Presidential Move In Coal Strike Looms
Washington AP The White House signaled President Truman may delay a move to avert a coal strike. Two plans loom a fact finding board with possible 60 day delay or invoking Taft Hartley to bar a strike. John L. Lewis seeks higher wages shorter hours and a royalty boost for miners welfare fund. A 52 day strike ended last week and a renewed walkout threatens December 1 without concessions.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Charles G. Ross
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Two Local Men Arrested On Gambling Warrants
Two Middletown men Ray Haren and Jefferson Howard were arrested early this afternoon at 902 West Central Ave on warrants charging keeping a room for gambling dated around July 2, 1949. Warrant signed by Charles William Weidner of Cincinnati. agent Frank Acton arrived with him earlier.
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Middletown
Ray Haren
Jefferson Howard
West Central Ave
Charles Willam Weidner
Cincinnati
Weidner
State Liquor Department
Frank Acton
Acton
Missing Cincinnati Girl Found After Tennessee Sighting
Dorothy Jennings, 16, daughter of a Cincinnati business executive, appeared in Chattanooga Tennessee and asked for her aunt who had lived there. A hotel clerk relayed the aunt had moved to Cincinnati. Police searched but believed she likely slipped out of town. Parents expressed relief, noting illness previously prompted her departure from a Cincinnati preparatory school.
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Cincinnati
Dorothy Jennings
Chattanooga, Tenn
Chester Leeper
Fredillespie
Leeper
Chattanooga
Iran's Shah Pleads For More U.S. Help On Tour
Iran's Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi pressed for closer U.S. aid during a month-long goodwill tour. He addressed President Truman at a state dinner, citing American friendship as essential for Iran, which already receives arms and advisers under a $1.31 billion program. The visit, starting in Washington, includes Annapolis and a New York stop, as U.S. and Iran seek stronger ties amid Soviet pressure in the region.
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Washington
Iran
United States
Truman
Tehran
Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi
Soviet Russia
Ian
U. S
America
Russia
Shah
Naval Academy
Annapolis
State Acheson
New
Azerbaijan
Shirley Temple Divorce Case Sets December Trial
LOS ANGELES AP Actor John Agar will not oppose the divorce action of wife Shirley Temple. Superior Judge Clarence L. Kincaid set December for trial of the actress divorce suit on cruelty charges, ordering a default hearing after Agar failed to file an answer within the 10 day limit.
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Los Angeles
John Agar
Shirley Temple
Clarence L. Kincaid
Agar
Efforts To Halt Coplon Second Trial Continue
New York AP. Judith Coplon fights a second espionage trial arguing double jeopardy. Defense contests arrest seizures without a warrant and seeks dismissal for insufficient evidence. Coplon, 28, a former Justice official, faces charges with Soviet engineer Valentin Gubitenev while already serving 40 months to ten years for stolen secret papers.
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NEW York
Judith Coplon
Sylvester Ryan
FBI
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
Valentin Gubitenev
Washington
Gubitchev
Miss “Upson
Woman Picket Is Arrested In Timken Strike
COLUMBUS AP A 34 year old woman picket from the CIO United Steelworkers Union was arrested today on a disorderly conduct charge during the 13 day old Timken Roller Bearing strike. Betty Tulga posted $10 bail by the union and was released. She was accused of grabbing by Betty H Stark 36 a nonunion employee and being tossed to the sidewalk during an attempted entry to the plant. Timken local 2173 president Harry Mayfield said only the two women were involved in the brief tussle and no other violence occurred.
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Columbus
Timken
Betty Tulga
CIO
United Steel*workers Union
Betty H. Stark
Hary Mayfield
Timken Local 2173
U S Faces Split Over China War Actions
Secretary of State Acheson weighs choices as Ward and four other consular staff remain jailed in Mukden while the United States contemplates reactions to the Flying Cloud incident. Washington questions the legitimacy of a Communist blockade and seeks a policy stance.
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Washington
United States
China
Acheson
Counsul
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
Far East Conference Planned in Bangkok in January
The White House says American diplomats in Eastern Asia will hold a regional conference in Bangkok in January. President Truman will send Philip C. Jessup, ambassador at large, to survey the Far East. The announcement followed a 70 minute review of Far Eastern policy with Secretary of State Acheson and other top State Department officials.
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Washington
White House
Asia
Bangkok
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
Jessup
Far East
United States
Acheson
State Department
US weighs steps for Ward release amid Korean crisis
State Department officials said they are examining all possible actions to secure Ward's release from Chinese authorities amid broader U S concerns over Communist attitudes. While seeking influence, diplomats noted past efforts such as appealing to Russia to pressure North Korea for detainee releases.
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State Department
Ward
Uder
ECA
United States
Acheson
Missing Girl Found Slain Near Burley Idaho
Seven year old Glenda Joyce Brisbois was found murdered in a canal five miles south of Burley after being reported missing last night. Cassia County sheriff Saul H. Clark said the blonde child, daughter of Charles and Mrs Brisbois, was last seen at 5:30 PM entering a dark automobile near her home. The search for the girl had been extensive across southern Idaho with fears of kidnapping.
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Burley
Idaho
Cassia County
Saul H. Clark
Glenda
Combat Type Panel Banned From Airport May Close Fields
Bridgewater Vermont AP reports two murders and a wounding on a rural road as nurse Antonia Salois and Randolph Ogilby are killed. Antonio Salois, 46, is jailed for murder and assault. In Washington, orders ban combat type aircraft at National Airport press for closing Anacostia NAS and Bolling Field, amid Washington air area safety concerns after a deadly collision.
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Washington
Washington National Airport
Civil Aeronautics Administration
National
Congress
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Bolling Air Force Base
Anacostia
Bolling Field
Potomac River
CAA
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Author Divorced in Las Vegas Over Cruelty Claim
LAS VEGAS, NEV. (AP) The wife of author playwright William Saroyan has obtained a divorce on a cross complaint charging mental cruelty. The Saroyans, married in Dayton, Ohio, in 1943, have signed an agreement disposing of property and custody of their children Aram five and Lucy three.
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LAS
GAS
NEV
William Saroyan
Saroyans
Dayton
Aram
Lucy
Travelers praise life at home amid world worries
Postwar travelers recount journeys from Singapore to Rome and warn of creeping government control. They laud liberty in the United States and urge citizens to act to keep the republic strong, wishing more could see life here to value it.
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Europe
Orient
Singapore
Rome
Republic
U.S.A
Burglar Shot Dead as Capture Follows in Columbus
AP report says police trapped two burglars at Buddy's confectionery in Columbus. Gene Finney, 25, was killed after a dash to a rear door. John Page, 24, was captured. Officers said both men were ex convicts with prior sentences in Mansfield Reformatory and Ohio penitentiary. they carried $57 in change from the Sunridge Grill burglary.
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Columbus
Gene Finney
John Page
Louis Capretta
Buddy
John Jordan
Jordan
Finney
Pace
Sunridge
Mansfield Reformatory
Caprera
Ohio Penitentiary
Hunter Guide Drowned in Perry Sound Tragedy
Robert Crawford of Rockyridge Ohio and Oly Myers a Moon River Ontario hunting guide drowned Tuesday night near Perry Sound Ontario in a fishing and hunting accident reported by AP.
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Perry Sound
Ont
Robert Crawford
Rockyridge
Oly Myers
Moon River
Four Men Saved Seven Dead And Eleven Missing
A midair collision occurred 26 000 feet above Stockton at midnight. The tail of one aircraft separated and crashed in the mud. Stockton California AP reports two Air Force One falied as the tragedy unfolded with four men saved, seven dead, and eleven missing.
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Stockton
Calif
Air Force
Cal. Police
Navy
Giant air sea search for missing B 29 bomber
A massive peacetime air rescue operation is under way for a B 29 bomber missing after fuel ran out and a crash at sea near Bermuda. US Navy Air Force and Coast Guard planes from nine bases scour Bermuda waters while a Coast Guard vessel had heard SOS signals. Four survivors and several fatalities reported. crews from March Air Base and Kindley Air Base participate. The crash near the Delta region and San Joaquin area is tied to a Sacramento San Francisco route round robin flight. Respirators and warnings are issued as authorities search the foggy field sites for the stricken crew.
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Bermuda
U. S
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Atlantic Seaboard
England
U. S. Coast Guard
March Air Base
California
Kindley Air Base
U. S. Air Force
Navy and
Royal Navy
22Nd Bombardment Group
Kindlay
Kindlay Base
Warren F. Sharrock
Stockton
Sierra Foothills
Keith R. Burns
Boise
Ida
T-Set
B Schmidt
Negly
Robert S. Kluge
Spokane
Sheriff's Office
McDonald Island
San Joaquin River
Delta
Here
Bill Alott
Rindge
San Joaquin
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
325Th
92Nd
Wash
Air Force Base
Sharrock
Edward Kenyon King Island
Kenyons
326Th Squadron
Spokane Aire
Sacramento
Ion
Salt Lake City
Fairfield-Suisan Force
Delta Country
Kane Airforce Base
Hill Another
Ogden
Utah
McClellan Airforce Base
McFarland
Ae Air
Burns
Hiss Returns to Court for Second Perjury Trial
New York AP Alger Hiss former State Department official faces a second federal perjury trial assigned to Judge Henry W Goddard. Chambers the key witness from the first trial, is expected again to testify as Hiss seeks acquittal after a July deadlock.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
Henry W. Goddard
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Time Magazine
Wstminster
Pri
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Antonio Salois
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