London Dock Strike Slows Food Supplies Across Ports
Britain faces a four week dock strike with 44 900 of 76 000 cargo handlers idle and more ports paralyzed. Pickets appear at docks as Prime Minister Churchill plans a cabinet session. Wholesale grocers warn of dwindling bacon cheese butter eggs and tinned fruit stocks and say the shortage could worsen by next weekend. Over 300 ships idle and cargoes valued at about 120 million pounds are delayed.
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Wage Deadlock At Oak Ridge Plants Threatens Operations
Union and management met with Federal Mediator E F Hitchcock in Oak Ridge Tennessee to resolve a wage stalemate after CIO atomic workers at Paducah Kentucky rejected Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co six cent hourly raise as final offer. The Taft Hartley no strike deadline runs out October 30. No immediate strike plans announced.
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E. F. Hitchcock
Knoxville
CIO Atomic Workers
Paducah
Carbide and
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Carbide
Atomic Energy Commission
Arms Talks Nears End in UN Disarmament Session
United Nations discussions enter final phase with Russia's Andrei Vishinsky signaling alignment with Western powers on a five power closed door disarmament process. Paris accords aim to include West Germany in the Western defense alliance while Moscow calls for a four power meeting on German unity and remilitarization.
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Ohio Methodist Minister Dies in Florida at 64
Dr. Vernon C. Tyree, a retired Methodist minister who served nearly two decades in Ohio pastorates, died in St. Petersburg Florida. Born 188? He began in Colorado in 1926 and served in St. Clairsville 1935 Cleve land Church of the Cross 1937 Miles Park Church 1942 and Mount Vernon Beak to Tiffin St Pauls in 1946.
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Balloonist and Mates Shaken But Not Hurt
A balloon piloted by Donald L. Piccard, 28, son of Dr. Jean Piccard, made a forced landing near Woodbury New Jersey after its bag tore in flight. Piccard and his four companions were shaken but not seriously injured as the balloon tumbled on the ground before control was regained.
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One Newlywed Killed in Dayton Car Crash
A newlywed man, Harry Troutman, 75, was killed yesterday when the car he and his wife Elizabeth Troutman, 53, were returning from a wedding trip struck a tree near Dayton, Georgia. Mrs Troutman, the driver, was badly injured and taken to a Chattanooga hospital.
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Harry Troutman
Elizabeth Troutman
Faboo
Chattanooga
Ohio population up 596000 since 1950
Census Bureau estimates Ohio population at 8,535,000 last July 1 not counting armed forces. The rise of 596,000 since the 1950 census reflects growth across the state.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Thirteen Daughters Welcome a Brother at Brooks Farm
Leslie Benjamin B was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brooks on Snake Root Road farm bringing a son to 13 daughters aged 1 6 and a 39 year old driver. The Brooks family now has a boy joining their all girl household and the father hopes for peace at home.
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Maine
Leslie Benjamin B
Lloyd Brooks
Snake Root Road
Brooks
Clamp Set On Inmates After Riots
Missouri State Penitentiary remains under tight discipline after a third riot in a month. A food riot in the dining room left one dead and 37 injured as guards fired when inmates rushed the yard. Inmates have privileges banned including radios, newspapers, magazines, yard time, and recreation. Governor Donnelly and officials push for a commission to study the state pen system.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Ralph N. Edison
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Catholics Free Communists Catholics Free Communists
About 15,000 Vietnamese Catholics fled north Indochina by sea in a ragged flotilla from Van Ly near Bai Chu and Phat Dien in the Tonkin Delta. French naval units patrolled near the three mile limit and rescued refugees aboard overloaded boats.
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Eisenhower Hopes for a Gay Halloween for Families
President Eisenhower expresses desire to spend Halloween with grandchildren and encourages Americans to let children enjoy the holiday freely. He adds a tribute to Thomas A. Edison in a filmed TV appearance and wishes families a joyful Halloween evening.
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Eisenhower
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River launch capsizes near Buenos Aires. 13 killed
A river launch sank near the Parana River port, with 13 passengers perishing, as officials confirm the disaster on the Rosario to Victoria run. Authorities probe the capsize and operator reports indicate all aboard were aboard on the regular service.
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Army Considering Prosecution of POWs for Aiding Captors
The Army plans new court martial charges against 40 servicemen still in service for alleged collaboration or informing on fellow prisoners in Korea. Charges will be issued soon in various Army areas, following four convictions and 15 discharges.
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Korea
Army
Defense Department
Bender Cites Vets Benefits Record for GOP
Rep. George H. Bender, candidate for the U S Senate from Newark, argues the GOP honors veterans with 83rd Congress measures. He points to a five percent disability increase, higher widow benefits, expanded dependent parent allowances, and more hospital beds and medical care than any prior year.
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George H. Bender
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U. S. Senate
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Lard Congress
Early Winter Hits Wyoming
A large early winter stormblanket Wyoming and surrounding states bringing snow on the ground and temperatures in the 20s to low 30s. New snow totals reached five inches in Ely Nevada while Wyoming saw one to two inches widely with clear or partly cloudy skies elsewhere.
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Stand Leader's Son Found After Search
Hollywood police found the three Crosby boys, missing since 5 p m yesterday, near their home after dawn. Neighbor Tim Wellman son of director William Wellman located them while patrolling the canyon where bobcats and ptes were trapped.
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Loose temperamental monkey on the loose in Cleveland
A small ill tempered monkey named John nny escaped from owner Louis Londrico on Saturday night in Cleveland. Londrico warns the animal bites strangers who approach it and remains at large.
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Johnnny
Louis Londrico
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French Premier rallies support for postwar accords with Germany
Pierre Mendes France urged French citizens to back far reaching economic accords with West Germany. He argued France and Germany must closely associate as neighbors with shared resources and production. Western ministers signed protocols to make Germany a free partner in the Western alliance, with ratifications expected by mid 1955 amid Soviet opposition.
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Pierre Mendes- France
West Germany
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Nation to Hear Eisenhower Nonpartisan Economic Talk
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide televised address at 10 30 p m calling his talk nonpartisan and focusing on economic conditions a major campaign issue for control of the next Congress The speech will be before the National Industrial Association a federation of about 500 defense industry workers.
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Eisenhower
National Rear Industrial Association
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Police Firemen Pay Is Subject to Toll
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill ruled overtime payments to police and firemen are subject to a four percent deduction for relief and pension funds. The ruling came from the state bureau of inspection after examining Circleville city accounts. The bureau noted similar issues arise in other municipalities.
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William O'Neill
State Bureau of Inspection
Circleville
Anesthesiologist Society Opens Fifth Annual Meeting
The American Society of Anesthesiologists held the fifth annual meeting in Cincinnati with about 2000 members and guests from across the country attending sessions through Friday.
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Cincinnati
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Nye Predicts Record Vote for Lausche
Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate George D. Nye predicted Gov. Frank Lausche would win the gubernatorial race with a record share of the vote. Nye said Lausche could approach 60 percent of about 2.7 million votes, and possibly win by around 500,000.
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George D. Nye
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Pike County
Nye
John W. Brown
Medina
Bender Sees Better Times Ahead in Economy
CHARDON Ohio Rep George H Bender predicts a new and lasting lift in the nation s economy as he campaigns to unseat Sen Thomas A Burke saying business has improved since early this year and will get better through winter He spoke at a Burton high school breakfast rally noting rising steel output new housing and accelerated spending and inventory liquidation
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Chardon
Ohio
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Rhodes Seeks Water Law Reform For Farmers
In Columbus James A Rhodes Republican candidate argues farmers need a strong water code and cites the new Water Facilities Act as key. He also urges faster action to address Ohio's growing water problem, voiced during a radio broadcast.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Runaway Sparks Fires in Auto and Garage
A nine year old runaway from Summit County Children's Home allegedly started a fire in an automobile and a garage Sunday night to keep warm. Police traced the origin to the youth who fled the home Saturday.
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Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Ike To Honor Top Diplomat For New Pacts
Paris AP report notes celebrating a top diplomat as plans advance for a new European defense system. Dulles returns from Paris to a White House tribute with Eisenhower and Adenauer to discuss four power talks and Germany's role in Western Europe.
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L S Citizen Is Released From Polish Arrest
Vienna dispatch reports U S citizen L S Field who vanished in Red Poland in August 1949 is cleared of all charges and freed from custody. Warsaw radio says Polish authorities found the charges were framed by an American agent and Field will receive full compensation. Field’s secret arrest was revealed Sept 24 in Washington by Jozef Swiatlo, former Polish secret police official who fled to the West.
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Woman Gives Baby To Strange Man In Cleveland
Mrs. Vir-Blair age 21 told police she gave her four year old son Paul to a man she met in a bar. She described the man as big and fat and said she and her husband have not lived together for more than a year. Police are seeking the man she gave the child to and she wants the boy back.
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Vir—_ Blair
Yestern
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Blair
Ohio Weekend Toll Rises to Fourteen in Accidents
The Associated Press reports fourteen deaths in Ohio over the weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Eleven died in traffic accidents and three in miscellaneous mishaps.
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Van in Scuffle Is Shot by Own Gun
East St Louis, Ill. Charles Curry, two year old resident, was killed by his own bullet in a fight at a club yesterday. Curry grabbed a handgun from another man as an argument with Warren E. Jones escalated. Curry fired a shot that struck Jones in the cheek and fatally wounded Curry.
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Warren E. Jones
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Jenner Details World War I Plan Propaganda Concerns
Senator Jenner charged that wartime Army information and education programs were heavily loaded with pro Soviet propaganda and staffed by men with Communist records. He claimed writers instructed troops and later used the Fifth Amendment to shield Communist ties.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
11th Hour Speedup In Campaign Sees Top Leaders Forecast Victory
The 84th Congress race enters a frenzied final week as both GOP and Democratic leaders roll out last minute appeals. Eisenhower, Nixon and Stevenson headline blitzes with Nixon touring western states and a televised address on the economy. Senate control remains the focal point as party chiefs forecast victory amid a heated political fight.
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Tentative Juror Denies Tips In Sheppard Murder Trial
In Cleveland a railroad foreman Thomas J. Soili faced questions from prosecutors and defense about his views on the Sam Sheppard case. He denied saying he would burn Sheppard if seated on the jury, with Corrigan challenging the reliability of such statements.
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Thomas J. Soili
William J. Comfigan
Sam Sheppar
President Eisenhower to televise Cabinet meeting on Dulles defense report
President Eisenhower arranged to broadcast the Cabinet meeting with Secretary Dulles presenting findings on Western European defenses. The televised session is set for seven tonight.
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Secretary of State
Dulles
Juror Hears Telephone Tips in Sheppard Trial
A juror testified about receiving tips from a woman claiming her husband works where he does. The exchange led to questions and a return to the jury box as the trial proceeds with tentative jurors. Dr. Sheppard appeared composed at session start with hands raised and eyes closed in a brief moment of prayer.
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John J. Mahon
Solli
Soll
Maniage
Sheppard
Russians Seize Two Jap Shark Fishing Boats
Japanese shark fishing boats were seized by Soviet patrol ships about five miles off Kunashiro Island in the Kurile chain. The Maritime Safety Board said Russia has seized 57 boats and 463 crewmen so far this year, with 46 boats and 385 crewmen released.
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Kunashiro Island
Maritime Safety Board
Kunashiro
Kurile Chain
Hokkaido
Kamchatka Peninsula
Fire Engine Stolen In Townsend Arrest Report
Town of Townsend Massachusetts reports the larceny of its 114 ton bright red fire engine. Fire Chief Daniel Ormsby notified police after the engine was taken yesterday and not en route to a fire. A four hour search led to the engine’s recovery deep in woods near Ashby. Thomas Walker, 21, was arrested.
Last Rites Scheduled for Obol Budington
Orlando reports the funeral arrangements for Dr. Robert Allyn Budington a retired Oberlin College professor and former head of the zoology department who died Saturday night. The $2 reference appears garbled in the copy but indicates prior standing and local prominence.
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Orlando
Fla
Robert Allyn Budington
Oberlin
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