House Panel Closes Ohio Farm Study
The House Agriculture Committee in Columbus winds up a Midwest farm tour and says farmers want to extend present 90 percent parity price supports. Lawmakers, including Reps Lovre Ponge and Albert, say a flexible supports plan is rejected. a Cheyenne opinion tour is slated for November 1.
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House Agriculture Committee
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Lovre
South Dakota
Ponge
Texas
Albert
Oklahoma
Kline
Iowa Bankers’ Assn
Des Moines
South
Midwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
State Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pacific
Congress
Court Rejects Bid To Upset Price Accords
Washington report states the Supreme Court refused to act on the challenge to the federal fair trade law. The New Orleans district court ruling upholding the law stands unless later appeals alter it. The law lets manufacturers and retailers set consumer prices in 45 states with fair trade laws. Schwegmann Brothers Giant Super Market, New Orleans, challenged its constitutionality. the high court rejected the petition.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
New Orleans
Schwegmann Brothers Giant Sur Market
William Hutcheson Union Leader Dies in Indianapolis
William L. Hutcheson 79 longtime general president of the AFL carpenters union for 36 years died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis from a heart ailment. He had stepped down from the presidency on January 1 1952 and was succeeded by his son Maurice A. Hutcheson.
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Indianapolis
William L. Hutcheson
AFL Carpenters Union
Methodist Hospital
Utcheson
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Judge Urges Refusal of Parole for Slayer
Common Pleas Judge Clarence J. Crossland recommends that Harold St. John, 25, of Dorchester, Mass., who was sentenced to life for killing Ohio's assistant industrial relations director, never be paroled. He calls St. John incorrigible in a letter to the state pardon and parole commission.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Common Pleas
Clarence J. Crossland
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Harold St. John
Dorchester
Mass
Security Council Prepares To Act On Trieste Border Dispute
The United Nations Security Council plans action on the Trieste dispute and on a probe into the Arab-Israeli border clash. Yugoslavia and Italy seek hearing rights as Britain and the U.S. push for a peaceable settlement while preparations include a possible briefing by UN truce chief Bennike.
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Security Council
Trieste
United Nations
N. Y
UN Security Council
U.S
Council
Lebanon
Charles Malik
United States
Britain
France
Palestine
Jordan
U. S
Vagn Bennike
Denmark
UN Truce Supervision Organization
LaRosa Quits Godfrey Show
New York Julius LaRosa leaves the Arthur Godfrey radio and TV cast and will step down from the Monday Evening Talent Scouts. Arch ie Bleyer also exits Godfrey’s morning and Wednesday night programs. Godfrey announced LaRosa was leaving to pursue other show business phases and wished him well.
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New York
Julius LaRosa
Arthur Godfrey
Archie Bleyer
Godfrey
LaRosa
Ed Sullivan
Godspeed
Unseasonably Warm Dry Weather Expected Through Weekend
Weather remains clear and mild with temperatures well above normal from Wednesday to Sunday. Normal highs are 59 to 64 and lows around 41, with a small chance of rain by the weekend totaling about one third inch.
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Ohio River
U.S. and Britain Delay Trieste Troop Withdrawals
Washington reports indicate the United States and Britain will slow evacuation of about 7000 troops from Zone A in Trieste while Italy and Yugoslavia clash over control. Secretary of State Dulles plans to brief President Eisenhower on the Trieste situation and other international issues.
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Yugoslavia
Italy
Koca Popovic
Rome
International Organization
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United States
Tteir
Yugo- A
Slavia
Tito
Adriatic
London
France
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Leo Matessala
Zone A
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Korea
Germany-Austria
State Department
Arthur Dean
Panmunjom
Germany
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
Russia
Israel
Jordan
United Nations
Jerusalem
Eric A. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Middle East
Navy Blames Leyte Blast On Accident
Navy officials ruled out personnel failure and sabotage in the Leyte explosion. Vice Admiral John J. Ballentine said the blast, which killed 36 crew, resulted from a material failure and likely accidental ignition of vaporized catapult hydraulic oil aboard the Leyte.
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Leyte
John J. Ballentine
Atlantic Fleet Air Arm
Norfolk
Thomas A. Ahroon
Heady’s Wish Die With Carl in Gas Chamber
In Kansas City a confession ties Bonnie Brown Heady to the kidnapping of 6 year old Bobby Greenlease. Carl Austin Hall admitted killing Bobby and burying the body in Heady’s yard. Heady said she wished to die in the gas chamber with Hall and hoped to be buried near Clearmont Missouri where she was born.
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Kansas City
Carl
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby
Clearmont
Mystery Woman Arrested In $100000 Theft Puzzle
In Wheeling West Virginia the so called mystery woman Mary Balderson, arrested on armed robbery charges, seeks a writ of habeas corpus claiming immunity from a $100000 Warwood theft. Prosecutor Gompers denies the allegation as unfounded amid two other suspects halting extradition.
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W. Va
Ohio County
Sammons
Thomas P. O’brien
Mary Balderson
Phillip C. Anderson
Warwood
O Brien
Joseph A. Gompers
Said
Gompers
Dallas
Tex
Jimmy Fugitt
Harry Ward
Ohio Dems Optimistic About House Gains
Washington reports Ohio Democrats anticipate adding two to three seats in the next House. Kenneth Harding of the Democratic Congressional Committee says optimism is high though he won’t name specific Republican districts targeted. He notes Taft’s absence may depress GOP turnout, with some Old Guard Republicans losing enthusiasm.
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Washington
Ohio
Kenneth Harding
Rep
Kirwan
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Harding
Sen. Taft
Taft
Cartridge Explosion Fatal to Army Worker
An Aberdeen Proving Ground incident left Harry M. Jorgenson killed and Noble H. Carter seriously injured when a 120mm cartridge exploded during powder removal in an ammunition assembly and disassembly room. Jorgenson, 29, of Bel Air died. Carter, 44, of Elkton sustained serious injuries.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
Harry M. Jorgenson
Bel Air
Noble H. Carter
Elkton
Small Boy's Dilemma at State Fair
Bobby Hager, 4, wandered from his mother at the Texas State Fair and described his trouble to the reunification scene. He recalled seeing many dresses but noted the heads were not right, illustrating his confusion in the crowd.
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Dallas
Tex
Bobby Hager
Reds Quit Talks With Balky PWs
A fragmented report notes Reds halted talks with balky private witnesses as the Mexican government plane crash near Monterrey en route to the Rio Grande dam ceremony leaves 14 to 20 presumed aboard. Rescue teams seek wreckage after the DC3 crash that marred the Eisenhower Cortines event.
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Mexico
Devil's Back Canyon
Rio Grande
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Col
Radames Gaxiola
Ruiz Cortines
Fine Arts Institute
Eisenhower-Ruiz Cortines
Ike Pledges Friendship at Falcon Dam Dedication
Eisenhower and Ruiz Cortines dedicated Falcon Dam as a symbol of unity between the United States and Mexico. The ceremony featured a stainless steel monument at the border and a crowd of about 3,000. Cortines spoke of human prosperity while Eisenhower praised bilateral respect and shared goals.
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Falcon Dam
Tex
United States
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Rio Grande
Nuevo Guerrero
Ruiz Cortines
Texas
State Honors Famous Sons In Cleveland
Ohio’s sesquicentennial celebration peaks with a Cleveland parade and luncheon honoring famous natives. Celebrities like Bob Hope Earl Wilson and Branch Rickey expected on the motorcade route with two passengers per car. Louis Bromfield and Gov Lausche to speak about Ohio contributions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Louis Bromfield
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Civil Defense alert set for December 6
Ohio civil defense headquarters announced an alert for December 6 aimed at stopping all traffic in the state. CD spokesman Thane M. Darey did not release details but said radio and sirens would sound.
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Columbus
State Civil Defense Headquarters
Ohio
Thane M. Darey
Boy Dies in Lancaster House Fire
Four year old Joseph Rooker, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Rooker, died in a fire at the family home in Lancaster on Monday.
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Lancaster
Joseph Rooker
Richard Rooker
Escapee Captured in Columbus Home
A 16 year old boy who escaped from the Bureau of Juvenile Research after attacking an attendant was captured at his Columbus home last week. The arrest ends a brief manhunt and brings the case to a close with the youth back in custody.
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Columbus
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Auto Kills Girl in Findlay
Five year old Carol Cochran of Findlay died after being struck by a car there on Monday. The incident occurred in Findlay, Ohio, as authorities investigated the crash and notified the girl's family.
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Auto Kills
Findlay
Ohio
Carol Cochran
spectator dies after sidelines injury at Cincinnati game
Mrs Eva Meyer aged 60 died from a brain hemorrhage after being knocked down by football players while watching a game from the sidelines in Cincinnati. The incident occurred Sunday with her death announced Monday.
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Cincinnati
Eva Meyer
Blaze Eats 35 Acres on Adams County Farms
A Monday fire swept across about 35 acres on two Adams County farms one mile northwest of West Union destroying a barn and endangering five houses. Fire officials cited burning rubbish as the likely cause.
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Union
Ohio
Adams County
Here
Government Eyes Higher Minimum Wage Ask
The Eisenhower administration reportedly considers asking Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 per hour. Former Labor Secretary Durkin planned to seek White House clearance for the move before resigning, and successor James P. Mitchell appears poised to push for a higher rate with White House approval likely.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Martin P. Durkin
White House
Durkin
James P. Mitchell
Leber
Mitchell
Ike summons mayors to defense briefing
President Eisenhower has called the nation's mayors and city managers to a White House conference on civil defense December 14 and 15. The aim is to provide leaders of large cities with all available information on the national defense situation.
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Mission
Tex
Eisenhower
White House
ROK Pilot Defects to North Korea Flying Mustang
A South Korean Air Force pilot reportedly flew an F51 mustang to North Korea yesterday and deserted to the Communists. No official confirmation was available from South Korean or U.S. commands. Details remain unavailable as inquiries are redirected to Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. S
Sth Air Force
South Korean Defense Ministry
U. S. Far East Air Force Headquarters
Tokyo
Communist Repatriation Talks End as NNRC Walkout Occurs
At Panmunjom the NNRC members from Poland and Czechoslovakia quit the session after rejecting Red requests to compel POWs to return home. Chinese and Korean POWs refused to listen to communist pleas, halting interviews and delaying repatriation efforts.
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Panmunjom
India
Switzerland
Sweden
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
NNRC
Kig
Red
Spy ring head says Beria escaped Russia threatens papers release
Baltimore report states Col. Alius L. Amoss, head of the International Services Information, claims Lavrenti Beria fled Russia after Stalin’s purge and armed five subordinates with atomic energy plans. Beria allegedly threatens to release crucial papers if pursued, while a plan to stage a trial stooge is mentioned.
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Baltimore
Lavrenti Beria
Russia
West
Alius L. Amoss
Beria
Amoss
Stalin
Anyaecese
Nounced
ISI
FBI Quizzes Hall's Captor
FBI investigators questioned a police officer for ten hours as they probe possible falsifications in the Greenlease kidnapping case. Officials focus on how two suitcases containing about half the ransom money were handled after the arrest of Carl Austin Hall.
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ST. Louis
FBI
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Jeremiah O'Connell
Stennis Urges U S France Clash Over European Army
Sen. Stennis says the United States must end open ended manpower and funding abroad. He calls for a showdown with France on creating a European army and suggests including German soldiers if France objects. He notes Secretary Wilson’s hint of cutting U S troop levels in Europe and urges decisive action.
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Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
America
France
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wilson
United States
Europe
Ture
Africa
Italy
Ohio rides auto insurance hike through with 95 percent boost
Ohio Division of Insurance approved a statewide 95 percent rise in private automobile collision rates with a 50 dollar deductible, plus a 3.1 percent cut in comprehensive rates. Liability rates likely rise. overall association member premiums up 2.35 percent to 1,067,773 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Insurance
Walter A. Robinson
National Automobile Underwriters Assn
Robinson
Communist Policemen Slain in East German Ambush
Four Communist police officers were shot to death by anti Red bands in Cottbus East Germany. Three were killed in an ambush in the Brandenburg town southeast of Berlin. One officer died earlier by the same murderers, according to a Communist paper.
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Berlin
Cottbus
Brandenburg
Plane Crashes Kill 2 Central Ohioans
Two central Ohioans and Navy airmen died in separate crashes. Paul Richard Carroll, 20, son of a Franklin County family, was killed near Santa Pe in a rented plane crash on Sunday. Gerald L. of Sunbury Route 2, a native of Cleveville, died aboard a Navy plane shot down at sea off Iceland.
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Columbus
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