Eisenhower Endorses Ives as Governor Hope in NYC Visit
President Eisenhower urged campaign workers that Irving M. Ives must win the New York governorship to carry out the GOP program. The stop in New York City followed polls showing Ives trailing Averell Harriman, with Dewey and Ives in the motorcade.
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Irving Ives
New York
Gov
Thomas
New York City
U. S
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Averell Harriman
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Europe
Ana
Edgefield Bus Crash Injures 14 Pupils and Woman
A school bus collided with a pickup and plunged 25 feet down a bank near Edgefield South Carolina injuring 14 pupils and a woman. Three victims were in critical condition identified as Alice White Tericia and James Bens. Bus driver Billy Johnson escaped with minor injuries.
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Edgefield
S.C
C. R. Jackson
Here
Modoc
University Hospital
Augusta
Alice White
Tericia
James Bens
Edgefield County
White
Jackson
Billy Johnson
Johnson
Ahe Hospital
Tommy Miller
Liner Sails Amid Strike as Queen Elizabeth Sails
The liner Queen Elizabeth leaves Southampton amid a looming waterfront strike that has paralyzed British ports. Queen Elizabeth II tours South Lancashire while the ship’s departure prompts debate over dock labor action backed by Communists.
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United States
Canada
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Canada Dock Works
Liverpool
Buckingham Palace
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Advance figures show strong early turnout for United Fund drive
Campaign officials report encouraging advance reports from solicitors with many industries signing up workers. The first volunteer report is due tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the YMCA. Firms like Klopman Mills and Heritage Furniture show rising participation, with Burlington at 35 percent.
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YMCA
Citizens Club
Klopman Mills
Tomlinson's
High Point
Truck Drivers End New York Strike With Pay Increase
Five day strike by New York metropolitan area truck drivers ends as the last hard core employer group accepts a 25 cent per hour wage raise. Union economist David Kaplan says the settlement should improve efficiency while employers warn of higher costs and possible losses.
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David Kaplan
Kaplan
New Jersey
New Yorkty
Joseph M. Adelizzi
AFL International Brotherhood Teamsters
Tay
Adelizzi
Youth Killed By Automobile In Kinston
A 13 year old boy Morris Wells was killed when a car struck his family as they walked home from neighbors. Four other family members including Glenn 12 injured along with mother Thelma Wells. Vehicle driven by Alexander Faircloth Jr. 20 of Wilmington Del rolled over after impact.
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Kinston
N.C
Morris Wells
H. H. Stokes
Alexander Faircloth Jr
Wilmington
Del
Faircloth
Hice Eran
Eighth juror named in Cleveland trial
The eighth juror in the Sam Sheppard trial was Mrs. Beatrice Orenstein. The defense questioned her about press stories linking a young technician Susan Hayes with Bay Village osteopath Sam Sheppard, and she said she had read them.
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Sheppard
Peetry Ogly
Marilyn
Orenstein
Sam
Corrigan
Coast Warned of Racketeering Repairmen
Insurance officials warned hurricane damaged homeowners in coastal areas to avoid racketeering repairmen. Charlies F. Gold urged dealing only with legitimate adjusters and known builders as racketeers from Florida enter affected zones. Claims up to twenty dollars may be settled by agents, speeding thousands of small settlements.
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Two Die in Winston-Salem Car Taxi Collision
Two people were killed last night in a crash at an intersection in Winston-Salem. The victims were David Jefferson Smith Jr., 37, of Rural Hall, and Lola Brinegar, 33, of Aberdeen.
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Winston-Salem
David Jefferson Smith Jr
Rural Hall
Lola Brinegar
Aberdeen
Accused Killer Marries Accused Killer in Texas
Fort Worth businessman David Hagler Jr. wed Filizabeth Bergmann who flew from Germany to help in his murder case. A charred body found near Davis initially thought Hagler, but later identified as someone else. Hagler freed on habeas corpus. extradition to Oklahoma scheduled after the ceremony.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Filizabeth Maria Bergmann
Germany
David Fred Hagler Jr
Asphalt Firm
Hagler
Davis
Miss Bergmann
Texas
Oklahoma
Hagier
Destruction from Hurricane Hazel Hits Wayne County Homes
Belated word came of three homes destroyed in Fork Township Wayne County by Hurricane Hazel last Friday. Claude Braswell Jr. Reginald Braswell and Raymond Pierce lost houses as the storm moved in. Neighbors offered shelter food and clothing to the three families including several children.
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Goldsboro
Wayne County
Hazel
Claude Braswell Jr
Reginald Braswell
Raymond Pierce
Fork Township
Coast to Get $100,000 From State
North Carolina officials allocated 100000 from the contingency fund to aid hurricane damaged coastal communities. Gov. Umstead requested 550000 in federal aid and urged FHA loans for 30 40 farmers. Authorities outlined regional grants 100000 Atlantic Beach 75000 Beaufort 60000 Morehead City and 200000 for Carolina and Wrightsville beaches.
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Council of State
Gov
Umstead
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Asst
Apn Ee Itzel
Hora J. Isenhower
FHA
Eisenhower
Morehead City
Beaufort
Atlantic Beach
Carolina
Wrightsville
Edward Griffin
Cir Defense
More Guardsmen Report To Aid In Storm Cleanup
National Guard units from Florence and Lake City arrived to relieve Myrtle Beach Air Force patrols as storm cleanup continued. Adj Gen. James C. Dozier ordered the units to report. A casualty identified from Cherry Grove Beach was reported through a wedding band. Combat engineers with heavy equipment supported operations.
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S.C
Ae National
Co. I
Florence
Co. K
Lake City
118Th Infantry
Myrtle Beach Air Force
South Carolina
James C. Dozier
Cherry Grove Beach
Shallotte
N.C
Watts
Western Powers Agree Steps to End Occupation of West Germany
The United States Britain and France reach agreement with Bonn to restore virtually full sovereignty to West Germany after a decade of Allied occupation. Konrad Adenauer signs the documents with Dulles Eden and Mendes-France while relations with the Soviet Union and a future peace treaty are discussed. A formal session Saturday will sign the annexes outlining West Germany’s future ties with the West and allied forces status.
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Bonn Republic
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
U.S
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Canada
Brussels
Officers Cleared of Charges in Dope Bribe Case
Washington police Lt. H. H. Carper and Det. Sgt. William A. Taylor were acquitted on bribery charges from 1948 1949 regarding protection payments from a convicted drug peddler James Roberts also called Jim Yellow. Taylor was cleared on all counts while Carper faces two similar counts and a judge cautioned about relying on drug cadet testimony.
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Washington
H. H. Carper
William A. Taylor
Taylor
Carper
James
Jim Yellow
Mitchell cites Democratic trend in TV poll report
Mitchell says voters see a Democratic tilt as NBC television coverage highlights three factors. He argues Republicans worsened conditions, fear national security is weaker, and favoritism toward Eisenhower era groups and big business persists. He dismisses Dixon-Yates as never materializing and plans to address the issue Saturday in Binghamton New York.
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Chalten Stephen
Saltchel Tiona An
Tennessee Valley Authority
Binghamton
P. Y
Starting Cole
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Western powers face gaps in war materials embargo on China
Western officials say Russia and its European allies are buying strategic goods from the West and reselling to Communist China for profit. The mosaic of embargoes remains uneven as ships and rail routes link Gdynia to Transiberian lines, with cases of transshipment under scrutiny amid U.N. and Korean peace talks.
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Russia
China
Kremlin
United States
Europe
Weston Ae
Leaseeaai
Machine A
Gdynia
Poland
United Nations
Reds Seek To Upset UN Rulings At General Assembly
The Soviet Union pressed the United Nations General Assembly for possible roll call votes to overturn two committee rulings. They challenged the decision to seat Nationalist China and to accept China’s credentials, aiming to unite against the U.S. position as the disarmament debate looms. Observers noted limited Soviet support historically, with India and Yugoslavia possibly aiding their cause in the opening session.
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Russia
General Assembly
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China
Seles Ates
U. S
Chipee
U.N
Special Assembly
U.S
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Creden
Mao Jung
Saveree Denes
Yugoslavia
Joey
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