Adlai Harriman Split Over Segregation Views
The Associated Press reports Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman clash over segregation. Harriman backs barring federal funds to resistant schools while Stevenson opposes cutting Southern states from educational aid. Kefauver urges calm and lawful desegregation while supporting the Supreme Court ruling.
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Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Harriman
New York
Stevenson
Portland
Ore
Leonard Hall
Truman
Hall
Eisenhower
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
Congress
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Supreme Court
U. S
University of Alabama
St. Paul, Minn
Gas blast levels Toledo meat firm killing one
A 4 am explosion at Beegle Meats in downtown Toledo killed Paul Bocherding and left two workers missing. James Dunn and Stanley Damschroeder were injured, with ammonia fumes hindering rescue efforts as cranes removed rubble across a four block area. Fire officials estimated over one million dollars in damage to the Beegle Meats site and surrounding buildings.
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Toledo, Ohio
Paul Bocherding
Beegle Meats
Hygrade Food Products Co
Mercy Hospital
James Dunn
Stanley Damschroeder
Melvin Keggleman
James Liphart
Commodore Perry
Secor
Arnold Papenhagen
Stanley J. Brown
Lutheran Thrift Shop
Paul Hohly
Damschroeder
Irvin Set for Return to Indiana for Extradition
Leslie Irvin known as Mad Dog says he will waive extradition and return to Indiana to face charges and the electric chair. He escaped from Princeton jail and hitchhiked to California where San Francisco police arrested him while attempting to pawn stolen diamonds. Charles Funk of Los Angeles identified two rings two watches and other items found on Irvin as stolen from Funk’s home.
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San Francisco
Leslie
Mad Dog
Irvin
Indiana
Electric Chair
Princeton
Ind
California
Charles J. Funk
Los Angeles
Funk
Weekend Forecast Spells Mixed Weather Turn Toward Winter
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions today with a high near 40 and a low around 30. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies, a high near 43, and a chance of rain then a colder night with possible snow flurries. Sunday’s unofficial high was 39 and the low 28 this morning, with rainfall Saturday totaling 0.30 inches and a trace of snow Sunday.
Fresh Snowstorms Push Western Europe Into Deeper Cold
Western Europe endures a third week of record cold with 333 deaths in two weeks and many missing. A Greek Dakota with 17 aboard vanishes on a mercy mission to snowbound Mace villages as avalanches strike Yugoslav towns and workers die in Strezimir and Torbeski.
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London
Europe
Dakota
Macea
Strezimir
Torbeski
Trnica
Nicpor
Stirovica
Mavrovo
Britain
Italy
Imany
Greece
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Turkey
Holland
Austria
Switzerland
Sweden
Sapin
Belgium
Cyprus
Tripoli
Portugal
U. S. Air Force
Germany
Lima News Sold to Freedom Newspapers Inc
Miss Catherine R. Galvin announced the sale of the Lima News to Freedom Newspapers Inc of Santa Ana California. The Bucyrus Telegraph Forum is a group member and the transfer is set to occur around February 28. The Lima News began in 1897 with L S Galvin serving as editor from 1909 to 1952.
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Lima
Ohio
Catherine R. Galvin
Lima News Publishing Co
Freedom Newspapers, Inc
R. C. Hoiles
Santa Ana
Calif
Register
Bucyrus
Telegraph Forum
Freedom Newspapers
Lima News
L. S. Galvin
Catharine Galvin
Hearing Scheduled On Rt 123 Curve Change
A public hearing at Warren County Commissioners Office in Lebanon will discuss eliminating two sharp curves on Ohio 123 near Hart Rd Turtle Creek Two. The Ohio Department of Transportation says one gradual curve would replace the two bad curves.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren County Commissioners’ Office
Lebanon
Ohio 123
Hart Rd
Turtle Creek
State Highway Department
Labor Experts To Study Long Westinghouse Strike
Harrisburg Pa two labor experts named by Gov George M Leader to a fact finding board will study the Westinghouse Electric strike now 120 days old The panel includes Dr George W Taylor and David L Cole The action backed by four other states aims to uncover facts and unresolved issues behind the 15 cent hourly boost and contract terms withholding 55 000 workers from 30 plants.
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Harrisburg
George M
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Electrical Workers
Pittsburgh
George W. Taylor
Philadelphia
War Labor Board
University of Pennsylvania
Seven Airmen Found Safe After Missing Boat Incident
Tokyo reports seven U S airmen were found safe aboard their 85 foot crash boat after a three day search. The craft ran out of gas between Japan and Korea and sheltered in a Korean cove before being picked up by a sister ship. Air force spokesman identified one crew member as A L C Roger B Foulk of North Jackson Ohio.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Korea
Air Force
Fukuoka
Munsay
A.lc
Roger B. Foulk
North Jackson
Ohio
Darkness Falls On Satisfied Customers
In Phoenix bars, a bartender named Jim Smith fired several shots at a prowler. The shots missed but damaged a main power line, plunging half of north Phoenix into darkness. Smith told reporters he could not discuss details due to patrons and liquor inside the bar. The prowler escaped into the dark.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Smith
North Phoenix
Smith
Anti Franco Riots Shake Madrid University
In Madrid an investigation is opened into last week's anti Franco student riots and the attack on Falange headquarters. Madrid University is shut down indefinitely and a faculty shakeup follows. The Law School Dean Manuel Torres Lopez is ousted amid the unrest. Pedro Lain Entralgo reportedly fired as other dismissals loom. The Falange demands swift retribution after a Falangist is shot and ten wounded. Student leaders protest Falange control of education.
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Madrid
Authoritie
Falange Party
Madrid University
Law School
Manuel Torres Lopez
Pedro Lain
Falange
Spain
Donor Witnesses Cloud Probe on Case Vote Shift
Senate investigators weighing whether to broaden their inquiry into a $2500 campaign contribution tied to Sen. Francis Case. Witnesses include Paul Whaley who carried ten $100 bills for Case’s re election bid and Elmer Patman who said the money belonged to Superior Oil.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate
Francis Case
R-Sd
George
D-Ga
Case
Paul Whaley
Dawson County
Neb
South Dakota
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
Superior Oil Co
California
Washington
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Sen. Case
Paign
Eisenhower
Council of
Douglas
D-Ill
Special Committee
Docs Ready Ike's Heart Test Report
President Eisenhower will receive a new medical report on his heart tests to aid a re election decision. Dr Paul Dudley White will join the Saturday exam team for analysis arriving from the West Coast. Findings will be released late tomorrow or Wednesday morning and Ike may travel to Georgia midweek to visit Humphrey’s plantation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Meteor Burns Across Sky In California
A bluish white meteor with an orange tail flashed across California early yesterday seen from Santa Clara to El Centro and Winslow Arizona. Observers reported 10 to 30 seconds of sighting with booming sounds heard near Camp Irwin. A TWA pilot near Winslow said the meteor appeared to pass under the plane causing a duck and pull up.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Clara
el Centro
Winslow Ariz
Camp Irwin
Mojave Desert
Barstow
Daggett
TWA
Robert C. Downing
Malibu
Calif
Winslow
Man Shoots 2 Wounds Himself in Cleveland Incident
In Cleveland on the East Side, a gunman identified as William Thomas, 36, shot Mrs. Gladys Render, 36, and her brother Simeon Johnson, 33, then wounded himself. All three victims were taken to Lakeside Hospital. Mrs Render's husband Ernest Render, 40, had previously served time for promoting a scheme of chance. The shooting occurred after Mrs Bender summoned help.
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William Thomas
Gladys Render
Simeon Johnson
Republic Official Dies in Massillon
Ben C. Wells age 63 longtime superintendent of Republic Steel Blooming Mills in Massillon Ohio died at his home Sunday. Wells a graduate of Ohio State University began his career with Republic in 1919.
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Massillon
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Ben C. Wells
Ohio State University
Republic
Charges Filed In Dope Ring Bust At Middletown Jail
Three men tied to a narcotics operation were in Middletown city jail suffering withdrawal after being cut off from drugs. Williams, Walker, and Skinner faced drug charges, with detectives saying Williams operated a major sale network feeding Dayton Columbus and Cincinnati. Preliminary hearings were planned as police described quantities found including 106 capsules, a syringe, and $1500. Williams faced pending indictments in Montgomery County.
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Ine Men — Uuutus
Junior Williams
18Th Ave
Harold H. Walker
James Thomas Skinner
Dayton
Middletown
Williams
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Walker
Skinner
J. T. Lamb
Montgomery County
Chicago
Twin Scouts Deny Guilt In Murder Case In Wheeling
14 year old twins Thomas and Joseph Williams maintain they are innocent after eight hours of questioning and lie detector tests. Ohio County Prosecutor Joseph Gompers plans mental evaluation as Powell family prepares for funeral. Powell was found beaten with skull fracture and chest wounds. knife found in Thomas’s jacket sleeve. bloodstains on a horn.
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Wheeling
W.va
Thomas
Joseph Williams
David Powell
Ohio County
Joseph Gompers
Juvennile
Young Powell
Williams
Gompers
Powell
Humas
Thomas Williams
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