Rebel Chiefs Call Mass Picketing At New York Ports
Rebel stevedores order mass picketing at every pier in New York Port to press peace talks. AFL ILA rebels accuse John P Ryan of stalling and urge reopening of contracts. Mills arrives from Washington to assist mediation as 104 ships and 138 piers halt activity. cargo backlog hits 11 million dollars.
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NEW York
Clyde M. Mills
Washington
Atlantic
Korea
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
John P. Ryan
John
Gene) Sampson
Ryan
Atlantic Shipping
Thela
Maine
Virginia
New York Harbor
Commerce and Industry Association
Truman
Cyrus S. Ching
OSU Speech Ban Target Of Students
A student senate committee at Ohio State University launched a three fold plan to abolish the speaker and questionnaire screening rules. It aims to have campus groups ratify a resolution opposing the rules and to coordinate student efforts while informing the student body and trustees. The group opposes any compromise.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Student Council On Religious Affairs
Porter May
Findlay
Student Senate
Board of Trustees
Spending Requiem: Congress approves $636 per person in government budget
In the session ending Saturday Congress approved total spending of $91,626,563,164 plus about $7,000,000,000 in permanent allotments. Based on 154,000,000 population this equals $636 per person. It is the third highest postwar outlay, below two World War II years, and $4,444,877,171 under Truman’s request, a 4.6 percent cut.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Liquid Death Toll Rises From Poisoning Scourge
Atlanta police report 28 deaths linked to methyl alcohol poisonings from a bad batch sold as cheap liquor. Over 100 treated at Grady Hospital, with two dozen hospitalized and several in critical condition. Twelve Black men detained on suspicion of manslaughter. search for unidentified white supplier underway. Deaths struck quickly or after long latency.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
FBI arrests five in Laona bank robbery case
The FBI announced the arrest of five suspects, including a Green Bay mother Esther Whiting, her 14 year old daughter Patsy, and her son Charles French Jr., plus Wilfred Joseph Smith of Sturgeon Bay and Albert Small of Appleton. About $9930 of the loot was found buried in a Green Bay backyard. All face federal bank robbery charges.
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Green Bay
Wis
FBI
Laona
Robert Murphy
Milwaukee
Murphy
Esther Whiting
Patsy
Charles French, Jr
Wilfred Joseph Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Albert Small
Appleton
Fogel Renamed Code Revision Head in Ohio
Gov Lausche reappoints Charles D Fogle of Marietta as chairman of the Ohio Code Revision Commission for a new six year term expires Sept 1 1957. Fogle has chaired since Jan 10 1949 as the commission drafts a revision of Ohio laws and Lausche plans a special legislative session on the code revision.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Charles D. Fogle
Marietta
Fogle
Ohio
General Assembly
Egyptians Demand Arms As British Tighten Grip
In Cairo and Alexandria, Egyptian authorities warn against anti foreign rioting as Britain tightens control around the Suez Canal. 250 oil trucks pass Suez to Cairo under Shell pressure while rail bans persist. Police fire on demonstrators near the Russian legation. one protestor is reported killed. Interior Minister Faud Serag El Din Pasha vows strongest measures and says police may shoot into crowds if needed.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Suez
Canal
Shell Oil Company
Legation
Faud Serag el Din Pasha
Serag E Din
Truman Urges United Nations Support Against Aggression
President Truman condemned Soviet opposition to the United Nations on the anniversary of its birth. He urged unwavering effort to check aggression and defend the free world, citing Korea, and praised backing U S soldiers. He spoke during the cornerstone ceremony for a District of Columbia Red Cross chapter and urged blood donations for Red Cross banks.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Soviet Union
Free World
District of Columbia
Red Cross
Clark Awaits Senate Action on Vatican Ambassador
The White House said President Truman will not nominate General Mark Clark for a recess appointment to a Vatican post. Press Secretary Joseph Short stated it would be more satisfactory to await Senate action before deciding on a full diplomatic representative to the Holy See in Rome.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Vatican
Italy
White House
Truman
Mark Clark
Joseph Short
Clark
Oil Squabble Break Hinted
Tehran reports Iran’s undersecretary of finance Kazem Hassibi, key architect of nationalizing the Anglo Iranian Oil Company, left for Washington after Mossadegh met with President Truman on the oil dispute. Speculation grows over potential new talks with Britain on sales and possible reparations.
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Tehran
Iran
Kazem Hassibi
Washington
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Hassibi
Mossadegh
United Nations Security Council
Ran
Britain
Air
Italy Storm Death Toll Nears Hundred
Italy faces almost 100 deaths as violent storms sweep the country. Sixty one in Calabria and fifteen in Catania Sicily died in the disaster. At least 6,000 remain homeless across the affected areas.
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Italy
Rome
Calabria
Catania
Sicily
DiSalle Denies Move To Lift Beef Controls
Washington price director Michael V. DiSalle said the United States does not intend to remove beef price controls and that new enforcement measures are being studied. He warned that many in the meat industry oppose the controls and noted widespread ceiling violations have disrupted meat production and distribution, hindering military beef supply.
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DiSalle
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
di Salle
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
White House
Agriculture Department
Congress
New York
Campaign Ends as Britain Chooses Between Churchill and Socialists
Britain heads to the polls with 35 million registered voters as the campaign ends amid debates over Britain's role in a world at war and the socialist experiment. Churchill led Conservatives forecast victory, aided by polls and Liberal votes. Observers cite worsening economic strain and frayed ties with the United States as key issues shaping the vote.
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London
Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
United States
Fire Forces 250 Patients to Flee Dallas Hospital
A fire swept St. Pauls Hospital west wing in Dallas early today, forcing about 250 patients to evacuate. No injuries reported. Sister Alberta said there was no panic. Firemen confined the blaze to the sisters quarters and supply rooms, with 125000 in damages, under control shortly before 3 a.m.
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Dallas
St. Paul's Hospital
Alberta
Blaze Destroys Meigs Township Home Near Line
A 1 1/2 story Cheshire Township house owned by Manuel DeWeese was destroyed by fire this morning as Middleport firemen could not reach the home due to a impassable side road. Fire officials said the blaze started in a washroom and was out of control when reported at 7 49 a m. All furnishings were destroyed and a cat died after fleeing the burning structure.
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Middleport
Manuel DeWeese
Cheshire
James Daniels
Meigs-Gallia
Ohio Won’t Bar Relief Roll Data
Ohio will make no special effort to publicize its relief rolls but may provide them for general public information if desired. Gov. Lausche notes states are opening relief rolls under the new tax bill signed by President Truman. Previously federal regulations kept rolls secret. Lamneck already provided rolls to state and federal legislators but had to revoke to maintain federal subsidies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Truman
Lausche
John H. Lamneck
Jet battle rages over Korea as UN tanks hit Kumsong
Allied jets and tanks clash across central and western Korea for a fourth straight day. Fifth Air Force says 70 to 150 MiGs engaged, one MIG downed and another probable. one U S Sabre lost. B-29s bomb key targets while tanks move on Kumsong, Yanggu, and Sunchon as heavy fire and probing assaults continue.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
North Korea
Red
Kumsong
Fifth Air Force
Korean
Wonsan
Namsi
Sunchon
Yanggu
Link Shift To Phillips In Columbus Murder Case
A former laundry worker testified she found a bloodstained shirt in a bundle from the home of George Phillips 23 as part of the case charging him with second degree murder in the slaying of Ruth Alter a Columbus housewife. The shirt was identified by Lucille Wood and connected to the April 26 laundry pickup.
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Columbus
George Phillips
Ruth Alter
Lucille Wood
Ralph J Bartlett
County Criminal Court
Phillips
Alter
Mill Worker Killed in Portsmouth Crane Accident
PORTSMOUTH four John Pancake age 33 of South Point was crushed to death between the counter weight and bed of a large crane while working on a blast furnace here yesterday.
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Portsmouth
John Pancake
South Point
Martin condemns Army policy on National Guard units
Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania described the Army’s plan to rotate guardsmen as ruthless and unsound, accusing high command of breaking up National Guard units by distributing officers and key noncommissioned officers. He urged preservation of historical units and backed universal military training as an efficient national plan.
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Washington
Edward Martin
National Guard Association
Army High Command
Martin
Army
National Guard
Korea
Pennsylvania
Guard Convention
Prince Carl of Sweden Dies at 90 in Stockholm
Prince Carl of Sweden, uncle to King Gustaf Adolf VI and brother of the late King Gustaf V, dies aged 90. He led the Swedish Red Cross from 1906 to 1945, earning worldwide recognition for his humanitarian work.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Prince Carl of
Gustaf Adolf VI
Gustaf V
Swedish Red Cross
Massive Radar Warning System Near Completion
Washington reports a 295 million dollar radar warning system for United States air defense is near completion, with General Hoyt Vandenberg stating full operation is close. Some interceptor units remain to be delivered as production ramps up, while long range B 36 testing in Korea is unlikely.
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Washington
United States
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Congress
Vandenberg
Canada
Pacific
Atlantic
New Effort Seen Final By Officials
Allied and communist negotiators will reopen Korean armistice talks at Panmunjom to decide a buffer zone. The five man delegations, led by Joy and Nam II, begin at 11 am seeking to resolve supervision, prisoner exchange, and troop withdrawals before any cease fire. Officials expect a decisive push this time.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Red Held
Kaesong
Reds
Adm. C. Turner Joy
Joy
Nam II
Man Charged In Slaying
New Jersey filed a formal murder complaint against Li Cassi, a New York man described as a two bit gambler, in the shooting death of Willie Moretti at a Cliffside Park restaurant on October 4. A tip from nightclub singer Pat Clifford led to Cassi’s arrest in New York.
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Hackensack
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Willie Moretti
H LA Cassi
New Wy
Harry L. Towe
Moretti
Cliffside Park
Li Cassi
Pat Clifford
Three area veterans return from Korea to Ohio home
Three Southeast Ohio servicemen returned from the Korean War zone to San Francisco yesterday and will be reassigned or discharged. Cpl. Otas G. Lockhart of Coolville Pfc. James E. Richardson of Athens and Cpl. Oscar R. Ramsey of Nelsonville were among those arriving.
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Ohio
San Franccisco
Korea
Otas G. Lockhart
Coolville
James E. Richardson
Athens
Oscar R. Ramsey
Nelsonville
Policeman Resigns After Alleged Incident With Children
Cleveland patrolman William J. Joyce, off duty, was struck by a furious father who accused him of knocking four small children to the ground. Joyce resigned today as charges of intoxication and conduct unbecoming an officer were to be filed despite his departure, and he was relieved from duty pending investigation.
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Cleveland
William J. Joyce
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