Adlai Plans to Attack Republicans on Foreign Policy
Adlai E. Stevenson is poised to accuse Republicans of muddling foreign policy and giving big business too much influence. He will announce next Tuesday in Chicago his renewed bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, with a radio distribution across the ABE network. Stevenson, who conferred with Dean Acheson and Oscar Chapman, signals a campaign shift toward aggressive critique of the current administration’s handling of international affairs.
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Washington
Adlai E.J. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Virginia
ABE
Dean Acheson
Interior
Oscar Chapman
Democratic National
Ana Taix
Barry
A.meam
Courier-Journal
Ness
Louisville Times Co
James Finnigan
Press
Friends
Philadelphia
Enhower
Ling of
International Affairs
Ales Sd Ates Ted
Daiations
Eas
Sonor
Proetan
York
Sinaia
Ike Proclaims Veterans Day Observance Nationwide
President Eisenhower calls all citizens to observe Friday November 11 1955 as Veterans Day a day to honor veterans and rededicate to achieving enduring peace. He directs display of the U S flag on all public buildings during the observance.
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Congress
Inter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States of America
United States
Bricker cites military code at Franklin County Veterans Memorial dedication
Senator John Bricker spoke at the dedication of the Franklin County Veterans Memorial building across from Civic Center, linking a Department of Defense code of conduct to civilian duties. He urged that national standards apply to all citizens and government actions, following a Veterans Day parade.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Department of Defense
Bricker
Franklin County Veterans Memoorial
Scioto River
Civic Center
Death Caused by Poor Care in Dayton Child Case
DAYTON Ohio November 1 death of d year old Mark Anthony Benton ruled homicide by Coroner Dr Zipf who cited lack of proper care. Stepfather Edward Sterzinger 26 jailed since Nov 2 led deputies to the boy s body stuffed in a cardboard box in a shed. Police say Sterzinger admitted thrashing the boy while he was tied up and both parents face neglect charges with Sterzinger also charged with abuse. Pneumonia due to lack of food and water listed as cause of death with officials noting death occurred between 1 pm and 10 pm on Nov 1. The mother gave birth to her fifth child early the next day.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mark Anthony Benton
Robert E. Zipt
Edward E. ‘Sterainger
Montgomery County
Sterzinger
Zipf
Iona
Mark
Pedestrian bent on death halted by private detective
In Oklahoma City a man determined to end his life caused a stir downtown on Thursday night. After a cab refused to run him over, he leapt into traffic and bumped a moving car. A private detective handcuffed him to a street light before police arrived.
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Oklahoma City
Brazil's Generals Seize Control in Quiet Coup
In Rio de Janeiro generals led by Enrique Teixeira Lott ousted President Carlos Boumbra and seized power. The navy and air force refused to support, while troops surrounded government buildings and radio stations. A congress session was convened to decide who would assume the presidency.
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Post Ofice
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Barros
Quiet
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GM Dealers Seek Testimony as Hearings Open
Antitrust subcommittee hears from General Motors dealers seeking to testify in GM hearings. An aide noted many dealers severed ties with GM years ago and voiced concerns over the corporation. Henry M. Hogan of GM warned against assuming hardship and questioned dealer profits over recent years.
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Washingson
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
General Motors
Big
R O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O'Malley
Henry M. Hogan
Improvements Meet Callectiffs Bond Plan For State
State officials outline next steps after voters approve a 130 million bond issue funded by a penny cigarette tax. Lausche says the meeting will set preliminary work to present to the General Assembly in January. Attendees include Porterfield Eyman Fraser Wilcoxon and Mechem.
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Lausche
General Assembly
John D. Porterfield
M Mental Hygiene and Correction
R. M. Eyman
Boyd Fraser
Public Works
John SM. Wilcoxon
Ce Stanley Mechem
Senate
Private Ohio Colleges Borrow To Grow
Ohio private colleges plan a wave of loans to fund dormitories and expansion. Institutions listed include Case Western Reserve University 825000, Ohio State? actually not, and Wittenberg 675000, Ohio University Springfield 675000, Ohio Wesleyan 500000, University of Dayton 478000, Xavier Cincinnati 490000, Baldwin Wallace 250000, Haver? 102000, John Carroll 1000, Oberlin 750000, New Concord main 750000. Government loan terms stretch over 50 years.
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Ohoca
Cleveland
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ohio
Logan
Delaware
University
Dayton
Biagio
Atoctote
Thewe College
Yellow’ Springs
Stack
The
Xavier Universy
Cincinnat
Bald
Paday Coege
Baldwin-Wallace
al Ealeges
Heideibers
Monty
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Spri
Oberlin
Concore
Waterways Probers Move to Chicago
Cincinnati report notes a Waters Resources Subcommittee moved after protests against tolls on inland waterways. Chairman Robert E. Jones and Rep Leonard Lipscombe said hearings would continue in Chicago in November 2021, with a final session in San Antonio on December 10.
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Cincinnati
Jouse Water Resources
Robert E. Jones
Ala
Ilenard Lipscombe
Agriculture Department Rejects Pork Product Offers this Week
The Agriculture Department says it turned down all offers to sell canned pork products to the government under the pork products purchase program. It accepted bids on lard, noting the prices were not in proper relation to current hog prices and that processors’ bids were likely too high.
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Wasrnulun
Agericulture Department
2000 Farm Animals In Eastern National
A 2000 animal show will occur next week in the Eastern National livestock event. Owners will compete for a portion of 47800 dollars in premium money. States listed include Virginia West Virginia New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky.
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Tocracy
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Conference Ends Talks In Geneva With Snarls
Geneva Four foreign ministers agreed to adjourn the Geneva conference with a final meeting next Wednesday. The American delegation issued a statement noting the work would last three weeks, but finish one day early. Since Oct. 27 the talks have shown Soviet resistance to German unity and free elections, disarmament, and West-East contacts, marking a sharp shift in Soviet foreign policy since Stalin's death.
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Geneva
New York
V. — Molotov
Rus Jain
Renange
Thade
Joseph Stalin
Reds Rebuked Says Witness to FBI Informant Testimony
An FBI informant testified in Cleveland about 1943 to 1944 events tied to the Communist party. Frank Hashman allegedly joined a hush meeting with Hall present. Gus Hall grew angry as restrictions on travel and group size were noted. In Tokyo, Mrs Tojo attended a bronze statue unveiling at Tokyo Station as a symbol of peace.
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Cummings
FBI
Frank Hashman
Hall
Gus Hall
Tojo
Tokyo
Katsuko ‘Tojo
Hideko Tojo
Convicts Near Ending London Strike at Prison Farm
London prison workers suspend sit down after 215 holdouts in Dormitory 7, with 950 strikers either back at work or preparing to return. Widespread hunger and a raid on the inmate commissary marked the protest's endgame as corrections officials report progress toward resumed normal operations.
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London
London Prison Farm
Ohio
M.C. Koblentz
Koblentz
R. Eckle
Supt. Eckle
No. 7
Soldiers Plead Guilty To Assaulting Woman
Two soldiers charged with assaulting a Mansfield woman pleaded guilty yesterday in a district court. Officials reported the defendants admitted to the attack and received immediate sentencing. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address violence by military personnel within the community.
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Mansfield
Amemit
Stiminally Base
Areil Manafeld
Honerwits Meaded Gully
Five Day Forecast Notes Cold Weekend and Snow Threats
Forecast calls for temperatures about 10 degrees below normal with highs around 50 to 52 and lows near 34. Much colder conditions expected over the weekend with rain changing to snow. Flurries possible Saturday, with snow Sunday night into Monday and again Tuesday and Wednesday. cooler trend to persist into next week.
Ike's Doctor Begins Heart Disease Survey
Dr Dudley White, Boston heart specialist leading President Eisenhower's treatment, launches a nationwide physician survey to gauge how common heart disease is in America and outcomes. He asks all doctors to report patient data on acute coronary thrombosis, survivorship, and return to work in light of Eisenhower's illness.
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Aut
Dudley White
Boston
Eisenhower
America
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ike s Out Goes Back To His Job
President Eisenhower departs Denver aboard Columbine III after thanking supporters and medical staff for his illness, saying he feels fine and ready to go home. Crowds greet him at Lowry Air Force Base while temperatures drop and a 28 piece band plays as he departs.
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Pitsimmon
Army
Wil Nicholson
Iastme
FS Neahawet
Melo
Hla Hinese
Eisenhower
Fitzsimmons Tpita
Lowry ‘Air Force Base
John S Doud
Sident
Curb Holdings
The
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
Egypt Talks of Italian Vampire Jet Deal Amid Arms Race
Reported in Cairo by Cairo-based outlets and informed sources, Egypt allegedly signed a six month old contract with the Macchi Co for Vampire jet fighters. Delivery would shift arms sources toward NATO members and the Communist bloc, raising Western concern over regional weapon buildup.
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Rume
Midéie
Arma
Fideg
Srab-dewieh
Cashhonlovaltional Broadcasting, Co
Cairo
Wilson Hall
Gaimal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Macchi Co
Iisme Fom Te Bel Deer
Church Women Oppose Universal Military Training Position
The United Evangelical Women’s group at their seventh national assembly in Cincinnati rejected universal military training in peacetime and urged a selective service system. They also backed a resolution for a thorough revision of the 1962 McCarran-Walter Immigration Act, criticizing quota allocations and protections as creating second class citizens.
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Unified Church
National Assembly
Dorothy Dolbes
Cincinnati
Broken Water Main Proves a Life Saver
In Cushing Oklahoma a broken water main helped save a family when Bill Vannostran of the water department alerted residents to conserve water for repairs. He found Lee Harris and his 7 year old daughter unresponsive after a faulty gas furnace fumes incident. A doctor said arrival thirty minutes later might have been too late.
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Cushing
Okla
Bill Vannostran
City Water Department
Lee F. Harris
Harris
Vannostran
Pastor Guilty In 3rd Trial For Heresy
The 33-year-old minister did not attend any portion of the trial or prior hearings on his church council’s advice. The seven-member trial board’s recommendations were presented to synod president Dr Paul E Bishop from Minneapolis, who said he would follow them. Pastor Wrigley could not be reached for comment on the verdict. He accused the synod of changing the rules during the game.
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Ener Ee
Forthwest Synod of the” United
Peae Ee Nine Casses
Jean
Romances
Paul E. Bishop
Synod
Minneapolis
Wrigley
Plan for Extended School Year in Ohio Proposed
Dr Josed outlines an eight to twelve month school year in Ohio to allow faculty to handle more youngsters. Director eM Eyman discloses the plan before a center- See eter hi hol intendenta Flight Heaa children would attend on a quarterly class nine months would be year round. Eyman notes few students would get a summer vacation. The Ohio White House Cont ence Committee will recommend consideration in Washington later this month.
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Darran
Vector of
Josed
Ohio
Em Eyman
Eyman
White House Cont ‘Ence
Washington
America's Harvests Are Bountiful Again
Washington reports near record farm yields across soybeans hay milk and grains for the year with total production seen at about three billion bushels matching the 1948 peak in some crops Ohio alone forecast makes up most corn, soybeans and tobacco outputs with soybeans at 29 bushels per acre and 31 million bushels in the official estimates.
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Washington
Department
Agriculture Department
Ohio
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