GOP Awaits Ihe Signal To Answer Labor Attacks
Republican state chairmen urged President Eisenhower to respond to labor leaders criticism as Vice President Nixon reported that 65 million workers are earning more buying more and saving more than ever. Nixon noted optimism about his renomination and chairmen praised his dignified campaigning for GOP candidates.
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Washing Vest
Eisenhower
GOP
John Feikens
Nixon
Truman
James B. Carey
CIO
Carey
Republican Party
Bell Opens New Talks on Ohio Bell Strike Dispute
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers began another round of talks after the union’s 16000 members at Ohio Bell threatened to strike. The union asserted proper notice. the company contends notice was insufficient. A wage increase offer from 1.50 to 4 was rejected earlier, with both sides reportedly modifying positions since.
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Lleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
CIO
Ohio Bell
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Move Within Normal Range
Temperatures will average normal to a few degrees below normal with highs 77 to 79 and lows 55 to 58. Warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday night and Monday, then warmer by Wednesday. Showers late Saturday and Sunday with light to moderate rainfall.
Largest Parade of the Hills Crowns Jill Gray Queen
The ep. details the largest parade of the Hills with more than 70 units passing the reviewing stand in about 45 minutes. Jill Gray was crowned queen from seven candidates amid bands from Buchtel to Neltonville, with judges Miss Carol Hagerman and Dick Tresise. A large Eagles float and a 137th AAA Bn. display highlighted the event. Dorothy Hartman was bit by a collie, treated at St. Francis Hospital.
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Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Chauncey
Murray City
Waterloo
New Marshfield
the Plains
Union Furnace
Neltonville
Mirs Gray
Gail Llewellyn
Adrienne Sorrel
Gna
Thomas A. Jenkins
Charles Tant Guy
Paul Betts
Eagles Lodge
Fred Beasley Motors
Sylvania Electric
Logan National Guard
Adenauer urges Russia to free German war prisoners
In Moscow Chancellor Konrad Adenauer press the Soviet Union to release German war prisoners as a step toward normalization. He called on Moscow to free the detainees and reduce tensions between East and West amid postwar diplomacy.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Russia
Episcopalians Eye Change to Drop Protestant Title
Fragmented report covers a General Convention move to rename the church by removing Protestant from its title, noting softened ant-Catholic tones and revised text on relations with Latin peoples. Parallel mentions Adenauer Khrushchev Molotov talks and labor union strike votes in Pittsburgh, with unclear linkage to church actions.
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Olulu— UM
Proestant Episcopal Church
South America
Hopmont
Mt Kertchie
Ushop
Bri
Easy Ways Dangerous With Reds Says Judd
Delaware Ohio report notes Rev Walter H Judd warns against negotiating with communists and cites a plan to lease or restrict private farm land to the government. The piece discusses farm price supports and rental payments tied to planted crops as part of a broader effort to curb surpluses and stabilize markets.
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Delaware
Ohio
Walter H. Judd
Minn
New York
York Herald Tribune
Agriculture Department
Ohio Wesleyan
Eisenhower
Washington Dispatch
Eow
Wreckage Sighted in Hunt for Plane Disappearance
Seven unopened seat rafts, oxygen bottles, and flight lunch boxes were found as part of the search for a Superfortress that disappeared during a proficiency flight. The Air Force in Tokyo reported the incident tied to the Swist Air Rescue Group at Kadena Air Base.
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Cee Ernst
Air Force In
Tokyo
Swist Air Resuj Group
Kadena al Base
Convict Breaks Silence on Parole Bid in Oklahoma
John A. Cane, inmate at Oklahoma State Prison, spoke after 18 years of silence about his buried family and his vow not to speak. He agreed to an interview hoping parole would follow though a mental hospital sanity hearing warned speech would affect his chances. Cane had surgery to restore speech and hearing and feared reporting details could threaten inmate safety.
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Sicalester
Okla
John A. Cane
Okla Oma
Cane
Daner
Try
World car fleet tops 88 million on roads
The commerce department reports about 88,358,000 passenger cars trucks and buses were on global roads at year start. Of these 66 percent or 58,590,000 were in operation in the United States with Britain 4,217,000 France 3,308,000 Western Germany 2,139,000 Canada 3,620 and the Soviet Union 2,600.
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Washington
Sommerce Department
United States
Great Britain
France
Western Germany
Canada
Soviet Union
Keep Guard Despite Hint On Peace Says Harry
Former President Harry S. Truman urged continued vigilance as Communist nations show signs of peaceful moves while warning America to maintain military strength and readiness. He faulted Eisenhower policy, urged peaceful talks with the Russians, but insisted on protecting freedom and opposing subversion, noting his own party’s strength buildup.
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Chicago
Harry S. Truman
America
Eisenhower
Fan’ Porcy
Republican Party
Siace
Nude stroller causes commotion in downtown Cincinnati
Walter Nichols, 40, defied Judge Ralph Kohnen by strolling nude through central Cincinnati. Police grabbed him, he was jailed and taken to General Hospital for observation. Nichols appeared in court on intoxication charges but was released with orders to leave town. He earlier walked through a parking lot near the Enquirer building and along Vine Street to the astonishment of hundreds.
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Cincinnati
Hope Walter II
Ralph Kohnen
Vine
Nichols
Eneral Hospital
Kohnen
Cincinnati Enquirer
Vine St
Heiress Doris Silver Mother Cited In Fatal Abortion Case
Philadelphia report details charges contemplated against Mrs Gertrude Silver in the death of Doris Silver. Observes that no charges have been filed against the Schwarzer and notes Mrs Silver remains in seclusion. Abortion linked to the case involves Mamie Ostreicher and the closure of questions by authorities. The incident is described as bereavement shock with unconfirmed identity of those who performed the abortion.
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Philadelphia
Doris Silver
Mrr
Ant
Sunday
Samuel Milton
Schwerin
Dash
Treicher
Schwarzer
Melville J. Aston
City Med
Sted
Shoors
Thomas
B. McBride
Silver
Mont Ostreicher
Central
Motor Vehicle Pacts Canceled In Ohio and States
Ohio ends motor vehicle reciprocity with most states at midnight, seeking amendments to exempt axle tax on big trucks. Rhode Island Texas Delaware agreed to amendment. Michigan Illinois West Virginia Indiana granted extensions. Oklahoma aligned with Michigan threatening license tag purchases for cross-border drivers. court orders delay reconsider tax dispute. Ohio officials plan further negotiations with licensing offices as state faces possible end to axel tax in pacts.
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Columbus
Nll
Rhode Island
Texas
Delaware
Michigan
Illinois
West Virginia
Indiana
L. Moulton
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tununthe
Tivere
Sellon
Squire
Crsid
Onio
Stanley J. Bowers
Supreme Court
Kchigan Anc
Oto
Toad
Franklin County Common
Robert Mc Draper
Sudge Draper
Federal Reserve Tightens Credit Across Banks
Federal Reserve banks from New York to San Francisco raised lending rates to 2 percent, a 20 year high, tightening credit to curb inflation. Boston and Minneapolis remained at 2 percent while others moved to higher levels, making borrowing costlier for member banks and customers.
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Wasninun
Voany
Federal Reserve
Th Reserve Banks of
New York
Richmond
Chicago
Kansas
Cit
Dallas
San Francisco
Boston
Minneapolis
Firemen Battle Timber Fire Breakthrough
Firefighters fought a timber fire in an area near Cant ree, battling flames with linesmen and equipment as crews reported at least partial success. Temperature forecasts suggested the blaze would ease, and responders continued to contain hotspots along the forest edge.
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Isake
Fiat
Alan Nates
Stretched Glide Limit Fails in California Air Crash
A DC3 on a nonscheduled flight from Oakland to Surbank California crashed 150 yards from the Lockheed terminal after the starboard engine failed. Pilot Joseph Amos Bradsher 31 of Chula Vista, co pilot, a ground worker, and a passenger died. Twenty four were injured as the twin engine plane struck power lines and a parked C54 hangar before the crash site.
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Surbank
Calif
Lockheed Air Terminal
Joseph Amos Bradsher
Chula Vista
Oakland
Dead Cow's Kick Cracks Man's Foot in Chillicothe
A cow at a Chillicothe slaughterhouse kicked and struck butcher William Teeters, 31, as he cut a tendon from a carcass. The force sent him to the hospital with a possible foot fracture.
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Chillother
Ohio
William Teeters
Chillicothe
Teeters
Army Says It's Sorry Over Accusation Against Professor
The Army apologized to Prof. Al Kelly of Wayne University for accusing him of backing a Communist front. Secretary Brucker ordered the false charge wiped from records. Dr. Kelly, head of Detroit's history department, welcomed the move saying it restores confidence in government. The incident followed security risk changes tied to a Detroit veteran, San faxer, denied an honorable discharge on related grounds.
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Washington
Aarmy
al Jelly
Wayne Universy
Brucker
Kelly
Detroit
San Faxer
Injunctions Sought to Halt East Coast Dock Strike
Reported coordinated action by longshoremen and the Waterfront Commission prompts permanent injunction bids in New York New Jersey ports. Union pushback cites alleged commission overreach while employers accuse the ILA of coercion. Strike spreads to Port Newark Bayonne Jersey City Hoboken affecting dozens of sailings as work slows and vessels adjust.
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NEW York
New Jersey Waterfront Commission
New York-New Jersey
New York Shipping Associaton
TLA
Kista
State Supreme Court
ILA
Waterfront Commission
William V. Bradtey
Association
Commission
Ouf
L Union
Jersey City
N. J
Port’ Newark
Bayonne
Hoboken
Boston
Baltimore
Stevedorea
John
Suesdey Luge
Philadelphia
Shipping Company
Taking Slot Machines Across Border Charged
Columbus men arrested by the FBI on a charge of interstate transport of slot machines. James Vernon Ehman 35 to be heard before U S Commissioner Robert Newton. Other three waived preliminary hearing and were slated for transfer to Maryland where 46 sum bandits were confiscated. FBI said Ehman Edward Glenn and Robert Willis bought 64 slot machines months ago at Parkersburg and drove them to Washington.
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Border
Columbus
U. S
Robert Newton
James Vernon Ehman
FBI
Newton
Maryland
Ehman
Edward Glenn
Robert Willis
Parkersburg
Washington
Four Charmers Lead 45 In MISS AMERICA Final Round
In Atlantic City the competition whittled to a final group of 50 with four charmers and 45 other entrants advancing from preliminaries. Bets on Patricia Byrd Hudneston and Miss Hawaii Bare are noted as strong contenders while results from the preliminary bathing and talent rounds keep the eventual winner under wraps until Thursday.
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Atlantic City
Patrica Byrd Hudneston
Sveepstakes Clanton
Barn Mama
Vieira
Tovolutt
Todal
Fear
Charmes
Oidanora
Thuresay
Eis Gelsis
Roland Alent
Tissen
Mim Oklahoma
Biss
Ann Camplet
Oklaho Ievida
Alabama
Four Argentine generals arrested in Peron plot
In Buenos Aires a general and four other high officers were reportedly arrested for plotting rebellion against President Peron. The 2nd Army commander warned the five to appear within three days or face rebel penalties. Opposition leader Maurizio Yadarola questioned the general’s whereabouts and the alleged plots.
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Buenos AlReo
Argentina
Peron
Congress
Radical Party
Mauricio Yadarola
Balaguer
Yadarola
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Phyllis Mullins
Jackson
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Soveviet
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Germany
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Pittsburgh
Elec Corp
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Inghouse Conference Board
East Pittsburgh Works
Judd
Wernment
Harry
Westinghouse
Army
Charmers
News Index
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Malen
Peat
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