Ohio Voters Reject CIO Supplemental Pay in Statewide Vote
Ohio ballots narrowly back bond issue for public buildings while rejecting two proposed constitutional amendments and the CIO led plan for extra unemployment pay. The CIO measure failed 1,436,099 to 857,067 with major counties voting against, including Cuyahoga and Franklin areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
General Motors
Ford
AFL
Railroad Brotherhood
Ohio Information Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association
Ohio Cio Council
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Cio
Business One Party
Workers of
Fred J Milligan
CIO
Belmont
Jefferson
Mahoning
Pike Scioto
Trumbull
Lawrence County
Cuyahoga County
Mon County
Dayton
Western leaders quarrel over Molotov speech at Geneva talks
Western ministers led by Dulles Macmillan and Pinay warned that Molotov's Germany stance blocks Big Four progress on disarmament and East West travel. Molotov accused unified Germany of remilitarization and proposed a joint council for two German states while Moscow insists on a peaceful democratic state.
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Geneva
Russia
U. S
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Heinrich von Brentano
West
Western Germany
Eastern Germany
Western Europe
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
East Germany
East German
Europe
German Democratic Republic
Middletown voters reelect two incumbents and elect one new official
In an off year, Middletown residents re elected City Commissioners Francis Carmody and Charles Stiles and chose Martin B. Miller as a new commissioner. In the Board of Education race Joseph Woodruff and Charles Reuthe were re elected, with Don Reichelderfer as the newcomer. The vote also rejected the unemployment compensation amendment and approved a one cent cigarette tax to fund mental health and college facilities.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Francis Carmody
Charles Stiles
Martin B. Miller
Joseph Woodruff
Charles Reuthe
Don Reichelderfer
City Commission
Lemon Township
Carmody
Stiles
Woodruff
Reuthe
Reichelderfer
Rheichelderfer
William Owens
Paul Montgomery
Miller
Commission
Harold Agee
Sam Redding
Paul Wells
Redding
City
Eduation
Felows
Montgomery
Owens
Reicheldorfer
Final State Vote Returns on Proposed Amendments
Unofficial returns from 11 626 polling places report results on four proposed constitutional changes. Bond issue for public buildings passes 1 156 380 to 907 895. Compensation of officers fails 791 861 to 1 127 758. Compensation of judges fails 846 073 to 1 103 273. Unemployment compensation benefits increase fails 870 755 to 1 458 483.
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Secretary of State
Ohio Communist Trial Resumes
Cleveland reports the next stage of the trial of 11 alleged Ohio Communist leaders charged under the Smith Act. The government plans to call its first witness, a former Communist, to testify about the party’s aims. Court sessions were cancelled to allow jurors to vote.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles J. McNamee
Janitor Polishes Window. Window Struck By Flying Youths
Cheyenne Wyoming January Le Roy Henderson a new janitor at the statehouse reports he polished windows in the capitol building when he shouted at boys running in the yard. He stuck his head out the window forgetting it was shut and was cut across the forehead but not seriously.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Leroy Henderson
Wyoming Statehouse
Capitol Building
Henderson
Eisenhower Welcomes Guatemala Leader in Denver Visit
President Eisenhower arranges a welcome for Guatemala's Carlos Castillo Armas during his last official visit to Denver before proceeding to Houston and Washington. Armas travels with Herbert Hoover Jr. and will address American crowds after a 30 minute talks at Fitzsimons.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Guatemala
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Columbine III
St. Louis
Carlos Castillo Armas
Herbert Hoover Jr
Armas
Houston
Tex
Lowry
Military Air Transport
Washington
Gettysburg
B47 Bomber Explodes Over Town in Central Texas
A B47b bomber from Biggs Air Force Base exploded near Marlin Texas last night. Rescue teams search for crew. wreckage spread over a mile and a half. No bodies found and no confirmed survivors as dawn breaks. The blast shook the area and lit the sky as far as Waco.
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Marlin
Tex
Texas
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Biggs
97Th
Waco
New Brazilian Chief Takes Helm During President’s Leave
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil temporary president of the House of Deputies Carlos Coimbra Da Luz assumes command as President Joao Cafe Filho begins an indefinite leave of absence to recover from a heart attack.
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Rio OF Janeiro
Brazil
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
House of Deputies
Joao Cafe Filho
Tribute by Mrs. Roosevelt to Eisenhower at Geneva Summit
Eleanor Roosevelt praised President Eisenhower for his role in the Geneva Summit and his insistence that the United States seeks no new world war. She warned that constant battle against Communism in economic cultural and spiritual fronts is needed to prevent a global Communist rise.
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Cleveland
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Geneva
Seventh National Assembly of the United Church
Roosevelt
United States
The
National Council of Churches
China
Variable Showers With Warmer Temperatures Expected
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with little temperature change tonight. A high near 42 degrees and a low around 35 degrees are expected. Tuesday recorded a high of 38 degrees and a low of 32 degrees this morning.
Egypt Accuses U S Delays in Arms purchases fueling Red aid
Egypt says Washington delays forced Cairo to buy weapons from the Communist bloc. The government refutes U S claims Cairo moved to the Communists amid arms talks with the West. Reports say a U N embargo plan sought to halt Middle East arms shipments to counter Soviet influence. A clash on the Egypt Israel border produced Israeli and Egyptian casualty tallies with disputed border accounts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Middle East
George Allen
New York Herald Tribune
United States
U. N. Security Council
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Geneva
the Herald Tribune
Soviet Union
Security Council
Russia
Eisenhower
Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
West
Moss Rejects CSC Inherent Power Claim
Representative Moss denounces the Civil Service Commission claim of inherent constitutional power to withhold information as fantastical. The House government operations subcommittee, hearing CSC testimony, questions the broad authority and notes conflicting agency directives, while focusing on the Post Office and Treasury Departments.
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Washington
Federal Civil Service Commission
Moss
D-Calif
Civil Service Commission
House
CSC
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Lawrence V. Meloy
Philip Young
Young
Beeen
Turncoat G is Free By Order Of Judge Mina
Three former U S soldiers turncoats in Korea were released from Ft. Baker stockade by order of a federal judge. Otho G. Bell William A Cowart and Lewie W Griggs said they will return home, claiming American justice. The Supreme Court ruled civilians cannot be tried in military courts for wartime offenses, leaving treason charges possible if the government pursues.
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San Francisco
U. S
Korea
Otho G. Bell
William A. Cowart
Lewie W. Griggs
Ft. Baker Stockade
Cowart
Dalton
Neches
Tex
Ng Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
U. S. Supreme Court
Panmunjom
Griggs, Cowart
Bell
Louis E. Goodman
Attorney General's
Washington
Labor Leader Tobin In Critical Condition
Indiana news reports Daniel J. Tobin aged 83, longtime AFL Teamsters Union president from 1907 to 1952, remained in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with high blood pressure and heart trouble.
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Indianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL
Teamsters Union
St. Vincent's Hopital
Referendum on Sunday Movie Showing In Upper Merion
Voters in Upper Merion PA approved a referendum permitting Sunday movie showings. The town currently has no motion picture theatre.
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Norristown
Upper Merion
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Crane Oreeweaer
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