Lausche Drops Out Of 1950 Senate Race In Ohio
Columbus AP reports Gov. Frank Lausche formally withdraws from consideration for the U S Senate in 1950 stating his position remains unchanged since June. The piece notes possible candidacies by Burke and DiSalle, with Ferguson and Lincoln cited as prior opponents or boosters, and outlines a tight Democratic field leading to a Taft renomination scenario.
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Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
U. S. Senate
U. S
Ohio Wesleyan University
Burke
DiSalle
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Farm Bureau
Murray D. Lincoln
Lincoln
Ohio
Fern
William L. White
Newark
James W. Huffman
Alaska
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Taft
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Lewis Given Till Monday On Coal Stoppage Action
Federal Mediations Chief Cy rus S. Ching sent the coal dispute to the White House after failing to move John L. Lewis and operators toward a deal. Truman considers invoking Taft Hartley if the UMW leader does not accept a fact finding board by Monday, with staged actions and a potential 80 day injunction if rejected.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
White House
Ching
John R. Steelman
Truman
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Adeniing
Ans
UMW
Truman Presses Civil Rights Bills as Must Finish Fight
President Truman's civil rights proposals were pushed to the forefront as must measures in a second speech in five days. He vowed no retreat or retirement in a campaign against racial and religious discrimination. He spoke to the National Council of Negro Women praising Mary McLeod Bethune and her organization.
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Washington
Truman
National Council of Negro Women
Mary McLeod Bethune
Strike Of Deck Officers Halted At Last Minute
A 2000 man AFL deck officers strike on 500 vessels was narrowly averted by government mediation. A week to 30 days truce was agreed as Masters Mates and Pilots prepared to walk off ships of 38 companies. Union sought a rotation hiring plan to share work among qualified seamen, while owners opposed rotating officers seeking control by owners representatives.
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Washington
AFL
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
American Merchant Marine Institute
Kant Marine Academy
Frank J. Taylor
B 29 Believed Down Off Bermuda In Atlantic Search Underway
A U S Air Force B 29 with 20 aboard is missing on a flight from Riverside California to Bermuda. Kindley Field Bermuda and four search planes are scouring the Atlantic near Bermuda after the radio reported a ditch in five minutes. The aircraft belonged to the second squadron of the 22nd bombardment group as part of a fleet heading to Britain, with fifteen similar planes already in Bermuda ordered to stay for the search.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
United States Air Force
Riverside
Cal
Kindley Field
22Nd Bombardment Group
California
Britain
England
Vote To Strike Cincinnati AFL Dump Truck Drivers
About 800 AFL dump truck drivers from 70 local firms voted last night to strike immediately over a wage dispute. A Teamsters spokesman said the strike was called after employers insisted on a provision denying retroactive pay if wage talks extended beyond 30 days.
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Cincinnati
AFL
Teamsters
Parlay Player Hones Odds Ahead of Final Football Round
A self-styled expert endures a tense late season scramble as he weighs page after page of odds to rate a hundred gridiron squads. Despite bold bets and confident picks, luck sours and losses mount, yet he burns the midnight oil to recoup fortunes before football time returns.
Fight for UK memberships funds grows hotter in court fights
The battle over United Electrical Workers Union funding and membership, ousted from the CIO, intensified with new court actions and two NLRB appeals. One seeks company wide elections at major electrical firms run by Westinghouse and others, challenging UE left wings over local membership votes. The cases could affect about 200 000 workers and hinge on contract expirations next April and NLRB authority over who the union will bargain with.
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Pittsburgh
United Electrical Workers Union
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
NLRB
Westinghouse Electtric Corporation
Westinghouse
Welcome for Iran's Shah Brings U S Pageantry
Washington reports the United States rolled out a large welcome for Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi on a month long state visit. President Truman greeted him at the airport and a packed schedule of ceremonies dinners and Coast tours aimed to show American friendship and spur military and economic aid discussions.
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Washington
United States
Iran
Truman
Pacific Coast
Tehran
Acheson
Bac
Paris
Berlin
Shah
Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlevi
Europe
Railroader dies in Meadville at 67
Edgar A. State, 67, long time Erie Railroad passenger train engineer, died of a heart attack while visiting a tailor shop in Meadville Pennsylvania. He served 46 years with the line.
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Meadville, Pa
Edgar. A. State
Erie Railroad
International manhunt for Los Angeles child killer
An international search is launched for 66 year old retired baker Fred Stroble in the brutal murder of six year old Linda Joyce Glucoft. Autopsy reveals strangulation, multiple stab and slash wounds. The girl disappeared Monday afternoon after going to play at a neighbor’s home where Stroble stayed.
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Linda Joyce Glacoft
Fred Stroble
Hollywood
Stroble
Linda
Los Angeles
Linda Joyce Glucoft
Bushi
Joyce
San Bernardino
Here
Frederick D
Area
Newr
Newbarr
Linda Joyce
Rochelle Hausman
Rochelle
Abductor Nabbed After Detroit Girl Rescue Chase
Detroit police chased through East Side streets to rescue seven year old Karen Kuechenmeister abducted from Alter Road. After an hour and 18 scout cars reaching speeds up to 90 mph Mabrey was captured near the scene and charged with kidnapping and taking indecent liberties. Karen returned unharmed to her mother.
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Detroit
Karen Kuechenmeister
Karen
Columbus Boy Shoots Girl Takes Own Life
A 17 year old Columbus boy, Joseph Lambert, fatally shot himself after wounding his girlfriend, Mable Thomas, 24, at her home. Police say the incident appears to be the climax of a lovers quarrel. Thomas was treated at Mt Carmel Hospital for shotgun wounds to the neck and was reported in good condition. Lambert called or rang the doorbell before firing from the sidewalk and then killed himself about 50 yards away. The motive traced to a quarrel between the pair.
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Sheets
Lambert
Miss Thomas
Truman Holds Back in Campaign Laboring Over California Gubernatorial Bid
James Roosevelt announced his bid for California governor as part of a broader 1950 1952 election landscape. Analysts note President Truman is leaning to a hands off approach in primaries to avoid backing or opposing James Roosevelt, who could shape party strategy.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
California
New York US
Dewey
N. Y. Warren
Cal
Senate
Lehman
N. Y. Downey
Myers
New York
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Frank J. Lausche
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Truman
Democratic National Cou
James
Jimmy
Dwight Eisenhower
George Luckey
Imperial County
Acheson Holds News Conference On China And Germany
Secretary of State Acheson planned a news conference in Washington to address tensions with the Chinese Nationalists after a warship fired on the Isbrandtsen Steamship Company vessel Flying Cloud. He also indicated possible U S moves regarding American consular staff held in Mukden and the Germany questions from Paris talks.
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Washington
Acheson
Far East
Germany
Paris
United States
China
Isbrandtsen Steamship Company
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
Cincinnati Girl Still Missing in Mystery Case
Dorothy Jennings, 16, remains missing from Cincinnati after being excused from Miss Doherty's College Preparatory School Monday morning. Her mother says the girl was last seen running for a bus and may have fallen ill on the ride, with police and private detectives following several leads without success.
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Cincinnati
Dorothy Jennings
Jennings
Miss Doherty
Berlin clerk Burgman convicted of treason in war era case
Herbert J. Burgman a 53 year old American Embassy clerk in Berlin was found guilty of treason for staying in Germany and becoming a radio propagandist during the war He faces up to death or five years minimum and a 10000 fine The verdict was announced after 5 p m EST and sentence will follow defense motions The trial mirrors the Axis Sally case in Washington where Mildred Gillars received 10 to 30 years and a 10000 fine continuous war era treason proceedings with uncertain appeals
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Sigrid von Haessler
Oldenburg
Germany
U. S
Sigrid
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Herbert J. Burgman
Berlin
United States
Burgman
Hokah
Minn
Alexander Holtzoff
Homer R. Baker
Naval Research Laboratory
Thomas
Mildred E
Axis Sally) Gillars
Five More Steel Firms Sign Pacts to End Strike
Pittsburgh AP reports five additional companies reached strike-ending pacts with CIO United Steelworkers, adding 17 more workers back to jobs. Agreements include $100 pensions, Social Security, and 5 cents per hour for health insurance shared by company and workers. Factories involved include Sharon Steel in Sharon and Farrell Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh Steel Co in Aliquippa and Monessen, Babcock Wilcox Tube in Beaver Falls, McClouth Steel in the area, and Ohio City Supply in Dallas Texas with Oil City and Pennsylvania involvement.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steelworks
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sharon Steel Corporation
Sharon and
Farrell
Lowellsville
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Ali and Monessen
Babcock-Wilcox
Ver Falls
McClouth Steel Co
Ohio City Supply Com
Dallas
Tex
Oil City
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Frank Evans
AFL United Automobile Union
Ocean
By Gordon Martin
Martin
Fight For UK
FUNDS
Westinghouse and Cio
Tran
Slayer of
Ralph Garber
Garber
Alter Road
Karl Kuechenmeister
William B. Mabrey
Mabrey
East Jefferson Ave
Columbus Boy
Pennsylvania
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