Edna Bender.
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George H. Bender
Bender
Chagrin Falls
Senate
House
Cleveland
United States
Frank Barnard
Edna Bender
Birds Unimpressed By Psychology
Cincinnati resumed shooting starlings after attempts at psychological warfare failed. Shotgun blasts yesterday temporarily dislodged the birds as psychologists’ efforts with tin, owls, can dies, and phonograph records did not deter the flock.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland Hit By Severe Snowstorm Strands Power
Ohio utility crews from Akron Canton and Toledo dispatched to Cleveland after a weekend snowstorm snapped lines across the Greater Cleveland area. About 7000 homes lost power with many furnace systems out of service. Bay Village schools closed affecting 2100 pupils as CEI cites over 250000 dollars in damage and labor costs.
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Ohio
Bay Village
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
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Ohio Edison Co
Akron
Ohio Power Co
Canton
Toledo Edison C
Correspondent Feted on 100th Birthday in Maine
Mrs. Julia Chadbourne, a Bridgton News country correspondent for about 40 years, began her second century of life celebrating her 100th birthday with two parties in her winter home of North Bridgton and at her niece’s house in nearby Bridgton.
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Maine
Julia Chadbourne
June Penfold
North Bridgton
Bridgton
Ex Governor Dies in Kansas City
E Mont Reily age 88 former governor of Puerto Rico under President Harding died Sunday in Kansas City. He served during the Harding era and news confirms his death with limited biographical details available.
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E. Mont Reily
Puerto Rico
Harding
Red China claims population of 601 million
Tokyo via AP reports Peiping radio announced a June 1953 census putting Red China’s population at 601,930,000. The figure exceeds prior Reds estimates by about 100 million and dwarfs non Communist estimates, making China nearly twice as large as India, whose 1951 census listed 356,829,485 people.
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Red China Today
Peiping Radio
Reds
Communist Group of Nations
India
Pope Pius XII Crowned Marian Queen in Vatican Ritual
In St. Peter's Basilica Pope Pius XII, 78, crowned an ancient image of the Virgin Mary and proclaimed her queen of heaven and earth. He urged the faithful to seek grace to overcome despondency and lethargy while warning that freedom and truth are under threat worldwide. He expressed confidence that Mary will guide rulers toward concord and charity.
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Pius XII
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St. Peter's Basilica
Naval ships collide during Landflex maneuvers near Norfolk
In heavy seas off Norfolk four vessels sustained extensive damage after a destroyer rammed a submarine and two destroyers collided while pursuing a submarine contact during Operation Landflex. No serious injuries were reported among the more than 200 ships involved.
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Atlantic
Norris
Bergal
English
W. L. Lind
Toledo Express Airport Dedication Amid Circling Aircraft
Jets gliders and old pushers circled over the new Toledo Express Airport during dedication exercises. The $3,747,000 field was financed entirely by local funds.
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Toledo
Beaver Falls Murder Hearing For Teen Slaying Suspect
A jobless laborer faces a murder hearing in the slaying of 16 year old Helen Jean Bryant whose body was found covered with leaves on a hillside near her Thompson home. Police say the victim left home after an early evening, and authorities continued investigations into the pre Halloween attack.
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Beaver Falls
Helen Jean Bryant
Thompson
Aliquippa Pa High School
Matt Zvonar
Hippewell lPowns
Richard P Steward
Beaver
Zvonar
Helen Jean
Lin
Core Alli Ratate
Cambria
Ind
Kren Mauk
Officer accused of ordering GI hung from tree limb
The 2nd Lt. Charles C. Anderson, 24, former St Louis, is held at Camp Gordon on charges he ordered recruits to hang a fellow trainee by the feet from a tree limb and to perform harsh humiliating tasks. The Third Army said a pretrial inquiry will decide action up to court martial, while noting no injuries were reported.
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Camp Gordon
Third Army
Charles C. Anderson
St Louis
A. R Bolling
Army
Jury Dilemma Delays Sheppard Case Amid Juror Questions
The Sheppard murder trial pauses over juror James R. Manning who may have concealed a morals conviction. Manning seeks to avoid service as prosecutors press to unseat him, amid questions about his past and potential impact on the trial.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Yee
John J. Mahon
Blythin
Manning
Rare Disease Victim's Rites Set for 7-Year-Old David Brown
Funeral services are planned Tuesday at 2 p.m. for David Gill Brown, 7, of Athens who died Saturday in Shelter Arms Hospital after a lifelong battle with pancreatic fibrosis and a pneumonia attack. He is survived by his parents Gill and Mrs. Brown, their daughter Carol Lee, and relatives Mabel Brown and others. Friends may visit Jagers Funeral Home. burial at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Ariz
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Political Seer Predicts Burke Victory in Ohio Election
Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent Brady Black forecasts Sen. Thomas A. Burke will win tomorrow by a few thousand to 150000 votes. He also expects Democratic Gov. Frank Lausche to win by what may be a landslide.
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Thomas A. Burke
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Brady Black
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Officials Foresee 2,750,000 Voters in Tuesday Election
Secretary Ted W. Brown maintained a 2,750,000 voter estimate amid rising campaign activity. The race centers on Gov. Lausche against Rhodes, and Burke versus Bender for the U S Senate as both parties push turnout in Ohio.
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Anisenhower
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Bender
Cleve
Brown
Alican
Robert A. Taft
Strong Man Is Unopposed In Cuban Elections
Batista ran unopposed after Ramon Grau San Martin withdrew from the race and urged Cubans to skip the polls. Grau quit after the Superior Electoral Tribunal rejected his delay request. Batista urged turnout while Grau described the election as a farce.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau
Superior
Electoral Tribunal
Batista
Congress
Worcester man John B. McAuliffe dies at 62
Worcester Massachusetts born John B McAuliffe 62 formerly coached football at Catholic University and later at Lee University according to local obituary records. He is survived by relatives and former players who recall his long career in athletics and teaching.
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Mass
John B. McAuliffe
Catholic Uniica Jones
Lee University
Stevenson and Eisenhower Speak Tonight in Closely Fought Congress Drive
Washington faces a tight test as President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson rally voters for a crucial election. Republicans seek to defend slender Senate and House majorities amid claims of a decaying farm economy, unemployment anxiety, and fears of a new five percent threshold in congressional corruption and communism oversight.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
House
Ohio race sees Bender slight edge over Burke
Republican Rep. George H. Bender holds a slightly better than even chance to win the seat from Democratic Sen. Thomas A. Burke as Burke’s gap narrows and campaigns intensify in Ohio.
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Ohio
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Election night forecast tests campaign momentum
Republicans hoped to sweep several governorships but faced uncertainty over last minute campaigning and red scare charges. President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon were to deliver a televised appeal to voters from the White House, with Nixon speaking from Denver at 9 p.m. to rally support.
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White House
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Meigs Woman Complains About Phone Service
In Meigs County a resident complains that telephone service is poor with hearing issues to neighbors. A public hearing is set for December 7 in the Common Pleas Court at Pomeroy to review the complaint against Meigs United and discuss alternative providers.
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Columbus
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Swadsey
Common Pleas
Pomeroy
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Commission
Meigs United
President and Mrs Eisenhower attend church services
President and Mrs Eisenhower attended services at St John’s Episcopal Church where a visiting minister prayed for guidance in tomorrow’s election. Dr Charlies W Lowry urged the role of religion in politics education and science to prevent politics from becoming corrupt and idolatrous.
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Washington
Mra
Eisenhower
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charlies W Lowry
Weather Outlook Warns of Early Winter Tuesday
Forecaster predicts Tuesday will feel like early winter across most of the country. A cold air mass from Canada chills thermometers while sunny skies remain likely. a few flurries possible in northern areas.
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Washington
US. Weather Bureau
Canada
Navy launches wide search for missing Constellation plane
The Navy deployed 200 planes and 25 surface craft in a broad Atlantic search for a Lockheed Super Constellation missing since Saturday. The four engine transport carried 42 aboard including 21 crew and 21 passengers with two women and five children. Last contact was 11 pm Saturday after departing Patuxent River Naval Air Station.
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Poverty Ridden Man Returns Lost Money
A year-old New Orleans man, ill and jobless, found 44 dollars on a street and spent hours seeking the owner before returning it to St Marys Church. Bryan Diggs, formerly a bank watchman, refused any reward saying he had three dollars left and that was enough.
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Bryan Diggs
Angelo Calabresi
St. Mary's Church
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Jap Students Like Cigarettes To Eat One Man Burns Butts Daily
Tokyo reports university students are creating a strange campus folklore they eat lighted cigarettes. One student reportedly consumes burning butts daily while another claims the real tobacco taste comes from digestion, stating they smoke it to waste.
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Tokyo
Fire and Explosion Destroy Suburban Wickliffe Home
A fire and explosion damaged a 106 room residence in Wickliffe near Cleveland last night. Rose Lloyd, 68, and his four grandchildren escaped before the blast. Damage was estimated at 40000 dollars and the cause was not determined immediately.
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Cleveland
Wickliffe
Rose Lloyd
Lloyd
Young Boy Placed in Home After Mother’s Murder
Walter Smith Jr. fourteen, who ran away after his mother's murder, is placed in a receiving home in Mansfield. He returned from Findlay where he lived at the county jail after his father failed to pick him up. The mother, Delra Carthon, had remarried and was killed along with herself, and the boy found the bodies.
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Ohio
Walter Smith Jr
Galesburg
Walter
Findlay
Delra Carthon
Joseph Schwartz
George Tors
Carson Davis
Punky
Colliecow
Ballots May Force Cleveland Clerks to Quit
Cleveland clerks fear the upcoming election ballots will drive workers away. They cite 24 inch ballots and heavy packages to polling places as burdensome and say the long tally will push more staff to resign.
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Cleveland
Italian Troops Aid Recovery Of Plane Crash Victims
Italian Alpine troopers joined American and Italian teams to recover bodies of 21 men killed when a U S Air Force plane crashed near Entraque on the French Italian border. A storm halted the effort yesterday and eight bodies were taken to San Giacomo Dentraque before transport to a funeral home.
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Italien
A ''S. Air Force
San Giacomo Dentraque
Antlreed's Death Leaves Chicago Lawyer-Author Memorial Gap
Jeremiah Stokes, 75, noted lawyer author and anti communism lecturer, died Sunday in Chicago. He shaped political discourse through legal writing and public speaking across decades.
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Antlreed
Chicago
Jeremiah Stokes
Cincinnati businessman Gordon F. McKim Jr. dies at home
Gordon F. McKim Jr., executive of Chem Pack Inc, died at his Cincinnati residence yesterday. He was a notable figure in local industry and a leader in the community. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Gordon F. McKim, Jr
Chem-Pack, Inc
CincInnati
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