Air Force reverses dismissal in Radulovich case
Pentagon officials debate how Talbott's reversal of Lt. Milos Radulovich’s security discharge may affect other officers. Radulovich faced discharge over alleged communist sympathies, with hearings and written notices, until Talbott overruled agencies and cleared him. Security reviews continue despite the decision.
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Pentagon
Air Force
Talbott
Milos. Radulovich
Radulovich
10Th Air Force
Selfridge Field
Mich
Air Force Personnel Council
Personnel Council
Pilla
Queen Heads For Jamaica
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh left Bermuda for the next leg of their tour. Their Stratocruiser Cano pus headed toward Montego Bay Airport in Jamaica, with arrival planned four hours later amid celebratory bonfires, flags, bunting, and flowers along the route to Kingston.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canopus
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Pleasure Isles
Island
Kingston
Lausche Aids Dead Man’s Family During Trip
Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche, en route to Washington for talks with federal officials, arranged for an Ohio Highway Patrol car to transport the family of Delwin Victor Hubbs, 22, of Salina Kansas, who died of a heart ailment. Hubbs rode with his wife Vivian and his mother and brother.
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W. Va
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Washington
Lausche
Ohio Highway Patrol
Delwin Victor Hubbs
Salina
Kan
Vivian
Preacher Escaped Montana Prison Captured in Ohio
George Freeman 40 alias Rev JJ James Wadlow, a part time preacher staying in Dover Ohio, was arrested as a fugitive from Montgomery Alabama prison. He admitted escaping June 11 last year after serving 16 years of a 50 year sentence for killing a man in a dispute over a woman.
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Dover
Ohio
George Freeman
JJ James Wadlow
Montgomery
Ala
Kyger Creek Plant Idled by Walkout at Kyger Creek
About 500 workers at the Kyger Creek power plant halted operations as 10 members of Local 317 IBEW walked out over unloading disputes. The shutdown affects the $145 million Ohio Valley Electric project and comes as negotiations are sought to resolve who should unload materials. Construction on a second fly ash disposal area is reported to begin on adjacent properties bought for $97,500 last Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Kyger Creek
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ohio Vallye Electric Corp
Carman
Electrians’ Union
Kgger Creek
French Leader Faces Crucial Assembly Vote
French Prime Minister Joseph Laniel seeks a confidence vote from the National Assembly as rebels threaten his government over the proposed European army. The Cabinet has authorized a predawn move to seek support, while Socialists push a conditional resolution and the assembly resumes debate on foreign policy and ten motions.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Bermuda
Laniel
National Assembly
Airliner Sets Speed Record on Transcontinental Flight
American Airlines DC7 carrying a full passenger load reached 475 miles per hour to set a commercial transcontinental record. The flight, Los Angeles to New York covering 2,474 miles, lasted 6 hours 31 minutes with retired Gen. Mark Clark aboard. Eastern Air Lines’ Constellation had earlier 6 hours 17 minutes in a ferry flight.
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American Airlines
Mark Clark
Clark
Los Angeles
Eastern Air Lines
Bus Walkout Is Postponed Across Multiple States
A strike that would have disrupted Greyhound buses in 13 states and the District of Columbia was postponed. Union leader William P. Arthur and company officials agreed to delay as negotiations continue and a mediation official urged delaying action until December 4.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
District of Columbia
William P. Arthur
AFL Amalgamated Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Operators’ Union
Whitley P. McCoy
U. S. Mediation Services
Two Boys Wounded In Accidental Shotgun Blast
In Delaware Ohio two youths were wounded when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged accidentally among a group returning from a day of hunting. Edward Keltner 16 from Ashley lost the end of a thumb while Okey Jorden Jr 13 from Leonardsburg was wounded in the arm.
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Delaware
Ohio
Edward Keltner
Ashley
Okey Jorden, Jr
Leonardsburg
Air Force Eyes Honors for Ex-PWs Who Resisted Reds
The Air Force weighs decorations for former prisoners who resisted torture and refused to confess to Communist propagandists. Five airmen are candidates as recommendations await detailed case studies. Possible awards include the Legion of Merit, Soldier's Medal, Bronze Star, and Commendation Ribbon.
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Air Force Plans
Washington
Pentagon
McCarthy Charges Truman Admin Crawling With Communists
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy declares the Truman administration was crawling with communists in a televised rebuttal. He cites Wheeler's dismissal and reinstatement, accuses Truman of placing party above country, praises Eisenhower for clearing subversives, and warns the 1954 campaign will center on anti communism. He faults Patton Davies for China’s fall to communism and notes 900 Korean War POWs never accounted for.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
Harry. Truman
McCarthy
U.S
George Shaw Wheeler
Wheeler
John Patton Davies
China
Wisconsin
Harry Dexter White
Independence
Eisenhower
Rosenberg Pal Bets Spy Charge Clash at Ft Monmouth
New witnesses join Sen McCarthy hearings as he presses spy allegations linked to Ft Monmouth. David Greenglass testifies Rosenberg ring stole Signal Corps secrets for Russia, claiming operations may still be active.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
Wisconsin
Harry Hyman
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations
Army
Signal Corps
David Greenglass
Rosenberg
Greenglass
Russia
UMW Convictions Stand After Ohio High Court Refusal
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review eight men and the United Mine Workers Union for violating a Muskingum County injunction limiting picketing at Bruns Coal Co mine. Convictions upheld after violence at Stovertown Road site. injunction issued May 28, 1952 and violated Nov. 15, 1952. Ernest Bruns, company president, was roughed up Oct. 23, 1952.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
United Mine Workers Union
Muskingum County
Men and Union
Common Pleas Court
Ernest Bruns
Non-Union Coal Company
Golf Heads Ihe Agenda
President Eisenhower arrives in Augusta for Thanksgiving stay and plans golf as top activity. He travels with his wife Mamie and three grandchildren to the new Mamie’s Cottage at the course, a sizable white brick residence built by club members.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Mamie
Two Men Charged In Murder And Robbery
Harold Lloyd Burkhardt age 18 near Camden and Richard Nolan age 22 of Middletown and Youngstown faced first degree murder and robbery charges in the death of Herschel Sorrell 31 of Middletown. Sorrell’s body was found near Middletown after a beating during a robbery attempt.
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Middletown
Harold Lloyd Burkhardt
Camden
Richard Nolan
Youngstown
Herschel Sorrell
Sorrell
Butler County
Burkhardt
Nolan
Akron Repeals City Amusement Tax Voted 10 to 1
Akron Ohio city councilmen repealed a three percent city amusement tax by a 10 to 1 vote last night.
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Akron
Ohio
Peace Talks Still Stalled In Korea Conference Sitdown
Panmunjom reports indicate U S envoy Arthur Dean demands a method to include Soviet Russia as a full participant at the Korean peace conference while Moscow seeks neutral status. Dean warns neutral status would spare Russia from binding conference decisions as Chinese and North Korean negotiators press the issue as a leverage point. A 3 hour 45 minute session ended with plans to reconvene Friday.
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U. S
Arthur Dean
Russia
Dean
Soviet Union
Friay
Hall and Heady to Receive Two Thanksgiving Dinners
Jefferson City Mo The Greenlease kidnap killers Carl Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady will get two Thanksgiving dinners tomorrow in their state prison death row cells. Other inmates will have one holiday meal as they share the same rations and schedule as officers.
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Jefferson City
Greenlease
Carl Hall
Bonnie Brown
Boy Playing Bad Man Fires at Car House in Port Huron
In Port Huron Michigan an 8 year old boy using two .22 rifles from his father s cabinet fired at a car and a house Tuesday. Neighbors alerted police who found him crouched behind a window frame like a Western outlaw. He was handed to his parents for punishment with no injuries reported.
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Port Huron
Mich
Skeleton Identified in Woods Near Conneaut
Adolf Hoffman of Conneaut identified the skeleton found in nearby woods as his son Edwin Hoffman a 34 year old bachelor who had been missing since August. Edwin was a fireman on the ore carrier Hillman and was last seen in the area last year.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Adolf Hoffman
Here
Edwin
Hillman
Mayor-Elect of Trimble Dies at 60
GLOUSTER H T Rainey 60 mayor elect of Trimble and former divisional representative of the United Mine Workers of America died at 8 40 am in Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville He would have taken office at year’s start Surviving wife Armol three daughters Mrs Medrith Jarvis Miss Dorothy Rainey and Mrs Thelma Flemming all of Trimble a son Harold of Trimble seven grandchildren four sisters Funeral arrangements by Blower funeral home Glouster
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H. T. Rainey
Trimble
United Mine Workers of America
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Rainey
Armol
Medrith Jarvis
Dorothy Rainey
Thelma Flemming
Harold
L. W. Koons
Columbus
Janet Robinson
Clearwater, Fla
E. H. Lantz
Laura Zimmer
Blower Funeral Home
Lausche Asks Ohio Location for New Peacetime Atomic Plant
Gov Frank J Lausche traveled to Washington to press Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis Strauss to locate a new peacetime atomic plant in Ohio The discussion focused on the Pike County plant and its related issues The governor also planned talks with Ezra Benson on drought problems facing Ohio farmers The AEC plans to use the plant for peacetime atomic material production and development
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Washington
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio
Ezra T. Benson
Strauss
Pike County
AEC
GAR Survivor Hospitalized in Minnesota Civil War Icon
Albert Henry Woolson, 106 and the last Civil War Union Army survivor, was hospitalized in Duluth at St. Luke's with lung congestion. Attendants said he was in fairly good condition and he joked he is not ready to die. Born February 11, 1847 in Watertown, New York, he enlisted in 1864 as a drummer boy in the First Minnesota Heavy Artillery and served just under a year.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Henry Woolson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Minnesota Heavy Artillery
St Laurent to Name High Official Linked to Gouzenko Inquiry
Prime Minister Louis St Laurent prepared to disclose the identity of a highly placed Canadian tied to the Gouzenko affair as U S Senate investigators sought access to Igor Gouzenko. The moves follow Foreign Secretary Lester Pearson’s note that Gouzenko could meet investigators anywhere with safety concerns. The Canadian stance emphasizes safety and sovereignty amid the Cold War probe.
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Ottawa
Canada
U.S. Senate
Igor Gouzenko
Louis St. Laurent
Gouzenko
Subcommittee
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations Correspondents Association
New York
United States
Pearson
U. S
Dulles
Washington
Gold Finder Alters Story in Suwanee River Claim
William F. Sneed Jr., a coin collector and hotel operator, recanted his Jacksonville tale of a buried treasure near the Suwannee River. He now says he found about 15 doubloons and 15 gold pieces with little value, contradicting a previous claim of 4500 Spanish doubloons and 2500 pieces of eight worth over $600,000.
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Lakeland
Fla
Suwanee River
William F. Sneed Jr
Jacksonville
Sneed
Suwanee
Florida Times-Union
Father and Baby Die in Three-Vehicle Crash Near Englewood
In Dayton Ohio a father Peter J Pinault and his three month old baby died in a three vehicle collision on U S 40 about one mile west of Englewood. The mother was in critical condition. The Pinault family resided in Denver Colorado. The baby's name was not released.
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Dayton
Ohio
VU. S. 40
Englewood
Peter J
Emma Pinault
Denver
Cole
Ohio Farmers Split Over Price Support Levels
Ohio Farm Bureau survey of 14 310 farmers finds 72 percent favor government price supports while views on parity levels vary. 36 percent want 90 percent parity, 13 percent back 100 percent parity, and 22 percent support supports only to avert disaster.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Living Cost Rise Prompts Wage Boost for UAW Members
Government data indicate a continued rise in the cost of living marking an eighth straight month of increases. The October index, compiled from clothing, housing, and medical care prices, could yield a 1 to 2 cent per hour wage rise for about one million CIO United Auto Workers.
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Washington
CIO
United Auto Workers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Rail Workers Vote Approves Strike Plans
More than a million non operating rail workers back a strike vote with at least two thirds of ballots in and 98 percent favoring action. Unions seek longer vacations holidays Sunday premiums health benefits and unlimited free transportation for workers and families. Final count due December 1 with potential strike only if mediation ends.
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Washington
George Leighty
Railroad Telegraphers Union
Leighty
National Mediation Board
UN Censures Jewish State Over Ribya Village Killings
The UN Security Council, in a 9 to 0 vote, censured Israel for the killing of 53 Arabs in Jordan's Ribya village. The draft, led by the United States Britain and France, urges measures to prevent such actions. Israel and Jordan protested the move with Abba Eban denouncing it as biased toward Jordan.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN Security Council
Jordan
Ribya
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Council
Abba Eban
Dapper Dan Suspect Nabbed in Columbus Robberies
Columbus police arrested 24 year old Donald Clifton Mossman for questioning in a string of holdups tied to the so called Dapper Dan robberies. Detectives say the suspect earned the nickname for his neat appearance during each crime starting with a November 8 supermarket robbery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dapper Dan
Donald Clifton Mossman
Film pioneer George Spoor dies in Chicago at 81
George K. Spoor, a cinema industry pioneer and one of the founders of the motion picture field, died Tuesday in Chicago. He was 81 years old.
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DLES
Chicago
George K. Spoor
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