Red Plan For Atoms Foreseen
United Nations delegates anticipate Andrei Vishinsky presenting new Soviet atomic proposals at the UN General Assembly. He may press for a ban on nuclear weapons and seek control over an international atomic agency, while signaling a cautious approach to Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei Vishlinsky
UN General Assembly
Vishinsky
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Viskinsky
Man Held For Abduction And Slaying
Sioux City police say they have the right man in the abduction and slaying of 8 year old Jimmie Bremmer. An itinerant salesman identified by Detective Lt. Harry J. Gibbons is being questioned though no charges have been filed. The suspect denies knowledge of the boy’s death and admits talking with him the night he disappeared. The body was found in a pasture four miles from the Bremmer home by three highway maintenance workers after a month long search.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Jimmie Bremmer
Harry J. Gibbons
Jimmie
Joseph Bremmer
Coast Guard Probes Lake for Missing Man Donald Spieker
Coast Guardsmen searched Lake Erie near Lorain after Donald Spieker 37 disappeared from a 22 foot speedboat on Tuesday. Witnesses Mr and Mrs Paul Traxter saw him lean over the side and slip into the water as the boat’s motor remained running.
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Lorain
Ohio
Coast
Donald Spieker
Lake Erie
Paul Traxter
Spieker
Coast Guard
Hunter's Wife Bags Partridge at Home
DETROIT LAKES Minn Lyle Davis hunted in rain for partridges and found one prepared for dinner on the dinning table after it flew through a window. Mrs Davis did the rest. MAN ELECTROCUTED Dayton Ohio Ora L Eikenberry 66 electrocuted while working on a furnace at his home. Coroner ruled death accidental.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Lyle Davis
Detroit
Davis
Dayton
Ohio
Af —Ora L. Eikenberry
Robert Zipf
Drunks Duel With Pistols At Close Range In Richmond
RICHMOND Ky. Two men Mack Drivers and James White dueled with pistols at less than four paces yesterday. Both escaped bodily harm but were fined $10 and costs for being drunk. Police Chief Carl Newland reported the incident.
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Richmond
Carl Newland
Mack
James White
Marta
Juke Box Monopoly Sparks Ban Talk at Ohio Hearing
Rep George H Bender warned that juke box unions and operators may form a nationwide monopoly risking a ban on music boxes The hearing by the House Subcommittee on Labor Racketeering heard FBI and FTC probes into possible trade restraints Witnesses alleged the Juke Box Operators Association and AFL Vending Machine Service Employes Union suppress independents and force market control One distributor testified about machines being restricted and a dynamite bomb left on a front lawn in a related intimidation claim
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Ohio
Seys
Bender
House
FBI
Federal Trade Commission
Wweskaw TF Uwradaewan
George George
Phonograph Merchants Association
AFL Vending Machine Service
Richard Clause
Chardon
AFL
Clause
Joseph Blumetti
Youngstown
The
Union
Eft
Snow Falls In Rockies Report Across the Nation
Weather across the United States varied from cool and snowy in the Rocky Mountain region to hot and humid in the Southwest. Snow covered parts of Montana Wyoming and Idaho with two inches in Laramie Wyoming. Temperatures dipped below freezing in some areas while New York forecast cloudy skies for the World Series second game and highs in the 70s elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
New York
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Laramie
Wyo
August Strikes at Low Level in US Labor Stats
The Labor Department reports a low level of strike activity in August with 550 strikes idling about 300,000 workers for 3,375,000 man days. The figures are well below last year and the World War II to date average.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sergeant Provo to be retried for treason after appeals ruling
Baltimore report says John David Provoo former Army staff sergeant will be retried likely early next year on treason charges while a POW in World War II. A new warrant charging treason was issued with federal indictments expected before the Oct. 18 grand jury.
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Baltimore
John David Provoo
U. S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
George Cochran
Federal District’ Court
Doub
Aaron Burr
Provoo
Burton C. Thomson
Swea City
Iowa
Gregory F. Noonan
U. S. District Court of Appeals
New York
Maryland
Amy
Utility Rate Revision Advocated at Ohio League Meeting
Columbus AP report quotes Cleveland Mayor Celebrezze urging Ohio to revise an antiquated rate base formula used by utilities. He says current method overcharges municipalities by about 50 million dollars yearly and hides true utility profits, undermining local bargaining.
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Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
David RB. Goldthorpe
Public Utilities Commission
Rain Weather Grounds World Series Game in New York
Clouds fog and light drizzle lowered the field for the second World Series game in New York. The Giants and Indians faced unsettled skies with a chance of late showers or thunderstorms. A 70 degree temperature was forecast as play was expected to continue despite the somber conditions.
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TRIBE
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
Church Study Finds Inadequacies In Parochial Help
A six month study by 57 Dayton churches and 12 social agencies finds churches out of step with changing family needs and sometimes delivering insufficient ministry. It urges educating the public about church and community services. NEWSMAN DIES Charleston veteran newspaperman William H. McGinnis, 63, staff writer for the Charleston Gazette since 1928, dies.
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Dayton
Charleston
W. Va
JPI
William H. McGinnis
The
Charleston Gazette
New York
Army boosts combat troops and orders on Redstone missiles
The Army announced broader combat divisions by converting five training units into combat divisions and extending overseas rotation plans. It also awarded Chrysler a 160.6 million dollar contract to produce M48 tanks, renewing an earlier order and continuing at the government-owned Newark tank plant.
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Washington
I Ita
Ita
Ela«hower
Robert “P. Stavens
Gem
Matthew Fi. Ridgway
Vhief
Waft
Fontaila
Redatone
Fiiissiie
Army
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Newark
Lael
Indochina Aid Fund Activation Reports US French Plan
Washington and Paris announce a new billion dollar program to support free Indochina. The communiqué outlines phased French troop reduction, slow security handover, and US aid totaling about 385 million dollars yearly to Viet Nam Cambodia and Laos.
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Washington
United States
France
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Paris
McCarran Rites Set for Nevada Senator
Arrangements completed today for Catholic burial rites Saturday for Sen. Pat McCarran 74 D Nev who died Tuesday night A congressional delegation will attend the funeral Pontifical mass at the cathedral at 10 30 a m Saturday An Invocation with remarks from senators and benediction by Bishop K R J Dyer of Reno was to be held at 1 p m in the state building McCarran a veteran of 22 years in the Senate will be buried Saturday afternoon in the family plot here
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Pat McCarran
D-Nevi
KR. J. Dyi#r
State Building
McCarran
Senate
Reds Claim Nationalist Raids Harm Civilians
The Communist radio in Fukien reported that Nationalist bombardment of Armoy caused many casualties among civilians. It said Quemoy’s sky was heavy with smoke after direct hits on ammunition dumps and dockyards last week.
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Yong Kong
Armoy
Fukien
Quemoy
Manslaughter Charge After Fatal Bicycle Collision
Theodore Means Jr an 11 year old boy was killed when an automobile struck a bicycle he rode in a luggage carrier Ray Worth 12 was injured the driver Harry J Duttle 54 of Dayton Kentucky was charged with manslaughter reckless driving and driving under the influence of liquor
Former OSU Students Indicted for Burglary
Two former Ohio State University students, Robert Van Dyke of Canton and Robert Lee Finlay of Columbus, were indicted for burglary and grand larceny. They allegedly took $6000 worth of equipment from WOSU studio on August 23. Professor Dr George Harrison Shull, Princeton University botanist and corn hybrid developer, died Tuesday. A 32 year old man, Allen Glock, was killed when hit by a car near his Palestine home.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Robert van Dyke
Canton
Robert Lee Finlay
WOSU
Princeton
Sn.i
George Harrison Shull
Princeton University
Killetd
Greenville
Ghie
Twt
Allen Glock T
Palestine
Aus
German Arms Prospects Brighten by Compromise
Western nations near a compromise on West German rearmament after talks in London. Adenauer expects a conclusion tonight while French leaders seek progress. Aims include ending occupation, joining a new alliance, and NATO oversight of armaments with European controls.
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London
Ning Western Nationa
Konrad Adenauer
Ace
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Branting Adenauers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Italy
Belgiar
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Christmas Miracle for Leukemia Girl in Iowa
Linda Cargill, a 7 year old in Bettendorf, Iowa, with leukemia, enjoys an early Christmas as Santa visits the family home. Neighbors send gifts and a parakeet in a cage, while her parents shield her from the reality of her prognosis and possible hospitalization on Christmas.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
Linda
Lyoung
Linda Cargill
Santa Claus
Santa
Hubert Cargill
Robert
Tommy
Segregation Case Slated For Appeal
NAACP efforts to end school segregation face a federal judge’s ruling blocking immediate action. Ohio focus centers on Hilliboro with John L. Francis stating shock at the judge’s decision while Delaware Governor J Caleb Boges seeks peaceful solutions amid white family boycotts against integration of 11 Negro students at Milford High School.
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Associated
S Rens
Delaware
Columbus
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Hilleboro
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Start of Greenup Dam Scheduled for Friday
Ground breaking for the $5 million Greenup Dam will take place Friday in Greenup Kentucky. The project aims to complete in five years and replace four obsolete structures. Rep Tom Jenkins of Ironton will attend the ceremony which also marks the start of a $2 million preliminary project.
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Greenup
Ohio River
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
Burn Victim Dies in Phoenixville After Gasoline Attack
Phoenixville Pennsylvania farmer Semon Bojeck died from burns suffered when a man allegedly drenched him with gasoline and set it alight. Bojeck, who spoke through interpreters, would name his assailant only if certain of his safety, and he died in a local hospital without identifying the attacker.
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Phoenixville
Semon Bojeck
United 1949
Bojeck
Lonesome Pup Triggers Police Call In Welland
In Welland Ontario a one month old boxer named Mugs caused a scare when he knocked the phone off the hook and whimpered. A telephones operator heard distress sounds and alerted police. Constable William Calder found the puppy in a shop six miles north of town.
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Welland
William Calder
Here
Marion Prison Branch to Relieve Overcrowding
Columbus reports overcrowding at Ohio Penitentiary eased by transferring 200 inmates to the Marion Training School by mid October. The prison houses about 5000 of a 12506 capacity. Training school becomes a branch of the penitentiary until construction finishes in late 1955 or early 1956. Reformatory inmates move between Mansfield and Marion as needed.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion
John D. Porterfield
Ohio Division of Hygiene and Corrections
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Reformatory
Porterfield
M. C. Koblentz
Division of Corrections
Ohio
Chiropractic group seeks restudy of state exam results
The Ohio Chiropractic group asked the State Medical Board to reexamine the June state examination after 59 candidates all failed. They cited possible poor schooling and treatment inadequacies as factors and asked the board to check for grading errors.
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Cy. Umbus
Ohio Chimne
Ohio State Medical Board
Apparition on Rock Traced to Curtains Evidence
State police say the eerie figure seen on a rock behind a Mount Carmel home drew thousands of onlookers but was traced to curtains in the nearby residence. Mrs Taft improves after bladder ailment.
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Mount Carbo
Nears
Taft
Cincinnati
Martha Tatt
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