Democrats Bring Out Eisenhower Name For President Again
The 1952 Democratic forces revive Eisenhower draft talk fueled by Elliott Roosevelt's disclosure of a letter from Eisenhower. ADA rally in New York features the letter, dated June 15, urging duty in a political career. McGrath hedges on Eisenhower as candidate while Truman remains the anticipated on first ballot. District of Columbia and Southern groups show mixed reactions and planning toward Philadelphia convention.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Eee
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
Leslie E. Schwartz
ADA
Pesident
Columbia University
Harry Carlson
New Hampshire
J. Howard McGath
General Eisenhower
National Democratic Party
President Truman
Philadelphia
McGrath
District of Columbia
Truman
Southern States’ Rights Group
Mr. Truman
J. O. Emmerich
McComb
Miss
Dixie and
Border State
Kentucky
United
NLRB Charges UMW Over West Virginia Coal Mine Blockade
The NLRB general counsel accuses District 31 of the United Mine Workers of America of obstructing four West Virginia coal mine entrances during a six week pension dispute shutdown. Non union workers were kept underground until they signed UMW membership cards as a condition of release. The four mines are in Preston County, West Virginia. A hearing date was announced.
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Washington (Ap
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
District 31
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Denham
UMW
West Virginia
Oer
Ruthbell Coal Company
Hartman Coal Company
Borgman Coal Company
George Kefover Coal Company
Pittsburgh
NLRB
Paul F. Shupp
Preston County
W. Va
Cincinnati Man Held After Bus Excursions
A 24 year old Cincinnati man Kenneth D. McCall told police he wanted to be a bus driver. He reportedly drove two Greyhound buses from the downtown terminal, returning the first and causing police to pursue the second. He was held for investigation but not charged immediately.
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Cincinnati
Greyhound
George Pearcy
Kenneth D. McCall
Pearcy
McCall
Seminal
Yugoslavia Rift Tied to Marshall Plan and Cominform
The Marshall Plan is cited as a hidden cause of the Yugoslavia Soviet split. Tito faces Cominform criticism while Belgrade denies martial law rumors. United Nations and Rome reports of Tito’s fate vary, with officials suggesting he may be killed or moved.
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Marshall Tito
Balkan
West
Italy
Tito
Moscow
Europe
Ireland
Communist Party In
Belgrade
Cominform
Gaid
Yugoslavia
Prague
Comin
Kremlin
Bled
U. S
United Nations
Rome
Walkout Closes Nine Harvester Company Plants
Nine International Harvester plants employing over thirty five thousand workers closed after CIO United Farm Equipment Workers walked out. The Canton plant remained open. Rock Falls reported no word. Negotiations paused at 1 p.m. CST as unions pressed for a new contract replacing the midnight expiry.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
CIO United Farm Equipment
Canton
Rock Falls
Ill
McCormick Works
West Pullman Works
Tractor Works
McCormick Twine Mill
Auburn
N. Y
East Moline
Richmond
Ind
Rock Island
Fire Destroys Chemical Plant in Pittsburgh
An explosion of naptha and paint drums caused a $150,000 blaze at the Pruett Schaffer Chemical Company plant. The two hour fire forced evacuations from nearby houses and left two workers injured as flames destroyed the four story facility. Fire Chief William H. Davis issued the damage estimate.
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Pittsburgh
Pruett-Schaffer Chemical Company
William H. Davis
Berlin Appeals to United Nations Over Blockade Crisis
Berlin's city government today drafted an appeal to the United Nations for intervention in the food crisis caused by Russia's blockade of land lifelines. Socialist mayor Frau Louise Schroeder said the request would go first to the four occupying powers and then via a neutral mission to Lake Success, with parliament to meet to consider the measure.
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Berlin
United Nations
Russia
Frau Louise Schroeder
Frau Schroeder
Lake Success
Colombia urges UN action on Berlin crisis
Colombia called for a Security Council move to end the Berlin crisis marking the first positive council reaction to Trygve Lie's inquiry. Lie's final decision remained pending while awaiting responses from the United States and Britain.
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Lake Success
Colombia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Council
Trygve Lie
Lie
United States
Britain
Berlin Blockade Strains Russian Rail and Food Routes
U.N. Secretary General Lie weighs referring the Berlin crisis to the Security Council as the Soviet blockade tightens. Moscow reports 36000 tons of hard coal imports from Poland to offset Ruhr losses while food remains curtailed. Rail and auto traffic to Berlin limited, airlifts to feed 2.5 million Berliners continue on a 24 hour basis with potential parachute drops.
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Russia
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lake Success
Berlin
Security Council
Poland
Ruhr
Germany
ADU
Helmstedt
Soviet Zone
Fire Damage Strikes Mansfield Reformatory Structure
A fire in Sandusky Ohio caused several hundred dollars in damage to a building used to house 80 honor camp trustees from Mansfield Reformatory. The blaze started from a tim er's blow torch, reporting noting the cause.
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Sandusky, O
Mansfield Reformatory
Censorship Tightens Over Possible 800 Landing at Tel Aviv
Reporting on the Altalena affair details limited censorship. Irgun and Allied sources claim 800 men and six women arrived in Palestine though verification remains unclear. The UN Truce Commission and local correspondents report investigations into the landing and its dispersal.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Irgun Zvai
Associated Press
Irgun
United Nations Truce Commission
Altalena
Tel Aviv Bay
Menachem Beigin
U S Warship Shelled Arabs Syrians Claim
Syria protests to the United States and UN mediator Bernadotte over claims a U S warship shelled Arab lines off Palestine during a Jewish attack three days earlier. State Department says no official protest reached it and ships were acting as truce observers.
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Cairo
Syria
Palestine
Arab League
United Nations
Holy Land
Mohsen al Barazi
United States
Folke Bernadotte
U. S
Bernadotte
al Barwa
Fawzi Pasha al Jaukji
Washington
State Department
J. Escarati
Taxi Drivers Form Posse and Capture Suspect in Columbus
More than 20 Columbus taxi drivers formed a posse after a cabby was beaten and his car stolen. Homer Grim, 34, was attacked at 2 a.m. and the thief fled, later boxed in and surrendered to police. The suspect, 45 year old Glen Smales, was held for armed robbery investigation and said he wanted to go to jail.
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Columbus
Homer Grim
Glen Smales
Trial date set in Watts murder case in Cincinnati
Criminal Court Judge Nelson Schwab ordered the murder trial of Mrs. Mary Clay Watts to begin November 1. The 43-year-old Norwood widow is charged with the poison slaying of her 11-year-old daughter Barbara Ann.
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Columbus, Ga
Hazel Smith
Bobbie
Hugh Power
Solon M. Davis
Cincinnati
Criminal Court
Nelson Schwab
Mary Clay Watts
Norwood
Barbara Ann
Woman Sentenced for Abortion in Canton Court
Mrs Mary Luginbuhl age 50 was sentenced to one to seven years in Marysville reformatory after pleading guilty to performing an abortion in Common Pleas Court in Canton yesterday.
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Alliance
D. (Ap
Mary Luginbuhl
Marysville Reformatory
Canton
Truman Signs Benefit Bill For Reserve Officers
President Truman signed a bill granting retirement benefits for reserve officers and men in the Army Air Force and Navy. He said the standard for a strong national defense now includes an integrated ready reserve working in partnership with regular services.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Air Force
Navy
United States
Body Of Boy Found In Creek In Gordon Park
The body of seven year old Terrance Maisel was found floating in Dean Creek at Gordon Park three days after he was reported missing from home. Police say no violence marks were found and the boy likely fell into the creek while playing and drowned. Identified by father Joseph Maisel and brother Joseph Jr.
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Howard Weinberg
Roger Camras
Weinberg
Hollywood
Cal
Cleveland
Terrance Maisel
Dean Creek
Gordon Park
Joseph Maisel
Joseph, Jr
Violent Summer Storm Rips City With High Winds
A violent summer storm struck the city shortly after 6 p m last night bringing winds from 40 to 50 miles an hour. The storm tore down live wires uprooted trees and caused property damage and power outages. Telephone service was out in parts of the town as darkness followed the damage.
Quakes Felt in Razed Fukui City Japan
Shattered Fukui area reports new tremors with grim casualty projections. Military officials estimate up to 2 500 dead or injured in Japan as relief teams aid the injured and homeless amid widespread destruction and fires.
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Nippon City
Fukui
Japan
Joseph W. Swing
U. S. Army First Corps
Kyoto
Fukui Prefecture
Tokyo
Asahi
Luxury Santa Fe Super Chief Derails in Arizona Yard
The luxury Santa Fe Super Chief derailed in Winslow Arizona rail yards after the four unit locomotive baggage and lounge cars overturned. Fifteen passengers, the engineer and the fireman were shaken but treated with first aid. no one was hospitalized. The seven rear coaches stayed on the tracks. cause being investigated by Santa Fe officials.
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Winslow, Ariz
Santa Fe
Utility Crews Toil To Clear Storm Debris
Repair teams from the Gas and Electric Service the Telephone Company and street department worked through the night to restore power and phone service after a severe storm. Power lines were down across the city including Franklin and Springboro. Bell Telephone reported six line cables out affecting about 500 telephones. The Wildwood subdivision lost all service and full restoration was estimated in four to five days. State crews cleared fallen trees on highways especially Route 4 and the Princeton Pike.
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Gas and Electric Service
Telephone Company
Street Department
Arch Robison
The
Electric Company
Robison
Franklin
Springboro
Hugh Harvey
Bell Telephone System
Harvey
Wildwood
Hearing resumes September 8 for convicted Army private
Thomas A. Gusik 19 Cleveland Army private convicted of slaying two Italian civilians, seeks habeas relief. He testified he was pressured to sign a confession and his lawyers argue duress and loss of rights occurred. The judge delayed ruling on jurisdiction and set briefs due in 10 days.
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Nine Harvester Company
Western Springs
Jerry Malek
Lyons
Malek
By James M. Long
Marselle
Jerry Salzman
Marseille
U.S
LeSourdsville
Lebanon
Hamilton
Blueball
George Class
James McKinney
Garfield St
Superior Ave
Sutphin St
Robert Farst
Butler County Agricultural Extension
LeSourdsville Lake
Don Dazey
Tony
Dazey
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