Conductors Set Sept 10 Strike Over Pay Rise
The Order of Railway Conductors announced a nationwide strike on some railroads at 6 am local time September 10 to demand higher pay for its 35 000 members. Tom Hughes aide James Paddock confirmed the action in Chicago and here. The conductors claim they have lost their relative position in the pay rate structure.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Tom Hughes
ORC
Hughes
James Paddock
Steve Delehunty
Clinton
Woodsman Coffin to Stand Trial for Murder in Gaspe Case
Wilbert Coffin, 39, a prospector-woodsman, was ordered to stand trial for the death of 17-year-old Richard Lindsey and two companions found killed in the Gaspe wilderness. The preliminary hearing drew 17 witnesses as details emerged about the victims from Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania and East Freedom.
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Perce
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Gaspe
Wilbert Coffin
Richard Lindsey
Hollidaysburg
Lindsey
Eugene H. Lindsey
Fred Claar
East Freedom
Joseph Duguay
Coffin
Queen's Bench
Claar
Montreal
Two Drowned At Stevens Point
A 19 year old Oshkosh girl Lorraine Ziemanski fell from a boat on Lake Emily after which Donald Sytsma and another man jumped in to save her. Both died in the frigid water with Sytsma, about 25, missing after shouting he had the girl.
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Stevens Point
Oshkosh
Lake Emily
Lorraine Ziemanski
Donald Sytsma
Donald Ziemanski
Syssma
Lorraine
Systma
State Woman Killed As Car Overturns
Nora Wis authorities report Mrs Alan J Rockafield 24 of McFarland Dane county died when her car left Highways 12 and 18 near here and overturned Friday night her husband and infant daughter were injured the accident was blamed on a soft shoulder and loss of control
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Nora
Wis
Alan J. Rockafield
McFarland
Dane County
Here
Troop Transport Sails Free POWs From Korea
The Marine Phoenix departed Inchon today carrying 374 Americans released from Communist prison camps. The ship heads to San Francisco and is expected to arrive in about two weeks.
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Inchon
Korea
Marine Phoenix
United States
San Francisco
West Will Invite Russ To Meeting In Switzerland
Western Allies plan a Big Four foreign ministers conference on Germany and Austria for October 15 in Lugano Switzerland. The invitation to Moscow will follow a Bonn note approved by Chancellor Adenauer after talks with U S officials and Paris allied representatives.
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Bonn
Germany
U.P
Russia
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
James B. Conant
Paris
Adenauer
Moscow
Tough GI's Among 145 Released
Panmunjom reports 145 Americans freed including 36 sergeants from Camp 3 Chongsong North Korea. M Sgt James C Goelzer of New Albany Indiana praised staying with his men to resist communist propaganda. Also 2 Australian officers 3 Turks and 250 South Koreans returned along with 2400 North Koreans.
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Panmunjom
Camp 3
Chongsong
North Korea
James C. Goelzer
New Albany
Ind
U. S
Korea
UN Considers Site For Korea Peace Conference
UN delegates weigh sites for a Korea peace conference with options including San Francisco Honolulu Geneva and Stockholm The United States presses for a date before Oct 28 and to keep the talks in U S territory while South Korea weighs a Latin American venue Red China and North Korea invited to join as needed Daily notes opposition to delaying the next session and names Henry Cabot Lodge Jr as lead U S delegate.
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United Nations
N. Y
South Korea
San Francisco
Honolulu
Latin America
Rio de Janeiro
General Assembly
Korea
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
North Korea
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Beirut
Lebanon
Stockholm
Sweden
Ceylon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Menon
Assembly
Queenie the Kenosha milk wagon horse retires
Queenie a 14 year old bay mare at Landgren's dairy ends 11 years of service delivering milk in Kenosha. She is moved to Ted Weiland farm in Paris township as trucks replace horses across the industry. The dairy notes sentimental reasons kept her last as others moved to motorized delivery.
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Queenie
Kenosha
Landgren
Landgren’s
Kenosha Dairies
Oshkosh
Chicago
Ted Weiland
Paris Township
Lloyd Landgren
Harmie Smith
Somers
Elmer Frisk
31St Ave
Dairy
Elmer
Evening News
Library Park
70Th St
3Rd
7Th Aves
Heat Wave Continues Through Fifth Day For August
The August heat wave persists into its fifth day with relief possible Monday per the U S Weather Bureau. Sunday’s high is forecast 90 to 95 with a low of 62 to 70. Friday logged 90/69. At 11 am today Nash Motors read 94, the sewage treatment plant 84, and downtown 86.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Nash Motors
Ambushed union organizer linked to Yonkers raceway slaying
Police seek former $2,600-a-month "trouble shooter" alleged to orchestrate the Bronx apartment ambush of AFL Local 32-E president Thomas L. Lewis. The gunman, Edward Ryan, 45, died in a gun battle with a traffic policeman. Assistant DA Tilzer questioned James Lynch, a Yonkers track union delegate, about Lewis's role in firing the shooter.
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New York
A.P
Yonkers Raceway
Thomas L. Lewis
Bronx
Lewis
AFL Building Service Employes
Edward
Snakes) Ryan
George Tilzer
Yonkers
James Lynch
Frank Costello
Kefauver Committee
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Italy Faces New Crisis Over Trieste Collision with Yugoslavia
Premier Pella convened the Big Three envoys and his cabinet to address a sudden Trieste dispute with Yugoslavia after a Yugospress dispatch claimed Tito eyed annexing Zone B. Pella warned of frontier troop moves and counter measures and protested Western military cooperation with Yugoslavia.
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Rome
U.P
Giuseppe Pella
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Pella
Efisio Marras
Marras
Yugospress
Marshal Tito
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Fire Rages in Pueblo Destroying Downtown Buildings
A large Pueblo fire destroyed two downtown structures including a 63 year old central block and endangered a third building. Fire Chief Colglazier estimated losses at 700000 dollars while three people, an 89 year old attorney O G Pope and a man and his wife, remained missing as investigators race to confirm survivals or deaths.
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Pueblo
Colo
U.P
E. G. Colglazier
O. G. Pope
Iran Royalists Threaten Reds in Tehran Drive
Royalists in Tehran threatened to cut off the ears of Communists as they intensified action against the outlawed Tudeh party. Known Tudeh leaders and members stayed off the streets fearing recognition and mutilation. Unconfirmed reports said some Communists had already been mutilated and others shaved.
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Kaesong
Yalu River
Tehran
Iran
U.P
Drowns While Fishing At Milwaukee Pier
Lembrice Moore aged 26 drowned at Milwaukee when he dropped a fishing pole into Lake Michigan and fell from a pier while attempting to recover it.
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Milwaukee Pier
Milwaukee
Lembrice Moore
Lake Michigan
McCarthy Claims Ring In Operation At Government Printing Office
Senator McCarthy charged an organized gambling ring operates inside the Government Printing Office and threatens national security. Public Printer Blattenberg warned that employees who invoke the fifth amendment face suspension as subcommittee hearings probe loyalty and possible leakage of secrets.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
GPO
Raymond C. Blattenberger
Blattenberger
Senate
Permanent Investigations
Carl J. Lundmark
Philip L. Cole
Wisconsin
FBI
Cole
Bishop Haas Dies at 64 in Grand Rapids
The Most Rev Francis J Haas 64 bishop of the Grand Rapids Catholic diocese and noted labor conciliator died today of a heart attack He was born in Racine Wisconsin studied at St Francis Seminary Milwaukee and taught there before becoming sociology professor at Marquette University Milwaukee.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
U.P
Francis J. Haas
Grand Rapids Catholic
Haas
Racine
Wis
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Navy Bans Film From Here to Eternity Over Army Criticism
The Navy forbids showing From Here To Eternity on all ships and stations deeming it extremely critical of army life. An official said it implies soldiers mostly drink, with officers and non coms as sadists, discrediting the armed forces. The Army screens it at bases despite Pentagon shock at its portrayal.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
Armed Services
Army
Pentagon
Hollywood
James Jones
Hawaiian Islands
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Young Claar
Clarence Claar
Felix Stanley
Marion Petrie
Miss Petrie
Noel Dorion
Paddock
National Mediation Board
Union
Enoch Arden
Avis Meier
Mitchell, S. D
South Bend
West
Russ
Reds
Dean
William Dean
John H. Banks
Campton
U.S. Printing Dept
Dairies
Dispatch
Pueblo, Colo
Bishop Haas
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