US seeks immediate return of seven American soldiers
The United States delivered a strong note to Czechoslovakia demanding the immediate return of seven U.S. servicemen seized by a Czech border patrol near Baernau. The Czech government claims they were spying, while Washington insists they were innocent travelers. The named soldiers include Captain Jack Davis and Privates Richard Jumper Leonard Tennis and others.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Baernau
Prague
Vienna
Ceteka
Jack Davis
Richard Jumper
Leonard Tennis
John Glasson
Ross McGinnis
George Switzer
Jerry Griffith
Germany
Czech
Ohio Farmers Urged To Hold On To Wheat
Two grain experts urge Ohio farmers to store harvested wheat to save time and boost profits. Walter Lee predicts prices may rise 10 to 15 cents if farmers avoid panic selling during harvest. Lowell Folsom notes on farm storage keeps trucks free and reduces elevator delays.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter Lee
Farm Bureau Cooperative Assa. Grain Division
Lowell Folsom
Ohio State University
Seven Die in Madrid Train Collision Near Los Molinois
Seven people died and 20 were injured when an electric passenger train crashed into a freight train вчера in Los Molinois, a village near Madrid.
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Madrid
Los Molinois
Reward Offered In Bay Village Murder Case
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard and his family announce a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of his wife Marilyn Sheppard's killers as investigators press the case. County officials cite delays due to family stalling while Sheppard recovers at Knollwood Mausoleum chapel and Bay View Hospital.
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Bay Village
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Carl Rossbach
Gerber
John J. Mahon
Sheppard
Rossbach
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Dr. Sheppard
Knollwood Mausoleum
Alfred C. Kreke
Bay View Hospital
Airline Pilot To Be Cleared In Killing Lad
A prosecutor expected to rule the shooting of 15 year old Raymond Kuchenmeister Jr as justifiable homicide. Captain William F Bonnell said the boy barged onto the aircraft at Cleveland Hopkins Airport with a pistol and ordered a Mexico bound flight to divert. Bonnell fired to protect passengers and the plane, striking the youth who later died. Four crew members supported Bonnell’s account.
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Cleveland
William F. Bonnell
Raymond A. Kuchenmeister Jr
Cleveland Hopkins
Bonnell
Mexico
New York
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Texas
Employment Up in June Says Government
Washington reports employment rose by about one million in June while unemployment remained nearly unchanged despite seasonal expectations.
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Washington
Pressure on Farm Bill Split House GOPsters Face Tight Whip
Washington Rep Abernethy says House Republicans faced terrific pressures and disciplinary action to vote for flexible farm price supports. The 229-170 test backed flexible supports from 82 to 90 percent of parity, vs the committee’s 90 percent rigid plan. Senate panel meanwhile considered a $22 billion surplus set aside for relief, aid and stockpiling.
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Washington
Abernethy
D-Miss
House
House Agriculture Committee
Republican National Committee
GOP
Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jaycees Outline Plans for Annual Charity Horse Show
Logan Jaycees announce final plans for a charity horse show at the Logan fairgrounds over Saturday and Sunday with 75 to 100 entries from several states. Judges include Rankin Paul and Bill Cooper. events span three sessions on a circular track around the judges stand. Proceeds fund Jaycee civic projects in the year.
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Logan Jaycees Today
Logan Fairgrounds
Rankin Paul
Washington
D. C
Bill Cooper
Portsmouth
Joshua Matheny
Logan
Hocking County
Main St
Bill Sauer
No Trace Seen Of Gertrude The 10 Foot Python
Locale reports no sign of Gertrude the 60 pound 10 foot python four days after her car disappearance in Hagerstown Maryland. Residents worry about possible danger as a reward offer for the snake remains unsettled and rumors spread of strange crates and remains.
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Gertrude
Hagerstown
Harry Albacker
Lorain
Ohio
Washington County Hospital
Harry
Albacker
Hubby
First Strike In 8 Years Hits Goodyear Plants In 10 Cities
The CIO United Rubber Workers called 23,000 Goodyear workers off the job in 10 cities ending last midnight. Akron and St. Marys Ohio Muncie Los Angeles Topeka Lincoln Gadsden and Windsor Ont report immediate stoppage with 13,000 striking at Akron. Wage dispute centers on a 5 cent hourly raise and unequal gains for low paid plants. Negotiations had run since June 22 with related talks across the rubber industry including Firestone and General Tire in Cleveland and U S Rubber in New York.
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Cincinnati
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Akron
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Los Angeles
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Gadsden
Ala
Jackson
Mich
New Bedford
Mass
Windsor
Ont
Canton
Weather in Hocking County Holds Pleasant Day
Comfortable conditions persist in Hocking County with 71 degrees at 11:30 a.m. A low of 58 degrees last night and a 83 degree high at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Tonight and Friday forecast fair and cooler then cloudy and warmer.
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Hocking County
Unionists Arrested in Akron Riot Charge at Power Plant
Police arrested eight CIO Utility Workers Union members yesterday in Akron charging inciting a riot at Ohio Edison Co. power plant.
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Akron
CIO Utility Workers Union
Ohio Edison Co
Huge Kaiser Plant Slated on Ohio River
U S Senator Harley Kilgore said the Office of Defense Mobilization granted a certificate of necessity for a 500 million Henry J Kaiser aluminum fabricating plant near Pt Pleasant West Virginia on the Ohio River It will hire about 1000 workers with construction to start soon The Philip Sporn plant of Ohio Power Co near Pomeroy could supply the power needed and options on 1300 acres near Ravenswood were reported as part of the project
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PT. Pleasant
W. Va
U.S
Harley Kilgore
Office of Defense Mobilization
Henry J. Kaiser Co
Charleston Gazette
Ohio River
Philip Sporn
Ohio Power Co
Pomeroy
Kaiser
Ravenswood
Jackson County
Puerto Rican Terrorists Get Stiff Prison Terms
Four Puerto Rican assailants who attacked the U S House of Representatives on March 1 received maximum prison terms up to 75 years Judge Alexander Holtzoff called the act dastardly and ruthless and noted the surgeons saved lives with difficulty The convicted trio Rafael Cancel Miranda 28 Andres Figueroa Cordero 29 Irving Flores Rodriguez 28 and Lolita Lebron 34 led the group with Lebron sentenced from 16 years 8 months to 50 years and all planed to appeal The juried five counts of assault with intent to kill and with a dangerous weapon drove the longer sentences for the men
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lolita Lebron
Lebron
Holtzoff
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Brazil Nabs Reds in Pre-Election Crackdown
Rio de Janeiro police say 29 members of Brazil's outlawed Communist party were arrested in the past 10 days. The detentions appear tied to a government push before upcoming elections.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Communist Party
Good Leads Reported In Kidnap Slaying
Miami detectives grilled more than 30 men and reported very good leads in the kidnap murder of 7 year old Judith Ann Roberts. She was taken from her grandparents home and found slain in a palmetto thicket near South Bayshore Drive. The attack involved strangling and sexual assault. A 3 year old sister described a colored man and neighbors mentioned two Negro gardeners who interacted with the children.
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Miami
Judith Ann Roberts
Judith Ann
Baltimore
South Bayshore Drive
Judith
Rosenbergs
Fact Finding Panel Named In Atomic Plant Strike
President Eisenhower named a three member board led by Thomas Keith Glennan to investigate the strike of 4 500 atomic energy plant workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. The panel aims to end walkouts threatening production of ingredients for atomic and hydrogen bombs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy
Thomas Keith Glennan
Oak Ridge
White House
Bernard M. Shanley
Dulles Opposes Red China Entry to United Nations
Secretary of State Dulles warned the United States would veto Red China’s U N Security Council entry if necessary. He said Peiping would fail to join major U N bodies and defended staying in the U N even if admission were opposed. President Eisenhower signaled no rush to withdraw, though Knowland warned Congress could act quickly if Peiping is seated.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
U. N. Security Council
Peiping
United Nations
Korea
Indochina
Red China
Sen. Knowland
Rcalif
Eisenhower
Congress
U. N
California
GOP
Knowland
George
Senate
White House
China
Farmers Split Over Social Security for Farm Operators
In Washington four national farm groups debated extending social security to 6.2 million farm operators and workers. The National Grange National Farmers Union and National Milk Producers Federation support the bill while the American Farm Bureau Federation opposes the extension at this time.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
National Grange
National Farmers Union
National Milk Producers Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
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AFL
Tom Fee
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