Fourteen Hurt When Bus Collides With Tractor Truck
Fourteen Butler Countians were injured, none seriously, when an empty tractor-trailer hit a Fairfield Township school bus carrying 57 students near Ohio 4 and Greenlawn Road, two and a half miles north of Hamilton yesterday afternoon. The most seriously hurt was 10 year old Helen Shank who had a fractured shoulder and was treated at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton and dismissed. The bus driver Edward Luedtke and 12 pupils sustained cuts and bruises. Youths were examined at a doctor’s home near the scene. three including Shank were taken to a hospital for x rays, but none were hospitalized.
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Fairfield Township
Ohio 4
Greenlawn Road
Hamilton
Helen Shank
Liberty - Fairfield Rd
Edward D. Luedtke
Millikin Rd
Billy
Linda
Louis Carpenter
Liberty- Fairfield Rd
Arnold
Johnny Edds
Hamilton - Middletown Pike
Lee Jesse
Hamilton- Middletown Pike
Cherry Ann Winkle
Jerry Lakes
Canal Road
Judy Balliss
Sharon Keal
Aldie Hatfield
Canal Rd
Gayle Velage
Shank
Journal
Bill Weith
Explanations Stall as Reds Hold Russia at Peace Talks
U S envoy Arthur Dean urged a method to assure Soviet Russia attends a Korean peace conference as a full participant. He warned neutrality would free Moscow from conference decisions while Chinese and North Korean negotiators view Russia as leverage. Diplomatic talks ran 3 hours 45 minutes the longest since October 26 and will resume Friday. Dean ridiculed the Communist stance, calling their remarks hogwash.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur Dean
Soviet Russia
Russia
Dean
Soviet Union
Huang Hua
Elizabeth I Heading for Jamaica on Commonwealth Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh departed Bermuda in a Stratocruiser Cannopus for Montego Bay Jamaica marking the second stage of a six month Commonwealth tour. The party planned a Kingston stop, with fireworks, bunting, and a ship departure Friday for the Panama Canal route. A state dinner was hosted in Bermuda by Governor Sir Alexander Hood for 30 officials with no public details or photos released.
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Bermuda
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canopus
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Pleasure Isles
Kingston
Panama Canal
Commonwealth
Pacific
London
Alexander Hood
Government House
Reds Rebuilding City in Pyongyang Civil Aid
Tokyo Peiping radio reported that Chinese Communist troops are aiding in the rebuilding of Pyongyang, the war torn capital of North Korea, after heavy shelling and destruction.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Pyongyang
North Korea
Air Force May Honor Mum POWs
The Air Force may decorate or recognize former war prisoners who resisted torture and refused to confess to Communist propaganda. A detailed case study is required before any official action, with five airmen named as recipients if approved. Potential decorations include the Legion of Merit, Soldier's Medal, Bronze Star, and Commendation Ribbon.
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Washington
John Streit
South Orange
N. J
George Morar
Rockville
William Preston
Batavia
N. Y
Zach Dean
Douglass
Kan
William Mc.Taggart
East Brady
Legion of Merit
North Korea and China Sign Economic Cultural Pact
The North Korean delegation led by Marshal Kim Il Sung left Peiping for home after Kim signed an agreement for economic and cultural cooperation between Communist China and North Korea on Monday. The report suggested possible military clauses but did not disclose them.
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Tokyo
Kim Il Sung
Peiping
Peiping Radio
Kim
China
North Korea
British Ship Stopped In Formosa Strait Intercepted
The freighter Inchwells reported by radio that a Chinese Nationalist warship intercepted her in the Formosa Strait en route to Hong Kong but released her two hours later after a check of ship papers.
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Hong Kong
Formosa Strait
Gough cited in Hamilton for reckless truck operation
ELI GOUGH, 50, of Chicago, driver of a northbound truck, was cited into Hamilton Municipal Court on a reckless operation charge after his vehicle jackknifed on wet Ohio 4 and struck a school bus at Greenlawn Road. The bus had just discharged children and was toppled into a ditch. rain was reported at 3 45 p.m. The bus sustained extensive damage while the truck continued under its own power.
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Eli Gough
Chicago
Hamilton
Gough
Ohio 4
Greenlawn Road
Ike Includes Golf In His Thanksgiving
President Eisenhower arrives in Augusta for a Thanksgiving holiday with his wife Mamie, three grandchildren, and family. He plays golf at Augusta National on arrival and will spend the weekend at Mamie’s Cottage, a 14‑story white brick retreat on the course edge. Estimates on construction and furnishing costs range from 40 000 to 130 000 dollars, with observers skeptical of the lower figure.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
Mamie
Living Costs Expected To Jump Again
Washington AP reports the nations living costs may rise for the eighth straight month, setting a record for the fifth consecutive month. Advances indicate higher prices for clothing housing and medical care, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics index showing gradual increases since last March. Food prices have remained fairly steady over the year.
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Washington
CIO
United Auto Workers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
UN rebukes Israel over Kibya killings by Security Council
The Security Council voted 9 to 4 against Israel for the Kibya village killings, urging safeguards to prevent repeats. Israel and Jordan protested the move while Abba Eban warned the censure could affect direct talks, and Lebanon and Russia abstained. The Big Three note of Article 12 offered a sliver of potential peace talks progress.
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N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Kibya
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Abba Eban
Charles Malik
Lebanon
11-Nation Council
Russia
Malik
Eban
First commercial Nip plane arrives in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. The Japanese flag adorns the fuselage as the first commercial Japanese airliner to cross the Pacific lands here. The DC6B carries 57 crewmen and passengers from Tokyo on a trial flight paving the start of Tokyo San Francisco twice weekly service by Japan Air Lines in early February.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Costello Recovering From Collapse
Hollywood Comedian Lou Costello is recovering well after his nervous exhaustion collapse on October 29 and plans to return to television next March.
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Hollywood
Lou Costello
McCarthy Attacks Trumanism in TV Speech
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy denounces the Truman administration as crawling with Communists and accuses Truman of elevating his party over the country. He cites Wheeler’s reinstatement after dismissal and points to Patton Davies as aiding China’s fall to Communism. The speech responds to Truman’s recent remarks on McCarthyism and notes Ike’s silence.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
Harry S. Truman
McCarthy
U. S
George Shaw Wheeler
Wheeler
John Patton Davies
China
Wisconsin
Harry Dexter White
Independence
Eisenhower
Greyhound Strike Is Postponed
In Columbus Ohio a planned strike by 2000 Pennsylvania Greyhound drivers and maintenance staff was postponed after AFL Amalgamated Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Operators' Union leader William P. Arthur canceled the 12:01 a.m. action to allow renewed negotiations. The delay came after a request from Whitley P. McCoy of the U.S. Mediation Service for talks to resume.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
District of Columbia
William P. Arthur
AFL Amalgamated Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Operators’ Union
Arthur
Gouzenko Hinted To Be Questioned By U S Senators
Canada prepared to allow U S Senate investigators to question ex Russian Igor Gouzenko at any time but warned it could implicate him in the Communist exposure case of 1946. Prime Minister St Laurent to outline government reply, with Pearson noting safety concerns for Gouzenko and family.
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Canada
U. S. Senate
Igor Gouzenko
Louis St. Laurent
Internal Security
Gouzenko
St. Laurent
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations Correspondents Association
New York
United States
Pearson
U.S
State Dulles
Washington
U. S
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
Lausche Heads to Washington for Atomic Plant talks
Governor Frank Lausche travels to Washington to meet Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis Strauss about the Pike County peacetime atomic plant and its issues. He also plans talks with Secretary Ezra Benson on drought impacts in Ohio and a push to declare 11 counties as disaster areas.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Washington
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Ezra T. Benson
Strauss
Pike County
AEC
Lausche
Clarence Gehrig
Federal Farm and Home Administration
Howaera Foust
James Wells
Natural Resources Department
Ralph Locher
French Parliament Threatens Laniel Over European Army
Paris deputies rebel against the proposed European army amid Bermuda conference prep. The Cabinet approved a confidence vote unless the Socialists back the army in principle with reservations. If defeated, Laniel will present a motion that requires resignation. Debate resumes on the Socialist resolution and 10 other motions.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Bermuda
Laniel
National Assembly
Kidnapers to Get 2 Big Thanksgiving Dinners
Jefferson City Mo The Greenlease kidnap killers Hall and Bonnie Heady will receive two large Thanksgiving meals in their state prison death row cells while awaiting execution on Dec 18. They and another inmate get extra meals due to their identical rations and food schedule. They will be questioned by St Louis Police Chief about $300000 ransom money still missing.
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Jefferson City
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
The
Kansas City Star
Hall
St. Louis
Jeremiah O'Connell
Thanksgiving across the war years 1943 to 1945 reel through memory
A New York Times piece reflects on Thanksgiving 1943 and 1944 amid World War II. It recalls battlefield losses in Normandy and China, air raids on Tokyo, and homefront struggles like scarce turkey. It contrasts grim times with gratitude and notes Eisenhower seeking aid in 1945.
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Germany
Hitler
Japan
Tojo
Roosevelt
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Europe
Tokyo
Two Murder Suspects Held For Grand Jury In Butler Court
In Municipal Court two murder suspects were ordered held to the Butler County Grand Jury without bond. Richard Nolan, 22, and Harold Burkhardt, 19, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and robbery in the slaying of Herschel Sorrell, whose widow sobbed through the hearing. Burkhardt faces an assault with intent to rape charge. bonds set at 5000 on robbery.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Richard Eugene Nolan
Belmont St
Youngstown
Harold Lloyd Burkhardt
Camden Rt. 2
Council
Herschel Sorrell
Vine Street
West Middletown
Sorrell
Alton Combs
Audrey Sorrell
Loren Gustin
Frank South
John Fitzgerald
Burkhardt
Nolan
Trial opens with charges against Ti mon Ellison
As the hearing opened, Ti mon Ellison the prosecutor read the charges alleging a murder on November 22 in which Herschel Sorrell was killed in the Pere district.
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Timon Ellison
Herschel Sorrell
Weather drifts through Middletown with cold snap
The report notes light snow flurries and brisk northwesterly winds across much of the nation. Miami Valley forecasters predict cloudy cool conditions tonight and tomorrow with a low near 20 and high around 43. Overnight lows reach 28 to 34 in other areas.
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Rockies
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Georgia
Vandalia
Miami Valley
Tomore Row
Kentucky
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