Clement Group Considers Rail Strike Crisis In Tennessee
A special committee appointed by Gov. Frank Clement met in Nashville to study ways to ease the transportation crisis from the L and N Railroads strike. The group discussed dispatching loads, guarding freight, and possible emergency powers under the Civil Defense Act of 1951 to prevent economic disruption.
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Clement Group
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
L. A& N. Railroods
Clement
Atau Phirecity
Highwas
Simle Rtl
Beneeral
Clowes Tanrigenes Ang Graiting Save Chem
Aushiudty
Peroutiak
Leech
Tennensen
Florida
Doug Fisher
Uraluil
Death Attributed To Phone Strike In Tennessee
Mayville, Tenn, April 7. A man died en route to a hospital after neighbors drove him to a funeral home and an ambulance transfer. Doctors say delay due to telephone service cut by a strike may have contributed to the death. Maryville exchange shut since Sunday. other exchanges closed amid scuffles. Local doctors urged emergency state action. Bell officials report fear of force against operators.
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Mayville
Tenn
Jimmy Samples
Samuel Lambeth
Blount County Medical Association
Maryville
Tennessee
Jellico Exchange
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Lalollette
Frank Clement
Blount County
Hazard
Clement
Ton.Stokes
Bell
Jellicoe
Stokes
Witholl
Binnos
Woman Is Given Life For Husband's Death
In Clathe Kansas a jury found Mary Callahan guilty of murdering her husband Julian Callahan as he slept on January 2. The court fixed the punishment at life imprisonment. Ray Tipton, a bread truck driver, faces trial for murder in the same case. The defense denied involvement and sought to cast doubt on the husband’s slaying as an alleged act connected to the accused.
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Clathe
Kan
Apel
Greyhound Bus Drivers Strike Disrupts National System
Atlantic Greyhound drivers begin a strike affecting 125 drivers and 800 other workers across ten states. Regular schedules halted at midnight. many buses immobilized. Union cites demands for higher pay and parity with other Greyhound systems. company says no agreement until next Monday. Federal mediators engage. response from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offices minimal.
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Cearlestom
W. Va
Atlantic Greyhound
Southeastern Transportation System
AFL Motor Coach Employes Union
Greyhound
Aifi
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Gear North Carolina
Squid Carol Virginis
Kenueky
Tennessee
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Smke
Joseph Wright
Robert Donahue
Wright
Feither
Inca
Pittsburga
Philadelphia
Nnior
JAE. Uaniotr
Barcna
Jatlanhc Greyhound
Ion
Denios
Atlanta Greyhound
Travel By Bus Affected In Kingsport Area
The Atlantic Greyhound strike halts routes last night affecting Kingsport travelers. Union Bus Terminal manager R J Sproles reports Washington bound trips delayed over an hour while some services continue via connections to Roanoke Bristol and other cities. South and west of Kingsport travel remains unaffected.
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Kuesport
Washington
Marion
Atlantic Greyhound
R. J. Sproles
Union Bus Terminal
Aulmmie Greyhound
Virginia
Bristol
Roanoke
Tennessee Greyhound
Kingsport
Kingsport To Blitr Iri
Runstake
Lynchburg
Richmond
Charlottesville
Norrfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Watherville
Pulaski
North Carolina
Daamascus
Abingdon
Sproles
Asheville
Eden Holds First Cabinet Meeting After Churchill
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden met with his British cabinet at Downing Street for the first time since assuming leadership. He walked to No 10 Downing Street with a faint crown emblem noted and acknowledged reporters with a wave as he entered No 40.
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London
Anthony Eden
Whista Churchill
Eden
No. 10
Downing SL
No. 40
Giants Of Labor And Industry Slit Off Today
The United Automobile Workers and General Motors begin formal bargaining on a new contract with about 300000 GM workers in Detroit. A wage boost, 40 hour guarantee, health and pension improvements, and productivity raises are on the table as the five year contract nears expiration. Ford negotiations follow, with a similar pattern likely.
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Glenn Enge
Dethoit
Glans
Eee
Inday Ah
Mittons
Detroi
Ely
Sake Arete
Te Heymillions
Poe
Geneerak Motors
UAW
Ford Motor
Ford
Detroit
Igm
Warrant Issued For Marilyn On Traffic Ticket
Beverly Hills authorities issued a warrant for Marilyn Monroe after she failed to appear in court on a November traffic ticket for driving without a license. Judge Charles Griffin set bail at 2500 after a second warrant was issued. Monroe’s attorney cited New York contract commitments.
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Beverly Bigls
Marilyn Monroe
Beverly Hills
Charles J. Grif
Griffin
Sin
Mattis Brown
Champaign, T
Miss Monroe
W. C. Fields Jr
New York
Ay Brown
Saul Sel
Ines
Chavez Predicts Army Budget Increase Effort
Senator Chavez, leading an Appropriations subcommitte, signals support for raising the Army budget beyond Eisenhower's plan. Gen Ridgway,Army chief, urged 1,800,000 troops next year, about 273,000 more than the White House figure, amid deteriorating global conditions.
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Washington
Uf -Sen
Chivers
Gertie
Eisenhower
Matthew
Rudeway
Army
Yedlordiy Bre
Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower and Stevenson eyed for 1956 clash in party talks
Washington reports amid Michigan Chicago St Louis results that hint at a possible Eisenhower Stevenson rematch. GOP Chair Hall affirms Eisenhower will run while New York Gov Dewey remains hopeful. Democratic Chair Butler calls election outcomes a Democratic trend affecting national prospects.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Adal Ej. Stevenson
Michigan
Chinago
St Louis
Loxifu
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Aparn
Thomas BE. Dewer
New York
White House
Paul M. Butler
United States
Kerr seeks ban on atomic use to defend Quemoy Matsuo
Sen Kerr urges President Eisenhower to avoid atomic weapons in any defense of Quemoy and Matsuo, warning such use could trigger massive retaliation against Americans. He argues for conventional power and criticizes budget-driven atomic emphasis while senators debate the issue.
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Washington
Kerr
Dokla
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsuo
Congress
Vao Tate
Sen. Mundt
It-Sdi
Tout
Aloe
Trumen
Korea
Sen
Holland
D-Fla
Cpmmunists
Sparkman
D-A
Atomic Ack Aack Joins Arsenal Of Weapons
LAS VEGAS April 7 AG Atomc ack joins America's growing nuclear arsenal with a test over the Nevada desert. The blast from an Air Force bomber at high altitude produced a tiny fireball and doughnut cloud, hinting at small kiloton yield and advancing air and ground weapons research. In Denver, Edgar I Spear marked his 700th birthday noting no longevity formula.
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Las Vegas
Nev
America
Atomicers
Nevada Desert
Air Force
Defense Department
Inside the $305,242 New York Bank Robbery
Bank employees review mug shots as detectives pursue suspects in the largest cash robbery in U S bank history. The Chase Manhattan Woodside branch heist netted 305242 with a swift inside job, a two tone Cadillac getaway, and no injuries. FBI involvement follows the meticulous, timed plan. Suspects, including a teller and his wife questioned, as officers seek leads from the roughed up payroll and vault heist.
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New York
New York Bank
Ruus Swent
U. S
Chase Mamhattan
Woodside
Queens
Hank Employes
FBI
William
Bulava Watch Company
Doctor Works On Vaccine Report
Ann Arbor based University of Michigan professor Dr Francis prepares a report on the Salk polio vaccine involving about two million children. He plans to release the verdict April 12 and claims the analysis will be unbiased and thorough despite public scrutiny.
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Joan Barbour
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Thomas Francis Jr
Cherrybone
Dorothy
Francis
Early Dealings Lift Market Prices in Opening Trade
In New York on April 1 the black market edged higher in early dealings. Gains and losses appeared in individual issues as investors reacted to a firmer tone. The Associated Press average rose modestly, with industrials showing strength while overall activity remained tentative.
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New York
Galns
Josses
Ara & Polot Ph
Teen Driver and Passenger Killed in Fall Into March Creek
Alabama- tied Tennessee crash on Fort Henry Drive led to a convertible overturning into March Creek eight miles from Kingsport. C.R. Hughes of Chuckey, 31, survived in critical condition at Holston Valley Hospital after being pulled from the wreck with a woman believed to be with him. Police said the car, registered to Maxie Stevens Hughes, left the road after rounding a curve and struck trees before tumbling into the creek. Relatives and neighbors recalled hearing screeching and a final crash as witnesses reported the car traveling at high speed.
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Johnson City
March Creek
Kingsport
C.R. Inghes
Hulston Valley Community Hospital
Hughes
Richard A. Greer
Greer
Maxie
Maxie Stevens Hughes
Fort Henry
Roy Grey
Eaton's Store
Lloyd Coates
Don Turner
Gate City
Jack Bond
Spring Storms Slam Southeast and Texas Reach
Storms pummel the Southeast with damaging wind and rain after a Texas episode. Tornadoes strike Altoona near Birmingham causing about 530,000 in damage. Wyoming reports massive livestock losses as blizzards paralyze ranges. Cold fronts sweep into the Great Lakes and Northeast with below normal temps.
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Associated Press
Texas
Madama
Altoona
Birminham
Birmingeham
Alabama
Cartle
Wyoming
Montana
Willan
L. Chapman
Chapman
New Fingland
Great Lakes
Canada
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Wein Shegun
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Dave
Bardenhaven
Ania
Downing
Ronpanion
Real Estile Company
Carney &8 S
Joan
Dottie
Misa Dorothy His
Dawning
Woney
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Thilde
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Nrafessor
Oman
Jonas Salk
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