Freight Pileup Adds To Long Island Rail Jam
On Long Island the strike against the Long Island Railroad tightens a commuter jam for over a million people as 360 engineers walk out. The outage strains roads and hotels while freight moves halt to 3,000 cars in yards. Talks with Federal Mediator Ross Barr stalemate cited by both sides.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive ,Engineers Independent
Statler
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Grumman
Fairchild
Nassau
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Queens
Brooklyn
Ross Barr
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Barr
Senate panel urges faster expansion of U S air power
The Senate preparedness subcommittee led by Sen. Lyndon Johnson calls for rapid buildup of U S air strength citing Joint Chiefs testimony. It targets 143 wings by late 1954 with mid 1954 preferred, warns of lowered defenses and danger if delays persist. Gen Omar Bradley notes stretch-out postpones full military capability to 1956. Johnson asserts the United States cannot accept a second class air force without swift action.
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Senate Preparedness
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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D-Tex
Truman
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
United States
Joint Chiefs
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Spellman Tours Spain Says Franco Popular in Spain
Cardinal Francis Spellman returned from Barcelona where he attended the Eucharistic Congress and reported that everyone in Spain appeared enthusiastic about Generalissimo Francisco Franco and his popularity was obvious.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
Barcelona
Spain
Francisco Franco
Four Chicagoans questioned over Elroy hotel robbery in Wis
Four Chicago men were questioned in La Crosse over a weekend $700 robbery of an Elroy Wisconsin hotel. Two suspects were arrested at a roadblock near Richland Center yesterday, the other two were later picked up in La Crosse.
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U.P
Elroy
Wis
Richland Center
Crisis over free 11 Pusan lawmakers stalls South Korea bill
An opposition leader warned the national assembly will block a presidential election bill until 11 jailed assemblymen are freed. P H Shinicky said a two thirds vote is unattainable and the bill will not pass without their release. Kim Dong Song pressed for a free atmosphere as leaders faced an imminent election. Sin Chunk Kyun, a liaison officer at the U S embassy, has gone missing.
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Pusan
Korea
Shinicky
Kim Dong Song
Assembly
Protestant clash over public schools voiced by Chicago professor
University of Chicago historian Dr James H Nichols told about 275 Protestant church executives at the Association of Council Secretaries conference in Williams Bay Wisconsin that modern public school policies conflict with Protestantism. He noted the grounds for school support have shifted away from Western Christian heritage. The conference runs through Friday. In Scotland George Mair, 25, was fined $4 20 for throwing a snowball in the street.
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Wis
University of Chicago
James H. Nichols
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Association of Council Secretaries
Councils of Churches
America
Turriff
Scotland
George Mair
Kenosha News Masthead and Rates Notice
The June 17 1952Kenosha News front matter lists publication details including daily except Sunday, Kenosha Wisconsin as the publishing city. It states subscription rates per week and year and lists advertising representation and Associated Press rights and memberships.
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Kenosha
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Audit Bureau of Circuation
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Illinois
Russell's Campaign Director Sees Strong Russell Nomination Chance
Washington U P Sen Edwin Johnson, national campaign manager for Sen Richard Russell, says Russell has a mighty good chance for the Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson claims they are second to none as Russell tours 15 states on a get acquainted western swing and prepares for a June 29 return to Washington before a July pre convention tour of 10 more states.
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U.P
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Coro
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Johnson
Judge Attacks Tavernkeepers in Indian Liquor Case
Federal judge Patrick Stone denounces lawless tavernkeepers who sell liquor to Indians in northern Wisconsin and criticizes white juries for acquittals. Albany Potts, 47, was sentenced to one year for assaulting his wife Colin Potts, 46, on the Sokaotan reservation March 2. Mrs Potts, mother of six, was blinded and hospitalized.
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Wisconsin
Patrick Stone
Albany Potts
Potts
Colin
Stone
U. S
Frank Nikolay
Firm Offers Cheap Power From Namekagon Dam
Walter Jensen of Grantsburg testifies before a federal power commission hearing on the Namekagon Hydro Co. plan to build a dam on the Namekagon River in Washburn County that would supply cheaper electricity to about 5,000 residents. State approval is tied up in litigation over hunting and scenic rights, with the PSC and Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings affecting the decision.
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Washburn County
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William J. Costello
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Costello
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Namekagon Hydro
Smash Dope Gang In Milwaukee
Milwaukee police say they busted a narcotics ring arresting eight people after traffic violations led to searches. In one car officers found 250 dollars worth of heroin with a syringe and needle. another car yielded a marijuana cigarette. A Milwaukee man and a Chicago woman were also arrested in a separate room sting for 55 capsules of heroin.
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U.P
Chicago
Major General Hudelson Freed From Active Duty
Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudelson, who sparked controversy by claiming Reds could overrun Korea at will, is released from active army duty today. He retains his national guard commission and returns to civilian work as an oil company executive.
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Reds
Korea
National Guard
Daniel H. Hudelson
City’s CD Head Quits Milwaukee
Michael F. Phillips unexpectedly resigned yesterday as Milwaukee’s civil defense chief. He reportedly accepted a higher paying job with the federal civil defense administration.
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Milwaukee
Michael F. Phillips
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Scarce Steel Forces War Plant Cuts
The two week old steel strike worsens the economy as 650,000 CID steelworkers walked out. Coal miners, railroaders, and other steel dependent workers remain idle. Detroit and Cleveland plants report shutdowns on mortar shells and rocket tubing due to steel shortages. Philip Murray pledges production of essential military products as government seeks a plan to move stored steel to weapon makers.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Truman
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United Steeworklers
Cleveland
Lemco Products, Inc
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Philip Murray
CIO
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Murray
Wisconsin committee labels senate as reorganization roadblock
The Wisconsin Hoover commission findings described the senate operations committee as a major roadblock in federal reorganization.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Committee On Hoover Commission
Senate Operations Committee
Town’s Own Bugle Boy Takes First Vacation
Baxter Tennessee reports Charlie Hughes a 28 year bugling reveille pioneer begins a two week vacation. He started bugle practice in 1924 for health and has blown daily at 5 a.m. from a backyard pole. Nearby, six O’Boyle siblings in Donegal study pension eligibility.
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Bugle Boy
Baxter, Tenn
Baxter
Charlie Hughes
mid-Tennessee
Hughes
Eisenhower seeks western GOP votes at Chicago convention
General Eisenhower opens talks with western delegations to win votes at the Chicago convention. Utah pledges Taft with 33 Utah Republicans invited. Colorado shows strong Eisenhower support while Wyoming is divided. Ike downplays fear of Russia and urges national unity.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
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Chicago
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Utah
Wyoming
Taft
A. Pratt Kesler
Salt Lake City
Ike
Russia
Plane Freighting Livestock Between Australia and New Guinea
Quantas Empire Airways launches air freight service carrying livestock between Australia and New Guinea. The new route aims to speed livestock movements and expand the airline’s cargo operations.
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Australia
New Guinea
Quantas Empire Airways
Racine Woman Claims 30-Pound Weight Loss With Renor
Mrs H Kiedrowski of 30214 6th credits Renor Concentrate with losing 30 pounds in two months. She cites relief from gall bladder trouble and arthritis after prior illness, noting improved energy and mood. The ad urges purchase of Renor at drugstores, with fruit juice, two tablespoons twice daily, and a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved.
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