Carolinas and Georgia Alert as Hurricane Diane Forms
Diane formed as Connie neared and moved northeast then westward, posing risk to the southern coast. Officials warned of potential hurricane effects while Connie’s damage lingered on as warnings narrowed to the Carolinas and Georgia.
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Diane
Gentry
Carclina
Connie
New York
Middle Atlantic
Peerco Rico
Bermuda
Bestia
Est
Dain Bastin
Salturday
Sgt James C Gallagher Trial Testimony From Fellow POW
A fellow POW testified Sgt James C Gallagher of Franklin on trial for unpremeditated murder of three American prisoners of war. The witness said Gallagher treated him well and was a fine guy in his book. The defense planned to have Gallagher testify in his own defense later, with charges including collaboration with Communist Chinese captors.
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Sew York
James C. Gallagher
Franklyn
Rotert Chinaull
Frederickshts. van
Gallagher
North Korea
Reisen Tast
Gallaznar
Gallacher
L A Theft Suspect Wounded Five Times in Police Firefight
Los Angeles police fired five bullets at Clayton Carroll 28 an ex convict as they tried to question him about an attempted entry into a home He was wounded in the chest and sight hand and state officials said He remained in serious condition at General Hospital after residents reported tearing sounds and Carroll refused to halt police officers Bertsch and Smith gave the account
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L. A
Los Angeles
General Hospital
Hetix
Bigglarm
Clayton
Carroll
Tim
Bertech
J. Smith
Bertsch
Rubber Workers Union Takes Strike Vote at Firestone
The CIO Rubber Workers Union began a strike vote among 22,000 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. employees in eight plants. The union notified the company it would cancel the current contract at midnight if no settlement is reached. Firestone plants affected include Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
Cioubber Workers Union
Barzaining
Firestone ‘Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Cmpany
Los Angeles
Rioters Fail to Free Prison Rebel Leaders
Rioters failed to free inmate rebel leaders at Yakima prison as hostages were taken and tear gas dispersed would be liberators. Warden Delmore authorized riot procedures. walls secured and dining area cleared. After negotiations, leaders surrendered and released guards, with inmates reportedly treated well before return to their cells.
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Tdelmore
Stewards
Yakime
Delmore
Chen
Hongup. Com
von Viels
Delmare
Bischell
Thomas A. Tar His
jOlsapia
Fearful drownings in Yellowstone Lake incident
A 12 year old boy and his father are believed drowned after a sudden windstorm on Lewis Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Fishermen reported rough conditions during a Sunday picnic at Griffith Park, Los Angeles, as authorities identify two locals at the scene.
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Mammoth, Wyo
Lewis Lake
Amesin
Yellowstone National Park
Missouri
Paks Park
Ednmundl B. Rogers
Charles M. Brauer
Jeliet-Wil
Vegas Hotel Fire Forces 400 to Flee
A Sunday night blaze at the IL Rancho Vegas hotel forced about 400 guests to evacuate as flames damaged the kitchen and roof and smoke spread to the dining room. The orchestra and chorus continued briefly while patrons were led out. several staff and a trumpet player were overcome by smoke. Damages estimated at 250000.
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TAS Vegas
IL Rancho Vegas
Sheriff's Officers
Gene Barringer
Tedfin Rile
Philip, Kane
Indonesian town damaged by quakes near Bandung
Tremors in Sumedang over 24 hours damaged most homes, leaving only about 200 houses intact. Officials attributed the quakes to subterranean activity near Tampomas as aftershocks continued from Sunday into Monday morning.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UEI
Sumedang
Bandung
Tampomas
Aluminum plant opens 65 million facility in Montana
Columbia Falls Montana hosts Anaconda Aluminum’s new $65 million primary plant. President Russel B Caples says capacity will hit 120 million pounds annually by Jan 1 with about 450 jobs available. Plant plans expansion and uses 120000 tons of alumina refined bauxite yearly shipped from Corpus Christi and Hurricane Creek under Reynolds Metals long term contract.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
AnacondaAturnbody Co
Russel B. Caples
Anaconda Aluminum
Caples
Anaconda, Aluminum
Corpus Christi
Texas
Hurricane Creek
Avk
Reynolds, Metals Co
Pechiney Co. Frances
Quarles Sworn In as AF Secretary
Donal A. Quarles, a Pentagon missile expert, was sworn in as secretary of the Air Force. He succeeds Harold E. Talbott, who resigned after Senate investigators questioned his engineering firm partnership. Quarles, formerly Bell Telephone Laboratories VP, had served as assistant secretary of defense for research and development.
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Washington
Donal A. Quarles
Pentagon
Air Force
Quarles
Harold E. Talbott
Senate
Bell Telephonery Laboratories
Defense
Death Takes Former Congress Librarian Dr Herbert Putnam
The Library of Congress reported the death of Dr Herbert Putnam former librarian emeritus aged 43 at Woods Hole Massachusetts. He died Sunday from coronary thrombosis. Survived by five daughters Brenda Putnam Gunn and Mrs Eliot O Hare of Washington, and other relatives. he was born in New York and son of George Palmer Putnam founder of the publishing house.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Herbert Putnam
Woods Hole
Mass
Putnam
Congress
Brenda Putnam
Wilton
Eliot O'Hare
New York
George Palmer Putnam
Eisenhower back in Colorado for summer vacation
President Eisenhower returned to Colorado for a summer vacation with plans for trout fishing in Fraser and a round of golf at Cherry Hills. He flew from Washington to Lowry Air Force Base, greeted by crowds, and will split time between fishing trips and handling state matters from his Colorado offices. His grandson David accompanies him. Mrs. Eisenhower stays behind in Gettysburg.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
John S. Doud
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Eisen
Hower
Rocky Mountains
David
Washington
Lafayette St
Cherry Hills Country Club
Fraser
Cole
Lowry Air Force Base
Congress
Doud
Looge
Min
Pickets Storm Foundry in New Castle Nine Arrested
About 109 to 159 men forced entry at Perfect Circle's New Castle foundry, turning over four cars after an attack on a bus carrying striking workers. Nine workers employed by Perfect Circle were arrested for malicious trespass as unions seek contempt against a court injunction. The United Auto Workers had struck plants in New Castle and Richmond over a wage contract, with the firm offering 1 cent and the union pressing for a 21 cent per hour raise plus union shop.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle
Perfect Circle Corp
CLO United Auto Workers
Richmond
Hegerstown
Hagerstown
Broadway Actors Refuse to Answer Communist Questions
Three Broadway actors faced the House Un-American Activities Committee in New York. Stanley Prager and John Randolph invoked the First and Fifth Amendments while George Tyne asserted the committee cannot invade inner beliefs. Tyne revealed a 1944 Communist Party card in a false name. Prager cited constitutional rights. Randolph refused to answer correlations with the Communist Party or his Air Force service. The hearing aims to identify entertainment figures with Communist ties and expose those influencing the industry. 27 subpoenas were issued.
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New York
Broadway
House Un-American Activities Committee
Stanley Prager
John Randolph
George Tyne
Indus
Tyne
Hollywood
Frank S. Tavenner Jr
Lee J. Cobb
Communist Party
Nemes
Martin Yatus
Tavenner
Buddy Yarus
Pinehurst Ave
Los Angeles
Prager
Taveoner
The
Daily Worker
International Work Order
Tee
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Air Force
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House
Subcommittee of
Un-American Activities
Japanese officials to study Canada graft inspection system
Twenty one Japanese government officials will depart Wednesday on Canadian Pacific Airlines for a three week study of Canada’s graft inspection system, announced by the Japanese embassy.
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Tokyo
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Canada
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