Ohio and Pennsylvania Turnpikes Link at Youngstown
The 22 mile Eastgate section of Ohio’s turnpike will join the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Ohio Pennsylvania line in Mahoning County. Governors Lausche and Fine will attend the Wednesday ceremony with state and local officials. A bronze plaque will be unveiled by Ohio’s first lady. Regular traffic starts around 3 PM after a 9:30 AM program. Passenger cars pay 3 cents, large buses 85 cents, trucks over four axles 1.90.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Eastgate
Pennsylvania Turnpike
New York
Chicago
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio - Indiana
Frank J. Lausche
John S. Fine
Lauche
Fine
James W. Shacknessy
T. J. Evans
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Petersburg
State Line
Mahoning County
Jane Lausche
Lausche
Evans
Shacknessy
Frank A. Kryzan
Fred A. Wagner
Worst Fog Paralyzes Southern California Transport
The Los Angeles area faced heavy fog that halted land sea and air travel. A Coast Guard rescue saved the crash boat Harmony eight miles north of Isthmus Cove Catalina Island after it lost position in the murk, as fog blamed for crashes and multiple deaths.
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Los Angeles International
Los Angeles
San Luis Obispo
Harmony
Frank Champion
Jama Jan
Santa Barbara Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Isthmus Cove
Catalina Island
Thief Steals $92,000 in Jewelry From DeSiderio Home
West Orange police report a wall safe looted of 37 pieces valued up to 15 000 each plus 500 to 1000 dollars in cash. The burglary occurred Friday night at Anthony DeSiderio’s 15 room residence after thieves gained entry by breaking a rear window.
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West Orange
N.J
Anthony DeSiderio
DeSiderio
Hain
Paper Board
Whippany
Clifton
Durham
Soviet Restores Lvov Catholic Church in Ukraine
The Soviet Union announced today the restoration of a noted Catholic church in Lvov Ukraine damaged by a World War II German bomb. The move follows a period of softened stance toward religion and signals renewed attention to cultural heritage in the region.
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London
Soviet Union
Lvov
Union Fight Marks Day of Thanks
In Trenton at the McLouth Steel Corp. plant a Thanksgiving brawl between Riggers Local 1575 and Millwrights Local 1102 left six hospitalized after heavy wrench and pipe blows. Eichleay Corp. supervised replacement of a rolling mill on a 100 million project employing about 120 of 2,600 workers.
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Detroit
AFL
McLouth Steel Corp
Trenton
Fred Treska
Riggers
Millwrights
Eichleau Corp
Pittsburgh
McLouth
W. E. Short
Eichleay
Tim Bies
British May Plan Hydrogen Bomb Test Talks in Australia
Sydney reports say British officials led by J. M. Wilson will visit Australia to discuss possible further atomic weapon trials. The Sydney Sun warns Britain may be preparing a hydrogen explosion in oceans around Australia, amid concerns over radiation and test sites near Emu Flat at Woomera.
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Sydney
Australia
Howard Beale
United Kingdom
J. M. Wilson
Ministry of Supply
Sydney Sun
Britain
Sun
Canberra
Antarctica
Woomera
Eisenhower Attacks Golf Game Deficiency With Montgomery Visit
President Eisenhower hosts Britain's Bernard Montgomery for Thanksgiving at the National Golf Club in Augusta. He says he needs practice after limited play since returning to Washington. Montgomery, deputy commander in Europe, joins Hagerty in noting Ike’s rough day on the links and plans to meet the Joint Chiefs at the Pentagon.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Britain
Bernard Montgomery
Montgomery
National Golf Club
Washington
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Denver
Kentucky
Ed Dudley
National Club
Clifford Roberts
New York
Col
Thomas Belshe
Burning Tree Club
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Norway Accepts German Rearming and NATO Membership
The Norwegian Parliament approved German rearmament and NATO membership by a 126 to 7 vote with 17 absentees. Denmark has ratified the agreements and Britain is assured approval by the House of Commons.
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Oslo
Norway
Denmark
House of Commons
Alger Hiss To Leave Lewisburg Penitentiary Tomorrow
Alger Hiss, imprisoned 34 years after being convicted of perjury linked to the Communist spy case, is released on a probationary basis from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. He will report to a parole officer until March 21, 1956, and loses voting rights.
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Lewisburg
Alger Hiss
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Priscilla
State Department
Congressional
Hiss
Jap Politicians Prepare For Bitter Power Fight
Embattled Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida faces a decisive Diet session with a looming general election. With three factions vying for power and the opposition able to topple him, Yoshida may resign as Liberal party president to name a successor or dissolve the House to trigger an election. The balance shows Liberals 185, Japan Democratic 121, Left 72, Right 61, others 20, vacancies 8, total 467.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Asahi
Liberal Party
Taketora Ogata
Liberals
Ogata
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
The
Liber
Full Authority Of City Police Officers Explored In Sunday Journal
The Sunday Journal promises a full report on police authority and city limits with Tilmon Ellison, acting city law director, explaining the scope. Also featured are unusual health department complaints, a Middletown Post Office tour by second graders, and a piece on the tillerman duties of the ladder wagon firefighters.
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Tilmon Ellison
Middletown
Atlantic Gales Cause Floods Across England
Atlantic gales bring floods to southwest England and the midlands. Winds over 60 mph halted the 81,000 ton liner Queen Mary at Southampton with 800 passengers for New York. About 400 more travelers due to join at Cherbourg face a likely delay until tomorrow as flood waters block dozens of roads in Cornwall Devon and Somerset and more roads are blocked in the north midlands.
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London
Atlantic
England
Midlands
Southampton
New York
Cherbough
Cornwall
Devon
Somerset
North Midland
Reds briefly assault Wuchiu Island under Formosa clash
Nationalist Defense Ministry reports Chinese Reds stormed Wuchiu Island in Formosa Strait for about an hour, with many Communist troops captured. Nationalist planes then counterattacked and drove invaders back as U S Seventh Fleet patrolled offshore and did not engage.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Wuchiu
Nanjin Island
Quemoy
Foochow
Fukien Province
7Th Fleet
Pescadores
U.S
Washington
Defense and State Departments
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Nomination of Theophil Kammholz for NLRB general counsel unsure
President Eisenhower faces uncertainty as Theophil C. Kammholz Chicago attorney awaits Senate action on the NLRB general counsel post. Critics doubt confirmation this session or next year amid private opposition from AFL CIO and Democratic senators.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Theophil C. Kammholz
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Kammholz
NLRB
George J. Bott
AFL
White House
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
R-Ill
Red China Imprisonment of 13 Americans Sparks U S Hopes
Washington officials believe Peiping’s sentencing of 13 trapped Americans as spies could backfire in the cold war. London condemns the act as a breach of international law while Washington seeks diplomatic avenues through Geneva or other nations to pressure Red China without military action.
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Washington
Red
China
Peiping
United Nations
Formosa
London
Eisenhower
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Redioe
Geneva
Switzerland
State Department
Red China
Britain
Russia
Jury shown photos of blood spots in Sheppard case
In Cleveland the state presented photos and expert testimony showing a blood trail from Marilyn Sheppard through the house to exterior doors and into Chip’s bedroom area. Testimony described a tooth chip found under the bed and discredited an intruder theory as to the motive and timing of the crime.
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Cleveland
Marilyn’ Sheppard
Chip
Henry Dombrowski
Uptairs
Dombrowski
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Libro
Sheppard
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