Idle Miner Roll Rises To 168000 A Coal Strike Swells
The wildcat coal strike grew to 168000 miners as Wage Stabilization Board delays approval of a $1.90 a day boost. Price officials await WSB action before considering price increases. Labor members push for approval amid industry worries of inflation and instability.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Office of Price Stabilization
WSB
Roger Putnam
John L. Lewis
WSEB
Miners Welfare Fund
Earl Briney Indicted for Securities Fraud in Tama County
Earl Briney of Toledo Iowa is indicted on three counts fraud failure to register securities and selling without a license. The charges stem from selling a three eighths share in Ohio County Kentucky oil leases to Mr and Mrs Alvin Thede of Gladbrook for about 26000. Briney was arraigned and is free on 5000 bond. The case named other Cedar Rapids Waterloo Marshalltown and Belle Plaine investors.
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Earl Briney
F Avenue NW
Kentucky
Gladbrook
Briney
Owensboro
Tama County
Walter Willett
Willett
M. C. Farber
C. W. Lawrence
Cedars Rapids
Biiney
Ohio County
Alvin Thede
Washington
Jacob Gas
Friedus
Larry Knohl
Friday
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Knohl
Senate
Lamar Caudle
New York
Friedus and Knohl
Alreon Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Belle -Plaine
Miumuber
Lawrence
Iowa
Driver Uses Saw To Free Himself After Wreck
An unidentified motorist left an Indiana resident frightened after his car left the road and wedged between two trees. He entered the home of Mrs. Dele Nortman, was refused entry, then forced his way in, obtained a saw, cut the trees, and drove away.
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Bartlettsville
Ind
Eisenhower
Cedar Rapids Expands Short-Time City Hall Parking
Cedar Rapids officials announced extra short-time parking near city hall to accommodate a surge in voter registration and address changes. The city records a new registration high of 42 129 with 2 244 registrations since the school bond vote. Parking spaces will be restricted to 15 minutes during peak days and monitored by city staff.
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Cedar Rapids
Maude Krebs
Krebs
Second Avenue
Prochaska
City Hall
Prachaska
Tthe
Erebs
Douglas Aircraft wage dispute settles for 13000 workers
Federal mediators announced a six week wage dispute at the Douglas Aircraft El Segundo California plant has been settled. The agreement ends a labor stalemate involving 13 000 employees and concludes a period of bargaining and negotiations.
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Washington
el Segundo
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Mills at Buffalo Shut Down in AFL Union Dispute
Buffalo flour milling plants faced shutdown as Local 110 of the AFL Grain Millers and Local 1286 of the ILG dispute over 15 Harper Feed Mill jobs. One mill closed, three more to stop, and others may shut within days, disrupting government grain handling and harbor activity. The mediation chief urged both sides to resume work.
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Buffalo
AFL
David L. Cole
American Federation of Grain Millers
International Longshoremen’s Association
Harper Feed
Vishinsky to Address U N General Assembly Saturday
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky announced he will speak to the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday. Diplomats expect a new Kremlin diplomatic offensive and a fresh world policy line, the first major Soviet address since Moscow's Communist congress.
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United Nations, N.Y
Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Communist Congress
Moscow
Allies Repel Chinese Attacks on Triangle Hill and Surrounds
Allied forces repelled multiple Chinese assaults on Triangle Hill and nearby heights in central Korea. US and South Korean units inflicted heavy Communist casualties as Navy planes and artillery targeted Papa-San Mountain to disrupt reinforcements.
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Seoul
Eighth Army
U. S
Triangle
White’ Horse Mountain
Triangle Hill
Papa-San Mountain
Sniper Ridge
Finger Ridge
Iron Horse Mountain
Snow falls briefly in Calmar as Hawkeyes prep for home opener
Calmar Iowa reports its first real snow Thursday night into Friday with over an inch lengthening the ground before the sun melted it by noon. Forecasters expect mild autumn weather for the weekend as the Iowa Hawkeyes prepare for their first home game of the 1852 season. Cedar Rapids records 47 degrees at 2 90 Friday after an overnight low of 38. The high Thursday reached $1
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Calmar
Iowa Hawkeyes
Requests to Kin Of Captives Told
The Indianapolis Times reported that families of Indiana service members held by Chinese Communists were solicited for $23 yearly subscriptions to a Peiping printed Daily News. Samples were mailed to relatives whose prisoners’ names were published last December. Some propaganda bore Prague postmarks. Appeals urged families to circulate petitions denouncing the Korean truce talks.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Indiana
Peiping
the Times
Prague
U. S
Stateless man trapped on ferry boat in Hong Kong Macau border
Michael Patrick O'Brien, an unclear nationality, remains aboard the Lee Hong ferry between Macau and Hong Kong after slipping aboard Sept. 18 without ticket or passport. Diplomats struggle over his status while he cannot prove citizenship or statelessness, leaving him effectively homeless on a moving boat.
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Hong Kong
Michael Patrick O’brien
Hong Kong-Macau
O’brien
Macau
O'Brien
Lee Hong
International Red Cross
Lee Howe
U.S
U. S
U. N
U N
Eisenhower boos mark Camden campaign stop as Stevenson warns on peace
In Camden New Jersey Eisenhower faced boos at factory gates while supporters cheered in residential areas. Stevenson warned that the best chance for a peaceful world hinges on election results and asserted he is his own man while attacking GOP foreign policy critics.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Camden
N. J
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Campbell Soup Factory
Electronics
RCA Victor Division
Jersey
San Diego
Adilai Stevenson
U S notes Soviet attack on missing B 29 off Japan
Washington accuses Soviet planes of a wanton and unjustifiable attack on a U S B 29 missing off northern Japan since Oct 7 The United States seeks compensation for the loss of the aircraft and for any crew members who perished The note accuses the Soviet Union of misrepresenting the incident and calls for full information on survivors The embassy was instructed to reject the Soviet note and press for payment of damages
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Japan
U. S
Cirall
Hokkaido
Yuri Island
Stevenson
Cal
CS Rr Beer
Elim O'Shaughnessy
Georgi Pushkin
Baltic
Bulls Herd Causes City Street Stir In Atlanta Garage
Twenty two rodeo bulls roamed Atlanta streets early Friday before cowboys on horseback corralled them in the Howell House garage on Peachtree Street. The herd trapped on the sublevel auto ramps blocked by police and parked cars before being loaded onto a trailer.
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Atlanta
Howell House
Peachtree Street
Egyptian premier brands Farouk a murderer and sadist
Cairo reports Premier Mohammed Naguib denounces exiled King Farouk in a 1000 word reply to Farouk's memoirs. Naguib accuses Farouk of murder, gambling, playboy life, and cruelty to people and animals, saying the feudal system drove masses toward communism. Also a night raid on NYT correspondent Michael Clark’s Cairo apartment prompts foreign minister inquiry.
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Cairo
Mohammed
Naguib
Farouk
London
Paris
Egypt
New York Times
Michael Clark
Jefferson Caffery
Clark
Tremors Hit Dyersburg Area No Damage Reported
Two earthquakes struck the west Tennessee region of Dyersburg within 15 minutes Thursday night. No damage or injuries were mentioned in initial reports.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
West Tennessee
Newsprint Curtain Charged by Mitchell
Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell urged larger campaign donations to pierce the newsprint curtain against Adlai Stevenson. He cited Eisenhower coverage in The Saturday Evening Post and Life magazine and pressed for more small contributions to secure radio and TV time for Stevenson.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Adlai Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Gov. Stevenson
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