Eisenhower Sees Gains For Regime In Fight Against Reds
President Eisenhower praised Western alliances and measures like the Manila pact and new defense links as advances against communism. He argued for UN-led peace efforts, unity of free nations, and a strong deterrent military force while warning that Kremlin aims threaten lasting peace.
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Moscow
Peiping
Eisenhower
Manila
Truman
Stevenson
Kansas City
Congress
America
United Nations
Thenanah Ewame Athae Avaiinkla Sarongs
Svarse
Free World
Kremlin
Pig Willine
Eisenhower backs Ives in New York gubernatorial race
President Eisenhower urged Republican workers that electing U S Senator Irving M Ives as governor is crucial for the GOP. He toured New York City with Governor Dewey and campaign aides to rally support amid polls showing Ives trailing.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
U. S
Irving M. Ives
GOP
Protran
Hoel Roosevelt
Ives
Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Juror Seated at Sheppard Trial Faces Sex Questioning
Prospective jurors in the Samuel H. Sheppard trial were quizzed about potential bias on sexual matters. Defense asks if jurors would convict for lack of evidence while probing reactions to Susan Hayes and a claimed intimate past with Sheppard. The questioning highlighted concerns over seduction rumors and their influence on verdicts.
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Steves
Adams
Samuel H. Sheppard
Garmone
Quy
Susan Hayes
Mr. Orenstein
William J. Corrigan
Defen Ceunsel
Corrigan
Bay Village
Cleveland Press
Sam Sheppard
Orensien
Fred W. Garmone
Mise Hayes
Dr. Sheppard
California
Auto Pins Boy Eight After Collision Outside Home
Eight year old Joseph Foster Greene of 155 Chestnut Street was pinned under a passing auto for about 15 minutes yesterday at 5 10 p m. He suffered head and groin injuries from the crankcase and was hospitalized in fair condition at St Vincent’s. The driver, Mrs Worthington, was arrested on a charge of violating the date auto law. Patrolman Stephen Martin is investigating the accident.
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Joseph Foster Greene
Michael Greene
Chestnut Street
St Vincent's
Worthine
Iata Nobre
Presse
Edward
Carex
Aca
Pelee
Western Europe defense union faces Saar obstacle
Seven nations back a West European defense union as talks continue. The Saar dispute blocks quick agreement with Mendes France insisting on a Saar settlement before any rearmament approval. Adenauer seeks a bipartisan German stance while Bonn leaders discuss economic coordination with France amid plans for a West European arms framework.
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Saar
Mendes-France
Adenauer
Bonn
France
Bresch
London
West Germany
Italy
United States
Europe
French National Assembly
Erich Ollenhamer
Karl Mommer
Bundestag
Mommer
Paris
Germany
West European Union
Third Marriage Ends for Movie Actress Jane Wyman
Hollywood report states actress Jane Wyman and her husband musical director Fred Karger have separated after their third marriage failed. Wyman says there will be no reconciliation, citing repeated arguments and separations.
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Hollywood
Jane Wyman
Fred Karger
Miss Wyman
Pickets March at Wrecking Job Outside Bridgeport Brass
Pickets stand outside the Bridgeport Brass plant at Crescent avenue and Willard street to protest the Consolidated Building and Wrecking Company as work continues on a demolition project. Local 665 Laborers union says the action targets the wrecking firm, not the Brass union, and production remains unaffected.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Brass Company
Harold Dow
Crescent Avenue
Willard Street
East Main Street
AFL
Brass Union
Bridgeport
Wrecking Company
Connecticut
Dow
AFL Brass Workers Union
Ermin J. Nobih
Laborers Union
Six Polio Cases Reported in New Milford
Six polio cases in New Milford prompt suspension of all athletic events while gamma globulin supplies meet town needs. Dr James Hart of the State Health Department may confer today on the situation as Salk serum inoculations were given last May and June to 69 second graders, though none of the affected youth received injections.
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James Hart
State Department of Health
Stevens
New Milford
Filly Blotto Narrowly Fails at Delaware Park
Blotto the filly led for half a race at Delaware Park but faded to finish second. Her place payoff was 212.69 dollars for a two dollar wager, while a win would have paid 753.50 dollars.
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Wilmington, Dell
Delaware Park
Blotto
British Censorship Threatens Shakespeare on TV
A British broadcasting expert warned that censoring crime and violence on television could curb Shakespeare on screens. Enid Love of BBC testified to a U S Senate subcommittee that banning crime or violence would bar classics while noting violence on screen can be depicted with nuance. She argued that TV alone cannot cause or cure delinquency, and that censorship misses artistic purpose. Robert Hinckley of ABC countered that no public agency should censor TV and that delinquency arises at home, not from programming.
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Washington
Enid Love
Brrth Broadcasting Corporation
Senate
BBC
Cad
Shakespears
Biss Love
Britain
Robert H. Hinckier
American Broadcasting Company
Hinckley
Queen Elizabeth II sails as strike disrupts British ports
London dispatch reports Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth II as dockers strike paralyzes major ports. Tugmen, delaying departure to honor the queen, vow to decide on actions after escorting her to sea amid a 33,000-strong work stoppage affecting 298 ships and goods worth millions.
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London
Turmen
Queen Elizabeth
Southampton
Britain
New York
United States
Canada
Cherbourg
Queen Elizabeth II
Lancashire
Liverpool
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada Dock
Buckingham Palace
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Birkenhead
Hull
Garston
Rochester
Winston Churchill
Board of
Jail Term For Auto Theft In City Court
Gerald Keyes, 23, of Father Panik village, received four months in jail from Judge D Harold Cotter after pleading guilty to taxing a motor vehicle without the owner's permission. James Phillips, 58, of 65 Tasler Drive, who rode in the stolen car, faced breach of the peace charges as the vehicle was stopped by Greenwich police.
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Gerald Keyes
Father Panik Village
D. Harold Cotter
P. T. Barnum Project
Cotter
James Phillips
Tasler Drive
Hewes
Greenwich
Murray Calls Congress to Distinguish Security Risks
Rep. Murray urged Congress revise the Federal employe security program to separate suspected subversives from those removed for other suitability concerns. He and Rep. Rees favor codifying loyalty and suitability rules into law, with a Civil Service report to guide hearings.
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Washington
Murray
D-Tenx
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Pep Rees
R-yan
House
Congressiena
Rees
Congress
Heartines
Civil Service Commission
United States
Eisenhower
Bank official charged in fake loan scheme in Philadelphia
Edward B. McCall a trusted 26 year bank employee was charged with approving fake loans totaling 250000 and using 45000 for wine women and song. He faced fraudulent conversion charges and 10000 bail after arraignment before Judge Curtis Bok with 160 loans involved.
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Philadelphia
Girard Trust and Corn Exchange Bank
Edward B. McCall
McCall
Irance
Curtis Bok
Oficials
Democrats Scan Absentee Vote List At Hartford Clinic
Hartford, Oct. 21. More than 100 Democratic lawyers attended a statewide election clinic and were told to monitor absentee ballots in the November election. Williams S. Gordon Jr. warned legal action against those who vote absentee while not away from the state, citing past illegal ballots in Fairfield County and urging names of ballot applicants to prevent illegal casting.
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Hartford
Clnic
Williams S. Gordon, Jr
Wethersfield
Fairfield County
Gordon
Fire in Foundry Sparks Dense Smoke Over Black Rock
A fire of undetermined origin started in a sound blasting machine at Fearless Aluminum Foundry Inc on 35 Andover Street at 2 28 pm today. Heavy smoke covered the Black Rock area. The blaze was controlled by 2 33 pm after five minutes. Firemen responded from Box 2533 at Albion and Spruce streets.
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Fearless Aluminum Foundry Company, Inc
Andover Street
Black Rock
Albion
Spruce Streets
Parking Ban Planned On Shore Road Near Bedford Estate
Westport, Oct 21. Frederick T. Bedford files a complaint leading state police to seek three no parking signs on Shore road Route 136 in front of the Bedford estate. Bedford calls the area near Bedford Point hazardous for parked cars and a popular fishing spot for sportsmen. He has permitted fishing from his property.
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Westport
Frederick T. Bedford
Shore Road
Greens Farms
State Highway Department
Bedford Estate
Bedford
Bedford Point
Parkes
Fifth Well Added by Hydraulic Co in Shelton
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co completes a five well project in Indian Well State Park Shelton near the Housatonic River to meet rising water demand. The final well delivers up to 3,000,000 gallons daily and water is pumped 550 feet uphill to Trap Falls reservoir. Public Utilities Commission reviews a proposed rate increase of 630,000 dollars annually amid changing customer use.
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Bridgepur Hydraulic Company
Indian Well State Park
Shelton
Housatonic River
Samuel P. Senior
Senior
Trap Falls Reseroir
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Zoners Resign as Officials Face Violations
The zoning board resigns effective October 27 after about six violations, with action stalled as contact with Mr Bruns fails. First Selectman Harry E Hull will chair today’s special session. The board’s remaining members are Joseph Baccicchi, Joseph Brunetti, Andrew T Bloomer Jr, Patrick F O Keefe, and William Sloughter.
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Andrew T. Bloomer, Jr
Patrick F. O'Keefe
William Sloughter
Banker Warns Against Hearing Rate Increase Hints
A consultant told Arkansas state commission members not to heed hints favoring a rate rise. He warned power company officials that pursuing a higher rate could "kill the goose that lays the golden egg."
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State Commission
Arkansas
Commission
Power Company
Kaiser Granddaughter Birth in Amarillo District
The granddaughter of the late Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany gave birth to a five pound ten ounce girl in Amarillo Texas. The child was named Kaira Alexandrine Harris by former Crown Princess Cecilia of Hohenzollern now American citizen and wife of an Amarillo interior decorator. Father Clyde Garris met Cecilia in Germany during World War II and later married her in their family castle on June 21, 1949.
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Amarillo
Texas
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Cecilia of
Hohenzollern
Kaira Alexandrine Harris
Clyde Garris
Pricess Cecilia
Connecticut tour scouts state industrial potential
A two day conference touring eastern Connecticut mills and plants highlighted diversification needs and the adaptability of textile mills to other industries. Delegates from Bridgeport and New York joined sponsors and chamber officials visiting sites from Groton to Norwich and Willimantic, with Governor Lodge addressing luncheon guests.
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Connecticut State Development Commis‘on
New Diaxen Railroad
Ne Central Vermort Raiiges
Connecticut Light and Power Company
The
Connecticut Power Company
Danielson [Industrial Foundation
Chambers of Commerce of
Greater New London
Norwich
Pelham
Rockville
Willimantic
Chambers of Commerce
Thompson
Governor Lodge
Connecticut
New London
Windham
Tolland
New York
Boston
W. B. W. Smith
Elwyn V. Chester
Pierson and
South
Samford
Sidney A. Edwards
State Development Commission
Leroy Jones
Commission
Percy E. Benjamin
New Haven Railroad
Robert Thomas
Central Vermont Railway
Robert P. Lee
CL and P
Richard O'Donnell
Industrial Foundation
New Jersey
New Haven Railroad Club
Mohican
Groton
Preston
Lisbon
Plainfield
Danielson
Trumbull
Dow Chemical Company
Ledyard
F. W. Sickles Company
Grosvenordale Mill
Putnam Mi
University of Connecticut
Nathan Hale
Vernon
Lebanon
Waterford
Minterburne Mills
W National Printing
Gardiner Hall, Jr
South Willington
American Screw Company
American Woolen Company
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Jacobus Jonker
MBP
Opiesitn
Larcadon
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Waterloo Station
Princess Anne
Princess Margaret
Winthrop Aldrich
Sir Winston Churchill
Frather
Wrecking Job
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Rep
B. L. Livingstone
Hydraulic CO
Kaiser
Faruon
Conlin
ELM Street
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Dgren Fuel CO
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