Question on seating China at UN shelved for 1956
The United Nations General Assembly voted 42 to 9 32 to shelve the issue of seating Communist China until 1956. Molotov urged granting Red China share of seats in a conciliatory note, while the U S position favored delaying action. Indonesia and several nations opposed or abstained. The agenda for the 10th session was set for review by the steering committee.
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UN General Assembly
Enlal
China
Russia
V. 3
Molootov
U.S
Cal
Joveard Molotov
Peiping
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Sina
Utting
Britain
Indonesia
Burma
Carchoslovakia
Denmark
India
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Soviet Ukraine
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Israel
Molotov
Ohio Axle Tax Refund Petition in Common Pleas Court
Ohio truckers seek refunds of axle mileage tax claiming illegality and nonuniform application. They ask the court to restrain the Ohio Reciprocity Board from canceling reciprocity pacts with 20 states while state tax officials plan to deny refunds and pursue further court action on constitutional grounds.
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Solumbus
Ohio
Michigan
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Common Pleas
Stanley J. Bowers
State Supreme Court
Bowers
Mexico Counts Hilda's Toll After Floods and Deaths
Mexico City reports the death toll from Hurricane Hilda and flooding along the Panuco River at 166 dead with about 1000 injured and 100 missing. Tampico suffers severe damage as floodwaters submerge docks and rail yards, leaving thousands homeless.
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México City
Mexico
Panuco River
Gulf
Tampico
Baby Marcus Abduction Sparks Multicounty Search
Officers in three counties hunt for three day old Robert Marcus snatched from a hospital crib in San Francisco. A blonde woman described as 25 to 40 years old, 5 feet 6, 130 to 160 pounds, reportedly sought warm milk for the infant in San Jose and Novato locations while the mother and family mourn.
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Sanford Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
San Francisco
San Francis
Robert Marcus
Mt. Tion Hospital
Sanford’ Marcus
San Jose
Henrietta Guerrera
Guerrera
Mex Guerrera
Downown
Marin County
Ruth Haugan
Novato
Londe
Hanna Marcus
Holland
England
Dr. Marcus
Philadelphia
Grandma Myrtle Power Hits 3000 Club Names to 3000 Hit Club
New York New Jersey Dixie baseball sage Myrtle Power keeps a perfect batting run on The $12,000 Question identifying six MLB players with 3000 hits. She correctly named Cap Anson Tris Speaker Honus Wagner Eddie Collins Nat and Paul Waner as the seven who reached the milestone.
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New York
Myrtle Power
Dixie
Hal March
CBS
Ty Cobb
Cap Anson
Stew Power
Patrick J. Keough
St. Louis
Keough
Greal Lakes Carbon Corp
Foster teen charged in double slaying faces hospital hold
Preble County youth Kenneth, a high school junior, faces charges for the slaying of foster parents Harold Bowman 49 and May Bowman 46 and setting their car on fire near West Alexandria. He was ordered held 30 days for psychiatric evaluation as authorities examine motive and method.
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Preble County
Roy E. Bushong
Everett Fahrenholz
Preble ‘County
Kenneth
Harold
May
Ohio
Alexandria
Dayton
Bowman
Kenne
Prosecution Witness Beaten During Murder Trial
Mrs Mabel Lynch a key prosecution witness described two intruders beating her as she entered the Leo Carey trial scene at Crosley Field Cincinnati The attack interrupted a Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves game with fans watching power in the kitchen where her husband was away Upstairs neighbor aided her to a doctors office for treatment of cuts and bruises during the disturbance
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Chardon
Leo Carey
Cincinnat
Iurder
Milwaukee Braves
Crosley Field
John
Mamie Bradley
Chicago
Emmett Til
Memphis
Tenn
Stassen Foresees Bright Future for Atomic Energy
Harold E. Stassen, addressing the 32nd annual meeting of the Associated Trade Groups of America, predicted hopeful advances in atomic energy within ten years. He cited civilian power and long-range flight as examples, urging peaceful use and warning against a path leading to total destruction.
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Harold E. Stassen
America
Stassen
E. World
Military Chiefs Claim U S Leads Reds in Atomic Arms Race
Washington sources report that U S military chiefs believe the United States holds a one round lead over Russia in atomic arms and can maintain it until 1960. A Killian report to Eisenhower is with advisers as the White House and agencies pursue weapon design and production amid a major mobilization effort.
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Washington
Russia
Tony
White House
Defense Departments
Eisenhower
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Techology
Asenhower
Wi Fraser
Cole
Nielsen
Einenhower
Denver
Aksel
Snyder
Weil
Murray Snyder
House
Business gains status under Eisenhower say Ohio senator
Senator Bender of Ohio told a national convention that business has become an integral part of government under the Eisenhower era. He recalled a past distrust by experts and said the administration now regards businessmen as essential participants in national policy.
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Unn
Bender
Ohio
Eisenhower
Sott Water
United States
Washington
Fire Sweeps 4 H ouses Killing 8
Wind from Seemed crept through York's Coney Island amusement park early today killing eight people and injuring fifteen others. Firefighters rescued several as the blaze followed a earlier bathhouse fire seven blocks away. Authorities noted the two fires raised suspicion of a link while the middle class residential area, heavily populated by Italian residents, faced a chaotic scene as firefighters fought stubborn flames.
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New York
Semee
York
Coney Island
Coney” Island
West Berlin Nervously Watches East German Deal
West Berlin authorities react to a Russian East German treaty signed in Moscow. Ulbricht and Soviet leaders announce the pact aims to restore Communist control and curb West Berlin, while East Berlin says joint centers over air links are ended though Allied traffic remains controlled.
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West Berlin
Moscow
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Cretary
Wungar
Grotewohl
Democratic Repub
East Berlin
West Germany
Rinaiwd
Bank Holdup Near West Virginia Town Ends in Arrest
Two armed masked men robbed the Harrison County bank at 11 45 am Monday forcing three officials and three customers into the vault and fleeing in a stolen car with cash. A passerby freed the hostages. a large pursuit used 19 state cars and two airplanes before an arrest was made.
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Urimnerty
Veing
West Virginia
Gailpsl
Aheriff George
Libby Tanaks
Ote
O'Flaherty
Ported Tn
Mason
Sherif
Pian
Patrick Francis
Gillen
Harison County
Bank i
Army Studies Younger Men In Draft Reform Push
The government considers draft rule changes to enlist younger men as uniforms evolve. Officials say reforms aim to ease older rural conscripts into reserve roles, with a shift to inducting older age groups last and a focus on the average draftee around 23 to 25. The plan includes a gradual rollout and comment period amid debates on efficiency and fairness.
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J. W. Milam Arate
Roy
Milam
Chicago
Bryant
Chatham
Wright
Land Office Scandal Faces Adictions and Theft Conspiracy
Houston reports fifteen indictments against six men in a city land case. Officials allege conspiracy and theft connected with land dealings. The case centers on fraudulent schemes within the land office.
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Houston
Tex
Sandal
Benson Says Demos Left Farm Problem
A 7 line fragment recalls Benson accusing Democrats of leaving farm problems unsolved. He blames postwar inflation and price supports, cites Eisenhower era policy, and criticizes inflationary rhetoric. The piece mentions farm prices, relief efforts, and political blame for agricultural troubles.
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Demos
Today's Chuckle Nause of a One-Cylinder Man
A humorous line about the oddity of a single cylinder engine man.
Olds Resigns to Lead Ohio Wildlife Division
Nashville Tennessee.the Tennemer Gi fand Fish Commission submitted resignation yesterday effective Oct. 10 to become chief of Ohio's Division of Wildlife. Hayden W. Olds, an Ohio native and Bowling Green State University graduate, takes the post.
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Tenn
the Tennemer Gi Fand Fish Commission
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
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Bowling Green State University
No Americans Freed Today
Hong Kong border officials report no Americans released today from Red China. Dilmas T. Kanady of Houston, the sole civilian freed so far, was imprisoned in Shanghai in 1961 on tax evasion and currency charges. The Reds had promised more exits and up to five years detention for others, with several expected to depart by ship to Hong Kong or Japan.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Japan
Detective Faragher Leads Hunt After Partner's Slaying
Detective Tomas Faragher supervised a daylong manhunt for a wanted ex-con linked to the murder of his longtime partner Detective Walter Hart. Two suspects were detained including Lemuel Trotter, 28, who was seen with others prior to the shooting. A financial award and voting rights dispute involving Randolph County Board of Registration is also noted in the report.
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Luminnari
Tomas Faragher
Tme
Walter Hart
Jim
Farahger
Lemuel Trotter
Wae
Randolph County Board of Regis
Nuclear scientist urges disclosure of US atom stockpile
A West Virginia nuclear scientist asks President Eisenhower to reveal the size of the United States atomic arsenal. Dr Ralph E Lapp, formerly with a wartime agency, argues the stockpile would amount to several tons for every person on the planet, and could act as a potent deterrent.
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Hite Sulphur Springs
W.va
Eisenhower
Ralph E. Lappin
Mantan
Beckie
Rebels Installed Lonardi in Argentina as Peace Deal Reached
Argentine rebels declared a peace accord after a four day revolt and named Maj Gen Eduardo Lonardi provisional president. Peron’s fate remained undisclosed as loyalists ceded power and agreed to the rebels terms including surrender of a gunboat. Tanks and security forces surrounded Peronists in Buenos Aires as the junta announced the provisional government and Lonardi’s expected take over.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Ienation
Peron
Lonardi
Peron R
Lonard
Alianza
Nhl
Don Feduardo A. Lanardi
Evel Tom
Argent
Caphes Pn
Mixed Blessing Cited Against Rheumatism
Dr William M Jeffries of Cleveland Western Reserve University reviews six years of experience with adreno cortical steroids at the Ohio Academy of General Practice assembly. He notes these hormones relieve rheumatism but cause mixed side effects including sodium retention, potassium loss, increased blood clotting tendency, and nervous system excitability. Three newer steroids offer stronger anti rheumatic action but bring gastrointestinal disturbances.
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Yia
William M. Jeffries
Clevelands Western
Jeffries
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