CIO Officials Confer With Eisenhower on Labor Policy
CIO leaders including Walter Reuther James Carey and Allan Haywood met President elect Eisenhower at his New York headquarters to pledge support for his aims and to commit to opposing any moves to cut living standards or attack labor. The group outlined goals such as raising living standards controlling inflation and strengthening civil rights while backing pro labor congress members. They noted no proposal on a labor secretary but urged a devoted appointee. Also Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit met Eisenhower socially and India announced its Korea peace plan approval.
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New York
CIO
Eisenhower
Henry C. Fleisher
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
James B. Carey
Allan F. Haywood
Gen. Fisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Congress
Gen
Department of Labor
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
Emil Riere
Textile Workers
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Jacob 8. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
India
Stoddard Seeks Abolition of Ivy Vice Presidency
President George D. Stoddard urged the University of Illinois trustees to remove Dr. Andrew C. Ivy from the vice presidency in charge of Chicago professional colleges. He proposed naming Ivy a full or part time distinguished professor and department head, while Ivy pressed on with plans for a clinical study of the cancer drug krebiozen.
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Chicago
George D. Stoddard
University of Illinois
Andrew C. Ivy
Stoddard
Ivy
Krebiozen
University of Iowa
Gacuate College
Krebiazen
Stefan Durovic
U.S
College of Medicine
Stanley W. Olsen
Laborite Claims Atomic Stores Near U S Field in England
MP Tom Driberg says an American air force officer told him of tactical atomic bomb stores near the Wethersfield air base in southeast England, prompting road closures. A U S Third Air Force spokesman denied any discussion of atomic matters and called the subject classified.
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London
House of Commons
England
Tom Driberg
U.S. Air Force
Wethersfield
U.S. Third Air Force
Driberg
Third Air Force
Britain
Housing Loyalty Oath Authority Called Lacking
Washington INL The government declined to issue an order forcing veterans and others to sign loyalty oaths to buy housing built with federal aid officials cited lack of legal authority though the measure was ordered by Congress last June. About 60 percent of new housing could be affected and the VA says it only approves veteran housing.
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Washington
INL
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
HHFA
B. T. Fitzpatrick
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Public Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Agriculture Department
Defense
Department
Fitzpatrick
Pha
Eisenhower Names Wilton Persons and James Hagerty to White House Posts
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower selects Wilton B. Persons of Montgomery Alabama as special assistant to the President and James C Hagerty 43 former newspaper man and longtime Dewey aide as press secretary Hagerty previously served as acting press secretary and worked for the New York TimesEnemy as a legislative correspondent in Albany with his father James Hagerty editor of the Times
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New York
INS
Eisenhower
Europe
Wilton B. Persons
Montgomery
Ala
James C. Hagerty
Dewey
Persons
Army
Department of Defense
Ike
SHAPE
Paris
Republican National Committee
Arthur E. Summerfield
Haverty
iGev
France
Hagerty
Chicago Republlican
New York Times
Albany
James A. Hagerty
The
Times
Diet Deals Blow To Jap Premier
Tokyo reports the Japanese diet passed a no confidence resolution against cabinet member Hayato Ikeda by 208 to 201, threatening Premier Shigeru Yoshida's pro American government. The vote did not require the cabinet to resign, but it underscored party tensions and Ikeda offered to quit, which Yoshida rejected.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Hayato Tkeda
International Trade and Industry
Yoshida
Unus Aetor
Liberal Party
Tower House
Ikeda
Lifelong prisoner given OK to wed Iowa widow
Ernest Ole Lindquist, a 61 year old lifer pardoned for parole after 42 years in prison, can marry Addie Jackson the 67 year old Indianola widow who befriended him. The Nebraska parole board supervising his parole granted permission for marriage, with timing to be decided and arrangements to be coordinated with Lindquist’s supervising agent.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Parole Board
Indianola
Parole Board
Ernest “Ole” Lindquist
Addie Jackson
Lindquist
Fort Madison
Addie Thinks It's Wonderful About Parole Marriage
Addie Jackson said she thinks it is wonderful after the Town parole board granted permission for her to marry Ernest Lindquist, a 61 year old lifer. The couple plans to wed as soon as word is official, with Lindquist also confirming he thinks it is wonderful. Interview conducted at St. Joseph's hospital in Omaha by International News Service.
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Lindquist
Omaha
Carroll
Tom Runyon
William S. Beardsley
Jackson
Parole Board
Gov. Beardsley
Ole
INS
Addie Jackson
Ernest “Ole” Lindquist
International News Service
St. Joseph's Hospital
Winnie Judd Escapes From Arizona Hospital Again
Winnie Ruth Judd, 48, known as the trunk murderess, escaped from the state hospital for the insane in Phoenix after slipping through a sawed window screen Thursday night. It is her second escape this year from the facility where she has been confined since 1933 after killing two women in 1931 and shipping their dismembered bodies to Los Angeles.
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Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Winnie
Los Angeles
M. W. Conway
Taft Backs Two For Labor Post
Senator Taft has recommended that Clarence E. Manion of Notre Dame Law School or former Senator Danaher of Connecticut be appointed secretary of labor, a proposal learned Friday in Washington.
Airman attacks navy hoax on missiles report
Air Force Association head accuses Navy of staging a publicity stunt in September claiming combat use of guided missiles. He cites edited reports and outlines World War II unpiloted bombers, Mainbrace critique, and carrier vulnerabilities raised by Exercises and Navy magazine defenses.
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Washington
Arthur F. Kelly
Air Force Association
Navy
Air Force Magazine
Kelly
Air Force
Boxer
John F. Loosbrock
Loosbrock
Scandinavia
Lonsbrock
North Sea
Opening Step In Gang Boss Ouster Taken
Thomas Luchese a noted gang boss visited his attorney in New York to begin denaturalization proceedings. FBI agents served the notice, marking the first step toward deportation as Luchese faces charges over his naturalization. He had resisted public Crime Commission hearings but later appeared in private.
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New York
Thomas
Luchese
Louis D. Frohlick
U. S
Brooklyn
FBI
New York State Crime Commission
Sicily
Flushing
Iowa Faces Bitter Cold and Snow Outlook
A frigid outbreak drops Iowa temperatures to 16 below zero in parts as a high pressure system brings gusty winds. Snow is likely Friday night into Saturday with light accumulations, while highways are reopening after drifting and compacted snow. Temperatures may stay below normal for several days with highs near 20 degrees and lows dipping into single digits.
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Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa Highway Commission
Atlantic
Ames
Ogden
Narmal
Weather Bureau
Davenport
Sioux Rapids
Spencer
Holiday Mishaps Take 125 Lives
Associated Press reports 125 people died in traffic and other accidents over Thanksgiving. An unofficial survey notes 102 fatalities on streets and highways and 23 in miscellaneous mishaps between Wednesday 6 p.m. and Thursday midnight. Cold weather and icy roads reduced travel.
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Associated Press
Man Seeks Enlistment Claiming 91 Years Old
In Peckham England Arthur Sims told civil defense officials he wishes to enlist. He insisted the age limit is 100, but he is only 91, yet he wants to join for land service.
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Peckham
England
Arthur Sims
Civil Defense Headquarters
Sims
Plane crash near Tacoma kills crew and passengers
A C-54 from Alaska crashed in fog south of Tacoma, killing 36 of 29 aboard? The report lists seven crew, seven women and nine children among the dead, with two women in military service. Survivors include two airmen and an eight year old boy. The aircraft flew from Fairbanks via Anchorage to McChord, and witnesses described a fire before the impact near a housing project and South Tacoma highway.
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Tacoma
Alaska
Here
Jack Alsbury
Mason City
Air Force
Mc Chord Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Elmendorf
Anchorage
McChord
South Tacoma
Train Hurls Man Into Crowd Two Die
In Concord North Carolina a passing train struck a man and hurled him into a crowd killing 43 year old Walter Nance and 38 year old Estelle Boone. Three others were injured as the man attempting to cross double tracks after a shift change failed to see a southbound passenger train.
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Concord
N.C
API
Walter Nance
Estelle Boone
Nance
Southern Railway
Eisenhower urged to sell the U.N. to end Korea war
Rep. Burdick of North Dakota said President elect Eisenhower should either sell the United Nations to end the Korean War or cut the effort short. The remarks were delivered Thursday in Williston North Dakota.
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Williston
N. D
Eisenhower
U.N
Burdick
R-N.d
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Stind
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O'Dwyer
Sloan Simpson
Kefauver Committee
Perennis
Parl
Nebraska Parole Board
Love
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Addie
Winnie Judd
Taft
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Jack Easley
Art Getchman
Philip Bolden
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