Surprise Pickets Use New Walkout Tactic in Phone Strike
Striking CIO Communications Workers withdraw pickets at some exchanges as a new "push button" strategy emerges. The plan locates surprise picketing in select cities and days to pressure Western Electric demands, amid disrupted long distance and local service and massed picket talk.
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New York
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Ohio Bell
CIO Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Company
Western Eelctric
Sprintfield
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
KGBX
Administration Sets Up Ration System for War Output
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer announced the government will enforce a national production plan through mandatory orders as voluntary industry pacts fail. He forecast steel capacity rising to about 120 million tons per year by 1954 and noted demand for manganese ore iron ore and ore boats as key bottlenecks to expansion.
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Washington
Sawyer
National Production Authority
NPA
Williams Narrowly Leads Michigan Governor Race by 47 Votes
Detroit AP report shows Governor G men Williams ahead by 47 at noon as county canvasses and corrections narrow the margin. Final outcome hinges on official canvass and possible recount with Wayne Macomb Livingston and other counties contributing shifts to Williams and Kelly totals.
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Detroit
G.mennen Williams
Williams
Kelly
Wayne County
Macomb
Livingston
Grand Jury Defers Indictments In Ballot Fraud Caseload
Cincinnati AP report says Hamilton County grand jury day declined to indict 11 cases of alleged fraudulent voting registration. Last week it returned 45 indictments in related cases. Prosecutor Carson Hoy previously said most names on the false registration cards were likely fictitious.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Carson Hoy
Widow testifies of affair in slaying plot case
Medina AP Widow Mrs. Randi Mast, 24, describes a single sexual encounter with Max Amerman, 27, amid testimony in the first degree murder trial of 17-year-old Jerry Killinger. Amerman confessed to plotting the crime. Killinger pleads insanity.
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Medina
Randi Mast
Max Amerman
Jerry Killinger
Pal
Amerman
Killinger
Mast
Mast Farm
Jerry
Max
Harold
Mast Home
Gardner Carton Company Rains Silver Dollars for Golden Anniversary
The Gardner Board and Carton Co marks 50 years with a $100000 gift of 50 silver dollars to 2000 Middletown and Lackland Ohio employees. Coins distributed from armored cars, with leather pouches inscribed Golden Anniversary 1900 1950. A November 28 gala at the Hotel Manchester will honor veterans and civic leaders.
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Gardner Board and Carton Company
Middletown
Lockland
Ohio
Edward T. Gardner
Gardner Organization
Gardner
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank System
Lackand
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Floyd Lockard
Manchester
Miami Valley
James Mulligan
Federal Reserve System
Edward T. Gardner, Jr
Osborne
Cold snap grips sections of U S with record lows
A frigid front blankets the nation from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley and into central Texas and Arkansas. Laramie Wyoming reports 18 below zero, Denver 6 below, with Wyoming Colorado Minnesota and Michigan seeing subzero to well below normal temperatures and several inches of snow in places.
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Rockies
Ohio Valley
Texas
Arkansas
Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Mid-Continent
Federal Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Missouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Atlantic Seaboard
San Bernardino Fire Drives Evacuation Amid 50 MPH Winds
A ferocious windstorm swept San Bernardino fire through the northern residential district forcing hundreds to flee while about 300 firefighters battled flames that blackened a two mile brushland strip. One home burned, several damaged, and a lucky shift saved many structures.
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San Bernardino
Calif
U. S. Forest Service
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino Mountains
Mojave Desert
John Baker
Russell M. Gray
Kay
California
Red Cross
Bakers Field
San Joaquin Valley
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Highway Patrol
Tibet Appeals to UN for Aid in China Invasion
A reliable source in New Delhi says Tibet has appealed directly to the United Nations for aid and intervention against the Chinese Communist invasion. No confirmation came from UN headquarters in Lake Success as of early today.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
United Nations
Lake Success
CHINA
UN Security Council
Red China
U. S
Britain
France
U.S. State Department
Formosa
MacArthur
Tokyo
Yalu
Danny Kaye Offered Record £20 000 Week at London Palladium
Danny Kaye receives a record 20 000 dollars a week for 12 weeks at the London Palladium as part of the 1951 Festival of Britain. Manager Ed Dukoff disclosed the deal last night.
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Hollywood
Danny Kaye
London Palladium
Kaye
Ed Dukoff
Faulkner and Russell Win Nobel Prizes in Literature
American novelist William Faulkner and British philosopher Bertrand Russell were named Nobel laureates in literature for 1949 and 1950. Faulkner, of Oxford Mississippi, and Russell, aged 78, were chosen from over 50 candidates and will receive the prizes from King Gustaf VI Adolf at the Nobel Foundation’s 50th anniversary celebration on December 10. The awards total 164,303 krona this year, with Faulkner having authored more than 20 works including Sanctuary, Intruder in the Dust, Light in August, and Absalom Absalom.
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Stockholm
Sweden
William Faulkner
Bertrand Russell
Swedish Academy
Faulkner
Oxford
Miss
Russell
Gustaf VI
Nobel Foundation
Absalom
Al Lopez Named Cleveland Indians Manager for 1951 1952
Cleveland announces Al Lopez, 42, former Indianapolis Indians skipper and longtime NL catcher, will manage the Indians for the next two seasons. Lou Boudreau is expected to take another major league managerial post, with Ryan stating Lopez was chosen after the 1950 season and terms are the highest ever for a nonplaying Cleveland pilot.
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Cleveland
al Lopez
Indianapolis Indians
Cleveland Indians
Ellis Ryan
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Lopez
Indians
Indianapolis
Ellie Ryan
Ryan
The
Allies link East and West as Korean front tightens
U S Tenth Corps from the east joins Eighth Army forces from the west creating a steel band across Korea's narrow waist near Tokchon. Chinese buildup north of Manchuria reaches about 300000 with 60000 in Korea. Air power hits Red units and supply lines while ground action remains limited.
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Seoul
North Korea
Tenth Corps
Eighth Army
William Jorden
Tokchon
Korea
Manchurian
North
U. S
Yalu River
Manchuria
Simuiju
Sinuiju
Changjin
U. S. First Corps
Kilchu
U.S. Eighth Army
MacArthur
United Nations
Yalu
Collazo Indicted for Murder in Blair House Attack
A federal grand jury indicted Oscar Collazo, 37, a Puerto Rican, for murder in the Blair House incident aiming at President Truman. The four count indictment accuses him and Griselio Torresola of entering Blair House to murder the president, with Torresola killed and Collazo wounded.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Puersto
Truman
Leslie Coffelt
White House
Collazo
Griselio Torresola
Blair House
Torresola
District of Columbia
Coffelt
United States
Five Rescued as Elevator Trapped Fire Sweeps Hotel
Five people including a baby and two elderly women were rescued from a flaming stalled elevator in a South Side apartment hotel. Firemen crawled through flames to free them as the lobby burned and the elevator doors jammed. A dog died in the shaft.损 loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
William Bowen
Cornell
Bowen
Wanda
Judy
Jennie C., Bowen
Monte Vista
Colo
Mary Bower
Alva
Okla
Ken Solsski
Norman Drisch
Bowens
Middletown High Plans Sportsmanship Week Features
Students at Middletown High School plan Sportsmanship Week with a Sunday paper feature. The Art Exhibit will lead Society Sunday with artists pictured. Manual Training students showcase housing project with a home for a school employee. Other items include The Doctor Answers and Babson on Drug Store stocks.
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Middletown High School
Page One Society
Babson
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Gardner Carton
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Tibet Appeal
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10Th Corps
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