New York Photo Engravers Strike Ends With Agreement
Union and publishers reach a tentative settlement in the New York photo engravers strike affecting six major city newspapers. Today a union meeting will consider the deal. the Herald Tribune remains unaffected, while Times Daily News and Daily Mirror fail to publish.
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New York
New York City
New York Times
Herald Tribune
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
World- Telegram & the Sun
Journal- American
Post
Local 1
AFL International Photo Engravers Union
Publishers Assn
Court Snubbed: Votes Counted in AFL Union Election
Local 100 of the AFL teamsters union counted ballots in a disputed election ignoring a Hamilton County injunction. Judge Fred B. Cramer had barred counting and certifying results. Union counsel said no certification decision had been made. suits alleged improper procedure. about 6500 members were eligible to vote.
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Cincinnati
AFL Teamsters Union
J. W. Brown
Fred B. Cramer
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Butler County
Ex Mayor Dies in Massillon After Long Tenure
Massillon Ohio ex mayor S Robert Weirich aged 52 died in a hospital yesterday from a heart ailment. He served 12 years the longest in Massillon history.
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Massillon
Ohio
S. Robert Weirich
Churchill’s 79th Birthday and Bermuda Trip
London AP reports Winston Churchill is 79 today, pursuing a full day of government duties before flying to Bermuda for the Big Three talks. A family dinner at No 10 follows, as press commentary praises his lifelong drive for peace and leadership.
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London
Winston Churchill
Russia
Bermuda
No. 10
Downing St
Daily Express
Churchill
Lord Beaverbrook
Independent Express
Daily Mail
Federal payroll cuts deepen. October drop 28,600 workers
Washington report shows 28,600 civilian workers removed from the federal payroll in October. The Civil Service Commission says the net cut since January totals about 176,600, leaving 2,372,100 federal employees.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Ike and Dulles Prime For Conference
President Eisenhower returned from Thanksgiving in Augusta and met with Secretary Dulles to plan responses to the Soviet bid for a United States Britain and France meeting. Officials expect a Big Four conference possibly in Berlin, aiming to boost unity before Bermuda talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Dulles
United States
Britain
France
Columbine
Augusta
Fleming
Mas
John Eisenhower
Kremlin
Berlin
Reds
Grandmother Peeved With Balky POWs
In Richmond California a grandmother, Mrs. Edna Storeby, complains she was accused of coercion for writings to POW Sgt. Andrew Fortuna of Ionia Michigan. She says her letter urged returning home, praised America, and advised faith and strength to choose freedom. She questions the charge and defends a mother's counsel.
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Richmond
Calif
Edna Storeby
Michigan State
America
Twenty Dead in Pakistani Bus Plunge into Indus River
A crowded bus in Peshawar Pakistan plunged from a small pontoon bridge into the muddy Indus River yesterday. At least thirty people drowned in the disaster and rescue efforts were underway.
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Peshawar
Indus River
Largest In History 124 Million Ohio Road Plan Slated
Ohio plans a record 124 million dollar highway program for next year, with 118 million after a six million dollar miscalculation. The highway department lists projects statewide for 1954 and notes extra funds from a one-cent gas tax and a ten mile axle tax. Road construction council expects about 67 million for major throughfares, funded by new taxes and matching federal dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
New State Highway Construction Council
Valley highway funds shift to 1954 construction plans
The Valley story explains that unused year end funds will be carried into 1954 and about 12 million dollars will be spent on non major thoroughfare work. The Construction Council can only fund major routes, designated 6,200 miles as such, with matching federal and local funds. Around 40 million federal dollars are expected next year, with extra federal aid unutilized this year now anticipated. Plans for 80 to 90 million dollars in work should be ready by year end, though many projects may not be let until mid 1954. Right of way purchases have accelerated into millions to advance projects.
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Highway Department
Construction Council
Tax Law Reforms Demanded by House Investigators
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means subcommittee demands strict reforms to curb Treasury influence in tax collections. Proposals include limiting secretary control over tax administration and giving the internal revenue commissioner direct authority over non policy tax matters. The panel cites evidence of Treasury intervention in specific cases and calls for less political meddling.
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Washington
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Code
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Bureau
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Humphrey
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Arizona Polygamists Case Faces First Big Test
Mohave County Superior Court will arraign 27 male defendants from Short Creek as the state presses conspiracy charges in a long running polygamy case. If they plead guilty, remaining 69 defendants may settle quickly. if not, a drawn out court fight is expected.
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James Cary Kingman
Ariz
Arizona
Short Creek
Arizona-Utah
U. S. Supreme Court
Trains With Molten Steel Cargo Crash Deadly Collision
In Cleveland two Republic Steel workers were killed and three injured when two molten steel trains collided near the plant. Victims were Henry A. Ferris 27 and W J Heffenfelder 23. Conductor John Aiello 25 serious condition with knee wounds. Firemen John Butcher 24 and Paul McMahan 30 listed in fair condition. The crash occurred on tracks of River Terminal Railway between Cuyahoga River and Independence road as engines pushed cars bearing molten steel.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel
Henry A. Ferris
W. J. Heffenfelder
John Aiello
John Butcher
Paul McMahan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cartoonist Milt Gross Dies at Sea En Route Hawaii
Beverly Hills California cartoonist Milt Gross creator of That's My Pop died at sea aboard the liner Lurline while returning from a two week vacation in Hawaii.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Milt Gross
Pop
Lurline
Hawaii
Reds Propose New Plan For Parley At Panmunjom
AP dispatch from Panmunjom says Communists offered a broad peace conference plan some new, some old, while U S delegate Arthur H. Dean called it stale. Dean proposed letting Russia attend as a nonvoting “neighbor” with full voting rights for the Communists. Allied spokesmen warned Russia might appear as the Communist chief spokesman. Both sides took a break to study proposals and plan to reconvene Wednesday. Dean labeled the Communist plan as old dressed up, said there was little progress, and noted New Delhi as a potential site if requested by both sides. The Reds want Dec 28 as the conference start and retain neutrals like Pakistan and India, but neutrals would have no vote in the main talks.
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Panmunjom
Communists
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Reds
Russia
Korea
U.N
New Delhi
Pakistan
India
Burma
Indonesia
Washington
Senate
Canada
Igo Gouzenko
Harry Dext White
Tl Justice Department
Senate Internal Security
Sen. Jean
R-Ind
Gouzenko
Dulles
Gerenko
Jenner
Brownell
Eisenhweer
Clayton Fritchey
Chaman
Democratic Nation Committee
Brown
Justice Department
Fr Chey
Willis W. Ritter
Denver
FBI
Colorado
Charles Vig
Vil
Donald E. Kel
Justice
Salt Lake City
Ritt
Stephen A Mitchell
Aver Harriman
GOP
Mitchell
St. Albans
Republic Party
Eisenhower
Carthy
Harriman
New York
Truman
Risia
America
Justice Is Sought By Woman 51 Carlsbad NM
Frances Supina, 51, refuses a $1000 contempt fine after five months in county jail over a covenant dispute about a garage apartment. She says she rents to a displaced couple for work and will stay jailed until justice is served or overruled. Neighbors complained. governor asked for action. She says jail life educates her as she rereads the Bible.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Frances Supina
Supina
Frank Noel Praises GI Resistance Against Brain Washing
Frank Noel an Associated Press photographer and former prisoner of Korean Communists praised American resistance to brain washing. He described captors as cruel, forcing starvation diets and filth in camps. Roger Dudley of the Cincinnati Enquirer presided at the meeting. Nathaniel R. Howard of the Cleveland News, AP director, noted AP’s global growth.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frank Noel
Associated Press
Roger Dudley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Nathaniel R. Howard
Cleveland News
Ickes Says He Couldn't Trust FDR
Washington AP Harold L Ickes once outspoken critic of Roosevelt watershed New Deal says he distrusted the President and the New Deal calling it spendthrift. Diary excerpts reveal Ickes hoped to run against Roosevelt, stayed in cabinet to block Republican power, and noted Henry Wallace Jr opposing recognizing the Soviet Union early in the administration.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ickes
James A. Farley
Simon & Schuster
Harry L. Hopkins
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Ohio Farm Bureau Has Convention
The Ohio Farm Bureau convened in Columbus to discuss government controlled acreage. Dr. Mervin G. Smith of Ohio State University warned quotas based on historic acreage could penalize efficient farmers, while Roy F. Hendrickson urged immediate expansion of terminal market space and better storage, proposing private and cooperative construction with government guarantees to ensure use.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Reference
Mervin G. Smith
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Roy F. Hendrickson
Washington, D. C
National Federation of Grain Cooperatives
Hendrickson
Justice Unit Dispute Over Gouzenko Testimony
Washington AP report details a Senate internal security probe into Gouzenko testimony and a clash over public disclosures. Democrats blast the Eisenhower Brownell administration amid a broader fight over the Justice Department and anti communist policy.
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounds prompts chill
Vandalia forecasters predict cloudy and colder conditions in the Miami Valley tonight with a low near 26 degrees. tomorrow looks fair and warmer with a high around 45. The Associated Press forecast shows Ohio as partly cloudy and cooler tonight, with lows 25 to 32 regionally, followed by a Tuesday of fair, warmer weather. Kentucky expect fair with north cloudiness and light rain in the northwest, highs 46 to 54. Recent readings include a 34 degree low at 6 am, 28 at 2 am yesterday, and a 36 high at 1 pm yesterday. Rain totals for the month reach 0.93 inches, with November at 1.5 inches so far.
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Vandalia
Miami Valley
Associated Press
Ohio
Kentucky
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Ohio Farm Bureau
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