Lausche Declares He Is Free as the Birds at Ohio Dem Meet
Governor Frank Lausche told about 900 delegates in Columbus that if reelected he will be free to act with only the people of Ohio in mind. He urged long term mental health funding, fair labor laws, better utility rate reform, and aid to financially distressed schools while opposing special interests. He endorsed Sen. Thomas Burke for Taft's Senate seat and touted Ohio's mental health program.
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Ohio
Frank L. Lausche
Lausche
James A. Rhodes
U. S. Supreme Court
Department of Education
Hillsboro
Middletown
Lauscher
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Burke
Taft
Cleveland
Lauache
United States
Lake Erie
Ohio River
St. Lawrence Seaway
State
Rhodes
Paul F. Ward
Labor Rackets Witness Denies His Testimony
In Cleveland a 39 year old ex convict Richard Moose Finley told police the bomb allegations mean nothing because he raised the wrong hand when sworn in before a House subcommittee. A photo shows his right hand up as he testified about payments to bomb rival firms.
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Congressional
Richard Moose Finley
House
George H. Bender
Ohio
Newts
Finley
Subcommittee
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Martin P. Cooney
Cooney
Joseph Triscaro, Jr
Sebastian Morabito
Eisenhower to consider stepping up role in GOP campaign
President Eisenhower may announce a more active role in the Republican drive to retain Congress after talks with Vice President Nixon in Denver. Nixon will report on GOP prospects and together they plan a Friday evening nationwide rally from Denver’s Municipal Auditorium.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Denver White House
Nixon
GOP
Senate
House
Bridges Outlines Tough Stance Against Russians
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire told a civil defense gathering at St Anselm College he is tired of fearing the Russians and believes they should fear the United States. He criticized passive defense policy and warned against letting an attack occur first, saying it could cost millions of American lives.
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Manchester
N. H
Bridges
Senate
St. Anselm College
Alfonse
Perfume Aims to Make Citrus Smell Like Citrus
Florida Citrus Commission tests a new perfume to enhance citrus scent. Dr. Everette M. Burdick of Coral Gables developed vials with orange grapefruit tangerine lemon and lime odors. Field men may spray displays to attract customers or use the vials to interest the trade.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida Citrus Commission
Everette M. Burdick
Coral Gabies
Hughes Aircraft Wins National Safety Council Top Award
Hughes Aircraft Co in Los Angeles earns the council's highest honor for a world record 10,202,574 accident free man-hours in aircraft manufacture from February to July this year, marking a landmark safety achievement.
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Los Angeles
Hughes Aircraft Co
National Safety Council
Hughes
Man Admits Theft After Taking TV Set and Chair
Oklahoma City police report a man arrested yesterday confessed to stealing a television set from a downtown department store display and returning later to take a television chair to accompany it.
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Oklahoma City
Penitentiary Guards On Strike In Michigan City
A 20 member picket line at Indiana State Prison blocked truck deliveries as guards demand state recognition of their union. Midnight shift refused to report. other guards formed lines, while authorities kept security cautious and avoided National Guard deployment.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
J. Ellis Overrade
National Guard
Dunes Park
Merle Griffith
International Guards Union
Griffith
Reporter Claims Higher-Ups in Red Case
Paris defense leaks scandal witness Andre Baranes testified that higher-ups passed important military secrets to the Communist high command. Baranes said he shared data with Emmanuel d Aster de la Vigerie and Jacques Duclos after obtaining it from civil servants. D Astier dismissed the testimony as fables as police plan further confrontations.
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France
Communist Party
Andre Baranes
Liberation
Emmanuel d’Astier de la Vigerie
National Assembly
Baranes
D’astier
Jacques Duclos
National Defense Council
Duclos
Ohio Knights Templar Elect Officers at 112th Conclave
Officers elected at the end of the Ohio Knights Templar 112th conclave include Homer C. Helser of Lancaster as grand senior warden and Virgil F. Kent of Defiance as grand junior warden.
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Dayton
Ohio
Knights Templar
Homer C. Helser
Lancaster
Virgil F. Kent
Defiance
Marilyn Monroe to reveal reasons for divorce from Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood buzz centers on Marilyn Monroe hosting a Beverly Hills press conference to explain why she benched Joe DiMaggio. Lawyer Jerry Geisler and a gynecologist visit as reporters await her disclosures while Dimaggio stays private.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Beverly Hills
Jerry Giesser
Marilyn
DiMaggio
Joe
Joes
Marie
Communists Release Two Americans From Prison
Two Americans, Marine Lt. Col. Herbert A. Peters of Seattle and Army Pfc. Charlies Julius of Orlando, were freed after months as prisoners in the area near Kaesong. Rear Adm. Thomas Brittain said the men appeared healthy and well treated after their capture in February and May respectively.
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Panmunjom
8Th Army
Herbert A. Peters
Seattle
Army
Charlies Julius
Orlando
Fila
Peters
Kaesong
Thomas Brittain
Military Armistice Commission
Brittain
Tosong
Lightning proves adage wrong in Grand Rapids home fires
Mrs. Irving Kessler of Grand Rapids says a lightning storm struck twice at her home. A bolt started a fire in upstairs wiring, awakened by barking dogs, and hours later a second bolt caused another blaze. Both fires were quickly extinguished.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Irving Kessler
Red Chinese Troops Withdrawn From Korea in Mass Return
Pyongyang radio announced that 87,894 Red Chinese soldiers from seven Korean War volunteer divisions have returned to China. The transfer included 24 tanks and 2262 guns, with the last troops crossing into Manchuria on October 3.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pyongyang
China
Red
Manchuria
FHA Prober Forms Branch For Housing Scandal Cases
A new unit in the justice department's criminal division will handle rising cases from the Federal Housing Administration scandals. Max H. Goldebein is assigned to assist U S Attorney Leo Rover with housing matters before a special grand jury opening in Washington. The panel will probe bribery and other misconduct in the FHA program and the conduct of Clyde L. Powell, the ousted FHA commissioner, who seeks to block the inquiry. Powell and Maher challenge the grand jury's validity while predicting indictments against former administration members prior to the upcoming election.
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Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Federal Housing Administration
Max H. Goldebein
U. S
Leo A. Rover
Clyde L. Powell
FHA
Powell
Daniel B. Maher
Maher
Iton
Ohio voters expected to cast under half in November election
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown predicts fewer than 50 percent of Ohio’s potential 5.5 million voters will turnout for the November ballot. Local issues flood the slate with 2348 separate questions on taxes, school bonds, and special levies across 254 districts. Bond items total about 135.9 million dollars. Voters will also decide on alcohol measures in 6 areas and various local option questions in municipalities and townships.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Secretary of State
U S Deliberates Paris Pact Ties Before Senate Action
The Eisenhower administration plans to wait for the French Assembly stance on a new Atlantic alliance package before seeking Senate approval. State and Senate leaders expect action after Paris and London decisions, with NATO Council to review details later this month.
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Eisenhower
French Assembly
Senate
Germany
London
Congress
Wiley
R-Wiha
Senate Foreign
Mittee
U. S
Tral Senate
State Department
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Famed Cherry Trees Donor Dies in Japan
Yukio Ozaki Japan's Grand Old Man, who sent the world famous cherry trees to Washington, died at his home near Yokohama. Elected to Parliament in 1869, he served 25 consecutive terms before defeat in 1952. As Tokyo mayor from 1993 to 1912 he sent the trees to Washington.
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Yukio Ozaki
Japan
Washington
Yokohama
Oroak
Potomac
Ike's Pastor Honored For Outstanding Work
Rev Edward L Elson of the National Presbyterian Church Washington DC received an honorary doctor of humane letters from the University of Southern California at Founders Day. He was a 1991 graduate of USC School of Religion.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
University of Southern Califumer
Edward L. PR. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
USC
University
School of Religion
Woman Is Sentenced For Slaying of Man
Dayton court records show 22 year old Eileen S ey pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the April 9 shooting of Anthony Spagnola, a former boyfriend. She received a sentence to the Marysville women's reformatory for 1 to 3 years, after agreeing to the lesser charge instead of going to trial for murder.
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Dayton
Eileen S$. Sheey
Yester
Anthony Spagnola
Marysville
Spagnola
Cleveland Woman Kills Estranged Husband
Cleveland police say Anna Butler, 29, shot and killed her estranged husband Woodrow with a rifle after he broke into his former home. Detectives report the victim fired two revolver shots through the front door before the fatal confrontation.
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Cleveland
Anna Butler
Woodrow
Premier Mendes France Authorized to Seek Confidence
Paris AP report says Premier Pierre Mendes France was authorized by his Cabinet to seek a vote of confidence if necessary to push through the London accords on West German rearmament and sovereignty. President Rene Coty presided over a three hour cabinet session and Mendes France planned to report to the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
London
Rene Coty
Mendes France
Assembly
Eese
Germany
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dock Strike Kind Seemingly Ends in New York Pact
Federal mediators and leaders of the International Longshoremen's Association reported a peace formula to end a cargo shutdown in New York. The agreement includes an eight cent hourly raise retroactive to October 1 costing about four million dollars, and a 45 day non strike pledge while a new contract is negotiated. The raise would lift wages to two dollars thirty five cents per hour.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Joan Andrew Burke
Game Too Chaney Defeated by Judge in Santa Monica
Superior Judge Frank Sw ruled Monica's skill ball games violate California law. Judge compared players to Joe Louis in stating the average player cannot compete as a matter of skill. Nathan Schur won an injunction against six operators as the city barred the game.
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Los Angeles
Monica
Frank G. Sw
California
Joe Louis
Nathan Schur
Santa Monica
Bricker to Speak in Place of Martin at Ironton
Washington report says Sen. Bricker will substitute for Rep. Martin in a speaking engagement at Ironton Saturday. Martin travels to Denver for a conference with President Eisenhower, per the National Committee.
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Sen
Bricker
Rio
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Ironton
Eisenhower
Denver
Tragic Accident Claims Wheelersburg Kindergartner
Linda Carol McKee five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George McKee died after a car struck her as she left school at noon today in Columbus A district. Her death follows injuries sustained during the incident.
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Kindergar
Linda Carol McKee
George McKee
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