Continued Farm Price Drop Seen
HOT SPRINGS Va AP Secretary of Agriculture Benson warned farm prices and costs may fall next year as Republicans fight to hold Congress. He said the retreat in prices and incomes has been halted but hinted prices could dip while costs decline. Shifting burden to states drew mixed reactions from Dixie governors including McKeldin.
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Benson
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Southern Governors Conference
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Eisenhower
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
John S. Battle of
Virginia
POWs spurn Red propaganda in Korea interviews
In PANMUNJOM a tough jaunty group of Korean prisoners of war rejected Communism. Only 19 of 483 interviewed chose repatriation to North Korea. A North Korean general watched the scene on a sunny beach as red propaganda broadcasts were drowned out by POWs singing and jeering. Additional interviews were planned for Wednesday with Chinese forces involved.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
Reds
United States pushes UN to open Korea atrocity charge
United States urged a full General Assembly session to air charges of Communist atrocities in Korea backed by Army photos and documents. The steer ing committee approved the move 12 to 2 despite Soviet bloc opposition led by Russia and Poland.
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N.Y
General Assembly
Kore
United States
Korea
Russia
Poland
Record tax haul in Ohio racing season ends
COLUMBUS Ohio Ohio collected a record 5,18424107 in patimutuel wagering taxes during the racing season ended last Saturday the state racing commission and tax division said Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fourth Boston Harbor ship explosion kills seven on freighter
The Norwegian freighter Black Falcon was wrecked by a blast in Boston Harbor, killing seven longshoremen and burning 18 others. Firefighters and rescue workers treated patients as officials opened a court of inquiry. The incident followed a series of harbor fires in 17 days and involved sodium peroxide reacting with aluminium ore in the hold.
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Boston
Anthony Bensaia
Alvin L. Bensaia
Edward F. Montgomery
Boston Fire Department
Coast Guard
Black Falcon
K. Langtalle
Shellbourne
Australia
Customs House
Philadelphia
400 Convicts Sleep It Off
WALLA WALLA Washington. 400 convicts asleep after weekend use of sleeping pills. A warehouse box of 40,000 Nebutal tablets was opened by inmate workers. About 10,000 pills circulated among prisoners causing widespread impairment to Monday morning. Guards conducted a shakedown and recovered most of the pills.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
John Craner
Cranor
Warmer Temperatures Seen Through Sunday Forecast
Temperatures Wednesday through Sunday will average well above normal with brief cooler periods midweek and on Saturday. Normal lows around 36 and highs near 52 across the region from north to south. Mostly fair weather expected with a chance of showers Friday night into Saturday totaling about a quarter inch.
Dean proposes all or nothing formula for Korean peace talks
Dean called for a comprehensive discussion of all issues with an understanding that no agreement would be final without a minds meeting, proposing Dec 1 or a date four weeks after preliminary talks as the conference date. Communists paused, reviewing the proposal and promising a reply by Wednesday.
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IFI
U. S
Envosr
Arthur Dean
Reds
Dean
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Red
al ‘Ter
GOP Moves To Bind Ties With Farmers
The Republican National Committee moved to boost outreach to farmers while the Eisenhower administration pressed ahead with a controversial Agriculture Department shakeup. Secretary Benson announced immediate effect of the order with Eisenhower’s approval, despite protests. Rod Kreger of South Dakota was named director of farms for the GOP committee to lead agricultural outreach, with Leonard W. Hall stating he will supervise efforts from head offices.
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Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Benson
Congress
Rod Kreger
Watertown
Ben J.son
State Wide News Briefs From Ohio Tragic Accidents Reported
State wide briefs note a Lima child, Donald Fett, five, killed by a match igniting a car gasoline tank. In Dalton, Agnes Couchot, 48, of Dayton, died after a rifle she toppled while cleaning a closet discharged. In Columbus, Joseph Turner, 54, was struck and killed by a trolley bus.
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Daxton
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Agnes Couchot
Dayton
Columbus
P—Joseph
Turner
Moniday
Queen Cites Churchill Goals In Speech Before Parliament
In a throne speech opening the fall session, Queen Kabeta Ti pledged mobilizing Commonwealth wealth for world peace. The government seeks an early Big Four meeting with the Soviet Union and Western powers, strengthens NATO, and pursues Austrian state independence and German unity talks with France and the United States, plus a revival of relations with Persia.
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UFI
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Jever
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
United States
Persia
Iran
New Spy Data Report Denied
Attorney for atom spy David Greenglass denied reports that he supplied new information on radar espionage. Greenglass testified cooperatively at Lewisburg prison as McCarthy led a closed hearing into alleged radar espionage at Ft Monmouth New Jersey.
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Atom
David Greenglass
U. S. Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Greenglass
John Rogge
Subcommittee
Federal
Lewisburg
Egge
PSI
Joseph FR. McCarthy
Wis
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
McCarthy
Motive clues sought in slaying of farmer in Minerva
Orvie Haldeman, a plain spoken farmer, was shot six times at his Carroll County farm Saturday night. Sheriff Beamer and Prosecutor Fortune said no clear motive or plausible clues emerged and nothing appeared disturbed or stolen.
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Minerva
Ohio
Orvie Haldeman
Richard Beamer
Carroll
Glenn Fortune
Beamer
Ohio Inventor Pearl Crabill Dies at 73
SPRINGFIELD Ohio Pearl P Crabill inventor credited with designing the first commercially used automobile bumper died at his home Monday age 73 He was among the founders of the Central Brass and Fixture Co of Springfield
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Ohio
Iman
Pearl P. Crabill
Central Brass and Fixture Co
Pike Power Rate Plan Is Adopted
The Ohio Utilities Commission rejected trailer park operators plan to resell electricity to tenants near the Pike County atomic plant and approved the current system where power companies bill trailer owners. The commission adopted Charles B. Ballou's recommendations, directing the power company to install the distribution system while trailer parks cover it, and granting the operator 10 percent of billed electricity yearly to offset costs. The plant area will host about 30,000 temporary workers, shrinking to about 4,000 after construction.
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State Utilities Commission
Pike County Atomic Plant
Charles B. Ballou
Southern Ohio
Atomic Plant
Ohio
Commission
Services Set For Supreme Court Judge Matthias
COLUMBUS funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at Broad Street Abylerian Church for Edward Shiloh Matthias 80 longtime Ohio Supreme Court jurist who died yesterday after a fall from a third floor window in his Columbus home. He served 29 years on the Supreme Court after earlier tenure as common pleas judge in Van Wert County from 1904 to 1914. Colleagues paid tribute to the jovial native of Gilboa Putnam County. He leaves widow May F Crouch of Warren three daughters and a son.
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Edward Shiloh Matthias
Ohio Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Common Pleas
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Fiis
Gilboa
Putnam County
Jam
Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
May F_ Crouch
Warren
Metal Mining Crisis Cited by Western Governors
Western governors and Hawaii meet on the metal mining crisis citing life or death stakes for the industry. Governors Thornton of Colorado and Pyle of Arizona urge Congress to act urgently to address wartime production, labor issues, unemployment, and foreign imports impairing mines.
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Caiorato
Dan Thornton
Arizona
Howard Pyle
Hawaii
Jurors View Scene Of Alleged Slaying In Ohio Trial
Lancaster scene investigated as Elizabeth Rhodeback, 21, stands trial for second degree murder in the death of her 5 year old son. Jurors, including six women, toured the rural farm location 19 miles north of Lancaster yesterday.
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Lancaster
Elizabeth Rhodeback
Plan To Store Atomic Bombs In Spain Hit
Washington reports Sen Theodore Green criticized the plan to store atomic bombs in Spain as premature. Senator Flanders warned of potential foreign policy compromises while Secretary Talbott and General Twining, in Madrid, study sites for five joint-use airbases and discuss possible weapon use only if Spain agrees.
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Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
U.S
Spain
Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Sen. Flanders
K-Vt
Franco Lupin
Tito
Yugoaslavia
Talbott
Madrid
U. S
Sapin
Gen
Nathan Twining
Reese Offered Dodger Reins
LOUISVILLE Ky Pee Wee Reese said he has been approached about managing the Brooklyn Dodgers. He told Tommy Fitzgerald of the Courier Journal he would not jeopardize his standing with the Dodgers but could consider a move that disrupts the team’s current happiness amid wartime duties. Reese confirmed a report of a conference with Buzz Bavas, the club vice president.
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Pee’ Wee Reese
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodgers
Tommy Fitzgerald
The
Courier-Journal
Reese
Churk Dressén
Oakland
Pacific Coast
Buzz Bavas
General Marshall Suffering Influenza Complications
Gen Marshall, a noted 2-year-old star man and soldier, was reported in fair condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after an influenza attack. He was flown from Pinehurst, North Carolina, to the capital hospital, where doctors described his condition as improved on Monday.
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Marshall
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Pinehurst
Clues To 1954 Balloting Emerge In Three States
Election day shapes up with New Jersey Virginia and New York races as Republicans and Democrats battle for clues to the 1954 congressional contest. Eisenhower backs Troast Dalton and Riegelman while Byrd backs Stanley. High turnout expected in Virginia and New Jersey with Wagner Halley and Meyner among in races.
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Eisenhower
Paul L. Troast
Theodore R. Dalton
Harelh Riegelman
Thomas B Stanley
Dalton
Rie+zelman
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Rudolph Halley
Big Ohio Vote Seen Across State Today
Voters across Ohio head to polls in an off year election with polls from 6 30 am to 6130 pm. Citizens face a slate of issues including education segregation and local bond measures. Ballot items cover state constitutional amendments per governor and education board roles highway funding and militia race questions. Local races include mayors commissions and school levies.
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Ohio
Ted Browns
State Board of Education
Fame
Army Finance System Under Investigation
Senator Flanders opened a probe into the Pentagon practice of appointing a military officer as comptroller. He said Secretary Stevens would be recalled for more questioning, while Defense officials defended the setup. Two New York executives argued that civilian comptrollers should run the Defense Department's finances.
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Flanders
R-Vt
Armed Services
Pentagon
Rohnert T. Stevens
Stevens
George H. Decker
New York
Hoover Cormmion Defense Organization
Defense Department
Soviet Claims Atomic Gains
A Moscow broadcast claimed Soviet scientists have achieved advances in atomic and hydrogen bomb science. The report cited Russian academicians and physicists aiding research, with emphasis on rapid progress and constructive purposes of atomic energy.
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London
Moscow
Dewise
Southern Ohio Site Urged For First Atomic Reactor
Rep Polk of Ohio urges placing the first atomic reactor near Pike County Ohio arguing better Ohio project records than Oak Ridge or Paducah He notes Southern Ohio may host the reactor with possible sites in Adams Shawn Clermont and Pike Counties and cites economic distress and job shortages in the district Portsmouth residents are praised for aiding housing for workers on the Pike County project
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D-Ohio
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Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
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Nt County Airlines
Adams
Shawn
Clermont
Pike
Polk Taxi
H Okio
Peo
Seiste
Portsmouth
Pise County
Experts Study Murder Clues In Lacrosse Missing Girl Case
In Lacrosse Wisconsin police awaited lab results on two leads in the Evelyn Hart disappearance. A fragment found near Lacrosse and bloodstains in a Minneapolis car raised questions. A pelvis in newspaper sheets was recovered along Highway 33 east of the city. A local physician could not determine if tissue was animal or human due to decay.
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Here
Aged Crusader Dies After Bicycle Ride Collision
A longtime Mansfield resident in Indianapolis died after his bicycle was struck by a moving car. Caio-Pi-Alva H. had lived in the area for 16 years and spent his days urging others to turn to religion during his daily rides.
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Caio
Alva
Mansfield
Indianapolis
Zay
Conservation Office Closings Spark Regional Criticism
Senator Anderson of New Mexico criticized the decision to close regional soil conservation offices. He, a former agriculture secretary, warned the move could diminish the soil conservation program, calling regional offices “the spark plugs” of the effort.
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