AFL Chief Mitchell Presses AFL to Back Eisenhower
Labor Secretary Mitchell urged the AFL to support the Eisenhower administration at the annual convention. He pleaded for unity with party leaders while appealing to the rank and file to back policy gains for workers, as AFL President Meany warned the convention would judge the administration’s record.
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Norman Walker
Los Angeles
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Eisenhower
APL
AFL
Owever
Tio Wluntiy
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Pasithan
Imich
Odafe
Ohry
Aliichell
George Neany
Tater Matin Dorking
AML
Savion
Teisenhower
Ehnieg
Tibet
Nyse Dernie Fiir
Tauekin
Orphrey Mitchell
Samuel Corapertata Dakar
Titorests
Meany
Rae Ocaetord
Reds Report Moving Big Guns From Kerea
Report claims relocation of major weapons from Kerea as shipping lines and rail routes are discussed. Mentions rivers and borders, with references to Poland Switzerland and radio broadcasts. Notes patrols and spectors amid rising tensions and growing traffic along northbound corridors.
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Reds
Kerea
Seek Ex-Mate Noe! Slaying case ties to Los Angeles couple
Police link ex-mate Noe to a Los Angeles crime scene where a man and wife were attacked in a tearoom. Detectives name James Marlery of Grant IL as questioned, while a San Antonio report notes Frank Neel testified about plans to escape a North Korea camp with Claude Batchelor in 1953.
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Batchelor
L. A
Los Angeles
Sherta
Ieath Mornlay
Merbes
Despine Porhes
C. Parkes
Klorhe
Yashand
Jydnes Verkeuris
James Marlery
Grantile
Mich
Ar Tayst
Hein
Recem Ly
Tat Torhos
San Antonio
Texas
WPL
Associated Press
Frank Neel
Claude Batche
North
Batebulor
Reymit
Gaio
al Wis
Nechelor
China Sea
Panehelor
Oxehingee
Batshelor
Escama
Pope Pius Reported A Little Improved
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Pius XII showing slight improvement after a setback. Officials say his condition has stabilized in Castel Gandolfo as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Pius
Fishing Boat Rams Reeks Feared Sunk
Coast Guard reports a fishing boat named Dipper near Avila Beach California reeled off course and sunk while the Papal figure on tour slowed his schedule for recovery. No further details on rescuers or survivors are provided in the scrambled text.
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Coast Guard
California
Avila
Carl A. Carlisle
Davies
Dip
Army Court Deliberating Fleming Fate
Army court began deliberations in the case of Lt. Col. Harry Fleming the first American officer to face a court martial for behavior in captivity. Prosecutor John Pritchard accused Fleming of seeking only to survive regardless of the consequences while Fleming defended his actions as a humane leader of Allied POWs. Charges include collusion with the enemy informing on fellow prisoners and involvement in Red propaganda broadcasts. If convicted the maximum penalty is life imprisonment with possible acquittal on some counts.
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FT. Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Fleming
John FR
Pritchard
Col. Kim
Racine
Wis J
jCaves
United Nations
Unitedtates
Chilean President Ibanez imposes martial law amid unrest
Chile Chief Ibanez, 76, declares a state of siege to curb violence and a planned general strike by Communist elements. Opposition denounces the decree as unnecessary while Congress meets in an extraordinary session to challenge his move amid economic turmoil and strikes in copper fields.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Tbance
Lxecutive
Ibanez
Congress
House of Congress
Giesler Withdraws From Carradine Divorce Case
Attorney Jerry Giesler says he has withdrawn as counsel for Sonia Sorel in John Carradine's divorce suit. Reportedly Sorel asked a Pasadena hotel to send him charges as police investigated a disturbance. Barboza, linked to Vargas’s family, was named as a respondent.
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Jerry Giesler
Sonia Sorel
John Carradine
Giesler
Miss Sorel
Passedena
Eugenio Carolos Barboza
Barboza
Vargas
Carradine
Blonie
Pasadena
Barbosa
Robert W
Avaisipans
San Mateo
Celif
Thirae
Claretians to Meet The Long Reich Guild Luncheon Card Party
The Claretian Guild will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday at 10 30 a m in Machinist Ridge T28 Elm Ave. A luncheon and card party will follow. The public is invited.
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Long Reich
Claretian Guild
Machinist Ridge
T28
Elm Ave
Energy Aid to World Urged in Race of Rising H-Bomb Peril
Atlantic City CIO convention speaker Thomas E. Murray of the Atomic Energy Commission urges stepped up federal support for peacetime atomic power to aid energy-hungry regions worldwide. He envisions a plant in Japan to prove nuclear energy’s peaceful aims and warns against U.S. lagging in peacetime power development while rival nations advance.
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Atlantic City
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Japan
Murray
United States
CIO United Steelworkers
GOP Chief Sees Good Yet Hard Fight Ahead
Republican national chairman Leonard Hall told President Eisenhower prospects for continued GOP control of Congress are good but the party faces a hard fight. Hall and three aides conferred with the President at the summer White House for 90 minutes, joined by Sherman Adams and three administration liaisons with Congress. Hall said they outlined the war picture to the President and that it is a hard fight. The meeting preceded Eisenhower’s Far West speaking tour, and Hall addressed Truman’s remark about hoping for a Democratic Congress, saying Truman’s comments help Republicans.
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UPI
Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Congress
Hall
White House
Sherman Adams
Wall
Istints
Far West
Truman
Democratic Congress
Mal
Meroman
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