Lewis Huddles With UMW Policy Committee Today
John L. Lewis convenes the United Mine Workers Policy Committee as a possible coal strike nears. The UMW and Northern mine owners’ contract expires Saturday, with miners set to miss work first possible next Monday if no agreement is reached. The committee, based in Pittsburgh, typically ratifies contracts before public terms are announced.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Union
Northern
Lewis
Southern
Pennsylvania
UMW
John Busarello
Pittsburgh
No. 5
U S Despairs Of Iran Treaty Talks Stall
Washington officials say Premier Mossadegh shows no interest in restart proposal backed by Truman and Churchill. Officials lament lack of new moves as tensions over the Anglo Iranian oil impasse persist. Two Iranian officials, Hussein Makxi and Al Jahyar Salih, arrive in the U S to assess the oil dispute and report to Premier Mosaddegh's circle.
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Washington
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Churchill
Mossadegh
Hussein Makxi
Moss Sadegh
National Front Party
Robert L. Garner
World Bank
Mak&i
Germany
United States
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Iran
al- Jahyar Salih
Mos Isadegh
Three Year Old Refuses Medicine After Fatal Ringworm Dose
In Tokyo a three year old, Masae Motohashi, refused prescribed medicine. Her father let her sleep rather than argue. A neighbor alerted them to a radio broadcast reporting the pharmacist mistook the dose, strong enough to kill a child. Masae slept through the danger.
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Tokyo
Hasao Motohashi
Masae
Italians Bar Protestants From Worship In Rome
The Italian government orders all 22 branches of the Protestant Church of Christ in CatholicMary to stay closed until official permission is granted to operate. Church spokesmen say they'll seek court action, arguing the ban is unconstitutional. Protestant groups, including Texans led by Cline R. Paden, have faced pressure since World War II.
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Rome
Church of Christ
Italy
Paden
Interior Ministry
Texas
Alessandria
Frascati
Belmont Park Stable Fire Kills 24 Horses
A four alarm blaze at Belmont Park destroyed a 50 stall stable killing 24 horses and injuring a groom who rescued three. The fire broke out at 7 40 p m EDT near the barn already scarred by a June fire. Smoke knocked out 12 firemen briefly as crews fought to save the remaining animals.
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Belmont N
Belmont Park
Long Island
Coney Island
Albert Patterson
N. J
Patterson
Worker Admits Assault Slaying in North Carolina
ELIZABETHTOWN NC A carnival worker confessed Sunday to raping and murdering a 20 year old white farm wife whose body was found in a corn field. Douglas Grisson 25 of Manassas Va said he beat and killed Mrs Thad Lew White in her kitchen Saturday before dragging her body to the corn field. the baby was unharmed. Murder and rape carry the death penalty in North Carolina. Solicitor Malcolm Seawell said indictments would be presented to the Bladen County grand jury. The report notes a 2 by 4 found near the body. Also reference to a UN Panmunjom incident in a separate item.
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Elizabethtown
WN. C
John B. Allen
Douglas Grisson
Manasssas
Thad Lew White
Grisson
Carnival Roustabout
Malcolm Seawell
Bladen County Grand Jury
Monster sighting divides Braxton County residents
Seven witnesses reported a tall glowing creature with a blood red face near Flatwood West Virginia igniting debate between believers and skeptics. Police and locals dismissed the accounts as mass hysteria while descriptions ranged from seven to seventeen feet tall after a flying saucer sighting by Mrs Kathryn May and others.
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Sutton
W. Va
Braxton County
Libelievers
Frankenstein
Flatwood
Kathryn May
C. 5
Fisher
At Least 16 Killed In Tennessee Traffic
The Associated Press reports at least 16 people died in traffic accidents across ten Tennessee counties in the week ending Sunday. Shelby County led with three deaths, matching the prior week’s toll in West Tennessee, while Chattanooga marked its seventh fatality of the year, the first since May 18.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Shelby County
West Tennessee
Chattanooga
Stevenson Says Taft Manages Ike Campaign
Adlai E. Stevenson charged that Dwight D. Eisenhower’s campaign has been taken over by Senator Robert A. Taft turning the great crusade into the great surrender. He urged Republicans unhappy with last week’s Eisenhower Taft meeting to join Democrats. Eisenhower, at Fort Wayne, dismissed disparaging remarks as not funny and defended his role as party standard bearer while stressing no endorsement of all candidates.
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United Press
Adlai E. Stvenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Springfield
Gov. Stevenson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vatican
Democrats List State Officers
The Tennessee Democratic Executive Committee pledged to campaign for all Democratic candidates in November including the president, governor, U S senator and Congress. Buford Ellington was elected chairman after Joe R Adams resigned. Clement and J B Avery spoke briefly. Cayce Pentecost was named a leader in Albert Gore's bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Nashville
Democratic Executive Committee
U. S
Congress
Democratic Committee
Buford Ellington
Lewisburg
Joe R. Adams
Ellington
Clement
J. B. Avery, Sr
Cayce Pentecost
Camden
Albert Gore
Allied Planes Down Nine MIGs Smashes Korean Border City
A five state dragnet pursued three federal fugitives Joseph Nolen 26 Ballard Nolen 22 and Elmer Lehner 22 after escaping the Lewisburg Penitentiary. FBI Philadelphia chief Arthur Cornelius directed the nationwide manhunt with police and civilian pilots hovering over Eastern Pennsylvania and surrounding states. The fugitives robbed a sporting goods store stole rifles shotguns and ammo and fled through a twisting path of kidnapping robbery and knife violence.
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Allentown
FHI
Joseph Nolen
Ballard
Whitley County
Elmer Lehner
Chicago
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
FBI
Arthur Cornelius
Philadelphia
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Bucknell University
UN Sabre jets down nine Reds in Korea battle
United Nations air forces claimed a decisive day near Korea as F-86s destroyed nine MiG-15 fighters and damaged two more, bringing September totals to 42 destroyed three probable and 33 damaged. Navy Panthers also struck Hoeryong near the Manchurian border destroying cement and other facilities. carriers Princeton and Bon Homme Richard supported the raids.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U. S. Navy
Panther
Hoeryong
Siberian
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
U. N
Pyongryang
AFL Leaders Assault Taft Hartley Law at Opening Session
The AFL convention in New York opened with aggressive criticism of the Taft Hartley Law. AFL President William Green called it the obnoxious act and pledged to mobilize labor strength to repeal it. Attendees anticipated endorsing Adlai Stevenson for president as debates continued on party alignment and policy stance.
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New York
AFL
Thomas B. Dewey
William Green
Gay
Adlai E. Stevenson
Martin T. Lacey
Lacey
AFL Central Trades and Labor Council
Communists Protest Slanderous Leaflets at Panmunjom
Communist armistice negotiators protested to the United Nations at Panmunjom over claimed slanderous leaflets in the neutral conference site. Col Chang Chun San signed the protest letter, condemning Sept. 14 leaflet drops and an Allied policeman’s actions as provocation in violation of the armistice agreement.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Alles
Maison
Chang Chun San
Red
Chang
Tenn Mother 13 Becomes Youngest St Thomas Birth
In Nashville a 13 year old housewife gave birth to an eight pound two ounce girl at St. Thomas Hospital becoming its youngest mother. She quit seventh grade last year to marry an 18 year old service station attendant. Hospital rules bar visitors under 14 in maternity.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
St. Thomas Hospital
Eugene King
St. Thomas
Truck Kills Woman Near Clintwood Va
Two elderly women walking to Ghost Rock Church near Clintwood Va were struck by a truck at 10 30 a m Sunday. Mrs Alex Dutton 48 of Isom died instantly and Mrs Cleveland Wallace 86 of Ghost Rock is in serious condition with a fractured skull at Duke County Hospital. Driver Buster Bowman 19 of Clintwood was arrested at the scene and jailed without bond. Dutton is survived by her husband and two sons Millard and Ervan of Isom.
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Clintwood
Sps
Ghost Rock
Alex Dutton
Isom
Cleveland Wallace
Dukeon County Hospital
Garland Bartley
Buster Bowman
B. D. McLemore
Swen Rose
Bowman
Dickenson
NATO Armada Speeds North In Major Operation Mainbrace
The nine nation task force sweeping toward Northern Norway gains speed as it nears the coast. Minesweepers precede the fleet amid reports of heavy mine danger and enemy harassment. Two ships collide but suffer no casualties and head to Scotland for repairs. U S destroyer Tidewater and Coates involved in the incident. New Soviet UN delegate Valerian A Zorin arrives to assume Malik's post, continuing Moscow's negative stance in the world body.
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Norway
Scandinavia
Norwegian
North Sea
Scotland
U. S
Tidewater
Coates
New York
Russia
United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
Valerian A. Zorin
Europeans Plan For Federation
In Strasbourg six nations formed a constitutional convention to draft a document for a European federation. The assembly begins work on a constitution, despite a German Socialist boycott. Belgian Paul-Henri Spaak remains president as delegates from France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg voice concern over the German Socialists move and legality of the assembling body.
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Strasbourg
France
UPJF
Oal-Stee
Paul-Henri Spaak
Naiing
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
West Germany
Karl Mommer
Socialst
Assembly of the
European Defense Community
Mommer
Blood May Tell Who Is Father
Two men claim paternity of a motherless five year old boy and will learn today which has the right to raise him. Hospital blood tests on the child and the mother’s records are being reviewed after the mother Violet Phillips 24 died in an auto crash. Blood types show Johnson and Phillips both A while Wilmer Johnson Jr. is type O. The boy Richard Eaverne Johnson born August 1947 had Johnson listed as father before the divorce of Violet Phillips and Johnson in 1947 and 1948. Judge L B Who will decide the case will meet with the men and their lawyers after final test results are reported.
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Sioux City
Violet Phillips
Richard Eaverne Johnson
Glenn H. Philips
Wilmer Johnson, Jr
Phillips
Johnson
Tae
Ei Phillips
Solunar Tables Lake Level Report Highlights Monday
A fragmentary note references lake levels and solunar tables for Monday and nearby locations. Readability is limited, but the entry points to a data brief on water measurements and hunting seasonal timing. May indicate forecasted lake conditions and lunar timing effects.
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Adlai
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Dewey
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