Canada Warns Rhee It Will Fight Only In U N Action
At the United Nations, Canada’s Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson said Canadian troops would fight in Korea only within a United Nations action. He opposed unilateral Korean military moves and backed a UN supervised process for a free and united Korea.
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Canada
Rhee
U.N
United Nations
Lester B. Pearson
U. N. General Assembly
Korea
U. N
Pearson
Warnine
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Milioh
King Ean At
Assembly
Free
Graf
Leaf Price Average On Decline in Belt Markets
Federal State Market News Service reports a sharp fall in average leaf price as drought hit the Virginia and North Carolina Belt markets. On Monday and yesterday, 7,098,922 pounds sold at $53.82 average, with regional totals and new highs noted before light sales continued.
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Raleigh
Federal State Market News Service
Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kingstree
S. C
Convicted Killers Face San Quentin Gas Chamber
LOS ANGELES. Barbara Graham John A Santo and Emmett Perkins face the San Quentin gas chamber after a 542 hour jury verdict of first degree murder in the killing of 62 year old Mrs. Mabel Monahan in Burbank on March 9. No clemency urged the mandatory death penalty. The trio deny guilt while the state's case rests on eyewitness testimony from John True who says Graham pistol whipped Monahan. Graham's history includes four marriages and prior arrests. Santo and Perkins have long felony records.
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Los Angeles
San Quentin
Barbara Graham
John A. Santo
Emmett Perkins
Monahan
Burbank
Graham
California
Santo
Eyesorce
John True
True
Santord Perkins
Ike Says UN Now Sheer Necessity
President Eisenhower declared the United Nations a sheer necessity in an era of advancing science and the risk of global self destruction. He spoke to over 200 members of the U S Committee for United Nations Day in the White House rose garden praising the UN as mankind's best organized hope for peace despite its flaws.
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United States
Steering Committee
General Assembly
U. S
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
United States Committee
White House
U.S. Committee For United Nations
Cotton Crop Report Shows Lower Ginnings This Year
The Census Bureau reports 2,947,554 running bales ginned before Sept 16, this year, down from 3,405,754 last year and 3,604,946 two years ago. American-Egyptian cotton totals 850 bales. State tallies include Georgia 318,612 vs 322,708, North Carolina 87,883 vs 41,222, and South Carolina 262,829 vs 181,543.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ike Seeks Changes in Taft Hartley Law
President Eisenhower in a message to the AFL calls the Taft Hartley Act essentially sound but says he will urge Congress to correct defects at the January session. He notes continued deliberations, values Durkin’s input, and outlines four aims: fix defects, ensure efficient administration, protect workers and employers rights, and limit government interference.
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ST. Louis
Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Nixon
White House
Martin Durkin
Durkin
AFL
Brega
Durken
Taft-Hartle
Living costs rise to record as inflation hits rail workers
The cost of living index rose to 115 percent of the 1947 49 average as food prices rents and transportation climbed. The rise grants a three cent hourly wage boost effective next month for 1 300 000 rail workers and lifts railroad payroll costs by about 100 million dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York
BLS
Food Price Index Hovers At Top
New York report shows the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food index near the year high at 6.71, just below the July peak of 6.75. Wheat corn rye hams bellies sugar milk cocoa and eggs rose, while flour barley beef lard butter cottonseed oil rice steers hogs and lambs declined.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Stevenson to Lunch With Eisenhower at White House
Adlai Stevenson will have lunch with President Eisenhower at the White House a week from tomorrow to summarize his observations from the world trip. The two leaders, who were rivals in the previous year’s presidency race, had met in Washington after Eisenhower took office and arranged Stevenson to give a personal report upon his return.
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Washington
Adlai FE
Stevenson
Eisenhower
White House
Beria Replaces Flying Saucers in Madrid
The Madrid daily ABC published a claim that Lavrenty Beria parachuted into Spain several days ago but admitted it could not verify the tale. The Spanish police chief called the report unknown and, unofficially, laughable, remarking Beria may replace the flying saucers.
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Madrid
Spain
ABC Today
Laurenty Beria
Beria
Bankers Back Freer Trade and Dollar Stability
The American Bankers Association urged the United States to open markets to foreign goods and to live up to its role as a global creditor. The 7,200 delegates endorsed the Reciprocal Trade Act and Customs Simplification Act, backing flexible interest rates and a balanced budget. W Randolph Burgess warned against inflation and stressed prudent debt management to sustain growth. He criticized short term borrowing under Roosevelt and Truman. The report closes noting a White House Durant dispute and Nixon remarks preceding page two.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
United States
Bankers
Essa
Free World
W. Randolph Burgess
Burgess
Treasury
Humphrey
Association
National City Bank of New York
The
Roosevelt
Truman
Court Order Clouds S C GOP Split
In Columbia South Carolina a federal judge issued a temporary injunction barring the Reid Kimber faction from using the Republican name. The order named leaders including M Frank Reid and William A Kimbel with a hearing set for Oct 12 at Moncks Corner to require show cause. The action deepens a long standing GOP split tied to Eisenhower and Taft era loyalties.
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Columbia, S. C
South Carolina
J. R. Moss
M. Frank Reid
Laurens
William A. Kimbel
Murrels Inlet
Kimbel
National Party
Reid-Kimber
Richland County
Earl Taylor
Elizabeth P. Cherry
Charleston
D. F. Merrill
Easley
J. Bates Gerald
John E. Messervy
Reid- Kimber
Eisenhower
Gerald
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Mrs. Messervy
National Committee
Reid
Moss
Moncks Corner
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Youth Viciously Kills Sweetheart In Wyandot County
Roy Roger Schinagle Jr. 19 of Mayfield Heights confessed to murdering his teen girlfriend Cynthia Pfeil 19 of White Plains after a relationship formed at Ohio Wesleyan. He described a brutal sequence in central Ohio woods and was jailed in Wyandot County as investigators piece together a pregnancy, a shattered alibi, and a link to a pair of red Prima slippers.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Wyandot County
Roy Roger Schinagle Jr
Mayfield Heights
Ae Pfeil
White Plains
Delaware
Schinagle
Cleveland
Cynthia
Dean McAllister
Ohio Wesleyan University
McAllister
Harold Roth
New York
Ohio Wesleyan
Prima Footwear Co
Columbus
Lazars Shoe
Cynthia Pfiel
Lazars Shoe Store
Robert W. Pfeil
Digestive Gas May Impair Sabre Jet Pilots In Korea
Air Force medical officers report digestive gas from combat zone meals linked to more failure claims in a study of Sabre jet pilots. A special diet reduced incidents. researchers caution not to credit the effect entirely to diet and note potential pain that could incapacitate pilots at high altitude.
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Washington
Air Force
Korea
Frederick J. Hinman
Mary C. Horak
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