Atomic plant workers plan wage strike in Paducah
Production workers at the Paducah atom bomb factory vote to strike for a substantial wage increase. Talks at Oak Ridgenear breaking point as CIO and AFL unions push for higher pay. President Eisenhower weighs possible Taft Hartley injunction to stop new strikes.
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Paducah, Ky
Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO
Paducah
Barney Sanders
Paducah Cio United Gas, Coke and Chemical
Sanders
Washington
White House
CIO Union
AFL
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
British Hosts To Malenkov
Moscow reports the British embassy prepared its finest china and silver for Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov at an embassy banquet honoring Clement Attlee and six Labour leaders visiting Moscow. Malenkov and other Soviet leaders led a four hour dinner at Maxim Gorky’s country home, noted as the best Western delegation reception since World War II. During the evening Malenkov spoke with Dr Edith Summerskill, presenting her a bouquet of phlox and gladioli in the garden.
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Moscow
China
Georgi Malenkov
Clement Attlee
Malenkov
Attlee
Maxim Gorky
Edith Summerskill
Four Sisters To Be Wed At One Ceremony
Four sisters will marry in a single ceremony conducted by Superior Court Judge Malcolm Douglas. The couples include James D. Astel, publisher of the Forks Forum, and Marion White of Seattle, with Walter Roberge and Mrs. Emily Baarstad, and Fred J. Wettrick with Dolores Lopez. Herbert Delmonico and Carmellita Coffman of San Francisco complete the eight involved. All eight had prior marriages and met through business and social circles.
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Seattle
Superior Court
Malcolm Douglas
James D. Astel
Forks
Wash
Forum
Marion White
Walter Roberge
Emily Baarstad
Fred J. Wettrick
Dolores Lopez
Herbert Delmonico
San Francisco
Carmellita Coffman
Astel
Hoover Offers To Help GOP Campaign In Iowa
Former President Hoover says he will be glad to help Republican campaigning before the November election. He visited West Branch for his 80th birthday and planned dedications in Mason City Cedar Rapids. He criticized Democrats for misuse of power and warned on free restrictions amid Cold War tensions.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert III
Herbert, Jr
Stephan
Allan
Allan, Jr
Andrew
Allan Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Herbert Hoover III
Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
New York
Iowa City
Pike Turnpike Section Nearing Mid-October Finish
Contractors report the 24 mile expedit ed section from the Pennsylvania connection through Mahoning County to Ohio 18 west of Youngstown will have paving finished by mid October. The segment is slated to open to traffic by December 1, with paving only half completed to date.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Mahoning County
Ohio 18
Last Cease-Fire Takes Effect In Indochina War
In Saigon the fifth and final cease-fire took effect ending major fighting in Indochina. Vietminh and French UN forces were to withdraw to designated pockets, with refugees moving south to escape Hanoi Haiphong turnover. American fleet preparations aim to aid evacuation of hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese.
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Saigon
Indochina
South
Viet Nam
Vietminh
South Viet Nam
North
Geneva
Laos
Cambodia
Tansonhut
Hanoi
Haiphong
Senate Approves Flexible Farm Price Supports Bill
The Senate passed a large farm bill 62 to 28, approving flexible supports tied to parity and stock levels. President Eisenhower hailed the victory while aides note remaining differences with the House on dairy supports and parity ranges for cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and peanuts.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
House
White House
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Hospital at Portsmouth Hires Doctor Opens for Limited Patients
PORTSMOUTH Ohio the million dollar state receiving hospital here idle since its June dedication will admit a limited number of patients today Dr Francis J Harvey is the first physician named by business manager John Brandel who cited staff shortages delaying earlier openings He hopes to hire six more physicians and psychiatrists to fill the staff.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
John Brandel
Francis J. Harvey
Brande
Two Governors Lose In Primary Elections
Republican senator nominees solidified in several states as Rep. Carl Curtis defeated Gov. Robert Crosby in Nebraska while Gov. Francis Cherry trailed in Arkansas. Idaho backed Sen. Harry Dworxhak for renomination and former Sen. Glen Taylor led in the Democratic senatorial race. Delware Democrats renominated Sen. J Allen Frear Jr.
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Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Robert Crosby
Senate
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Idaho
Harry C. Dworshak
Glen Taylor
Henry Wallace
Claude Burtenshaw
Curtis
Orval Faubus
Cherry
Reich Informant Declares Nazism Revived in West Germany
Berlin AP Otto John, once security chief of West Germany, asserted at a Soviet sector press conference that Nazism has revived in the West. He claimed the United States and allies push for another war, and that Britain France and Bonn officials are tools in a new danger to Germany. He refused to discuss his divorce.
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Berlin
Otto John
West Germany
European Defense Community
World
John
Reds
United
Stes
Britain
France
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
U.S. High Commission
East Germany
United States
Eight nations ready to sign Asia defense pact
United States officials announced seven countries ready to join a regional alliance aimed at countering Red aggression in Southeast Asia. Foreign ministers would meet September 6 in Baguio to seal the pact with Britain France the United States Australia New Zealand the Philippines Thailand Pakistan named as participants. India Burma Indonesia and Ceylon were not expected to join the military side though economic involvement was hoped. Secretary of State Dulles would lead the U S delegation to the United Nations after the conference.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Baguio
Philippines
Britain
France
Australia
Thailand
Pakistan
India
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Asia
Alliace
Indochina
Eisenhower Opposed to Cutting Relations With Russia
President Eisenhower said the United States cannot sever diplomatic ties with Russia and urged against a preventive war with the Communist world. He noted tensions have eased and praised recent farm bill moves while addressing labor issues at Oak Ridge and Paducah.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Free World
Fugitives' jailbreak trail heats up as stolen car found near jail
Four escapees from the Steubenville jail remain at large after sawing through the roof in the early hours. Sheriff Clarence E. Eberts said a car found near the jail was not used by the fugitives. The dangerous ringleader Ray Mossberg, 29, along with John Manos, 19, Mike Rashak, 40, and William Robinson, 30, are sought. three other inmates did not flee.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Clarence E. Eberts
Eberts
Ray Mossberg
McKeesport
Mossberg
Lima State Hospital
Lima
John Manos
Smithfield
Mike Rashak
Tiltonsville
William Robinson
Youth Drowns in Ohio Farm Pond
John A. Tice, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Tice of near Lima, drowned yesterday in a farm pond near his home.
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Lima
Ohio
John A. Tice
Robert C. Tice
Batchelor Trial Date Set At Army Court Martial
Cpl. Claude Batchelor who remained with Communist captors in Korea will face an Army court martial in San Antonio on August 30 for aiding the enemy while a war prisoner. The date was moved after consultation with Batchelor’s attorney Joel Westbrook, who said defense prep in one month is inadequate. Also noted: 22 U.S. prisoners initially stayed with the Communists. Edward Dickenson later returned to the U.N. side and was sentenced to 10 years.
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San Antonio
Tex
Claude Batchelor
Korea
Batchelor
Joel Westbrook
Westbrook
U.S
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
U.N
Dickenson
Polio Epidemic Reported Raging In Los Angeles
Los Angeles health officials say polio has reached epidemic proportions with 11 new cases reported yesterday, bringing the year’s total to 300 and 3 deaths. They warn that this month and next are the peak period for the disease, the highest annual tally since 1948.
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Los Angeles
Los Angele
Study Resolutions Move At Ohio State Federation Meet
Cleveland reports delegates from across Ohio gather as the Ohio State Federation of Labor holds its annual meeting to discuss resolutions and study topics. The event brings together 750 delegates to review reforms and labor concerns.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sta Federation of Labor
Ohio Sees Surge in New Corporations Says Secretary of State
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports Ohio may set a record for new incorporations if current seven month pace continues. He notes 3958 filings by Aug 1 vs 3745 last year and cites Ohio’s rise to fourth in corporate starts behind New York California and New Jersey.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Illinois
New York
Califonia
New Jersey
George C. Farris
Farris
Eisenhower Ohio Auditor Rhodes Discusses Bright GOP Outlook
Ohio Auditor James A Rhodes met with President Eisenhower saying the Ohio picture looks bright for the Republicans. He noted no mention of his opponent Lausche and said the President was complimentary about Senate candidate Bender.
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Washington
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Eisenhower
Rhodes
Helen
Suzanne
Saundra
Sharon Lu
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Lauscthe
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