Army Officer Dismissed From Service by Court
Lt Col Harry Fleming was dismissed from the Army and forfeits all pay after a court martial found him guilty of collaborating with communists as a prisoner of war in Korea. The 11 member panel deliberated 12 hours before sentencing, with witnesses present. Fleming, of Racine Wisconsin, announced he would appeal and vowed to continue fighting to clear his name.
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Harry Fleming
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Col. Fleming
Winds topples Belvedere Drive-In screen in Lake County
High winds toppled a giant screen at the Belvedere Drive-In in Painesville last night as spectators watched a feature. Management estimated damage at 18000 dollars and the theater was closed for the rest of the season.
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Painesville
Belvedere Drive- In
Lake County
Train car collision claims wife and injures husband
Mrs. Samuel J. Tribby, 45, of Avon Lake Ohio, was killed when her car struck a Nickel Plate railroad freight train on Route 76 south of Coshocton. Her husband, 47, was critically injured and taken to Coshocton County Memorial Hospital.
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Samuel J. Tribby
Avon Lake
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Here
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Coshocton County Memorial Hospital
Collision Kills Man in Route 747 Crash near Hamilton
A two car collision on Route 747 near Hamilton last night killed Edward J. Holstein, 45, of Hamilton. The accident remains under investigation with authorities on scene.
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Hamilton
Here
Edward J. Holstein
U S Charts Alternative Ways to Save Europe in War
Washington officials quietly draft defensive options for Europe if next week's London conference fails on a German arms plan. Three main paths emerge: peripheral defense basing plans in Britain, Spain, Italy, and the Middle East. direct German rearmament with a U S Britain treaty. and interim rearma ment with West German forces under sovereignty but with limits and ongoing political work toward a solution.
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Labor Chief Seeks Full Union Support At Steelworkers Meet
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged CIO United Steelworkers to give full support and confidence to the department. He said the Eisenhower administration aims to serve the mass of working people and that no one can achieve perfection every year. He called for labor’s understanding to help government act more effectively.
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Professional Burglars Arraigned in Columbus Case
Three men Henry Lee Carroll Paul F. Dewey and Theodore Albert were indicted on four counts each of burglary. Police described them as top professional safe crackers in Ohio and Indiana who were captured May 30 when attempting to crack a safe in a downtown store.
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Columbus
Ohio-Indiana
Henry Lee Carroll
Toledo
Paul F. Dewey
Cleveland
Theodore Albert
Cincinnati
Optimist stops woman from jumping in Bridgeport hotel
Bridgeport resident David Berliner, vice president of the Bridgeport Optimists Club, talked with a 49 year old woman at a hotel window ledge and pulled her to safety in about five minutes after preventing a suicide attempt.
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Conn
David Berliner
Berliner
Bridgeport Optimists Club
Army cites Thule base in Soviet radio propaganda
The Army says Russia targets American troops with radio broadcasts from Thule air base in Greenland as part of a broader red propaganda effort. A pamphlet on defense against enemy propaganda outlines white gray and black propaganda and notes Soviet use of a female announcer Moscow Molly to influence troops.
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Eisenhower defends power policy on Northwest trip
President Eisenhower arrived in McNary Dam country for a 286 million dollar dedication and used a Missoula rally to defend his administration’s power program. He argued citizens should manage themselves rather than rely on distant officials, while Democrats attack the plan as a step backward. He planned Hollywood Bowl and AFL talks after the dam ceremony.
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Rhodes Seeks Legal Guidance On Pike Audit Fallout
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes asked Attorney General C William O Neill for advice on pursuing criminal or civil actions tied to his audit of the Ohio Turnpike Commission Rhodes a Republican governor candidate said the report alleges Turnpike Chair James W Shocknessy may represent two insurers writing about 50 million dollars in contracts Shocknessy and Governor Lausche called the report a character assassination Shocknessy denied representing United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co of Baltimore or Standard Accident Insurance Co of Detroit The Martin dale Hubbell Law Directory reportedly lists Shacknessy Summers Denton as counsel for the insurers
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Ohio
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Atty
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Shocknessy
Frank J. Lausche
United State Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Baltimore, Md
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Standard Accident Insurance Co
Detroit
Window Exit Leaves Man in Stitches
In Albuquerque John S Tarr exited through what he believed was a doorway but found a spotless window instead. Doctors required two stitches for his knee wound from the accident.
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Albuquerque
John S. Tarr
Missouri Prison Rioting Reported Linked to Mental Illness
Missouri authorities concluded a Tuesday night murder at Peters Grocery in Prattville resulted from the unbalanced mind of a McArthur novelty salesman William Frantz, 64. Frantz shot Mrs. Goldie Ruth Peters, set his car on fire, then killed himself, leaving letters suggesting persecution beliefs.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Thomas BE. Whitecotton
Clarence Diet
Eel
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Aea
Hugh Waggoner
State Patrol
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Walle
C .B. Potts
Harry Brigham
Jefferson Geary
Oscar Carrington
Ralph E. Eidson
Whitecotton
Jap Anger Over Death From Bikini Blast
Aikichi Kuboyama, 40, a Japanese fisherman aboard the Lucky Dragon, died in Tokyo hospital after exposure to radioactive ash from the Bikini atoll hydrogen bomb test. The incident, tied to the March 1 blast, heightens Japan’s anti US-test sentiment and comes as 22 other crew members remain hospitalized.
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U.S
Bikini
Aikichi Kuboyama
Japan
United States
Washington
Kuboyama
Dulles Addresses UN Assembly on World Issues
U S Secretary of State Dulles outlines American views on global problems at the Ninth UN General Assembly. He is expected to discuss Eisenhower’s world atomic pool proposal and topics including Indochina, the Pacific defense pact, and German rearmament as the Assembly prepares its agenda. The steering committee proceeds with agenda items, including Cyprus self determination.
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Negroes urged to seek admission and protest segregation
Hillsboro NAACP advised parents to send children to two white schools and bring them home if denied admission. Charlie Francis of the NAACP said this would avoid removal while the superintendent and school board would be blamed. The move followed a suit in Cincinnati federal court challenging a rezoning rule that would send most Black students back to Lincoln School, an all Negro facility, after Supreme Court action ended school segregation.
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National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Charlies Francis
Dayton
NAACP
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Compelling Reasons Prevent Candidacy Ansonia Alderman Run
Ansonia Connecticut Stephen Zuran declines the Republican nomination he won for alderman arguing he is not a registered Republican. He is also suing the Democratic candidate for mayor.
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Ansonia, Conn
Stephen Zuran
New Jersey Yankee Sees Dim Dixie Hospitality
Mrs. Margaret Berlow of Emerson New Jersey says she was unhappy with southern hospitality in Charlotte North Carolina after a youth offered help with her car then she found her billfold containing 70 dollars missing from her purse on the front seat.
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Yankee
Dixie
Charlotte
N.C
Margaret Berlow
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Iich
Lilly Dache Unveils Golden Leg Makeup and Hats
In New York designer Lilly Dache unveiled a fall collection featuring golden leg makeup and mauve, green and gold face powders. Dache models wore hats and costumes matched to hair color and the new cosmetics.
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Lilly Dache
Dache
Senators Move to Recall for McCarthy Censure Action
Senate leaders near a decision on recalling the chamber to consider a censure of Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin. A special committee aims to report Monday to set the basis for a pre election session possibly September 29 with Knowland and Johnson weighing timing.
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J. Mark Tree
Knowland
California
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Texas
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Flanders
R-Vi
Nixon schedules three Ohio appearances this week
Columbus reports Vice President Nixon will visit Ohio with three events on Wednesday October G. Ray C. Bilas says Nixon will breakfast at the Perry Hotel Toledo, lunch at the Carter Hotel Cleveland, and speak at the Mayflower Hotel Akron at 4 pm. He will meet with county party officials.
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Alican State
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Toledo
Carter Hotel
Cleveland
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Akron
Community with a Heart: Cherokee Nurtures Nigerian Student
Geoffrey Onuoha from Lagos, Nigeria, travels to Knoxville to study in Tennessee. Cherokee community in Grainger County raised funds and arranged support, with Morris Town College and U.S. Immigration Services aiding his entry and education costs. Onuoha will arrive at Knoxville Airport to be met by Cherokee friends assisting his transition in a town historically lacking Catholics and Black residents.
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Tenn
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Nigeria
Tennessee
Here
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Department of State
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cherokee Lake
Vic Weals
Knoxville Journal
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Five Year Old Killed In Youngstown Mishap
Five year old James McGuire was struck by a car and killed yesterday while returning from kindergarten in Youngstown. Marion Kittle, six, suffered a fractured skull in the same crash as the driver, a woman, said the children dashed into the street from between two parked cars.
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James McGuire
Terday
Kindergarden
Marion Kittle
Hicle
National Association Foremen elects new president
In Cincinnati delegates from 33 states attended the 31st annual gathering of the National Association Foremen. Malcom N. Kerschner of Middletown was chosen as the new president amid the proceedings last night.
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National Association
Malcom N. Kerschner
Middletown
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