UN Appeals For Big Four Talks Mount
UN members press for a high level meeting of the Western powers and Russia as the General Assembly nears the end of broad policy statements. Delegates urge Big Four talks to address Korea Palestine disarmament and Germany, with Iceland urging leaders to meet amid fears of atomic attack.
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Russia
UN General Assembly
France
Middle East
Korea
Palestine
Disarmament
Morocco-Tunisia
Germany
Austria
Korest
Iceland
Thor Thors
Eisenhower
Britain
Churchill
Georges Malenkov
Thors
America
French Urge Peace Talks on Indochina
Deputy Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann told the UN General Assembly that France seeks negotiated peace in Indochina with the Communists and would broaden the Korean conference to include India. He said unofficial signals from the Vietminh powers indicate willingness to negotiate an end to the war.
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United Nations
France
Indochina
Maurice Schumann
General Assembly
India
Asia
Sheriff layoffs impact deputy death benefit ruling
Franklin County prosecutor Frank H. Kearns asked the state industrial relations commission for a rehearing on a ruling that a sheriff must pay death benefits of a special deputy. Sheriffs statewide are revoking commissions to avoid payments. In Batavia Sheriff Clyde Dericks cut 200 Clermont County specials. Hamilton County Sheriff Dan Tehan said he would seek waivers from employers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank H. Kearns
Franklin County
State Industrial Relations Commission
Batavia
Clyde Dericks
Clermont County
Dan Tehan
Hamilton County
Ohio Highway Patrol Names New Inspector
Columbus Captain John W. Krichbaum has been named inspector of the Ohio State Highway Patrol succeeding A. C. Felty who retires November 15 to become director of the new state highway safety department. Col. George Mingle announced the promotion and said Krichbaum will take over duties.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Krichbaum
State Highway Patrol
A. C. Felty
Patrol
State Highway Safety
Krrchbaum
Col
George Mingle
You Owe Carrier Not The Messenger
A short advertorial note from The Athens Messenger urges prompt payment to the paper carrier to avoid delinquent accounts that could ruin weekly profits. It emphasizes paying carriers on time to prevent loss of earnings.
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Athens Messenger
Youth Waives Hearing For 1st Degree Murder
Roy Roger Schinagle a 19 year old Ohio Wesleyan University sophomore waived a preliminary examination on a first degree murder charge and was bound to the Wyandot County grand jury without bond. He confessed to killing Cynthia Pfeil a week earlier and appeared with his attorney and Sheriff at a justice court.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Ang
Roy Roger
Schinagle
Wyandot County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cynthia Pfeil
White Plains
Justice of the Peace
L. C. Schoenberger
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Meigs Gridder Polio Victim
Meigs County reports its 29th polio case from Middleport High School football squad. Larry Jacobs, 15, son of Clifford and wife, diagnosed at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis and moved to Children's Hospital Columbus. He trained with the team though not a regular starter and no season impact yet known.
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Jacobs
Middleport
Five Day Forecast Temperature Likely 1-3 Degrees Above Normal
The outlook calls for average temperatures 1 to 3 degrees above normal with normal highs 71 to 75 and lows around 53 to 52. Expect a cool Saturday and a warmer Monday. Showers are probable over the weekend and again Tuesday totaling about one inch.
Rita and Dick Haymes wed in Las Vegas ceremony
Rita Crooner and Dick Haymes married in a three minute ceremony in the Sands Hotel Gold Room Las Vegas. The bride, redhaired Rita declared she is married to the man she loves and will tour with him on his night club circuit. Their home base will be Connecticut and Philadelphia as plans.
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Nev
Rita
Clayworth
Dick Haymes
Philadelphia
Haymes
Grgéon'wich
Conn
Miss Hayworth
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Yasmine
Aly Khan
William C. Doherty
Legion urges talks on mothers appeals over repatriation
A Los Angeles Legion official urged National Commander Art Connell to push the government to fly to Korea to meet the mothers of 23 American prisoners listed by a communist envoy as having refused repatriation.
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Los Angeles
Korea
Harry Myers
Meat Packers Threaten Nationwide Walkout
AFL butchers union warns of an imminent strike against Swift Packing Co and potential spread to major meat firms. Patrick J. Gorman of the AFL amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen spoke to the convention, noting CIO Packinghouse Workers Union backing wage and benefit gains for about 200,000 workers. Swift employs 45,000 across 26 plants. strike action to be joined by CIO allies.
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ST. Louis
AFL Butchers' Union
Swift Packing Co
Patrick J. Gorman
AFL Amalgamated Meatcutters
Walker
AFL
CIO Packinghouse Workers
Gorman
Swift
CIO
Fifty Aboard Tug in Path Of Hurricane
The Coast Guard reported a tug and its 263 foot barge with about 50 crew aboard were trapped at the Mississippi River mouth as a hurricane, winds near 90 mph, moved toward New Orleans. The Margaret Roote and Herman B. could not enter or leave the river, while military airlift moved planes to inland bases from Mobile.
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Coast Guard
Mississippi River
Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Weather Bureau
Margaret Roote
Herman B
Southwest Pass
Herman
Miliary Air Transport Service
Mobile
Ala
Tinker Air Force Base
Okla
Kelly!’Afb
Texas
Dont Tell Roy Rogers Dont Tell Roy Rogers Dream Shattered
An 11 year old boy in Houston dreams of cowboy life but his boot quest ends in theft. A greasepaint blue posse questions him after a shop boot theft and he offers to return the boots if the tip is kept secret. The tale echoes Roy Rogers era legend.
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Houston
Tex
Roy Rogers
Mentor bus driver faces court over polio victim assault
Carl W. Kehl, 36, a Mentor school bus driver, pleads innocent to assault and battery after allegedly throwing Gail Wichert, a Mentor High School junior, from a bus during a scuffle last Friday. The 16 year old polio victim suffered partial arm injury and will be in court October 7.
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Painesville
Ohio
Mentor
Carl W. Kehl
Gail Wichert
Kehl
Charleston
W. Va
Uri
Herbert
Porter
W. W. Trent
County Saderin
Trent
Brent
Union Leader Urges Postal Rate Boost
The head of the AFL National Association of Letter Carriers urged the Eisenhower administration to seek a rise in the first class mail rate from 3 cents to 4 cents, expressing hope Congress will act with courage.
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ST. Louis
AFL National Association of Letter Carriers
Congress
Hunter Sights Lion North of Cincinnati
In Cincinnati area a squirrel hunter reported sighting a large lion northwest of the city. Police planned a search as they investigated the claim and the hunter, William Flueken, 39, insisted he was sober when he saw the big cat the previous Thursday.
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Cincinnati
William Flueken
Homeland
Rules Rift Blamed No Date Is Set
The Korean Repatriation Commission postponed the start of Hong Kong style prisoner interviews as part of the Allied Red repatriation effort. The delay, blamed on procedural issues, pushes the start to Thursday while the UN Command agrees to delay the 80 day interview window. The dispute centers on whether interviews should be individual or in groups of 25 and whether prisoners may refuse explanations. The neutral commission said arrangements for the interviews were incomplete.
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Panmuniom
Red
Speniic
Commission
Reds
India
Sweden
Switerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Thea
Full Inquiry Of Convert PWs Slated
The Defense Department said it will investigate how some former American POWs in Korea may have given false confessions or informed on fellow prisoners to gain favor with Red captors. Secretary Wilson stressed individual, fair inquiries to determine cases of duress and outcomes. He left open whether former prisoners released to the U.S. would be asked to testify.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Department
Willson
Wilson
United States
Atomic Bomb Alert Signals Civil Defense Drill in New York
New York City conducts a simulated atom bomb alert at 8 30 am with sirens and a 15 minute halt in most traffic. Citizens move to shelter areas as wardens direct pedestrians while trains planes and subways mostly continue operating. La Guardia airport clears in eight minutes with about seven thousand five hundred people.
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New York
Manhattan
Queens
la Guardia
State Wide News Briefs报道
BUS KILLS CHILD Anneliese Lind seven killed by trolley bus after darting from behind a parked car in Cincinnati. JAY-WALKER James Sanfield eighty three fatally injured by auto collision. BEGIN CONSTRUCTION At Abuts for eight million chemical plant to employ 50 to 100 workers Archer Daniels Midland will operate. FORESTERS ORGANIZE Snowden Chillicothe named Ohio Forest Industries Committee chair to push forestry conservation. TRAIN KILLS YOUTH Ravenna seven teen Robert Bailey killed by Erie Railroad passenger train at Windham.
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Anneliese, Lind
James Sanfield
Ashtabula
Ohio
Archer- Daniels-Midland Co
Columbus
George SL. Snowden
Chillicothe
Ohio Forest Industries Committee
Snowden
Ravenna
Robert Bailey
Erie Railroad
Windham
Hydrogen Bomb Danger Spurs Tax Cut Debate
Washington report notes a Senate clash over tax cuts and national defense amid fears of hydrogen bomb advances by the Soviet Union. Senators Hunt and Williams voiced split views during a three hour closed door National Security Council session on defense implications and tax policy.
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Sen. Williams
R-Del
Senate Finance Committee
National Security Council
Russia
Typhoon Devastates Hue Indochina Coastline
A powerful typhoon hit a 90 mile stretch of central Indochina with Hue bearing the heaviest damage. Officials estimated 90 percent of Hue’s 35 000 residents homeless and hundreds dead or missing as aid rushes to the stricken coast between Tourane and Quang Tri.
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Indochina
Jnhueh
Hue
American Economic Mission
South China Seacoast
Tourane
Quang Tri
Champion Cow Pansco Hazel Excellent Dies at 18
Whittier California announces the death of Pansco Hazel Excellent the world's champion milk producer who yielded 275000 pounds before retirement last winter She died Thursday at age 18 as dairymen note the long life mirrors many human years
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Whittier
Calif
Pansco Hazel Excellent
Ihiuman
Truman recalls Green role in 1934 VP nomination
In St Louis Truman recalled AFL President William Green influenced his 1934 vice presidential nomination. He described a breakfast where Green stated his organization supported Truman for vice president, and Truman affirmed his resolve to stay aligned with Green.
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AFL
Wiliam Green
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Chiraza
United States
Green
Franklin D Roosevelt
Ohio Newsmen Hear Seltzer Urges Local Reporting Return
Cleveland Press editor Loui B Seltzer told the Ohio Newspaper Assn to restore community level reporting at their annual convention. He said wire services and features crowd out local news and urged newspapers to get closer to the people. Athens Messenger publisher Gordon K Bush presided at noon. Patsburgh Post Gazette VP Herbert G Wyman spoke at lunch.
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Colembus
Ohio
Cleveland Press
Loui B Seltzer
Assn
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
AFL Approval Expected On No Raid Pact With CIO
The AFL convention moves toward a no raid pact with the CIO to bar organized groups from switching unions. The accord would bind AFL CIO unions for two years and seek arbitration for raid disputes. Approval hinges on both conventions in St Louis and Cleveland with key unions wary.
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CIO
ST. Louis
CFO
Afl-Cio
Cleveland
Novermber
Sistaz
Teamsters
Carpenters and
Pattern Makers
Gallipolis
Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Singer Paul Robeson Receives Stalin Peace Prize
In New York Harlem ceremonies Paul Robeson received a Stalin peace prize and a gold medal with a bound citation. Howard East presented the award, and Robeson said arrangements include a $25,000 prize to accompany the medal despite his passport denial by the State Department.
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New York
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Moscow
Harlem
Howard East
State Department
Youth found guilty in slaying of five in CANANDAIGUA
Tred Eugene 3h tants, as yiancan confessed killer of five, was found guilty Thursday of first degree murder by a state Supreme Court jury of 79 men and two women after deliberating more than 12 hours and recommended life imprisonment.
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Canandaigua
Eugene
Yiancan
State Supreme Court
Ife
Woman in Jail Seeks Brother In Confused Exchange
In Greensboro a woman asks jailer J E Lucas to identify her brother. She struggles with memory saying she has been married "since-seen him fast" and cannot recall his name or exact relationship, creating a puzzled exchange at the jail.
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Greensboro
N. C
J. E. Lucas
Lucas
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