France Faces Labor Rebellion Over Laniel Austerity
Premier Laniel’s economy decrees trigger a strong labor awakening in France. Strikes expand from rail and civil service cuts to threaten government policy and European defense plans. Foreign observers fear violence, possible Parliament session, and a swing to a left coalition that could alter Indochina and Germany rearmament policies.
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Preston Grover
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
Germany
Workers Union
Socialist Party
National Assembly
RMP
Popular Republican Movement
Laniel
France
Far East
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Farm prices slip as dairy and grain stocks surge
Skidding farm prices highlight a split picture as wheat, cotton and corn face potential federal controls while consumer food costs hover near record highs. Government supports total 2.5 billion in the year, with large grain stocks and rising butter stockpiles prompting calls for price cuts and policy adjustments.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Patton Stamp To Be Sold At Fort Knox
The first day issue of a Gen George Patton commemorative stamp will go on sale at Fort Knox Kentucky on November 11 The decision was announced by Senator Clements who noted the Patton museum there and Pattons role as a leading exponent of armored warfare
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Washington
Gen
George Patton
Fort Knox
Sen
Clements
D—Ky
Post Office Department
Patton
Actress drops suit against Bob Calhoun
Actress Anne Sterlin drops her $7,840 damage suit against oil man Bob Calhoun saying she is about to leave on a singing tour and cannot be tied up in a prolonged trial. She had charged him with beating her with a cane after a party at his home on March 24, 1952, for nervous shock and injuries. Calhoun denied the accusation and authorities took no action.
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Los Angeles
Anne Sterlin
Bob Calhoun
Calhoun
Youth Held For Driving Stolen Car Shooting Spree
A 15 year old from Painesville was held by juvenile authorities for allegedly driving a stolen car across Summit County and firing at motorists. Police indicated the spree may be linked to the burnpike killings and a possible copycat motive.
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Cleveland
Painesville
Summit County
Across Clues From A Family Themed Puzzle List
A set of crossword style clues covers terms from a family theme. Includes entries for daughter nickname parent youngest member pronouns vegetable falsehoods essential being negative word musical bells triangle growler speed lettuce revise interjection hat and arson related terms with hasty flee listed as common crossword answers.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Donated by The Arid
A listing of crossword clues with numbers and matching answers arranged as a puzzle grid. Clues cover a range of topics from nouns and verbs to proper names and common terms, including musical direction barrel maker and Greek letter.
Dayton Democrats Nominate Carter in Municipal Race
Columbus voters defeated a 64.4 million housing project by 31 945 to 16 487 as turnout surged to 52 505. Dayton Democrats nominated Russell L. Carter for municipal judge, defeating Vincent M. Shields 6 382 to 3 454 while Cecil B. Edwards ran unopposed. Columbus and Dayton races also named city officials and council members in a high turnout primary highlighted by the housing vote and new judicial candidate.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Dayton
Frank J. Lausche
Board of Elections
Russell L. Carter
Cecil B. Edwards
Carter
Vincent M. Shields
Edwards
Russell C. Taylor
Judge Swears In Eastern Oklahoma's New U S Marshal
In Muskogee Oklahoma Federal Judge Eugene Rice in garden attire overruled a request to perform the oath in work clothes. He insisted on proper dress saying I would look as if I were running for Congress. The new U S marshal is Paul Johnson of Durant.
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Muskogee
Okla
Eugene Rice
Oklahoma
U. S
Paul Johnson
Durant
Rice
New Man Commands Lockbourne Air Force Base
Col Charles M. Eisenhart takes command at Lockbourne Air Force Base in Columbus Ohio succeeding Col Lewis E. Lyle who is reassigned to Maxwell AFB Alabama. The change marks a routine leadership transition in the Air Force.
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New Man
Lockbourne AF Base
Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
Charles M. Eisenhart
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Eisenhart
Lewis E. Lyle
Air Force War College
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Magistrate Defies Cramer on Traffic Case Handling
Hanover Township magistrate Otto Grafner challenges Judge Fred Cramer over traffic case legality. Cramer says magistrates may hear only two types of cases and warns that noncompliant offenses require municipal court handling. Grafner vows to continue trying cases and may bind over to grand jury, while state patrol notes policy and high arrest volume.
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Hanover Township
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Otto Cramer
Hanover
Cramer
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Grafner
Common People’s Court
O. J. Simmons
State Highway Patrol
Route 4
Simmons
Two Industrial Workers Hurt in Falls Injuries Reported
Four people received treatment at Middletown Hospital for accident injuries yesterday afternoon and evening. Troy Fullen, 38, suffered a mashed left middle finger at Aeronca Manufacturing. Calloway Combs, 38, was struck in the chin at Mokrey Machine. Carina Spencer, 56, fractured her right arm after a home fall. Anna Benard, 65, fractured her right ankle after a fall at home. All were dismissed.
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Middletown
Troy Fullen
Jefferson Rd
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Calloway Combs
Mohawk St
Mokrey Machine Company
Combs
Carina Spencer
Sixth Ave
Anna Benard
South Sutphin St
Yonkey Business Cages 2 Youths
Two boys aged 10 and 12 were seen peering from behind the Buffalo Zoo monkey cage as they threw stones at penguins under a sign inviting participation. An attendant caught them and police later lectured the youths on zoo courtesy after about half an hour in the cage.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Zoo
Joseph A. Abgott
Monroe man arrested for concealed weapon and obscene literature
John W. Boyd, 26, of Monroe, was arrested at B and Black streets by police who said he had a revolver in his pocket. He faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon and possession of obscene literature.
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Hamilton
John W. Boyd
Monroe
B and
Black Streets
Jaycees Plan Evening At LeSourdsville Lake
The Lake area Jaycees and Junior Chamber members will meet informally at LeSourdsville Lake tomorrow. The younger Jaycees will play those over 30 in a 6 p.m. ball game followed by dinner and a business meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
LeSourdsville Lake
Lodge Begins Meetings With UN Delegates
United Nations in New York reports Henry Cabot Lodge Jr arrives after Korea trip and Eisenhower talks to press ahead with General Assembly set to discuss Korea conference. He meets Dag Hammarskjold and plans talks with Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Schuman Andrei Vishinsky and other delegates.
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United Nations
N. Y
Korea
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
U. S
General Assembly
U.S
Assembly
Lodge
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Schumann
France
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Dag Hammarskjold
Lloyd
Gladwyn Jebb
Percy Spender
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