Ohio Voters Rebuff CIO Jobless Pay Plan and Approve Bond
Unclear OCR shows Ohio voters reject CIO plea for expanded unemployment benefits and approve a 150 million dollar bond for public buildings. Also ballots rejected constitutional amendments on judge salaries and certain state official terms. Local tax levies and public questions were decided with broad turnout.
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Columbus
Ohio
General
APL
Allroad
Brotherhood
Lasue
Ohio Information Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association
Ohio Cio Council
Achide
Jacob Clayman
CIO
Fred J. Milligan
Democrats Cement Basis For 1956 Elections In Critical Areas
In Indiana, Pennsylvania and Connecticut Democrats scored decisive local wins that strengthen party organization in former GOP strongholds. They kept Philadelphia mayor's office with Richardson Dilworth and hinted at broader gains as Republicans faced upset losses tied to farm-price distress and local issues. Carmine DeSapio linked results to looming Democratic momentum for 1956.
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Washington
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
GOP
Con Fremonal
Eiec
A. B
Pacade
Chad
Eisenhower
Indianapolis
South Bend
Hammond
Muncie
Michigan City
Marion
New Castle
Bloomington
Elwood
Wendell J
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Joseph S. Clark, Jr
James H. Dutt
Clark
Democratic National
Carmine DeSapio
New York
Abraham
Ribicott
Hlsenhower
Waterbury
Norwalk
Ike Praised By Eleanor in Geneva Address
Eleanor Roosevelt praised President Eisenhower before 3000 delegates and visitors, lauding his sincerity and warning that constant battles on economic cultural and spiritual fronts are needed to avert a Communist world. She cautioned that Russia seeks world Communism without war through infiltration and propaganda. A second note reports a fire destroying Minamiku village on Nu Island with all 110 houses burned.
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Elinor Rowevel
Eisenhower
Geneve
Unitea
Vanade
Kobe
Japan
Minamiku
Nu Island
Freeing of Three U S Soldiers Turncoats From Fort Baker
Three former U S soldiers Otho G Bell William A Cowart and Lewie W Griggs were released from Fort Baker stockade by order of a federal judge The men who deserted to China in 1954 faced potential treason charges The Supreme Court ruling that civilians cannot be tried in military courts in such cases left their future in the hands of the Department of Justice
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Griggs
Neches
Tex
Nothin Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
U. S Supreme Court
Panmunjom
Korea
Gutorey
Washington
Hawkins Deserves Life Sentence for Belmont County Murder
Belmont County jury sentenced Betty Hawkins 37 of Martins Ferry to life in Ohio Reformatory for Women after the August 17 1954 fatal stabbing of Cumberland Hawkins during a quarrel in their Belmont County home. Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the second degree murder conviction and life term.
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Volumbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Betty Hawkins
Martins Ferry
Ohio Democrats sweep major Ohio city mayors and councils
Ohio voters gave Democrats sweeping wins in big cities with Columbus and Akron electing Democratic mayors and parties gaining control of most city councils. The results show a historic large margin victory across 13 cities and multiple counties including Hamilton and Lorain, with Frank Kryendorfer re elected in Youngstown and Carl Wise securing Canton for Democrats.
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Columbus
Uo A.peng
Ohio
Aso
Kity
Akron
Mansfield
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Frank X. Kry
Elyria
Lakewood
William Burbank
Warren
M. E. Sensen
Canton
Krenner
Carl F. Wise
Charles L. Babcock
Cows May Fight Disease at University of Minnesota
Two University of Minnesota researchers report dairy cattle vaccinated against certain diseases can produce protective milk that may help protect drinkers temporarily. The scientists say proper development and distribution of such milk could shield larger populations from illness, though protection lasts only while the milk is consumed.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
America
Dre. Win
E. Peteren
Anind Berry
Campbella
Molotov’s firm stand on German Unification rattles Big Four talks
Geneva reports say Molotov rejected German unification and warned that Western plans would remilitarize Germany and split East and West. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay met to probe Moscow’s tough stance and potential conciliatory moves to keep East West talks alive.
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Geneva
Bursia
U.S
I Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Nas
Russia
West
Western
Eastern
Western Europe
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Ike Welcomes Guatemalan Leader During Pullout Tour
President Eisenhower prepares a two stop short tour involving Guatemalan President Armas who arrives in Denver after a stay at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. The ailing 65 year old leader plans a speech in Houston before a final transit East, as Eisenhower pauses from his medical care to address the nation from Waco and then Washington.
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Guatemala
Fitz: Simons Army Hospital
Columbine I
St. Louis
Garlog
Armas
Houston
Tex
Toonight
Columbia
Eisenhower
Valle
Wry
Miliary Air Transport Terminal
Washington
Uehere
Denver
Solons Probe Other Fields of GM Corp
Senate investigators examine additional GM Corp divisions amid testimony on assembling lines. Chairman O Mahoney notes secrecy on future witnesses and subpoenas are issued while aides say names may be withheld.
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Solons
GM Corp
Washington
Enate
Ieree
Tepeel
Airlines order jet transports and a fire tragedy report
The article notes Boeing jet transports ordered for domestic use and a separate fire in Hazmat Kentucky where five children perished. It covers statements by American Airlines president and political reaction from Democratic and Republican chairs on elections and national significance.
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Washington
San ‘Airlines
Hazard
Tues- Washington
Ameri
Ean
C. R Smith
Ene
Paul M
Butler
Leonard W. Hall
Big Bomber Bursts Over Texas in Mystery Crash
A 200000 pound bomber exploded near Arlin Texas during a routine training flight. Rescue teams found no survivors or bodies as debris spread over a mile and a half. Markings suggested it belonged to Nggs Air Force Base El Paso though Biggs officers disputed the origin. The crew of three remains unaccounted for as search efforts continue.
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Aarlin
Tex
Texas
Nggs
el Paso
Biggs
Wis
97Th
Happy Chandler Regains Kentucky Governorship Victory
In Kentucky, Happy Chandler defeats Edwin R. Denney to win a four year term as governor. Returns from precincts show Chandler with a sizable lead, and he predicts a large plurality as he prepares to take office December 13.
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Happy
Kentucky
Srash
Erzurum
Turkey
Pps
Chandler
U.S
Chand
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Edwin R. Denney
Republcan
Soarch Meets To Study Ten Vehicle Pact
Ohio and West Virginia reciprocity boards will meet in Columbus on November 21 to iron out details of a tentative motor vehicle pact. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Joseph Condry of West Virginia said the temporary pact already signed may become permanent as a result of the meeting.
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Charleston
Ohio
West Virginia
Inolumbus
Joseph Condry
Condry
Oard
Window cleaning incident at statehouse injures janitor
A janitor at the state capitol was cut on the forehead after shouting at boys running in the yard as a window he was cleaning was still shut. He suffered a minor injury and continued his shift. Separately, Mrs. Laura Lau of Broughton, Pa, wife of a Chinese minister, crossed from Red China toward Hong Kong per guards.
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Ing Statehouse
Capitol Building
Henderson
Ganister
Hong Kong
Laura Lau
Broughton
Red China
New 23 Member State School Board Elected in Ohio
Elliott F. Meyers of Ironton was elected to represent the 10th Congressional District on the new 23 member state school board. The board will supervise Ohio public schools and allocate state and federal funds, taking office next January and meeting in Columbus January 3.
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Ohio
Columbus
Wolfian
Publi
State Department of Educate
Ton
Tee
Elliott F. Meyers
Ironton
Buildings CI Quits And Commissioner's Resignation Rumor
Commissioner of public buildings E. A. Strobel resigned today after a House committee questioned the propriety of him holding the government post while maintaining an interest in a New York consulting engineers firm.
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Eter A. “Strobel
New York
Egypt Turns to Communists for Arms Over Delayed US Support
Cairo cites Washington postponement and promises as Egypt shifts to Communist arms from Czechoslovakia. Egypt’s move follows U S hesitation on arms sales and a push by Britain and France to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East. Submarines fighters tanks and heavy guns are reported under the cotton for arms deal with communist governed Czechoslovakia.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Middle East
George Allen
Security Council
Russia
Geneva
United States
Britain
Gively
Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Czechoslovakia
Little Girl Found After Playing Hide Under Tablecloth
Sherry Flowers, a nine year old girl in Chester West Virginia, hid beneath a dining room tablecloth after staying out late. The family alerted authorities and a citywide search led by Mayor George Scott with firemen and deputies. The child was awakened from her hiding place by responders and reunited with her grandmother.
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Chester
W. Va
Sherry le Flowers
Clifford Flowers
Neig
George Scott
Sherry
Owent Flowers
Fown Seeks Daulton Removal After Arrest Incident
Scioto County officials report 112 signers from Harden demand Marshal Sylvanus E Daulton quit after a deadly confrontation during an arrest. Daulton was wounded when a man tried to resist arrest and disarm him, with townsfolk claiming a reign of terror by the marshal.
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Pee Ea Sot
Barden
Fand
Scioto County
Burl Justice
William Harsha, Jr
Harden
Sylvanus’ E. Daulton
Rarden
Aron P. Hoffer
Frank J. Lausche
Loretta C. Woods
Scioto
Daulton
Newman
Solon Attacks SC Claim To Inherent Power
Rep Moss questions the Civil Service Commission's assertion of inherent government power to withhold public information. The House subcommittee indicts broad executive authority while examining CSC disclosures and moves focus to the Post Office and Treasury.
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Wacrseres
Federal Civil Service Commission
Representative Moss
Calif
Civil Service Commission
Moss
House
CSC
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Lawrence V. Meloy
Philip Young
Young
Udala
Supreme Court lets stand ban on newsmen from court proceedings
The Supreme Court let stand an appellate ruling barring a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court judge from excluding newsmen from courtroom proceedings. The court dismissed Judge Parker Fulton’s appeal from the writ of prohibition sought by Cleveland's three daily newspapers. The decision did not address whether a judge may bar press and public from a courtroom during proceedings.
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Wid Mbus
On Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Parker Fulton
Cleveland
Columaise
High Court
Rome
Mrs. West
Pegler
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Handler
Denney
Berane
Rane
Soarch
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