Youth 19 Waives Hearing in Fayette Tavern Murder
Lanky 19 year old Fitzwater waived preliminary hearing in Meadow Bridge on a murder charge in the robbery killing of a 7 year old tavern owner. He was bound over for Fayette County grand jury action by Magistrate Charles Brown. State Police in Charleston reported developments.
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Meadow Bridge
Fitzwater
Fayette County
Charles Brown
Charleston
Anderson Lewis
Lewis
N. C. Reger
P. D. Baisden
M. 8. Hofstet Iter
United States Offers Help in Pathan Dispute Between Afghanistan and Pakistan
The State Department said the United States offered good offices to Afghanistan and Pakistan to resolve a dispute over Pathan tribesmen who span both nations. Afghanistan seeks to form a new country for seven million Pathans, cutting into Pakistan’s northwest and the Khyber Pass region. Pakistan rejects the proposal as reported.
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State Department
United States
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Khyber Pass
Lincoln White
Department
White
Kabul
Eisenhower
U. S
Red Chinese Paper Praises AFL CIO Merger Weighs Criticism
A Peiping broadcast of People's Daily from Tokyo reports that Red China favors the AFL CIO merger as aligned with American workers interests. It criticizes AFL CIO leaders for inaction on organizing workers and accuses them of racial discrimination aiding monopoly interests.
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Tokyo
People’s Daily
Red China
United States
Peiping
People's Daily
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Sila Sara Rare
Lausche to Run for U.S. Senate in Ohio
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, aiming to unseat incumbent Republican George H. Bender who holds Eisenhower administration backing. Lausche, 60, already a five term governor, did not explain choosing senate over another term as governor.
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INS
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
United States Senate
Lausche
George H. Bender
Eisenhower
Bender
Robert A. Tait
Merger Used to Obstruct Workers Movement Say Critics
Critics claim the merged unions are the same groups that courted monopolists and now plan to use the merger to hinder the expanding workers movement.
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