Costello Begins 18 Month Jail Term After 37 Years
Frank Costello, once called the prime minister of the underworld, surrenders to begin an 18 month sentence for contempt of the United States Senate. He will be held at the Federal House of Detention and is eligible for parole in six months.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
United States Senate
Senate Crime Committee
New York State Institution
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Bridges Urges GOP Campaign On Foreign Policy Issues
Senator Styles Bridges, Republican Senate leader, urged vigorous campaigning on international affairs and said foreign policy should be debated openly. President Truman endorsed a bipartisan foreign policy record, while Eisenhower accepted limited CIA briefing notes and discussed information access.
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Washington
Truman
Sen
Styles Bridges
Bridges
Senate
New Hampshire
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Stevenson
Defense Department
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Gen. Eisenhower
Madame Chiang Kai-shek to seek treatment in San Francisco
Madame Chiang Kai-shek will fly from Honolulu to San Francisco on Saturday for treatment of a skin ailment. Dr J C Geiger Oakland health director reserved two rooms at Franklin Hospital but did not confirm the booking. A Tripler Hospital physician said she suffers general neurodermatitis and cooler San Francisco temperatures were advised for care.
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Honolulu
Chiang Kai-shek
San Francisco
J. C. Geiger
Oakland
Calif
Franklin ‘Hospital
Madame Chiang
Tripler Hospital
Hot Wave Hits Europe Four Die In Italy
A Europe wide heat wave killed four people in Italy with deaths reported in Venice Modena Bologna and Bari. Thousands fled cities to spend Italy's three day August holiday in the countryside.
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Europe
Italy
Rome
Venice
Moden
Bologna
Bari
Plane Crash Kills Eight in Laos Mountain
Saigon dispatch reports eight crewmen perished when a transport plane crashed into a Laos mountain. French Army headquarters announced the loss on July 21.
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Saigon
French Indochina
Laos
Eisenhower Outmaneuvers Truman in Briefing Clash
Eisenhower’s aides say the general held his own in a direct exchange with President Truman over a confidential briefing on world affairs. The episode sparked a Washington mixup that drew a laugh from Omar Bradley and highlighted a push to distance Eisenhower from administration foreign policy while keeping Stevenson aligned with it.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Defense Department
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
Vandenberg
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
GOP
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth Hold Five Hour Meeting
Prince Aly Khan rushed to Beverly Hills to see Rita Hayworth and their daughter Yasmin for five hours. He declined to comment on reconciliation, saying only that he talked with Rita and that Yasmin is beautiful. He planned another visit later and then returns to New York in five days after visiting Kentucky friends.
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Hollywood
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Rita
Aly
Beverly Hills
Charles Vidtor
Yasmin
Europe
New York
Kentucky
Nevada
Romance of Auto Heir Ends After Police Involve Showgirl
Detroit reports Horace E. Dodge, 50, and actor Gregg Sherwood, 25, split after police intercepted her as she left Beloit Wis for the airport. She admitted a $10,000 friendship ring given at Cannes and denied theft while police held candy and perfume souvenirs.
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Detroit
Horace E. Dodge
Gregg Sherwood
Dodge
Beloit
Wis
Miss Sherwood
Cannes
France
Ill Wind Strikes Talmage Nebraska
A 100 mile per hour wind caused about 250000 dollars in damage in Talmage Nebraska Wednesday night. The storm knocked out power and ruined food Refrigeration, leaving ice cream from local supplies to be given free to children the next day.
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Talmage
Neb
Stevenson Seeks Facts On Problems
Springfield reports Stevenson meets with farm labor and political leaders to map strategy for the 1952 Democratic campaign. Attendees include Allan Kline, Charles Shuman, Arthur Goldberg, Joseph Keenan, Sen. Clinton Anderson, John Anson Ford, and Steven A. Mitchell pledging to keep religion and racial prejudice out of the race.
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Stevenson
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Shuman
Federation
Kline
Republican Party
Agriculture Brannan
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Arthur Goldberg
CIO
Joseph Keenan
AFL Labor League
AFL
Detroit
Chicago
Presint Truman
Sen
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Senate
Democratic
Democratic Campaign Committee
John Anson Ford
California
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Steven A. Mitchell
National Committee
Democratic Party
Sol. Fineberg
American Jewish Committee
Mitchell
Soviet Release English Sailor Flown From Moscow Jail
British sailor Stanley Brennen arrived in Helsinki on route home after six months in a Moscow jail for hooliganism. He refused to speak to reporters and was escorted to the British legation where officials offered no comment. Brennen had been aboard a Finnish ship in a Russian port when arrested.
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Helsinki
Finland
Stanley Brennen
Moscow
Russia
Legation
Avon Curfew imposes 10 p.m. limit for youths under 16
Avon adopts a 10 PM curfew for children under 16 after residents protested a rash of break-ins at summer cottages and nearby cottages. Police and city fathers acted following the series of juvenile crime incidents and community fear.
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Avon
Lorain, O
Death-Defying Rescue Fails Explorer Dies 1000 Feet Underground
Marcel Loubens a 33 year old French cave explorer died after a rescue attempt failed in the Pierre St Martin fissure in the Pyrenees. Dr Andrew Mairey descended 0.25 miles to haul the unconscious man to the surface but Loubens died from injuries and the cold. Loubens and Mairey were part of a party that had reached a record depth of 1656 feet into the earth.
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Licq-Athery
France
Pyrenees
Marcel Loubens
Andrew Mairey
Mairey
Loubens
Pierre St. Martin
Paris
Maiey
C10 Chief Raps Ike On Social Security
CIO leader Murray assails Eisenhower on Social Security arguing his candidacy fails to comfort the average citizen. He spoke at a Stevenson rally as the CIO endorsed Adlai Stevenson, criticizing Ike’s 1948 1949 remarks as lacking a practical American vision.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Murray
CIO
Political Action Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Fisenhower
GOP
Eisenhower
America
AFL Leaders Plan To Break Traditions At 71st Convention
The AFL plans to invite Eisenhower and Stevenson to speak at its 71st annual convention opening Sept 15 in New York. The federation may name a favorite candidate and will also invite a fraternal delegate from ICFTU to address 700 to 800 delegates.
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Atlante City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
AFL Executive Council
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
New York
William Green
ICFTU
AFL International Relations Committee
Elude Police Net At Warren
Federal and local police chase fresh clues in a $71,000 street holdup of a 35 year old bank manager in Warren Ohio. Three bandits wearing burlap masks fled after forced stop and theft from Charles Foley's payroll pickup. Witness Ida Campbell memorized stolen license plates from a Toronto theft.
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Charles Foley
Foley
Union Savings & Trust Co
Woodland
Ida Campbell
Toronto
Truman predicts Stevenson win in CIO visit
President Truman told CIO leaders in the Rose Garden at the White House that American voters will elect Adlai Stevenson president and make the Republicans accept it. The CIO Political Action Committee members met him briefly during their White House visit.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
Adlai Stevenson
Union
Political Action Committee
White House
Rose Garden
CIO Back Stevenson Endorsement Shapes Campaign
Murray leads CIO attack on Republicans over inflation and rent control while praising Stevenson. He cites high GOP opposition to anti inflation measures and broad Republican support for Taft Hartley. Board endorses Stevenson and urges voter registration ahead of November 4 election.
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Murray
Senate
Senate Rep
House
Stevenson
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Kroll
Marines Repel Sixth Communist Assault On Bunker Hill
American Marines repelled a major Chinese drive on Bunker Hill as UN air forces bombed Red positions. The briefing officer put Communist casualties at 39 killed in the recent one hour clash, part of six attempts to retake the hill since midweek.
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Seoul
Bunker Hill
United Nations
U.S
Eighth Army
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Lam
Pedemriensee
U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
Yonchon
Trolley Car Murder Scene
A gunman fired on a rush hour trolley crowd in Philadelphia wounding a passenger and killing a woman. Motorman George Forker halted the car and conductor Oscar Schaible opened the door as shots rang out. Lovie Le Rigby died and Elizabeth Suggs was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Philadelphia
George Forker
Oscar Schaible
Lovie le Rigby
Elizabeth Suggs
Episcopal Hospital
Forker
Miss Rigby
British and Japanese Extend Sterling Agreement
London reports Britain and Japan will extend their sterling payments agreement by four months beyond the August 31 expiry. The extension maintains financial arrangements between the two nations as world markets adjust to postwar conditions.
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London
The
Treasury
Britain
Japan
Football Here Again in Sunday's Journal Sports Section
The Journal plans on site coverage of the North-South high school football game in Akron Saturday night. A round-up previews Miami Valley football prospects opening practice next Wednesday and a feature on Middletown bowling alleys ahead of the season. A Middletown German girl who married a local GI and two society pieces highlight the Sunday pages.
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Sunday Journal
Journal
Akron
Miami Valley
Middletown
Warren County Fair set for second century start
Corwin Nixon of Lebanon, fair board secretary, leads a look at August 24 preparations for the Warren County Fair as it enters its second century with updated plans and events on the Miami Valley Pages.
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Warren County
Corwin Nixon
Lebanon
Fair Board
Miami Valley
Hoffman to Testify for Benton in Libel Case
Paul G. Hoffman, former economic cooperation administrator, is listed as a witness in Sen. Benton’s defense against Sen. McCarthy’s libel suit. A U S district judge set a hearing to decide if Hoffman can testify the same day at a deposition. McCarthy alleges Benton defamed him with charges of fraud and deceit.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Eisenhower
Sen. Benton
Conn
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S
Burnita S. Matthews
Hoffman
Benton
Senate
Gerhard van Arkel
Edward B. Williams
van Arkel
Ot Ity
Wisconsin
George C. Marshall
McCar
Gen. Marshall
Senate Rules Subcommittee
Girl Learns Fiancé Is Married In Cincinnati Court
Pretty Joan Best 20 learns in Probate Court that Woodrow Ennis already has a wife Dorothy Strub Ennis and six children. Chief Deputy Schneider denies a marriage license as Joan plans to return home with parental consent. The case outlines Ennis' one existing marriage and lack of support to his family.
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Cincinnati
Joan Best
Woodrow Ennis
Joan
Fred Schneider
Ennis
Schneider
Dorothy Strub Ennis
Welfare Department
George Bernhart
Catholic Charities
East Germans Forced To Divorce Mates Who Fled
West Berlin based jurists report that East Germans whose spouses escaped to the West are compelled to obtain divorces under threat of unemployment or starvation. The Free Jurists group cites cases in which couples must separate to avoid ruin, as pressure from the East authorities intensifies.
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Berlin
Germany
East Zone
Free Jurists
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
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