Publisher Shuts Down Major City Newspaper After Prolonged Disputes
The publisher announces a momentous decision to cease publication of the community’s only major daily. The Eagle, once led by editor Walt Whitman and editor St Clair McKelway, had 130000 weekday and 165000 Sunday circulation with 630 employees. The Guild seeks arbitration on wages and benefits. publisher offers two year pay plan.
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Whitman
St. Clair
McKelway
Kaufman
ANG
Isaac van Anden
Walt Whitman
the Eagle
Brooklyn
Guild
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Sevven Giants
Scranton
Tribune
Trenton
N.J
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Pat Ward details in Jelke case testimony
New York witness Pat Ward testified she earned between 10 000 and 15 000 as a call girl while living with oleo heir Minot Jelke during winter 1951 52. She said she gave most of the money to Jelke and described trips to Florida planned over Mann Act concerns as prosecutors press for details in the General Sessions Court trial.
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New York
Pat Ward
Minot
Mickey) Jelke
Jelke
East Side
General Sessions
Miss Ward
Asst. Dist. Atty
Anthony J. Liebier
Florida
Erica Steele
Liebler
Feuory
Erica
Jesse
Mas Steele
Miss Steele
Thirty searchers seek child missing near Syracuse
In Dewitt, New York, thirty searchers scoured the countryside for four year old Charlie Vogel after his parents reported him missing. He was found two hours later in an apple tree in the front yard. Pennsylvania has a town named Indiana.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Dewitt
Charlie Vogel
Charlie
Stock Market Ends Mixed With Remington Rand and Sperry Leads
New York stocks moved in a narrow range with small gains and losses after a broad market decline from a prior peak. Remington Rand and Sperry Corp surged on merger news while Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube faced selling pressure amid antitrust concerns.
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New York
Cy Ker
Remington Rand
Sperry Corp
Sperry
General Dynamics
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Justice Department
Palestine Border Clash Resumes as Tensions Remain High
UN observer and Abba Eban voiced positions as Western diplomats seek a resolution condemning Israel or calling for stricter border patrols. Egypt and Israel trade accusations over violations of the 19 armistice agreement as nine frontier incidents are reported since the February clash. Also noting that 50 million visits were made to U.S. National Parks in 1954.
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Israel
Abba Eban
U.N
Arab League
Kamil Abdul -Rahim
Gaza
Security Council
Egypt
Tel Aviv
U. S. National Parks
Yalta Papers Prompt Fresh Controversy and Excerpts
The page one story reports debate over Yalta records with omissions cited for security or offense avoidance. It notes Churchill deletions and Roosevelt Stalin talks about Dairen Hong Kong and Korea trusteeship. Bohlen and Hiss records are highlighted amid political criticisms.
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Dairen
Hong Kong
China
Churchill
Port Arthur
Stalin
Far East
Euss
Roevelt
Korea
Russia
United States
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Kidney Discomfort
Advertises Doan's Pills as a long standing remedy for backache fatigue and restless nights caused by slower kidney function. Claims mild diuretic action clears waste by flushing kidney tubules and fibers and promises quick relief.
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Dean
Doan
Rail strike reaches Court of Appeals in transport dispute
Four union leaders were to appear in Nashville to show cause why they should not be cited for disobeying an injunction as strikes affect two L and N subsidiaries and several Georgia rail lines. Kentucky Chamber asks Eisenhower to revive or name a new emergency board to settle the dispute and resume operations pending board action. The original emergency board was created in December 1953 during a health and welfare negotiations deadlock.
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Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Bohlen
Stalin
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Chiang Kai-shek
Nashville, Chatta & St. Louis Railway
Hfield Railroad
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West Point
Georgia
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Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Joseph Getzow
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