Allies Ordered To Build More POW Facilities
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission orders the Allied command to construct temporary and permanent sites for interviews with 22,600 anti Red prisoners. About 7,900 Koreans and 14,700 Chinese face possible return to communism, with interviews set by late September to December. The UNC and Indian commands clash over structure counts as tensions rise.
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Allies
Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
MNRC
Reds
UNC
Wilfred Burchett
Red
South Korea
Che Chung Whan
Wold
ROK
Cho
Korea
MRC
NAC
S&s. P
GOP Unity Shows Cracks as Stassen Faces Probe
Republican unity shows strains as Senator Bridges joins administration in demanding the Senate Appropriations Committee examine Harold E. Stassen’s firings at Foreign Operations. Senate GOP leader Morrowil opposes Capehart plan to broaden the policy committee chairmanship. Bridges cites inequities in personnel and impaired agency efficiency.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harold E. Stassen
Bridges
Sen. Mnowlid
California
GOP
Sen. Capehart
Rind
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
UN Security Council race tests US Soviet clash
In the United Nations Assembly the Security Council seat contest pits the United States and Soviet bloc support for different candidates. Stassen faces Republican opposition and doubts over coalition strategy as two other council seats see unopposed candidates Brazil and New Zealand.
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Stassen
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Greece
UN Assembly
UN Security Bloc
Poland
Turkey
Stass
Sen
S3i
Security Council
Ries
Ballis
Brazil
New Zealand
Chile
Pakistan
Knowland
Capehart
Cali
Langfornian
Russia
Eisen
Eisenhower
Czechoslovakia
FBI May Enter Kidnap Case Today In Bobby Greenlease Abduction
The Greenlease family clings to hope for Bobby as the kidnapping case nears the FBI entry point under the Lindbergh law. Police maintain a hands off stance at the family’s request while Robert C. Greenlease and associates negotiate from their home in Kansas City.
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FBI
Hope Boy
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Paul Greenlease
Bobby
Greenlease
Hocking Area Project Set to Get $400000 Aid
Washington UPI reports the federal government will provide 400000 dollars for soil conservation and flood protection on the upper Hocking Watershed near Lancaster Ohio. Matching local funds will accompany the five year program which covers 33 square miles including Hunters Run. The project marks Ohio's largest watershed appropriation from the last Congress. Funds will support soil treatment and dry dam construction with early start expected.
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Washington
UPI
Upper Hocking
Lancaster
Ohio
Jenkins
Rohio
Senate
House
Upper Hocking River
Hunters Run
Soil Conservation Service
Police Wound Theft Suspect Near Newark
Police wounded a burglary suspect in Newark as officers from two counties detained three Mount Vernon men and questioned them about robberies in Knox Coshocton Licking and Muskingum counties. A fourth suspect was captured earlier.
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Newark
Ohio
UFI
Lewis Patton
Newark City Hospital
Robert Grennell
William Willis
Mount Vernon
Paul Cochran
Knox County
Knox
Coshocton
Licking
Muskingum
Cochran
Lester Workman
Seventh Tropical Storm Gail Spotted in Atlantic
Reconnais sance aircraft surveyed the Atlantic as a growing storm named Gail reached 80 to 30 mph winds. It stood about 810 miles east of Guadeloupe and 2500 miles southeast of Florida on Sunday, marking the season's seventh tropical storm. Mailboxes Stolen in Elyria Police Blotter report cites Halloween vandalism as the cause for theft of 50 delivery boxes.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Gail
Guadeloupe
French Antilles
Florida
Elyria
Ohio
Slight Rains Fail To Ease Ohio Drought
Rain touched parched southwest Ohio but relief was minimal as Clermont County communities faced near exhaustion of public water supplies. Cincinnati saw heavy downpours yet portions of Hamilton County had only light showers. Abbe Conservatory logged just one tenth inch.
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Cincinnati
lFi
Ohio
Clermont County
Hamilton County
Abbe Conservatory
Grant Lake
Brown County
Cloverlick Creek
Bethel
Average Farm Taxes Climb Across States in 1952
Ohio farmers paid an average tax of 1.32 dollars per acre, four cents less than 1930. Massachusetts 3.88, Iowa 2.13, California 2.12 per acre. State and local taxes rose 11 percent in Ohio from 1951 to 1952, second only to Colorado's 17 percent. National average rise 5.2 percent, per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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Washington
Ohio
Massachusetts
Iowa
California
Colorado
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Two Mothers Perish As Auto Rams Bridge
Four people died in a crash near Saginaw Michigan when a car smashed into a concrete bridge rail. The deceased include Bernice Wood Shields a mother of four and Tula Griffen Shields a mother of three. James Carpenter 21 of Flushing and Pearl Hirsted 20 of Flint survived among six others injured.
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Saginaw, Mich—P
Here
Bernice Wood Shields
Tula Griffen Shields
James Carpenter
Flushing
Pearl Hirsted
Flint
New Plane Sets Record United States Regains Jet Mark
Lt Cmdr James Verdin pilots the Navy F4D Sky-Tag to a new U S jet speed record at the Salton Sea California averaging 753 4 mph across a three kilometer course His fastest pass 761 414 mph nears sonic speed while the Skyray uses afterburners and consumes about 3500 pounds of jet fuel in 20 minutes at El Centro NAS
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Thermal
Calif
Navy
United States
Cmdr
James 8. Verdin
Korea
California
Salton Sea
Verdin
Skyray
Mike Lithgow
Libya
el Centro Auxiliary Naval Air Station
Westinghouse
Blaze at Mare Island Navy Yard Kills Sailor in Fire
More than 1000 fought a stubborn Mare Island blaze at the California base. One death, 12 injured, and $200,000 in damage were reported. Fire gutted 900 feet of piers, one Navy tug, and damaged three barges and three other tugs. Firemen and sailors battled flames viewed for miles. Lieutenant LE A McIntosh from Isleton drowned during the effort.
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Walleso
Calif
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
LE. A. McIntosh
Isleton
Raakrene
Cuban swimmer sets Catalina Channel direction record
Jose Crotinas of Cuba swam the Catalina Channel from mainland to Avalon in 22 miles this weekend. He did not break speed records but became the first to complete the distance in that direction, a route favored by currents.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Calif
Jose Crotinas
Cuba
Catalina Channel
Founding Celebrated At Antioch College 100th Birthday
YELLOW SPRINGS Ohio Talks by two former Antioch presidents rededication of a women's dormitory and messages from Gov. Lausche and President Eisenhower highlighted Sunday's 100th birthday celebration at Antioch College. The speakers were Dr. Arthur E. Morgan and Dr. Algo D. Henderson.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch
Frank J. Lausche
Eisenhower
Antioch College
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Walter Authority
Algo D. Henderson
Former Iran Premier Zahedi on Communist Threat
In Tehran Premier Fazollah Zahedi says Communists nearly succeeded in Iran but the Red threat is now not at all grave. He warns they could rise if delays continued. Mossadegh to be tried for attempting to overthrow the monarchy with possible death sentence.
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Washington
Fazollah Zahedi
Iran
Zahedi
Teh-ran
U. S News and World Report
Mohammed Mossadezh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahievi
Zahed
Tehran
Mossadegh
CBS Colortron Color Television Tube Ready for Mass Production
CBS announced a new low cost color picture tube for home receivers named Colortron. CBS-Hytran president Bruce A. Coffin described it as revolutionary and suitable for large screens and rectangular shapes with stability and dependability matching black and white tubes. The tubes will be available to home color TV manufacturers this fall.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System Today
Bruce A. Coffin
Cbs-Hytran
Electronic Tube Manufacturing Division
CBS
CBS Colortron
Sophie Tucker Feted By Theater Notables
New York celebrates Sophie Tucker’s golden jubilee with a Waldorf dinner attended by stage film and radio luminaries. Hollywood Europe and others sent guests paying 50 dollars a plate for charity. Police arrest 15 speculators for selling World Series tickets to plainclothes officers, two charged with moving four 87 tickets for 115 dollars.
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New York
Sophie Tucker
Waldorf-Astoria
Siow
Hollywood
Europe
Plains
Atomic stalemate seen shaping U S Soviet policy
U S policy makers debate a potential atomic stalemate with the Soviet Union as stabilizing yet tense, affecting East-West diplomacy. Officials note Russia’s depth in nuclear progress, questions about German and Far East talks, and the possibility of a frozen, fragile peace without formal accords.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
United States
Russia
State Department
Germany
Willo
Far East
Girl Abducted By Ex Convict Seized From Home in Wisconsin
Florence County Undersheriff reports 15 year old Betty Halley abducted from her Crandon home by James Shelton an ex convict who recently served time for car theft and drunken driving Shelton was seen forcing Betty into his car with Bettys cousin 17 year old Jack Bailey present in the scene authorities launched a two state search for the pair amid the confusion as the Baileys stated they had only recently hosted Shelton at their home
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Crandon
Wis
Florence County
Iner Oseood
Betty Halley
James Shelton
Shelton
Waupun
Rollie Bailey
Betty
Bailey
Osgood
Jack Bailey
Sprelton
the Baileys
Columbus Jet Plant Workers Vote for Strike Action
Sunday vote by members of the United Automobile Workers union at the Columbus jet plant authorized the executive board to call a strike on October 22 if negotiations fail. The move follows a weekend of mishaps and deaths linked to highway accidents and a drowning in another area.
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Wiliam Heimheh
Columbus
Ohio
Fi —Memaway County
Bers
CIG United Automobile
Robin Robinson
Berendouin Workers Union
Lisa Sitamer
Mon Calia
Avi- Deaths Sunday Includation, Inc. Columpus Plant Was David Tharpe
Los Angeles
Ford Faces Bums Today
New York hosts the Dodgers in the World Series shift as Whitey Ford starts for the Yankees aiming to clinch a fifth straight title. Dodger manager Walter Dressen, facing elimination, counters with Carl Erskine who set a series strikeout mark in the prior game. Weather clouds loom and rain is forecast.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Tapitch
Chara Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hia
Carl Erskine
Yankees
Ebbetts
Alex Favories
Saboteur tarpaulin blocks glare at Ebbets Field
New York and Brooklyn players faced sun glare during yesterday's World Series game. Workmen quickly hung a tarpaulin along the center field fence to cut the glare. Umpire Ed Hurley said a Bedford Avenue resident used a mirror to reflect sunlight into batters' eyes, prompting the adjustment.
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New York
Ebbets Field
New York Yankee
Brooklyn Dodger
Ed Hurley
Board to Deliver Inquiries Report on Dock Strike
A three man presidential board of inquiry will report to the White House this afternoon on the longshoremen strike from Maine to Virginia. The findings aim to show if the walkout endangers national welfare though they will not include a specific recommendation. The President may seek a federal Taft Hartley 80 day injunction from the Department of Justice. About 50709 workers are involved.
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New York
U. S
Maine
Virginia
Presidential Board of
White House
Hower
Department of Justice
Striking International Longshoremen’s Assa
ILA
Chief Justice Warren Takes Oath as Court Opens Term
Earl Warren becomes the first California governor to resign and take the oath as chief justice. He is sworn in at noon with President Eisenhower and others in attendance, marking his first service as a judge after 33 years in public life.
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Washington
Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
California
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
Warren
San Pranc
Sen
Kavwand
Senate
Gen
Brownell
Higher Tax Plea Voiced By Democrat
Senator Henry Jackson and Representative Cole urged continued high taxes to fund defense. They warned Russia’s hydrogen bomb capability demands a strong Air Force and rapid atomic retaliation. The pair contrasted defense needs with calls to balance the budget amid Eisenhower administration policy.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
National Defense
Jackson
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
W Sterling Cols
Cole
NBC
Russia
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
United States
Len Symington
D-Me
Air Force
New York
America
Symington
Two Infants Die In Locked Car In Virginia
A sergeant and his wife found their two babies unconscious in a locked car after a Sunday fishing trip. A one month old Harold McCord McCormick died at the scene. Gracie, 17 months, died en route to Camp Pickett Hospital. Authorities investigate the suffocation deaths.
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South Hill
Amy Sergeant
H. E. McCord
McCormick
Harold Mc Ir
Gracie M. S
Camp Puket
Ozlin
Mecklenburgner
Surprise Kiss Ends in Death
Chicago man William Hughes died after a kiss mid task caused a stabbing accident his wife Genevieve 22 claimed she was startled while peeling potatoes and unaware he had left another room watching television An inquest named Hughes as the brother of Brooklyn Dodger pitcher Jim Hughes and son of a Chicago fire captain.
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William Hughes
Sike
William Hennessey Hughes
Genevieve
SSS
Hughes
Hennessey Hughes
Hennessey
Brooklyn Dodger
Jim Hughes
Chicago Fire
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R. ¥. Conway
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J. W. Sherman
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Paul
Robert Letterman
Tulsa
Letterman
Paul Greeniease
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Columbus Jet Plant
Ford
Dock Inquiry ‘Board
By Jack Bell
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