Strained Jet Walkout Escalates with Bomb Charges
In Columbus and Lancaster, eight Local 927 members face explosives and property destruction charges after a string of plant incidents linked to the North American Aviation strike. CIO president Walter Reuther seeks probe of possible defense contract expense charges. IAWA presses for recognition amid threatened negations with the UAW.
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Columbus
Landmaster
CIO
Walter Reuther
North American
Independent Aircraft Workers Assn
IAWA
Cio-United Auto Workers Local 927
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Keith Weed
Raymond Hoskinson
Bernard E. Angee
Robert White
Oif
Daniel L. Mason
Henry Woltz
Lancaster
Hoskinson
Weed
Angus
Charles E. Moore
Paul J. Rickey
Franklin
Lancaster County
EB. D. Starkweather
NLRB
Reuthers
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Lindsey Warren
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Defense Department
Fresno
Los Angeles
Calif
Actress Ann Sheridan ill with pneumonia at Cedars of Lebanon
Hollywood actress Ann Sheridan is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon since Monday with pneumonia suspected. her physician reports improvement. The report notes a 1952 U.S. dairy industry statistic: over four million cows bred artificially.
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Hollywood
Ann Sheridan
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
United States
Ohio Supreme Court Reverses Hillman New Trial Denial
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered further proceedings in the case of Charles W. Hillman Jr., sentenced to life for rape in Stark County. A 7-0 decision ruled the trial court’s journal entry denying a new trial before sentencing was null, reversing lower court rulings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles W. Hillman Jr
Stark County
Hillman
High Court
Common Pleas Court
Canton
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Judge Lamb Outlines Municipal Court Scope and Policies
Acting Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb spoke to the Civitan Club at the Manchester Hotel outlining changes in state law affecting municipal court operations. He noted most cases involve petty larceny and drunken driving and urged continuing heavy fines for DUI with a maximum penalty of $500, six months in jail, and lifelong license suspension. He proposed a probationary department and discussed handling non-support cases and suspended sentences. Lamb said he would not change court staff when sworn in next month.
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J. T. Lamb
Civitan Club
Manchester
Elect Lamb
Lamb
Harold Sherron
Police Briefs Report Several Local Incidents
Ronnie Fouch, 16, was attacked with a steel pipe and taken to Middletown Hospital with nine stitches. A woman reported a tall man in a light coat and red hat accosting her at Yankee Road and 4th Avenue but no suspect was found. Stones damaged a car on S Main Street causing about $3. A tall heavy man made an indecent gesture on Mc Kinley Street. no arrest. Two purses were reported lost, Chase Oglesby of Carlisle said $18 or $19, and Jean Dunn lost $87 near Alber's Supermarket.
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Ronnie Fouch
Roy Fouch
Wilbraham Rd
Middletown
Yankee Road
4Th Avenue
Edward Lykins
William Palmer
McKinley Street
Mathen Oglesby
Carlisle
Jean Dunn
Fleming Rd
Alber’s
Father Son Held In Shooting Case
Hamilton special report says William Broyles 45 and his son Edward 21 of 1104 Garden Ave are held in connection with a shooting. Further details unavailable.
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Hamilton
William Broyles
Edward
Garden Ave
Happy Day Ike Left Korea Credits Miami ROTC Leader
Col Ernest J White, Miami University Air Force ROTC commander, holds Korea's Order of Military Merit Ulchi with Silver Star and a Korean appointment. He credited Eisenhower's departure from Korea as the happiest moment of his career. He led air defense in Korea and later joined Miami University after World War II missions.
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Oxford
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Korean Republic
Ernest J. White
Miami University
Col. White
502Nd Tactical Control Group
Korea
Rhee
South Korea
Eisenhower
Col White
Glen O. Barcus
Alaska
Japan
Phoenix
Air Force
Falls City
Neb
University of Nebraska
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West Point
Nebraska
Pearl Harbor
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Navy
Dartmouth
Giants
Dodgers
Germany
Eighth Air Force
Jimmy Doolittle
Mitchell Field
Headquarters Air Defense Command
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Dorothy Talbot
Port Washington
L. I
Susan
Sally
Miami Air Force
Miami
Supreme Court Hears Final Arguments On School Segregation
The Supreme Court hears the last arguments on whether state public school segregation violates the 14th Amendment. Justices may take months to decide if segregation is unconstitutional and how a transition would be managed. Attorneys for Virginia Kansas and South Carolina urge restraint while the Eisenhower administration and NAACP push toward outlawing separation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wreckheir
Virginia
South Carolina
Kansas
District of Columbia
Delaware
Eisenhower
High Court
J. Lee Rankin
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Congress
T. Justin Moore
Moore
Thurgood Marshall
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Rankin
Justice Department
Truman
Asst
Paul E. Wilson
Wilson
Old-Timers Night at Colony Restaurant Joins Jaycee December Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts Old-Timers Night at the Colony restaurant during its December meeting. A social hour starts at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Invited are all past Jaycee members and others older than 35. R. D. Stevens Jr. leads arrangements, aided by Robert Minor and K. A. Politz.
Four charged in shooting case held for grand jury
Frederick Calloway, 37, of 30 Harm Street, and two others were ordered held for the Butler County grand jury under $2,000 bond each after arraignments in municipal court on shooting with intent to wound. The three were bound over to the grand jury following the incident here yesterday.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
Frederick Calloway
Harm St
Cab Driver Here Held As Deserter
Middletown taxi driver James Newcomb twenty two of 1305 Penfield Street is in military custody charged with desertion. FBI agents and Detective Roy Crout arrested him on North Broad Street yesterday and a military police corporal took him into custody about two hours later.
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Middletown
James Newcomb
Penfield St
FBI
Roy Crout
N. Broad Street
La Monde Club Meets At Mrs Pen dergrass Home
The La Monde Club will meet at the home of Mrs Helen Pendergrass at 725 Garfield Street at eight o'clock tonight.
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la Monde Club
Helen Pendergrass
Garfield St
Miami Land Not Available for Proposed Oxford High School
Oxford special report notes Miami University may not allow campus land for a new high school. Officials favor a site in south Oxford or just south of the town line. Hanover merged with Oxford. Somerville and Milford petition to join. McGuffey High School at Miami University could be another option.
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Oxford
Miami University
Oxford - Hanover School
South
Hanover
Somerville
Milford
Butler County Board of Education
Oxford-Hanover
McGuffey High School
Water Pressure Near Human Endurance Limit
A statement notes that water pressure around 65 pounds per square inch tests the bounds of human endurance.
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