Westinghouse Strike Talks Shift to Philadelphia
Federal mediator James Finnegan moves negotiations from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia as Westinghouse union and company reps meet under tense conditions. In Columbus a violent picket line led to the death of 34 year old Troy Tadlock and multiple hospitalizations amid mass arrests.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse
James Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pittsburgh
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
al Hartnett
Columbus
Ohio
Troy Tadlock
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
IUE
Striker Struck By Auto At Mansfield Westinghouse Plant
In Mansfield Ohio a striker was lightly injured early in a mass demonstration at the Westinghouse Electric Corp plant. David Nelson 35 was struck by a worker’s car and treated for abrasions as about 1000 union men gathered at 530 this morning and dispersed two hours later.
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Mansfield
Ohio
P—Police Today
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Paul J. Martin
David Nelson
Martin
Chalmer Snyder
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
CL. Vandereau
Kelly Enters GOP Run For Lt. Governor
Cincinnati council member William Cody Kelly 33 announces Republican bid for Ohio lieutenant governor. An attorney who studied at Yale and University of Cincinnati Law School, he cites statewide talks with party members seeking young Republican leadership. Paul M. Herbert is the other GOP candidate.
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Cincinnati
William Cody Kelly
Ohio
Kelly
Yale University
University of Cincinnati Law School
Chamber of Commerce
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Sparkman Eyes Kefauver Clash in Florida Primary
Senator Sparkman says Stevenson supporters welcome a preconvention test with Senator Kefauver in Florida. Kefauver vows to seek the state's 28 convention votes, while Stevenson plans to enter the May 29 primary. Sparkman backs Stevenson as the Florida contest looms amid delegate speculation.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Florida
Kefauver
Stevenson
Stevensor
Len Holland
D-Flo
Liberia Accepts Soviet Aid Offer Hint With Caution
The New York Times reports Russia proposed economic and technical aid to Liberia during the third inauguration of President William V. S. Tubman in Monrovia. A Soviet diplomatic exchange was suggested, but Liberia, wary of communism, may cautious when considering the offer.
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New York
New York Times
Russia
Liberia
Times
Monrovia
William W. S Tubman
Regina High School Delays Reopening Due to Flu
Regina High School in Cincinnati will not reopen until tomorrow as half of its teaching nuns are stricken with influenza. The 725 students were set to return yesterday after Christmas vacation.
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Cincinnati
Regina High School
Father Fends Off Emancipation Bid Amid Fines Tale
Irane Turner, 17, seeks emancipation from her Sierra Madre father cafe owner Joseph Norman Turner 47 claiming cruelty and abuse. She asks for 500 dollars monthly support while he says he never mistreated her and he imposes fines for everyday chores. Superior Judge Elmer Doyle took the case under submission.
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Los Angeles
Irane Turner
Miss Turner
Superior Court
Joseph Norman Turner
Sierra Madre
Turner
Elmer D. Doyle
Samuel Harold Wiener
Chicago
Wiener
Clarice Cavanaugh
Culver City
Aid Sought In Hard-Hit Work Areas
A Senate Labor subcommittee opened hearings on a bill to lift hard hit work areas from unemployment. Witnesses included Sens. Margaret Chase Smith Kilgore Kefauver and Wilkes-Barre ILGWU district director Mrs. William Matheson. The proposal would provide 200 million dollars in loans and grants plus training, surplus labor procurement, tax write-offs, and food distribution to affected areas. Kilgore urged prompt action and national coordination to combat persistent joblessness.
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Washington
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Kilgore
D-Wva
Kefauver
D-Tenn
William Matheson
Wilkes-Barre
International Ladies Garreent Workers Union
Douglas Dill
Congress
La Rosa Engaged To Como Staffer
New York singer Julius La Rosa plans marriage to Rory Myer secretary to Perry Como. The couple met last February through a mutual friend and announced their engagement on New Year’s Eve. Myer, 24, previously won a local publicity contest for likeness to Ava Gardner. A wedding date has not been set.
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New York
Julius la Rosa
Arthur Godfrey
Perry Como
Rory Myer
Teddy
la Rosa
Ava Gardner
State Senator Quits To Accept Judgeship
W Wilbur L Shull a Columbus Republican state senator representing Franklin and Pickaway counties has resigned to become a Columbus Municipal Court judge The new post created by the last Legislature gives the court jurisdiction over all of Franklin County
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilbur L. Shull
Franklin
Pickaway
Shull
Franklin County
Incendiary Object Found Aboard Flight 32 Passengers
An Army bomb disposal expert described a small silver two inch object found aboard a TWA flight with 32 people as an incendiary device that appeared loaded. Capt. Sather noted no firing mechanism was found. Magnesium content and a yellow powder were identified pending tests.
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T Pittsburgh
TWA
G. A. Sather
145Th Bomb Disposal Detachment
Lyle Ryan
Columbus
Ohio
Wheeling
W. V
FBI
Sather
Chicago
Dayton
W.va
Washington
Doctor seeks Congressional action to stay in United States
Dr Stella Yen, a 26 year old obstetrics resident at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton, asks Congress to intervene to prevent deportation to China. Rep Hess introduced three bills to extend her visa which expires in April. Yen describes brutal repressions under Communist rule and fears for her family.
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Dayton
Ohio
Congress
Hess
Stella B. Yen
Yen
Good Samaritan Hospital
China
Shanghai
St. Thomas University
Manila
United States
Boy Dies in Dayton Home Fire
A six-year-old boy, Eugene Waller, died in a fire that engulfed a Ridgewood Heights residence west of Dayton early today. His parents Nathaniel and the family attempted to rescue him, but flames trapped them. the father suffered burns while trying to reach the boy in the kitchen where he slept.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ridgewood Heights
Eugene Waller
Nathaniel Waller
Waller
Jack Reese
Cloudy and Warmer Forecast Through Thursday
The forecast calls for lingering cloudiness today with a high near 36 and a low around 18 tonight. Thursday should be partly cloudy and moderately cold with a high near 40, following an unofficial 44 degree high yesterday and a low of 24 this morning.
Eden Under Fire As Sketch Attacks Leadership
London prime minister Eden faces intensified pressure as the Daily Sketch urges him to show leadership or quit. Critics accuse him of indecision on foreign policy and inflation while Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell calls for Parliament recall to debate arms disclosures before Eden meets the U.S. end of month.
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London
Eden
Daily Sketch
Britain
Downing Street
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Hugh Graitskell
Labor Party
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Laborite Daily Herald
Eisenhower Plans A Day Of Complete Relaxation In Key West
President Eisenhower wraps up two major messages to Congress then rests with no government work schedule in Key West. White House aide James C. Hagerty notes he will take it completely easy for a day. Tomorrow breakfast hosts Brazil’s President-elect Juscelino Kubitschek.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Fair Barn Fire Kills 24 Horses at Washington County Fair
At Washington County Fair grounds in Marietta Ohio a fire destroyed a concrete block building killing 24 harness racing horses. Owners valued some horses between 300 and 10000 dollars each while the fair board director estimated losses at 30000 to 50000 dollars. Caretaker William Courtney 53 was held for questioning at the sheriff's office by Fire Chief David Drennen with no charges yet filed.
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Marietta
Ohio
Washington County Fairgrounds
D. E. Hurst
Fair Board
William Courtney
David Drennen
Milkman's Cup Runneth Over in La Plata County
Mr and Mrs George Davis of Florida Mesa win 62 quarts of milk and 24 cans for their newborn son, the first 1956 baby born in La Plata County. The Davis family raises milk cows as a business in Durango Colorado.
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Durango
Colo
George Davis
Florida Mesa
la Plata
Davises
Dispute Looming On Highway Funds
Senator Gore warns Congress may clash over how to allocate new highway funds among states for the interstate system. He supports a version of his 1955 bill but cites a controversial needs based funding formula as a major obstacle to Senate approval and House acceptance.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
Senate
House
House Public Works Committee
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Presidential Commission On
Lucius D. Clay
Clay Commission
Girl Crushed Under School Bus Dies At Home
A 10 to 11 year old girl, Sue Ann Nevergall of near Mendon, was crushed to death in front of her Celina area home after getting off a school bus while attempting to retrieve a paper. The deadly accident occurred yesterday as the vehicle stood near her residence.
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Glencoe
St. Louis County
St. Louis
Fred Barnhouse
Celina
Ohio
Sue Ann Nevergall
Near Mendon
Plan To Cut Crop Piles Said Ready
Times reports President Eisenhower will send a new plan to Congress to cut big surplus crops by up to 20 percent. Farmers who cooperate can take a cash certificate or receive surplus stock, reducing future plantings and easing surpluses. The plan is part of a soil bank, with 350 million dollars for year one and 250 million in existing programs, totaling 600 million to fund soil and water conservation.
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New York
New York Times
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington Dispatch
Eisenhower to send special farm message Monday
President Eisenhower plans to send Congress a special farm program message Monday. White House press secretary James Clagerty said the plan, a top priority this election year, will outline proposals on flexible supports, low income farmer aid, and a soil bank.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
James Clagerty
White House
Key West
Fla
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Capitol Hill
Agriculture Committee
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Knowland
California
Women’s Press Club
House Bill Faces bitter road on segregation tied to school aid
Rep Powell says he has votes to write racial segregation limits into federal school aid bills. House Republicans back an amendment to deny construction funds to districts with separate white and Negro schools, risking the administration’s aid program. Speaker Rayburn expects a construction funds bill soon. Eisenhower to address school aid in State of the Union.
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Rayburn
Sen. Russell
D-Ga
State Department
Washington
Powell
House
Congress
Texas
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Eisenhower
House Education Committee
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