Picket Line Persists At Pullman Standard Plant
E S McClain a former guard leading a family picket outside Pullman Standard Car in Bessemer Alabama since Wednesday. He alleges wrongful firing over a union dispute and demands reinstatement as 900 workers observe labor protest. union officials say the strike is unauthorized.
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Bessemer
Ala
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co
E. S. McClain
CIO
United Steelworkers
McClain
Pullman-Standard Co
Pullmen-Standard
Chieftains Open Home Schedule Versus Bexley
The Logan Chieftains, picked by SEC writers to win the league, host Bexley Lions in the first home game of the season. Coach Al Scrivner’s squad, in good shape, features Roger Gordon and Don Brown returning from minor injuries as they pursue vengeance for recent losses to Columbus schools. Weather permitting, a strong crowd and increased aerial plays are anticipated.
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SEC
Bexley Lions
Chiefs
Columbus
al Scrivner
Roger Gordon
Don Brown
Ranning
Lancaster
Scrivner
Lions
Lancaster Bis
Athens
Bulldogs
BIS
Columbus St. Mary
Circleville
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Gallians
Little Coal Grove
Middleport
Hunt Widens For Infant In California
San Jose search for 2 day old Robert Marcus widens as 1000 police firemen and students sweep Willow Glen. Atlantic City infant hoax note triggers FBI involvement while owners scrutinize footprints for the two babies.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Atlantic City
N. J
Sanford Marcus
Robert
Mt. Zion Hospital
Marcus
Hanna
Associated Press
FBI
Washington
Willow Glen
Here
Trade Pact Signed Between Britain and Bulgaria
Britain and Bulgaria sign a trade pact in London. Bulgaria will buy about $7 million worth of British goods in the coming year, including machinery textiles fish copper sulphate and woolen rags.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
Typhoon Strikes Manila Area With Destructive Winds
The season's worst typhoon hit six northern Philippine provinces with 120 mile per hour winds. There were no reports of casualties as of this report in Manila.
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Manila
Philippine
Boat Blast Kills 8 Near Rangoon in Burma
A river boat near Bassein 80 miles from Rangoon exploded and sank in flames. Eight people were killed and 25 injured seriously in the disaster.
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Rangoon
Burma
Bassein
Clashes Kill Seven in Algiers as French Forces Crackdown
In northern Algeria clashes between French troops and nationalist rebels left seven dead. Over 250 rebels were arrested as authorities pursued control of the area.
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Algiers
Algeria
Janet Hurricane Cuts Across Caribbean With Fatal Toll
Janet, a 115 mph hurricane, moved west in the Caribbean with a well defined eye. It smashed Barbados, killing more than 100 and leaving thousands homeless as warnings were lowered for Windward Islands. Navy planes observed the storm 425 miles south-southeast of San Juan.
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Janet
Navy
San Juan
P. R
Windward
Cmdr
Kenneth Mackie
Albany, N. Y
Neptune
Barbados
Weather Watch Hocking County Sees Cooler Day with Light Showers
Hocking County reports cooler conditions after mid 80s with a low near 60 and a 77 daytime high at 11 30 am. Forecasters expect scattered thundershowers today and Saturday with clearing and cooler nights ahead.
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Hocking County
Mercury
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Temperatures will average about five degrees below normal with highs near 72 to 75 and lows around 53. Cooler Saturday night and Sunday continue into midweek. Rain is expected Friday and again late Tuesday or Wednesday, totaling about three quarters of an inch.
Lonardi Sworn In as Argentina’s Provisional President
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi took the oath as Argentina's provisional president after leading a rebellion that toppled Juan Peron. He vowed to hold elections, dissolved Congress, and ordered Peronist lawmakers arrested, as street clashes and vandalism erupted in Buenos Aires and Rosario. Peron remained aboard a guarded ship in Buenos Aires harbor.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Provisional
Peron
National Congress
Congress
Peronista Party
Rosario
Eduardo Arenas
Lonardi
United States
New York Times
Eva Peron
Chaco
la Pampa
Paraguay
American Killed In Israel Ambush Near Lebanese Border
An American tourist identified as Herman Brach of Brooklyn New York was killed in the ambush of an Israeli bus. The attack killed three passengers and occurred in the Galilee mountains six miles south of the frontier. U N observers began an on the spot probe following a complaint to the Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Herman Brach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Teitelbaum
U.N
Mixed Armistice Commission
Galilee
Farm prices seen holding steady amid big 1954 crop output
Agriculture Department economists forecast only minor declines in this year's farm prices as crop production surges. Prices now run about 6 percent below a year ago, with demand and supply signals pointing to a large harvest and continued government programs under review to bolster farmer income.
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Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Marketing Service
Logan Mail Boxes Turn Red White and Blue Downtown
Brilliantly painted red white and blue mail collection boxes brighten downtown and residential areas. The lower sections are blue the tops red and the lettering white replacing the traditional green on ten city collection boxes.
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Logan
Woman in Convertible Seeks To Lure Children in Lancaster
Police link two recent attempted child luring cases to a gray haired woman about 40 in a light colored convertible. In Horns Mill a 10 year old girl was offered a lollipop and asked to go home five weeks after Basil incident with a seven year old. Authorities describe similar traits and warn the public.
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Allen
Basil
Baltimore
Sale George
George
Two More U S Citizens Leaving Red China
Hong Kong dispatch states two American civilians long detained in China reportedly boarded a ship at Shanghai. Four others are expected to leave in two weeks, part of a 12 detainees list for lack of exit permits.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Shanghai
U. S
China
Reds
Geneva
U. & Vice
Robert Aylward
Emma Angelina Barrs
Robert Howard Parker
Emma
Parker
Eva Stella Dugay
Boston
Theresa
Marcella
Eileen Huizer
Walcott
Ind
Surat
Howard Ll. Ricks
Boscobel
Wis
Yokohama
Straat Ball
Huizer
Dismus
Kanady
Houston
Ohio University Enrollment Hits New Record Target
Athens Registrar Robert E. Mahn announced enrollment near a record with 6,010 students registered yesterday and further late-week enrollment likely pushing total past 6,100. This would top the 1948 campus mark of 5,611.
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Athens
Robert E. Mahn
Ohio University
Mauahn
Wild cherry tree grows to record size in Ohio
A wild cherry near the home of F L Lehman in South Bloomingville on Scenic Star Rt is reported to measure 13 feet in girth as the latest entry in Ohio’s search for the biggest trees.
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Ohio
F. L. Lehman
South Bloomingville
Scenic Star
Lehman
Pupil Vacation as Hocking Teachers Meet at Church
Pupil day off in Hocking County while 107 teachers attend an all day session at Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church. Tom O Keefe of the Ohio Education Association opens the morning program at 9 30. Vere Smith of Athens leads an afternoon audio visual workshop with aids demonstration.
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Hocking County
Hocking County Teachers Association
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
Teachers Association
Tom O'Keefe
Ohio Education Association
Vere Smith
Athens
Charles Ingraham
German Assembly OKs Soviet Pact
The West approved establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Adenauer’s Moscow agreement with Premier Bulganin ended a two day debate as the chancellor said the trend offers prospect of easing international tensions and national unity in freedom to Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
West
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bulgania
Bulganin presses for broad disarmament plan linked to arms cuts
Fraser Colorado reports that Soviet Premier Bulganin told President Eisenhower any mutual blueprint exchange must be part of a general disarmament program. He urged prompt abolition of all atomic weapons and coverage of all bases including foreign ones. U.S. officials see a generally encouraging tone but potential strings. The White House drafts a reply for possible release next week as negotiations continue in the U.N. Disarmament subcommittee.
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Fraser
Colo
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Washington
Russia
United States
Denver White House
Kremlin
V.M. Molotov
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Rocky Mountain
Here
Murray Snyder
White House
U. S
Bulgarin
U. N
Germany
Israel Discovers First Oil Reserves
TEL AVIV Israel reports the first discovery of oil in the country marking a historic energy milestone. The find is announced without details on location or reserves and could influence regional energy prospects.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Bitter Ohio road tax sparks cross-state reciprocity clash
A Columbus Common Pleas Judge halted Ohio plans to cancel motor vehicle reciprocity with Michigan Illinois West Virginia and Indiana and ordered restored pacts with 10 other states. Michigan officials threaten to require Ohio trucks to register in Michigan as talks continue.
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Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
West Virginia
Indiana
State
Prairie
Wolverine
John H. McCarthy
Michigan Public Service Commission
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McCarthy
W. B. Westbrook
Hlinois
Lausche
William G. Stratton
Stratton
Quinn
Ohio Supreme Court
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