Arosa Sky Docked in New York After Influenza Transit
The student exchange ship Arosa Sky arrived in New York from Rotterdam after an Atlantic crossing marked by 200 influenza cases onboard. A total of 27 patients were held for further care, about 50 remained ill on arrival, while others had recovered. No fatalities were reported. Taxi rides and hotel arrangements were made to accommodate those aboard and support medical needs.
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New York
Rotterdam
Martha Washington
New Yorker Ballroom
Abel Faces Bail Hearing in Brooklyn Spy Case
Soviet secret police officer Rudolf Abel, 55, appears in Brooklyn federal court for a bail and plea hearing on spy charges. He may be without a lawyer after John J. Abt says he cannot act as counsel. Abel has been held without bail amid accusations of running a Kremlin atomic spy ring.
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New York
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Soviet Secret Police
Brooklyn
John J. Abt
Abt
Communist Party
Abel
Kremlin
Pup Leads Dog's Life in Norman Yard
Letter carrier E M Robinson faced a laughing challenge from a playful three year old and his dog in Norman Oklahoma The boy had a water hose tied to the collar directing a spray at the mail carrier as he approached the box This harmless prank caused a blocked path but left no harm and drew a amused reaction from the delivery man
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Robinson
Norman
Vote Count Under Way In Guiana General Election
Forces on both sides predicted victory as the vote count began in British Guiana for 14 Legislative Council seats. Results were due tonight with Communist influence a central issue amid a mixed East Indian and other electorate.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Legislative Council
Morros Reveals Spy Front in 12 Year FBI Role
Boris Morros, a Russian born Hollywood producer turned FBI asset, testified about a 12 year espionage career aiding the United States while posing as a Soviet spy. He described meetings across Europe, FBI links, and his eventual exposure leading to indictments of several associates.
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James F. Tomlinson
New York
Munich
Germany
Cinerama
Boris Mikhailovitch Morros
Hollywood
United Wep
Paris
Moscow
Morros
U.S. Atty
Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr
Jack Soble
Jacob Albam
George Zlatovski
Albam
Soble
FBI
Morris
Europe
East Berlin
St Petersburg
Leningrad
United States
Russia
Washington
Vienna
Red Socks Help Nab Cool Kid
A youth wearing gray flannel Bermuda shorts and bright red knee socks fled a Philadelphia record shop after listening to jazz and cha cha rhythms. He grabbed 10 record albums before clerk Irvin Medway and police pursued him, catching him quickly.
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Philadelphia
Irvin Medway
Ploy Uncovered in Syria Involving U S Aid Signal
U S officials signaled a plan to offer Damascus aid between 300 and 400 dollars in exchange for political changes in Syria. The disclosure suggests a broader U S strategy to influence actions in Damascus.
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U.S
Syria
Damascus
Polish Workers Strike in Vodka Hike Protest
In Lodz 10,000 municipal transport workers walked out protesting a government plan linking pay boosts to vodka consumption. Police used tear gas sending five to hospitals as protesters refused to return to work despite Communist authorities labeling the strike illegal.
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Lodz
Poland
Dka
Boy Hunted By Police In Indiana
In Brazil Indiana police and the Indiana National Guard led a large search for 7 year old Billy Martin missing since Saturday afternoon. A suspect, Harry A Higgins 53, aunt Elizabeth Martin 41 was released after a lie detector test. Billy was last seen near a road when a car nearly hit him.
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Ind
Indiana National Guard
Billy Martin
Civil Air Patrol
Russell
Harry A. Higgins
Clay County
Billy
Elizabeth Martin
State Poice
Indianapolis
Higgins
Donia) de Martin
Waj
Union
Chicago
Donia
William Martin
Camp McCoy
Wis
Linda
Bobby
Strikes, Guards Clash as Authorities Move to Lodz
In a swift countermove authorities deployed 1 000 trucks and armed guards to Lodz to secure a settlement as strike leaders urged restraint. Police used tear gas at the main city depot amid a clash between strikers and non strikers while workers learned of a October pay raise and new state revenue measures. A government statement linked the strike to a price wage boost tied to vodka prices and noted U.S. and French military contacts in Beirut with Syrian seers consulted.
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Lodz
United States
Howard Stone
Jordan
Hussein
U.S
Beirut
Kuwaily
Red Poland’s Lodz City Falls to Communists
The report notes Lodz, a key meat-packing and textile center 75 miles southwest of Warsaw, was a prize for the Communists. It cites wages of about 1 050 gloty monthly for average workers and as low as 700 gloty, with the zloty pegged at 25 cents to the dollar.
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Lodz
Warsaw
Red City
Poland
Civil Rights Bill Faces Delays in House showdown
Washington The House prepares for a preliminary showdown on the civil rights bill with talk of sending it to the Rules Committee amid deep partisan splits. Speaker Rayburn and GOP Leader Martin weigh options while discussions tie the measure to foreign aid, Senate action, and potential conference talks.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
House
Unb
Rayburn
D-Tex
Martin
Mass
Eisenhower
Con
Iman
Senate
Jon
Congress
Man Learns Of Robbery Hard Way
Dayton man Herbert White age 34 lies in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital after an armed robbery he witnessed. Police say two suspects, Donald Armstrong age 21 and another man, are in Montgomery County jail. Witnesses say White was shot when the assailants entered the bar around 11 15 Monday near the 2400 block Bar scene.
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Dayton
Ohio
Miami Valley Hospital
Herbert White
Montgomery County
Donald Armstrong
Bad News For Pea Pickers
Austin report notes a move by the organization with a claimed sentiment and a figure of 92.44 percent. no further context or names are provided.
Fair skies dominate the regional forecast into midweek
The forecast calls for fair, cooler and less humid weather today and tonight with highs around the 80s and a low near 60. Wednesday should be fair and slightly warmer with a high near 85. Yesterday Middletown reached 91 at 2:30 pm and a low of 36 at 5:30 am, with rainfall totals not specified.
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Middletown
Doria Faces Scrutiny Over Union Funds Handling
Former AIW secretary Anthony Doria admitted storing thousands of union dollars in a iron box at AIW headquarters Milwaukee. He said funds were not used for personal gain though records of use may have disappeared. He opposed full member accounting, noting only constitutionally required reporting to Heaton.
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Washington
Anthony Doria
The
Allied Industrial Workers
AIW
Milwaukee
Doria
Heaton
Doria Claims No Objected Motive In Strong Box Records
Doria testified he kept a debit credit record of the Geee money in the strong box and alone knew the combination to open it. He said he has no idea what happened to the record and noted some union records may have been destroyed.
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Doria
Chuckle Barber Quips About Oil During Haircut
A barber jokes with a young man in the chair asking if the cut should go ahead or if he should just change the oil, reflecting a playful tempo in the scene.
Swimmer Drowns Off Private Beach Near Huron
Carl L. Finley 49 of Ashland drowned Monday off a private beach near Huron after becoming exhausted while swimming far from shore. His body was recovered by rescuers.
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Huron
Ohio
Carl L. Finley
Ashland
Jim
Lake Erie
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