U S Envoy Opens Path for Talks on Korea Peace
Special envoy Arthur Dean heads to Tokyo Seoul and Panmunjom to gauge Red Chinese and North Korean willingness to negotiate a Korean peace settlement. Dulles seeks concrete terms and rejects any illusion of agreement while Moscow is pressed for clear European settlement signals.
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Korea
State Dulles
Moscow
Europe
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Parmunjom
Dean
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Reds
State Department
Molotov
Germany
Eden
Bidault
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Lugano
Switzerland
India
Sweden
Panmunjom
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Czechoslovakia
Poland
Drop in Egg Prices Seen
Washington reports that egg prices may hit a record in 1953 but are expected to dip slightly in 1954. The Agriculture Department notes 1953 production of eggs and broilers could set new records, with 1954 egg output likely to exceed 1953 while demand remains similar.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Union Plans To Fight Labor Board Ruling In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati Fur and Leather Workers Union local stripped of bargaining power after an officer was convicted of lying about being a communist votes to seek court review of the NLRB ruling. An anti communist member says the unit will urge courts to declare the action illegal.
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Fur and Leather Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Auto Crash Fatal Near Washington Court House
Walter Bailey Jr. 24 of Washington Court House died when his car left State Route 70 five miles northwest of town and struck a tree. Ora Stookey 48, also of Washington Court House, was seriously injured in the collision.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Walter Bailey, Jr
Here
Ora Stookey
Circleville Pumpkin Show Draws 200000 Visitors
About 200000 people are expected in Circleville over four days for the annual Pumpkin Show. The event, billed as the greatest free show in the world, has drawn similar crowds since the end of World War I.
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Circleville
Ohio
New Yank Jet Cracks Sonic Wall in Palmdale Demonstration
In Palmdale California the Air Force Sabre jet surpassed sonic speed during a public test, tearing plate glass and a barrier as pilot George Welch reached speeds over 720 mph. The event damaged the airport building with 27 small windows broken but no injuries reported. the aircraft’s top speed cited at 760.1 mph from Salt Lake Sea tests.
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Calif
Air Force
Korea
George Welch
Welch
Salton Sea
Los Angeles
U.S
Trade Panel Seeks Advice From Hoover Stevenson on Trade Plan
The Eisenhower commission on foreign trade will hear Hoover and Stevenson in a bid for a nonpartisan solution. Clarence Randall heads the panel and will hold closed hearings today and tomorrow with Hoffman and Harriman testifying. Public testimony by Hoover and Stevenson is planned next week as the group aims to report to Congress early next year.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Herbert Hoover
Clarence Randall
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Inland Steel Corp
Paul G. Hoffman
W. Averell Harriman
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Bush R-Conn
Hoover
Stevenson
Bush
Poli Randall
Randall
Congress
Closed-Door Police Probe Enters Third Day
In St Louis the police inquiry into the Greenlease kidnapping enters its third day with witnesses ranging from clerks to senior officers. Lt Louis Shoulders may again delay his testimony as Chief Jeremiah O Connell notes the key witness remains emotionally upset after his role in the arrest of Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady and the ransom recovery.
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Greenlease
Jeremiah O’connell
Louis Shoulders
Shoulders
John Hager
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Hager
O'Connell
Red Currency Inquiry Opens to Espionage Pattern
Senator Mundt led hearings seeking a pattern of espionage he argues helped Russia obtain from the U.S. materials to print wartime German occupation currency. He aims to prove the point to skeptics as two former officials refused to disclose if they engaged in espionage during the 1944 money agreement.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Russia
U.S
Harold Glasser
W. Frank Coe
Soviet
Robbery Loot Now Reported At 150000 In Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia police say Dr. W P Sammons home robbery total rose to about 150000 after a third strong box containing between 40000 and 50000 was found missing. Earlier reports said two boxes held nearly 100000 with about 96000 recovered. Three Dallas men and a woman were arrested in the daytime home robbery.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. P. Sammons
Joseph A. Gompers
Dallas, Tex
Ohio Prohibits Fires On State Lands
Ohio chief forester banned building fires on state lands amid severe drought. The order covers 20 state forests 55 state parks and all state hunting areas and game refuges but allows public travel through state lands.
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Ohio
O. A. Alderman
Division of Forests
Reward Stirs Tempest Grab Bag Style Feud
In Albuquerque area headlines a $11 000 reward for capture of the Pennsylvania Turnpike murder suspect spreads from Belen New Mexico. John Wesley Wable 24 captured there Oct 11 after tips from local girls sparks a town feud as district attorney hints at broad connections.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pennsylvania
Belen
John Wesley Wable
Caroline Smith
Midge Harmon
Three Southeastern Ohio Towns Win Sewage Permit OKs
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board approved new discharge permits for Pomeroy Glouster and Gallipolis. Pomeroy must file financing and construction plans by next May. Gallipolis must finish a financing plan and time schedule by next April. Glouster's permit runs to next May with a general plan approval required.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Pomeroy
Glouster
Gallipolis
Marietta Council Adopts Rental Sewage Treatment Plan
Columbus report states Marietta council resolved to adopt a rental sewage treatment plant plan after the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board had refused to renew the permit. The board granted the town until April 1 to complete its financing program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marietta
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Mother of Five Pleads Guilty in Man Slaying
Ruth Eleanor Penrod 33 admitted first degree manslaughter in the death of Vernon Penrod 30 in Columbus two years ago. She asked for probation after recounting a volatile reconciliation and a shotgun incident in which he allegedly threw the weapon at her and it discharged. The case was referred to the probation department for review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ruth Eleanor Penrod
Vernon Penrod
Vern
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Probation Department
U S Income Shows Gains in First Half 1953
The Commerce Department reports total national income continued to rise in the first half of 1953. Farm on income surged offsetting declines in receipts while wage earners saw a 7 percent increase to an annual rate of 208 billion dollars in Q2 after seasonal adjustment.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Husband Slays Wife During Family Row in Cleveland
Charles Barnes, 35, shot and killed his wife Willa Mae Barnes, 30, during a domestic argument in Cleveland. He also wounded himself, later hospitalized with a neck wound after neighbors reported the quarrel preceding the shooting.
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Cleveland
Charles Barnes
Barnes
Willa Mae
Lakeside Hospital
City Hospital
Nixon Arrives in Jakarta for Three Day Visit
U S Vice President Richard Nixon and Mrs Nixon arrive in Jakarta from Darwin Australia for a three day visit, continuing a Pacific tour.
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Takara
Indonesia
U.S
Richard Nixon
Darwin
Australia
U N Security Council Delays Trieste to Focus on Palestine
The Security Council, voting over Soviet objections, postponed immediate action on Trieste until November 2 to permit diplomatic efforts, while agreeing to a full inquiry into Palestinian tensions. Israel and Jordan dispute waters of the Jordan River and border incidents raise regional fears. General Bennike of UN Truce Supervision reports to address the overall Palestine situation.
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N. Y
UN Security Council
Trieste
Palestine
Council
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Jordan
U. S
Vagn Bennike
Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Holy City
Security Council
Andrei Vishinsky
Dulles Defers Israel Aid Over UN Jordan River Ruling
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States postponed a new foreign aid allocation to Israel due to Israel's defiance of a United Nations Truce Commission ruling on the development of Jordan River waters.
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Dulles
United States
Israel
United Nations ‘Truce Commission
Jordan River
Smoky Odor Drives Lima Residents to Desperate Measures
Lima, Ohio faces a five acre burning sludge bed near the Ottawa River, filling the town with a bluish pungent haze. Officials pump water from the old stinker into the site hoping for a northeast wind or rain to quell the stench.
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Lima
Ohio
Ottawa
Duck Hunter James Boyd Killed In Lima Gun Accident
In Lima Ohio James Boyd 17 died when a shotgun in the hands of a hunting companion discharged while loading. The blast struck him in the right chest as he sat in a car in front of Sashent Hollars home and he died at Memorial Hospital.
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Lima
Ohio
James Boyd
J. W. Boyd
Boyd
Sashent Hollar
Hollar
Memorial Hospital
Doctors Await Result Of Transplanted Eyes
Two hospital patients Wilbert Roll and Carl Johnson received the eyes of Paul Port at St Mary Hospital after his death. Doctors said results would not be known until week’s end.
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Cincinnati
Wilbert
Bill) Roll
Newport
Carl Johnson
Washington Court House
Ohio
St. Mary Hospital
Paul S. Port
First Yank Convert Returns To Freedom
Cpl Edward S Dickenson a 25 year old from Big Stone Gap Virginia is the first of 23 unrepatriated American POWs to quit communism and return to Allied control at Panmunjom. He says he had enough and plans to pursue his own beliefs while other prisoners may choose similarly or remain. His parents welcomed the news as he was rushed to a hospital near Seoul and appeared shaken yet in good spirits.
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Panmunjom
Virginia
Edward S. Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
Ekenson
Allegheny Mountains
Seoul
Reds
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Allied Control
van Buren Dickenson
Price Support Law Extension Seen by Solon
Senator Flan ders says he would not be surprised if Eisenhower asks Congress to extend farm price support laws for two years. He spoke after a White House meeting where the President hinted at continuing the present price support plan through 1956. Ezra Taft Benson faced criticism over the policy, which Benson says creates large government surpluses.
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Washington
Sen Flanders
R-Vi
Eisenhower
Congress
Ezra Taft Benson
Flanders
White House
Ohio Chamber Opens Annual 2 Day Meet
Columbus hosts the Ohio Chamber of Commerce two day meeting with speakers including Dr Arthur S Flemming director of defense mobilization Dr Clarence E Manion chairman of the commission on intergovernmental relations Dr Clyde E Williams director of Bat tle Memorial Institute Columbus and Philip Sporn president of the American Gas and Electric Co News sources list this event as a state business and government gathering.
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Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Arthur S. Flemming
Defense Mobilization
Clarence E. Manion
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Washington
Clyde E. Williams
Battelle Memorial Institute
Philip Sporn
New York
American Gas and Electric Co
Rail Unions Move to Poll Nonoperating Workers on Strike
Fifteen unions moved to poll about one million telegraphers clerks and other nonoperating railroad workers on whether to strike for a health plan and other nonwage benefits. A union leader said a strike seems unlikely for months as engineers firefighters trainmen and conductors are not included. George E Leighty head of the telegraphers union said the groups urged conferences and asked the national mediation board to step in.
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Washington
George E. Leighty
Telegraphers Union
National Mediation Board
Union Leader Dies in Ohio At 65
Fred E. Hannaway, 65, retired vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors and former New York Central Railroad conductor, died Tuesday at Mary Rutan Hospital after a heart attack. He retired Oct. 1.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Fred E. Hannaway
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Mary Rutan Hospital
Hannaway
New York Central Railroad
Waynes trade charges in tense divorce trial
Los Angeles witnesses describe friction in the Wayne Wayne divorce as Nicky Hilton testifies about a stay at the John Wayne home. Mrs Wayne accuses Wayne of abusive conduct during six years of marriage while Hilton remains quiet until court.
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Los Angeles
Nicky Hilton
Elizabeth Taylor
John Wayne
Wayne
Honolulu
Hilton
Atty
Jerome Rosenthal
Betsy von
Eisenhower backs Benson amid farm policy controversy
President Eisenhower voiced full confidence in Agriculture Secretary Benson amid criticism from some senators. He said farmers and cattlemen face problems but are not as upset as politicians think and he would not fault Benson for not delivering a quick farm solution. He noted only the President can select top advisers and praised Benson’s dedication to reconciling producer and consumer interests.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Agriculture Benson
Congress
Benson
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Young
Wisconsin
Hall Attacks Dem Policies at Ohio Republican Rally
Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall condemned the Democratic party as captive to statism at a $50,000 state rally in Columbus honoring the late Sen. Robert A. Taft. He accused Democrats of federal overreach and praised Taft's lasting influence.
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Ohio
Leonard W. Hall
Robert A. Taft Hall
Sen. Taft
Hall
Bob Taft
McCarthy Plans Questioning of Atomic Spy Greenglass
Senator McCarthy said the Justice Department will allow him to question David Greenglass, the confessed atomic spy whose testimony helped convict Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. Greenglass is in Lewisburg prison serving a 15 year term for espionage.
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Me Carthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
David Greenglass
Lewisburg
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Tor
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