End Seen To Pier Strike By Taft Hartley Action
Striking longshoremen await a quick settlement as President Eisenhower uses Taft Hartley to create a three man inquiry board. Expected reopening by Tuesday or Wednesday follows the board’s first meeting in New York. The ILA and AFL connected unions contend for dominance amid wage disputes and a broad port crisis affecting about sixty thousand workers.
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New York
Eisenhower
Portwe Maine
Hampton Roads
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
AFL
New York-New Jersey
Ila-Afl
New York Shipping Assn
NYSA
New Approach To Kidnappers Indicated In Bobby Greenlease Case
Kansas City, MO The five day old Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case sharply escalates as the family signals a new approach if no word emerges from the kidnapers. Robert Letterman, a Tulsa business associate of the father, warns action may be taken in the coming days.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Bobby
Robert Letterman
Tulsa
Ledterman
Trailer Stay Limit Upheld in Brooklyn Ohio
A common pleas judge upheld Brooklyn Ohio's ordinance limiting trailer residents to a 60 day stay. The ruling, appealed, concerns statewide enforcement and involved Earl L. Stary, owner of the town's only trailer park, with the Ohio Trailer Coach Assn. in the suit. Mayor Coyne said the city would consider enforcement pending higher court action. Other Ohio communities have similar clauses but have not enforced them.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Brooklyn
Earl L. Stary
Ohio Trailer Coach Assn
John M. Coyne
Akron
Columbus
Berea
Ohio
Hitchhiking Sailor Survives B-25 Crash Near Manchester
Five of six airmen aboard a B25 died when the bomber crashed in fog on Pine Mountain near Manchester Georgia. A sailor hitchhiking aboard was injured but not seriously. The five dead were crew members.
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Manchester
Air Force
Pine Mountain
Here
Brooklyn Eagle Pleads With Dodgers On Page One
The Brooklyn Eagle urges the Dodgers with a bold two inch plea on page one, shouting Egad Men, Wake Up to rally support and morale for the beleaguered team.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Dodgers
Acheson Says Negotiation With Soviets Possible and Desirable
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a Waldorf speech that talks with the Soviet Union are possible and desirable and may be productive. He urged preserving Western coalition strength as the foundation of U S foreign policy and credited Truman with building the coalition that checked Soviet aggression.
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NEW York
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
Acheson
Waldorf-Astoria
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
Foundation
Adlai E. Stevenson
State Department
Europe
Asia
Stevenson
Moscow
Ache
Union Leader In New Role
Hazleton Pa John L Lewis the longtime union figure has moved into a sales role to promote anthracite as the preferred home fuel He described a plan to boost production and efficiency to confront competition and maintain industry standards during testimony before a union panel.
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Hazleton
John L Lewis
Lewis
World Series Fans Win Parking Break in Prescott
In Prescott Arizona traffic officers are ordered not to tag cars for over parking during World Series games while fans pack the streets and stadiums for the event. This courtesy pause shows the city’s effort to ease game day congestion.
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Prescott
Ariz
Buffalo Bank Robbery Suspects Captured In West Virginia
Three men robbed the Buffalo bank of 9738.50 then fled before state police and local officers set up a regional roadblock. Clair Starcher Harold Page and Robert Combs were captured near the Kanawha Putnam Jackson County line around 12 30 p m with the money returned to the bank.
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Point Pleasant
Buffalo
Clair Starcher
Near
Givens
Jackson County
Harold Page
West Charleston
Robert Combs
Martin Wade
Putnam County
Page
West Virginia
M. A. Murphy
Chelyan
Maciecyzek
South Charleston
Charleston
Roane County
D. Coyner
R. C. Dilley
C. R. Smithers
Dodgers Favored In Today's Game
The World Series shifts to Ebbets Field with the Yankees favored 3-1 to win the title while the Dodgers, led by pitching ace Carl Erskine, are slight favorites to win as Vic Raschi faces him. Weather is reported as perfect.
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Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Vic Raschi
Fresh Meat Fakes Target Crackdown In Ohio
Ohio state officials crack down on meat adulteration with chemicals. Five dealers were fined for surphuting meat, including C Holderby of Proctorville and Roscoe Sites of Chesapeake. Two Belmont County men pleaded guilty and were fined in July.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clark W. van Scheik
Food and Dairies Division
State Agriculture Department
C. Holderby
Proctorville
Roscoe
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Belmont County
van Scheik
Beam appeals to yank PWs in Korea relatives urged
Hollywood reports relatives of 23 POWs who chose to stay with the Reds in Korea will be invited to record appeals. KECA and KECA-TV began one minute spot announcements asking parents and relatives to come in and have their appeals recorded. Recordings will be flown from Travis Air Base to Tokyo for the Far Eastern Command to present to the truce commission and to GIs who refused to return home.
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Hollywood
Reds
Korea
KECA
Keca-Tv
Travis
Tokyo
Far Eastern Command
Truce Commission
Bank Officers Charged with Embezzling $114,500
A former mayor Theodore Roosevelt Beahm Sr and a bank director Don R Simpson of New Market Virginia were charged with embezzling 114500 from their bank. They allegedly fled to Canada with cash and negotiables. one man later returned. Charles R Simpson, nephew of Don Simpson, is described as aiding the escape. Beahm posted a 2500 bond.
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New Market
Shenandoah Valley
FBI
Theodore Roosevelt Beahm, Sr
Beahm
Don R. Simpson
Simpson
Somerset County
Canada
Charles R. Simpson
Water Piped To Dry Town In Bethel Ohio
Water will be pumped from Lake Grant into a pipe line to Bethel to end a weeklong dry spell. 80 000 gallons daily will feed Cloverlick Creek toward the town reservoir while crews lay aluminum pipe and the water travels about 14 miles to restore supply to residents.
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Bethel
Ohio
Lake Grant
Cloverlick Creek
S. N. Leonard
Clermont County
Few Truckers Signed For Ohio Tax Stamps
Columbus state officials warn the number of trucks displaying the new highway use tax stamps is far below projections. R. E. Foley, state motor vehicles registrar, says only about 50 500 truckers had bought the required $2 stamps by Thursday, far short of the expected 150 000 trucks to be taxed.
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Columbus
R. E. Foley
Ohio
Local Responsibility In Civil Defense Cited
Arthur S. Flemming director of the Office of Defense Mobilization and president of Ohio Wesleyan University says federal leadership is essential while the heavy workload rests with state and local governments industrial firms and citizens. He spoke with state civil defense directors in Washington on Thursday.
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Washington
Arthurs. Flemming
U. S. Office of Defense Mobilization
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fisherman Drowns at Port Clinton Catfish Spot
Port Clinton Ohio reports the drowning of Howard R shortly after he fell from a cat while fishing. Local authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim. Authorities remind anglers to wear life jackets and exercise caution near water.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
P— Howard R
Jets Guns Spray City In Accident
FARRELL Pennsylvania recounts an Air Force Sabre jet fault causing a burst of 50 caliber fire over the town. Twelve cars damaged or burned while about 30 buildings were struck. No injuries reported as Maj. A F Martin Jr and Police Chief Stosito investigated the incident and Air Force promised to cover damages.
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Farrell
Air Force Sabre
Pennsylvania
John J. Stosito
Maj
A. F. Martin Jr
Vienna Air Force Base
Warren
Ohio
Martin
Air Force
Gallia County Man Dies After Family Scuffle
Gallia County coroner rules death natural causes in a home scuffle between 59 year old Robert Massie and his son in law Granville Williams of Springfield. Autopsy found no trauma. Massie died at 4 10 p m near L river road on the porch after a dispute over a tire repair.
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Gallipolis
Donald R. Warehime
Lower River Road
Robert Massie
Gallia
George Ehman
Granvile Williams
Springfield
Massie
Miller
Warehime
Williams
Raccoon Creek
Rhodes Puts Damper on Governor Drive
Rep. James J. Barton announces a drive to draft State Auditor James A. Rhodes as a candidate for governor. Rhodes, former Columbus mayor, stifles the effort saying he cannot permit petitions or a draft at this time.
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Columbus
James J. Barton
Cuyahoga
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Barton
Second Dynamite Blast Tied to Labor Fuss
The second dynamite explosion in five days rocked Pitkin eight miles from Elizabeth amid a strike at a paper mill. Police said a moving car threw dynamite into a ditch near a residence as about 500 attended a fair and rodeo at Pitkin High School. No injuries were reported.
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Pitkin
Elizabeth
Pitkin High School
Ohio Enacts 99 New Laws Across Daily Life
Ohio begins enforcing 99 new statutes as of 12:01 a.m. including a switchblade ban with fines and jail, a heat-treated garbage rule for swine and poultry, noise and disturbance limits, school bus stopping rules on four lane highways, and tweaks to witness fees sheriff allowances and weekly bank closings. The measures also address horse meat labeling and age-based liquor arrests.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indians Use Guns and Clubs in Panmunjom Clash
Indian guards in the demilitarized zone killed two Chinese prisoners and wounded five others during a breakout attempt by anti communist POWs at Panmunjom. One riot earlier by North Koreans left one dead and five wounded as tensions rise over repatriation.
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Panmunjom
UN Command
Civil Rights Actions Filed in Ohio Federal Court
Frank Culkin of Mansfield seeks to void Mansfield drunken and disorderly laws and $250,900 for alleged police brutality. Paul Allen, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory, seeks $250,000 after parole from auto theft and a later arrest for car theft.
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Cleveland
Mansfield
Ohio State Reformatory
Frank Culkin
Paul Allen
Reformatory
Allen
Weekend forecast promises warmth with no showers
Forecast shows warm temperatures and mostly fair weather from Saturday through Wednesday. No showers expected with only a slight chance of scattered showers Sunday as conditions turn cooler but remain above normal.
Lattimore Brief Attacks Perjury Case in Appeals Court
Attorneys for Owen Lattimore argue the government case on perjury would threaten freedom of speech. The brief claims a man’s view of his own sympathies cannot justify an indictment for perjury and warns Congress could probe news editors’ contributors and punish evaluations of political writings.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Johns Hopins University
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Army Officer To Supervise H Bomb Work
Maj. Gen. Kenneth D. Nichols, a key figure in the Manhattan Project, named general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission. He will replace Marion W. Boyer on November 1 after retirement from military service arranged with the Department of Defense. Nichols graduated West Point in 1929 and has long served as an Army officer.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Army
Kenneth D. Nichols
Manhattan
Nichols
Marion W. Boyer
Department of Defense
West Point
UN Assembly moves to admit new member nations
The UN Assembly shifts focus to admitting new members as a Russian push brings 14 eligible states into debate. Gov James F Byrnes of South Carolina was to lead the U S position in the committee, with a first speech anticipated early next week.
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United Nations
N. Y
Red China
UN Assembly
Assembly
South Carolina
James F Byrnes
U. S
United States
Gun Sales Boom After Parker Murder in Dallas
In Dallas the Parker killing intensifies fear as police report no leads on the attacker and gun shops see a surge in sales. Neighborhood patrols form while a spate of minor sex crimes worries residents and stores rush to supply firearms and ammunition to anxious citizens.
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Dallas
Tex
H. C. Parker
Parker
Fondler
Humphrey Sees Possible Split on Intergovernmental Panel
Senator Humphrey said the Stonemaber Commission on Intergovernmental Relations may not reach unanimity on recommendations. He cited a sharp conflict between strong states rights advocates and others favoring federal involvement in social and economic programs. A minority report could emerge amid debate over dropping federal activities viewed as important to progress.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Coe
Stonemaber Commission On
Minnesotan
Commission
Lausche Opposes Ohio Highway Bond Plan
Gov Frank Lausche denounces a proposed million dollar highway bond issue to be voted on November 3. He favors a pay as you go method and argues funds should be tied to speeding arterial highway construction across the state.
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Columbus
Frank T. Lausche
Springfield man killed by train near New Carlisle
William W Shoemaker aged 88 of near New Carlisle was struck and killed by a New York Central passenger train on Thursday in Springfield Ohio.
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Springfield
Ohio
William W Shoemaker
New Carlisle
New York Central
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