Handful Of Votes Deciding Farm Issue
Senators Morse Bridges Lehman and other backers clashed over farm price supports and government controls during a Warner debate. Morse blasted the Essenhower administration and Benson, while Bridges warned ongoing supports risk turning agriculture toward socialization. Lehamn and Idle argued the administration seeks to push small farmers out and consolidate power with large corporate producers.
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Sen
Morse
Ind-ore
Farina
Essenhower
Benson
Agriculture Department
Republican
Warner
Sén
Bridges
R-Nh
Send
Lehmann
Idle-Ny
Hig
Convict Now Charged In Extortion
The FBI filed extortion charges against John Henry Buckland, 40, of Philadelphia, already serving time in Lewisburg penitentiary for a prior blackmail case involving Morris Cheston. Buckland allegedly demanded 18000 dollars under threat of death from Cheston, who is with the Philadelphia firm Ballard Stahl Andrews and Ingersoll. Detainer planned to prevent Buckland’s release to face the new charge.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Lewisburg
John Henry Buckland
Morris Cheston
Ballard
Rhestone
Buckland
Nine Nations Warn India Of Dangers Over Portuguese India
NEW DELHI Reuters reports nine nations voiced deep concern that any merger of Portuguese India with India could trigger violence. An Indian official said only two formal notes arrived from the UK and Brazil, with others offering views. Portugal refuses to cede its Indian footholds despite global pressure and clashes in Goan areas.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Foreign Office
United Kingdom
Brazil
Jthese
Goassid
Portugal
Father And Son Reunited After 15 Years In Ireland
Sven Jeff, 83, arrived in COBH aboard a high tension cutter from New York and was reunited with his 70 year old father Ra Faefotts from Helsinki Finland after 15 years. The two spoke little due to language barriers with Sven forgetting his Finnish and his father knowing only a few English phrases.
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Cobh
Ireland
Sven Jeff
Agither
Sven
Hig Gevension
New York
Rafaefotts
Hels
Finland
Sven Haa
Security Grip Tightened at Bremerhaven U.S. Housing Site
German police tightened security at a seven million dollar U.S. Army housing project in Bremerhaven to curb protests by evicted residents. Socialist Mayor Herman Gullagsch, booed by locals last night, seeks satisfactory new quarters for 80 displaced homeowners as 1,000 dockworkers clashed with police two days earlier in a strike against the development that prompted 25 German houses to be razed. Authorities blame Communist influence for the violence.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Herman Gullagsch
Boy Missing In Stolen Car Found Alive
A Pennsylvania police search failed to locate a missing boy after his mother left him in a black 1948 Pontiac, stolen from a Union boulevard lot near Allentown. Investigators suspect the thief took the sleeping child toward New York, crossing the state line into New Jersey. The father works at a Hellertown factory. the family lives on Monocacy Street.
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Parker
Union Boulevard
Pennsylvania
Allentown
New York
Delaware River
Easton
New Jersey State Line
FBE
Hassan
Icebox Boy Recovery After Harrowing Ordeal
Five year old Gary Smith, rescued after being trapped in an abandoned icebox for five hours, is slowly recovering from brain damage caused by oxygen deprivation. Once in a coma, he later spoke his first words and began improving though he remains nearly blind with limited use of his limbs.
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Springfield
Gary Smith
Gary
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Epilepsy Death Reported For Emilie Quintuplet
Doctor says Emilie died from a stroke after autopsy despite a prior weak spell. The five Diligent quintuplets born in 1934 grew up in Ontario with a fortune from film rights, but Emilie’s death leaves four surviving sisters and their parents in sorrow.
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Emilie
Ther
Oliva Dionne
Pollo
Semilia
Emilies Parenta
Ste. Agathe
Lac Brule
Oblate Sisters of Mary ‘Immaculate
Cecile Bellaveau
Oblate
Mille
Belleveau
Marie
Quebec City
Servanta of the Blessed Sacrament
Hmmilie
Montreal
Trafffic
Glraovard
Waterloo
lQnc
Emille
Toronto
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hearing Set On Injunction To End Walk-Out
Pittsburgh Common Pleas Judge Anne X. Alpern scheduled Monday for a hearing on an injunction to bar pickets from the Northside Warehouse railroad tracks tied to Kaufmann through The May Co. The petition claims pickets delayed freight car removal during an eight month walk-out and seeks a temporary restraining order and a final injunction.
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Pittsburgh
Common Pleas
Anne X. Alpern
Northside
Kaufmann
The
May Co
Alpern
Egypt
Syria
Col Adib
Passaic
Shishekly
Louise
Local Band Wins First Prize in Ligonier Parade
Indiana's Community Band won first prize of 75 dollars as the best appearing senior band in the annual week long carnival parade hosted by the Ligonier Volunteer Fire Department. Twenty two units took part in the street procession.
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Indiana
Ligonier Volunteer Fire Department
Talks Recessed as Bargaining Pauses in Baltimore Area
The notice names a warehouse and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks as sites where picketing should halt by injunction. A date for resuming contract talks between the stores and Local 249 will be announced next week. Negotiations are currently recessed.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Local 249
Reunion After Red Cross Assistance At Coney Island Trip
With Red Cross help the Society contacted the distraught husband who rushed back to New York for a tearful reunion. Stern a retired machinist explained the Coney Island trip and its outcome.
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New York
Travelers Aid Society
Louise
Kimil Stern
Passaic
N.J
Coney Island
Times, Square
Mrs. Stern
Times Square
Travelers Aid Office
Red Cross
Stern
Indiana Trucker Suffers Hand Injury at Railroad Yard
An Indiana trucking firm employee, Robert N. Orr, 37, Homer City Road, Homer City, sustained partial finger loss and severe hand damage when his left hand was caught in a conveyor chain while loading shale at a Pennsylvania Railroad Freight yard near Water Street. He returned to work the same week.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wateks Street
Robert N. Orr
Homer City Road
Orr
Testing New Patrol Car for Holland Tunnel Test
New York officials plan a mid October test of a 10 foot long by 2 foot wide plastic patrol car to run on tracks laid along the tunnel catwalk linking New York and New Jersey. The car will operate electrically during the trial.
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New York
Holland Tunnel
New
McCarthy Censure Hearing Clash Over Committee Actions
The Senate Investigations subcommittee debated hearings procedures and public access as it probes McCarthy charges. McCarthy demanded a Senate vote before November. Monroney warned campaigning will influence the process while Ferguson backs a swift probe before the election. Action on TV coverage drew protests from ABC CBS and the FOI Committee.
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Nesses
Senate
Cone
McCarthy
Charles Roeder
Freedom of Information Committee
Radio-Television News
Telegram
Watkins
Roeder
Sen. McCarthy
ABC
CBS
Frank Stanton
Ferguson
Republican Policy Committee
Washington
Peress
Flanders
Fulbright
Morse
Wisconsin
Annie Lee Moss
Army Stevens
Moss
Army Signal Corps
Auto Jumps Divider In Fatal Crash Near Carnegie Interchange
A car jumped a concrete divider on a four lane Penn Parkway West near the Carnegie Interchange in Pittsburgh early today. Louis D Alessandris, 24, of Aliquippa, was killed and Louis Colonna, 22, plus three others were injured. Police noted conflicting statements from witnesses as investigation continued.
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Pittsburgh
Headon
Iman
Penn Parkway
Carnegie
Louis DP
Alessandris
Aliquippa
Louis Colonna
Alquippe
Charles Tibolet
Stasgen
Relalso
Morton
Don Suring
Reishbaum
McCarthy Eide
Colonny
D'Alessandrig
Tibolet
Reichbaum
Erie Paper Publisher Is Charged
Edward Lamb publisher of the Erie Dispatch faces FCC questions over alleged past links to communism as the agency weighs renewing WICU license. FCC Broadcast Bureau chief Curis B. Plummer released a resume listing alleged subversive ties. Lamb denies all charges in sworn Senate testimony.
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Washington
Edward Lamb
Erie
Dispatch
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Rys
Curtis B. Plummer
Lamb
WICU
All Sud
Senate Commerce Committee
Communist Party
Moscow Radio Warns Of U S Spies In Cold War Propaganda
Moscow Radio reports American agents within the Soviet Union, claiming vast spy and sabotage networks under the U S Intelligence Administration. It cautions citizens to guard secrets, avoid chatty or drunken individuals, and notes cases of document theft from commuters and workers as part of counter espionage.
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Circlemert
United States
U.S. Intelligence Administration
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Demos Thank Truman For Giving Tips on Relief Effort
Demos praised Truman saying whatever he can do he will do as Truman led a gathering with Adlai Stevenson present. In Berlin critics noted East German responses to American flood aid as a potential lever for U.S. recognition amid shifting editorial stances. The Soviet zone press stressed a desire for talks and peace while noting the West does not recognize the regime.
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Berlin
Stevenson
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Hed Press
Eisenhower
United States
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Berliner Zeitung
East Germany
Tthe National Zeitung
Democrats Aim to Win House and Senate in 1946 Vote
Stevenson denied knowing how to answer questions on party strategy while Truman predicted a Democratic sweep of the House and Senate, urging rapid fundraising to counter Republican war chests. Party leaders pledged to meet state quotas, focusing funds on House races as Mitchell plans to resign after November elections to focus on his Chicago law practice.
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Stevenson
Truman
House
Senate
Mitchell
Chicago
Man Arrested In Theft Of Loan Firm
Harrisburg authorities arrested John James Brennan at the Harrisburg Airport after a bank robbery at First Federal Savings and Loan yesterday. Brennan carried a gray valise with 64154 and a loaded .32 caliber pistol, with twine used to bind three employees during the $4080 heist. Police say the bandit posed as an insurance adjuster to gain access, bound J Harper Lantz Jr, Miss Lois Brinton, and Miss Laura Rishar, then fled with cash in $5 $10 and $20 bills. Chief Oscar Blough and Ray J Abbaticchio Jr. announced the arrest.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Federal Savings and Loan Assahere
FBI
John James Brennan
Brennan
Saving Land Loan Company
Insurance Company
J. Harper Lantz Jr
Lois Brinton
Laura Rishar
Oscar Blough
Harrisburg Police
Ray J. Abbaticchio Jr
Sheik Held Against Will in Tunis Town
In Tunis a sheik near Sfax was held against his will and fatally hurt as Premier Tahar Beg Ammar prepared a cabinet to end conflict and push for greater self-government. In Fez, Morocco, rioting toll rose to seven, two more than previously reported.
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Sheik
Tunis
Tunisia
Guecillag
Sfax
Yesserday
Tahar Beg Ammar
Morocco
Fez
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