Violent Hurricane Hazel Threatens Haiti and Bahamas
Hurricane Hazel roared through southwest Haiti at 115 mph with 125 mile gusts and moved north toward the Bahamas. Navy evacuates civilian personnel from Guantanamo. warnings extend to Cuba and the Bahama Islands as Hazel menaces Haiti, Cuba, and the Windward Passage with destructive winds and heavy rains.
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Miami
Fla
Hazel
Republic of Haiti
Bahamas
Atlantic
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
U. S. Navy
Bahama Islands
Weather Bureau
Great Inagua
Mayaguana Islands
Nassau
Florida
Eisenhower to Speak on Farm Program in Indianapolis
President Eisenhower will give a major nonpartisan address Friday night at Butler University field house in Indianapolis on the administration farm program. The talk aims to explain the new flexible price supports and remains nonpartisan despite GOP efforts to broadcast the views widely before the November elections.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Denver White House
Congress
Murray Snyder
Republican Party
GOP
Snyder
Butler University
National Institute of Animal Agriculture
Chicago Flood Cleanup Gains as City Rebounds
Chicago weather relief followed by continued flood danger in northern Indiana. Tens of thousands were idle, 15 million dollars in damage, and power plants shut down. Four deaths reported in Chicago with victims in flooded basements and a youth drowned in Oak Lawn.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hammond
Little Calumet River
South Hammond
Highland
Munster
Whiting
Vernon Anderson
Oak Lawn
Fathers Await Hearing On School Attendance
Four Amish fathers in New Philadelphia face charges for keeping children out of school. Bond set under 1000 each as Juvenile Judge Ralph Finley arraigned Christ Miller Jo B Hostetler Jonas Kauffman and Eli S Miller from Sugarcreek and Dundee routes. Oldest child involved is 15. Authorities seek hearing date to resolve delinquency charges.
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Philadelphia
Ralph Finley
Christ Miller
Jo B. Hostetler
Jonas Kauffman
Sugarcreek
Eli S. Miller
Dundee
Son Killed by Car Cincinnati
Kenneth Peetengill Jr. 7 was struck and killed while walking home from school yesterday. His mother and younger brother witnessed the accident.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth Peetengill Jr
Sheppard Case Assigns Judge Blythin to Murder Trial
Judge Edward Blythin will preside at the first degree murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, set to begin next Monday. Defense seeks a venue change amid alleged local bias. Blythin also handles bail decisions. Sheppard, 30, from Bay Village, claims an intruder killed his wife on July 4.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppard
Common Pleas
Criminal Court
Sheppard
Blythin
Cuyahoga County
Bay Village
Birth After Flood Rescue Amid Aquatic Race
Mrs Marie Cheney, 36, delivered a baby boy nine hours after an aquatic rescue during a Chicago flood. Her husband Edward a volunteer fire captain in Alsip assisted as Coast Guardsmen ferried her by boat to a truck and ambulance at a nearby highway.
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Chicago
Marie Cheney
Edward
Alsip
Coast
Blue Island
Chiefs End Convention With Officer Elections
SPRINGFIELD The Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police closes its three day 23rd annual convention with officer elections. The group also recommends moving the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation from London Prison Farm to Columbus for better facilities, a suggestion by bureau superintendent Hugh Leggett.
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Springfield
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police
Ohioureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Columbus
Hugh Leggett
Russian Evacuation From Port Arthur Signals Strains With China
The Moscow Beijing accord mentions Port Arthur withdrawal by next June, while expanding joint projects and credits. A railway from Alma Ata through Sinkiang to Ulan Bator is planned, easing tensions as China wary of Soviet influence in Sinkiang and Mongolia.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Red China
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
China
Sinkiang
Ulan Bator
Outer Mongolia
Mongolia
Peiping
Chou Enlai
Texas
Port Arthur
Saletan
Soviet Union
Wilsons Bird Dog Remark Sparks Protests in Detroit
Secretary of Defense Wilson faced sharp protests after describing job-seeking youths as bird dogs during a press conference on unemployment in distressed areas. CIO president Walter Reuther urged a public retraction or retirement, while Detroit papers published a transcript of the exchange.
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Detroit
Wilson
Korea
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Eisenhower
U S Plans UN Admission of Disarmament Views
United States to present its stance on disarmament at the United Nations in New York. James J Wadsworth will open with a 30 minute speech outlining American positions while observing the Russian delegate Andrei Vishinsky avoid committing on on the spot inspections of arsenals.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Kremlin
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Andrei Vishinsky
Britain
Selwayn Lloyd
Jance
Jules Moch
Russia
Presbyterian Pastor Praises Ike's Piety
The Rev. Dr Edward L. R. Elson of the National Presbyterian Church lauds President Eisenhower's spirituality. Speaking before an armed forces chaplains conference, he cites inaugural prayer church membership opening Cabinet meetings with prayer and private prayer as boosting religion in the nation.
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Boston
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower
Armed Forces Chaplains Conference
Police Seek Robbery Suspects In Ohio Case
Law officers continued a search for two brothers Billy Sparks 21 and Hobart Sparks 35 after they fled a rural home ten miles south of St Marys West Virginia police arrived. They are charged with armed robbery in nearby Washington County Ohio. Billy reportedly fled into woods after police fired.
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ST. Marys
W. Va
P— Law
Here
Billy Sparks
Hobart
Washington County
Ohio
Billy
Flood, 83 Years Late for Fire
A history fan notes Chicago floodwaters arrived three years late to the city’s commemorated fire anniversary. Rain began on the anniversary of the great Chicago fire which started October 8, 1871 and grew into a blaze by October 9.
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Chicago
Court To Arbitrate Milford High School Racial Dispute
In Georgetown Delaware a large crowd attends the court hearing over admitting Negro students to Milford High School. The NAACP seeks reinstatement of 11 integrated students after anti integrationist actions led to school changes and a move to Dover. Bowles and the NAAWP oppose integration amid records dispute with Attorney General Young.
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Georgetown
Del
Milford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Association For the Advancement of White People
NAAWP
Linccoln
Joseph M. Danes
Bryant Bowles
H. Albert Young
NAACP
Young
Rowles
U. S. Supreme Court
Bowles
Ford School Board
Dover
Stoo
Delaware
Boycort
Liryant W. Bowles
Rhodes To Reveal Charges Against Lausche Promises
James A. Rhodes asserts new evidence on Governor Lausche, threatening to quit as state auditor and withdraw his candidacy if Lausche can disprove two charges. He cites railway federation ties and a liquor scandal amid Ohio political jockeying.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Federation of Railway Progress
Ohio
Rhodes
Railway Progress
Federation
Uache
Liquor Department
Franklin County
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Hamilton
Flood Opens Case Shampoos Basement
Chicago floods trap Mrs Mabel Bryan inside her basement where a case of soap flakes ruptured as waters poured in. She says the basement received one of the fanciest shampoos in the city due to the inundation.
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Chicago
Mabel Bryan
French Ok Of Pact Is Assured
Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France faces a confidence vote in the National Assembly on the London agreement to rearm West Germany. The Socialist executive Council authorized all 104 Socialist deputies to back the plan, ensuring a majority with support from the Radical Socialist moderates and center groups. Most Socialist deputies are expected to follow the council, though past dissent showed for the European Defense Community Treaty.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
London
West Germany
Socialist Party
Mendes- France
Socialist Moderate
Mendes-France
Council Creates Board For Comic Censorship
Columbus city council approved a unanimous resolution to establish a board that will classify moral and immoral comic publications. The council directed contact with publishers to seek removal of disapproved titles from the market.
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Council Creates Board For Comic Censorship
Coluimbus
Knowland to headline Montgomery County GOP rally Oct 19
Senate Majority Leader Knowland of California will address a Republican rally in Dayton on October 19, as announced by the Montgomery County GOP Executive Committee. The event underscores party mobilization ahead of upcoming elections.
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Dayton
Senate
Knowland
Rcalif
Montgomery County
GOP
Arson Trial Hinges On Motive In Hillsboro Case
In Hillsboro the arson trial of Philip Partridge, a former Highland County engineer, enters a new phase as defense lawyers dispute whether the fire at Lincoln Elementary was malicious and tied to alleged school segregation. Prosecutors call 11 witnesses as Partridge admits setting the blaze after a church sermon.
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Hillsboro
Philip Partridge
Highland County
Partridge
Hillaboro
Lincoln
William F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Paul App
Webster
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Walter Ferfitt
Reffitt
Lightning Hit Gas Main Triggers Explosions in Cincinnati
A partially exposed gas main was struck by lightning in Cincinnati last night. The strike set off a chain of explosions causing scattered rocks mud and debris over several hundred yards. Gas was shut off in one district for repairs.
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Cincinnati
GOP Leader Demands Clear Employee Risk Policy
Rep Rees chairman of the House Civil Service Committee urged the Eisenhower administration to publish in detail how the security program operates and what actions count as subversive. He set Oct 20 as a deadline for the Civil Service Commission to specify criteria for firing federal workers on security grounds amid new controversy.
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Washington
Rees
R-Kan
House
Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Commission
One Guard Released Two Held in Sioux Falls Prison Riot
Three hundred inmates at the South Dakota State Penitentiary agreed to return to their cells and released one guard Melvin DeYoung while two others George Reid and F E Lamberteon remained held as Mayor Fay Wheeldon offered to lead an impartial investigating committee. The riot began before 6 p.m. and tear gas drove prisoners back to the cell block. The inmates demanded an impartial probe of prison conditions and urged Wheeldon to head the inquiry.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
South State Penitentiary
Fay Wheeldon
Wheeldon
G. Norton Jameson
Melvin de- Young
Floyd Lindbergh
George Reid
FE. F. Lamberteon
Maurice Weeman
Sowers
Pike Report Ils Political Controversy at Ohio Turnpike
Columbus Ohio Turnpike Commission chairman denounces a state auditor's report as political and says it should not receive a reply. The auditor James A Rhodes, Republican candidate for governor, answered questions about the audit including whether he was a partner in Shacknessy Summers and Denton. The audit cites a Columbus attorney and two firms, Standard Accident Insurance and U S Fidelity Guaranty, as involved in insurance for turnpike contractors.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Office of State
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Shacknessy, Summers and Denton
Standard Accident Insurance Co
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
78 Allied War Dead Are Returned by Reds
The Communists in Panmunjom Korea delivered 78 more Allied war dead recovered through ongoing investigations. The bodies were listed as unknown and marked the first delivery since September 21, with the exchange having begun September 1.
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Reds
Panmunjom
Korea
Five Day Forecast Shifts Warm Trend Into Weekend
The forecast runs Wednesday through Sunday with temperatures average 3 to 4 degrees above normal. Highs reach 63 to 67, lows around 45. Cooler midweek, then a warmup by Saturday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and again tomorrow with rainfall from half an inch to nearly two inches locally.
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