Officials Suspended By Reuther
A CIO directive led to the suspension of six RWDU officials after state probe testimony on welfare fund misuse. Max Greenberg appointed auditors for five locals with about 3000 members, while the broader union exceeds 60,000. The suspended include Procopio Rosenzweig Stanilea Dumas Werner Sakman.
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NEW York
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Retail
Greenberg
RWD
Joseph Procopio
State Union
Samuel Rosenzweig
United Culinary, Bar and Grill
Robert M. Stanilea
Ernest J. Dumas
United Service
Michael Werner
Michael Sakman
Farm Plan Debate Hinted Narrowed By Benson Remarks
Benson argues Democrats cannot press high price supports this year. He cites Stevenson at Sioux Falls saying 90 percent supports are not necessarily the full answer. Benson contends Stevenson would not reinstate high rigid supports if elected.
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Norfolk
Neb
Ezra Benson
Nebraska
Adiai Stevenson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Stevenson
Benson
Governor Wrestles With Alligator Ends Up Dignity Lost
Louisville reports Governor Lawrence Wetherby attempted a round with an eight foot alligator at the Kentucky State Fair water show. The animal’s mouth was bound and the governor grabbed it, the reptile flipped, and it struck back twice before the stunt ended. The governor chose to drive an ostrich instead last year at the same fair.
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Louisville
Lawrence Wetherby
Wetheray
Woman Found Guilty Of Stabbing Murder
A second degree murder indictment was returned against Mrs. Betty Jane Hawkins 37 for stabbing her husband Cumberland to death during an argument at their Martins Ferry home Aug. 17.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Betty Jane Hawkins
Cumberland
Martins Ferry
Atom bomb survivor enlists in US Army
San Francisco reports Su Zumis Salamasa, 24, a Hiroshima atom bomb survivor, was sworn into the Army yesterday, saying he enlisted out of a duty as an American citizen. He joins LU in service after the bombing survivor states his patriotic motivation.
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LU. S. Army
San Francisco
Suzumi Salamasa
Hiroshima
U S Delegates Prepare For UN Fight On China
American officials plan a one day sudden death maneuver to defer Red China's UN membership bid. Dulles to address UN General Assembly in New York as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr leads the delegation with Senators Smith and Fulbright among others.
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Washington
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
State Dulles
Nee Fee
Ct de Oe le
Piccune
Pemvet
Dulles
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Anthony Eden
UN Gene Assembly
New York City
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
State Department
Minist China
China
Free World
UN Assembly
Assembly
Lodge
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
J. William Fulbright
D., Ark
C. D. Jackson
Charles H. Mahoney
Detroit
James Phillip Nash
Austin
Tax
Ade M. Johnson
Tacoma
Wash
R W. Straus
Oswald B. d
James J Wadsworth
WCTU Attacks U S Policy On Alcohol In Military
Elizabeth A. Smart, legislative director of the Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union, accused the Defense Department of promoting alcohol sales on military posts. She said drink problems among service members are getting worse and that universal military training should be opposed while the department remains “in the business” of selling alcoholic beverages to troops. She reported on Washington legislation at the national WCTU convention in Lexington.
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Lexington
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Defense Department
U. S. Defense
Enders
Elizabeth A. Smart
Washington
Armed Services
WCTU
Miss Smart
Mishap Crowns Party Family Has New Idea
Monterey Park California reports a party planned to celebrate a new above ground concrete block pool ended in disaster when water pressure burst one side of the pool. The Bright family and their three children faced the mishap and improvised a barbecue pit from the pool remnants.
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Monterey Park
Calif
Jim Bright
Brights
Snake Causes Downtown Traffic Jam in Reading
Patrolman Donald Ray broke up a downtown traffic jam and killed a rattling snake on the curb with a shovel. The incident occurred in Reading, Pennsylvania, where the venomous snake reportedly blocked vehicles at a busy intersection.
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Reading
Donald Ray
Convict Admits Coed-Killing Confession Was Hoax
McAlester Oklahoma AP A life term inmate admitted his 600 word confession was fabricated to mislead about the 14 year old Pennsylvania coed slaying Rachel Taylor of Wildwood New Jersey. He hoped it would win a lie detector test and cited a Cordell Oklahoma murder as prior crime. State police and Pennsylvanians treated the claim cautiously with no corroboration. More than 3000 people questioned over 14 years.
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Mcalester
Okla
Penn State
Ray
Rachel Taylor
Wildwood
N. J
Pennsylvania
Miss Taylor
Abner Dear
Pittsburg County
Dear
Howard Hancock
Cordell
Cordell, Okla
George Goodman
State College
John R. Juba
Pedestrian Charles Danner Dies After Vehicle Collision
Charles Danner aged 92 of Ashville Pickaway County died yesterday in Marion Township after being struck by a car. Local authorities reported the incident and ongoing investigation into the fatal crash.
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Columbus
Charles Danner
Ashville
Pickiway County
Marion Township
Negro Pupils Barred From Webster and Washington Schools
Hillsboro officials blocked admission for Negro children to the all white Webster and Washington elementary schools under a new rezoning plan. About 20 children gathered as the bell rang, were turned away and sent back to the building in small groups. Some Webster zone children and about 15 Washington zone children were admitted pending verification. Lincoln school attendance rose to about 25 to 30 pupils from 17 to 21.
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Hillsboro
Webster
Washington
Lincoln
Harold Harold Henry
Webster Zone
Washington School
Lincoln School
State Bureau Studies Young Father Killer
David Ingles 12 of Zanesville confessed to the fatal shooting of his father, John, last Sunday. He was brought to the Bureau of Juvenile Research in Columbus for study, with officials saying terms of action will be decided in days.
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Columbus
Ohio
David Larry Ingles
Zanesville
Bureau of Juvenile Research
John
Muskingum County
David
Nixon Attacks Trumanism in Wichita Speech
Vice President Nixon fought Trumanism in a Wichita Forum address. He framed the 1952 rejection of Trumanism as failure in Korea, communism, corruption and controls and urged support for the Republican administration and its candidates in November. He praised the president and urged Congress support.
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Wichita
Kan
Nixon
Mr. Stevenson
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
Wichita Forum
GOP
Congress
Soviet Atomic Test Yields Valuable Defense Insights
Moscow announces a successful atomic weapon test with valuable results to aid defense from atomic attack. Tass provided few details on location or weapon type, noting the trial aimed to study an atomic explosion and will help scientists and engineers address defense challenges. No U.S. officials commented immediately.
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Soviet Union
Tasa
Feam
Tass
Tokyo
Kyode
Meteorological Laboratory
Kyoto University
Hikini Atoll
Kyodo
Japan
White House
James €. Magerty
Eisenhower
Fraser, Cole
Magerty
Atome Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Commissiam
New York City
State Department
W. Sterling Cole
P-Ny
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hammondspoort
N. Y
AEC
Dulles Talks in London on Britain's Rearming Plan
Secretary Dulles arrived in London for hurried talks with Prime Minister Churchill and Anthony Eden about Britain's plan to rearm the West. Eden briefed Churchill and the Cabinet on his West Europe flying mission to gather support while Dulles, fresh from Bonn, discussed German sovereignty and rearmament with Chancellor Adenauer. They avoided specifics on linking to the Brussels Pact or NATO, saying sovereignty should be restored with full equality in collective security when practicable.
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John Foster Dulles
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Britain
Merce
Eden
West Europe
Dulles
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West Gerrent
NATO
Germany
Nationalists Watching For Attack
Nationalist warplanes scouted coastal rivers opposite Formosa to spot Communist invasion concentrations. Planes and warships bombarded Red fortifications near Quemoy for the fifteenth straight day. Over 100 Communist junks were destroyed near Yungning. A Nationalist warship fired on two Red gunboats near the Tachen Islands. Operations around Quemoy have dwindled in recent days.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China Mainland
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Amoy
Yungning
Tachen Islands
Construction Planned for New Columbus State School Building
Columbus State School for the Mentally Retarded will begin a $578830 construction project next month. Dr John D Porterfield of the State Department of Hygiene and Correction announced the stone brick glass design building aims to replace inadequate facilities for over 500 students. Completion is set for Sept 16 1955, with spaces for speech home economics art music and industrial arts to support rehabilitation and community skills.
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Columbus
Columus State School
John D. Porterfield
Tate Ygiene and Correction
Man Hits Patrol Car With Beer Can and Fined
A Clarksville Arkansas motorist on Route 69 threw a beer can that struck a passing unmarked state patrol car. The judge fined him seven dollars and fifty cents and sentenced him to three days in jail.
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Wagoner
Okla
Clarksville, Ark
Mother's Premonition Saves Family of Five
Mrs. Clarence Martin had a premonition to leave their home with four children during a recent storm. They walked to a neighbor’s house when lightning struck and destroyed their home.
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Coalgate
Okla
Clarence Martin
Hoover founder dies Canton vacuum pioneer Herbert Hoover
Herbert W Hoover, 76, builder of a home made vacuum into a multimillion dollar enterprise, dies in Canton. His work created a vast annual business valued at over 51 million dollars.
Publisher Lamb Hearing Focuses On Communist Link Claims
Witness William Cummins testified at a communications commission hearing on Edward Lamb publisher of the Erie Dispatch and owner of stations in PA FL OH. Cummins said Lamb was called a very good friend of the Communist Party at a Lincoln House dedication in Toledo. Lamb denies the accusations and says investigators offered a bribe to testify falsely.
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Washington
Edward Lamb
Communist Party
Aco
Communications Commission
Ing
William G. Cummings
Toledo
FBI
Lamb
Erie
Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
Commission
WICT
Cummings
Xaminer
Herbert Sharfman
Joe Friedman
Lucas County
Lincoln House
Lucas Era
Poe
Sharfman
Lambs
Atty. Gen
J. Howard Metrath
Dayton Taxi Driver Forced Into Restaurant Holdup
Dayton taxi driver Miles R. Arnold testified that a passenger Edward Minniear, 42, Indianapolis, forced him to drive to Piqua where two armed men robbed Caserta Restaurant for 763 dollars. Minniear was later arrested.
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Piqua
Ohio
Dayton
Miles R. Arnold
Arnold
Edward Minniear
Indianapolis
Minniear
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average near normal with normal highs around 74 northwest to 7B south and lows about 53 to 55. Expect warm humid conditions Saturday, cooler Sunday and Monday, and a warmer period again Monday or Tuesday. Total precipitation near one inch.
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Associated Press
Strikers Seek Settlement at Westinghouse Plant
Columbus action targets a two day strike at the 45 million Westinghouse Electric plant. Local 746 IVE CIO seeks plant wide seniority while the company demands seniority by occupational basin. 259 employees walked out Wednesday night delaying dedication.
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Columbus
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ivecio
Westinghouse
G. A. Price
Pittsburgh
Burgh
Miami University Opens Fall Term Enrollment Seen at 5100
Miami University began classes for the new session with school officials projecting an enrollment of about 5100 students. The start marks the return of students to campus in Oxford.
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Miami U
Miami University
Economic Discontent Tagged Top Dem Issue
Indianapolis reports Democratic leaders frame economic discontent as the decisive issue for winning a Democratic Congress in November. National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell calls the economy the basic voter choice, while Indiana chair Paul Butler highlights wage earner and farmer security as key. Illinois chair James Ronan notes a trend among farmers opposing Eisenhower era policies tied to farm price supports and unemployment.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Stephen A. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Paul Butler
Indiana
Mitchells
James Ronan
Illinoois
Retained Antioch Professor who Joined Communists
Antioch College announces Professor Robert M. Metcalf will remain on the faculty despite admitting he was briefly a communist. President Samuel B. Gould said loyalty to the government and college was never in doubt and Metcalf left the party after recognizing the error. Metcalf testified before a House Un-American Activities Committee subcommittee in Dayton, stating he joined the Communist Party briefly in late 1945.
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Yellow Springs
Robert M. Metcalf
Antioch College
Metcalf
Samuel B. Gould
Communist Party
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Dayton
Pope Pius XII Not Seriously Ill Says Vatican Doctor
Vatican City AP report says Pope Pius XII suffers fatigue from overwork but is not seriously ill. Private physician Prof Riccardo Caleazzi Liasi notes no recurrence of prior hiccups and says Niehans is in Switzerland while the pope prepares to receive a medical conference at Cant residence.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Cant
Riccardo Caleazzi-Liasi
Paul Niehans
Rome
Niehans
Switzerland
Court-Martial To Hear POW Testimony In San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas GP Cpl Claude Batchelor to testify at a general court martial on charges of collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners while in a Communist camp. He was among two American POWs who stayed with Korea’s Communists before returning home.
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San Antonio
Tex
Claude Batchelor
Hig
Texas
Korea
Edward Dickenson
Joel Westbrook
Butch Éor
Batchelor
Police Station Looted in Hawthorne Break-In
Thieves crawled through a window of an uncompleted Hawthorne police station yesterday and stole $25 worth of electrical equipment. The structure, to be dedicated next month, is Hawthorne's new police facility.
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Hawthorne
Calif
Motorist Killed in Dayton Collision
Arthur A. Griffith, 29, of Dayton died when his car struck a utility pole last night. The crash occurred on a city street, and authorities said Griffith was the sole occupant of the vehicle.
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Dayton
Arthur A. Griffith
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