Injunction Ends Dock Walkout as Longshoremen Return
Longshoremen resume work on New York docks after a court ordered 10 day Taft Hartley halt. ILA and rival AFL union members report to duty at piers handling vessels Andrea Doria Constitution and Gripsholm amid inter union tensions and police precautions. Tens of thousands restart duties after orders, with pay dispute over 13 cent vs 84 cent packages fueling the conflict.
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International Longshoremen’s Assn
AFL
ILA
Gripsholm
Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley
Taft Hartley
Weinfeld
Patrick J. Connolly
Connolly
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
New York Shipping Assn
Ike declares peace must be paid for amid arms drive
President Eisenhower told a Atlantic City audience that peace would come slowly only if Western powers build maintain and pay for military strength to deter a nuclear attack He warned against world domination by Russia and urged leaders to reduce the titanic force of weapons to serve mankind The speech framed two paths peace through arms and peace through cooperative world progress
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eisenhower
Russia
Sixth
National Assembly of the United Church Women
National Council of Churches of Christ
U S Deficit Grows in First Fiscal Quarter
Washington reports federal spending for the first quarter of fiscal 1954 rose to 18.228 billion dollars, up 399 million from the same period a year earlier. Increased outlays for farm price supports and military programs drove the rise, despite predictions of lower total spending.
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Washington
President Ike taps Puerifoy as Guatemala ambassador
Washington reports President Eisenhower names John E. Puerifoy former ambassador to Greece and a Democrat to serve as ambassador to Guatemala.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John E. Puerifoy
Greece
Guatemala
Electric shocks halt dog hearts for safer pediatric surgery
Researchers report using electric shocks to stop dog hearts for up to 72 minutes while a heart lung machine keeps them alive. Led by Dr. James A. Helmsworth at the University of Cincinnati, the team includes Leland C. Clark Jr. and others from Fels Institute Antioch and Children’s Hospital Research Foundation Cincinnati. The technique aims to enable new surgeries on children with septal defects.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
James A. Helmsworth
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Leland C. Clark Jr
Fels Institute For Research On
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Samuel Kaplan
Roger T. Sherman
Harold Liddle
Children's Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Inquiry Opened Into Korean War Atrocity Reports
The Senate investigations subcommittee opened an inquiry into reported Communist atrocities in the Korean War and the fate of U S prisoners of war for whom the Reds have not accounted.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Blue Ridge saber-tooth scare toy by Bill Custer
Roanoke Virginia artist Bill Custer crafts a wide-eyed saber-tooth figure using a chipmunk body, squirrel feet, a pike head, and deer fur. The mysterious source of the teeth remains unidentified. the odd sculpture drew attention in AP Wirephoto.
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Bill Custer
Roanoke
Knowland Attacks Red Pact Idea and India's Policy
Sen. Knowland denounces a nonaggression pact with Russia and criticizes India for yielding to Chinese Communist policies. He says he fights for himself, not Eisenhower, and would oppose guarantees of Soviet borders without free elections in satellite states. He also rebukes Nehru for speaking for only part of Asia.
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Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Adlai E. Stevenson
India
China
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Dulles
Nehru
Asia
Korea
Philadelphia Faces Major Police Payoff Scandal Probe
In Philadelphia a sprawling inquiry grips the police department after self-styled payoff man Harry Lowry claims he paid thousands for police protection for a numbers gang. Commissioner Gibbons summoned 12 officers including 11 sergeants and captains to meet Lowry. one suspended patrolman failed to appear. A mystery woman, Dolores Perry, tied to the case, was questioned in Pittsburgh.
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Thomas J. Gibbons
Harry Lowry
Dist. Atty
Richardson Dilworth
Lowry
Delaware County
Gibbons
Dilworth
Joseph Keenan Jr
Dolores Perry
Leo
Cleo) Coleman
Numbers King
Pittsburgh
Missing Greenlease spokesman fuels kidnapping speculation
FBI officials offered no comment as speculation rose nine days into the Bob Greenlease case. Spokesman Robert Ledterman had not been seen since Sunday, with the family and associates declining to discuss his whereabouts. President Eisenhower's banker-brother Arthur B. Eisenhower visited the home, while rumors of a ransom swirled, though the family denied a $500,000 demand.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Ledterman
Tulsa
Robert C. Greenlease
Ledterman
Joseph Williams
The
Commerce Trust Co
Eisenhower
Greenlease
Chicago
Paul Greenlease
FBI
Washington
Bernard Brannon
Six Communists Nabbed by FBI in Midwest Cities
Atty Gen Brownell announced a round up of six additional Communist party officials arrested by FBI agents in Cleveland Lorain Steubenville Ohio and Newark New Jersey. A detainer was placed on another party functionary now in Columbus State Penitentiary for fictitious car registration. All were described as having held positions in the party apparatus in the Midwest and charged under the Smith Act with conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government. To date 98 party officials have been arrested or detained since 1948 beginning with 11 top leaders. The Justice Department named those taken into custody this morning including Joseph Brandt 43 formerly organizational secretary of the party in Ohio.
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Atty
Brownell
Communist Party
FBI
Cleveland
Lorain
Steubenville
Ohio
Newark
N. J
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Midwest
United States
Justice Department
Joseph Brandt
Jelliff Street
Clinton and
Avon Avenues
Doctors weigh self-inflicted death theory in 1948 Lima case
At an Ohio Police Chiefs meeting, pathologists Dr. Alan Moritz and Dr. Samuel Gerber debated whether Lima housewife Eloise Snyder died by self harm rather than murder. They noted strychnine and knife wounds but suggested slow bleeding could allow her to walk, and questioned timing from theater to death. The chief hopes new inquiry closes the case.
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Cleveland
Ohio Assn
Lima
Eloise Snyder
Richard
Kermit L. Westbay
Alan Moritz
Western Reserve University
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyahoga County
Moritz
Westbay
Gerber
Nutty Doings Mark Squirrel Hunting Season
In Ohio the squirrel hunting season opened September 14 and produced odd incidents. A Ravenna man’s pet monkey escaped just before opening and prompted a humorous ad response from a caller who mistook the monkey for a squirrel. A burly hunter required hospital treatment for a squirrel related injury.
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Columbus
Ohio
UN Diplomat Urges Face to Face Talks With Reds
A prominent U N diplomat privately proposes U S and Communist China hold direct talks to decide which nations attend the Korean political conference. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. offers to send an American to discuss details with the Reds. they have not commented. The plan to invite neutrals faces U N resistance as Byrnes presses for Western states to gain membership and Moscow vetoes blocks five Kremlin-backed applicants.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
United States
China
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
General Assembly
India
Reds
Assembly
Special
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Russia
Indian General Warns Against Halting POW Breakout
Panmunjom AP report says Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya warned Indian troops would not stop a mass jailbreak for fear of terrible slaughter. Clark's letter to Thimayya defended UN duty to honor prisoners' freedom of choice and urged interviews with 23 000 anti Communist inmates.
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Panmunjom
Korea
K. S. Thimayya
Seoul
Potter urges outlawing Communist party in U S
Senator Charles E. Potter of Michigan urged outlawing the Communist party in the United States during a speech before the Portsmouth Executives Club in Portsmouth Virginia last night.
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Portsmouth
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Communist Party
United States
Portsmouth Executives Club
Indian General Says UN Must Shield Indian Forces in Korea
Lt. Gen. K. X. Thimayya told reporters the UN Command should head off any South Korean troops attacking Indian forces in the DMZ. He said India could seek protection from Communist forces, while ROK officials threaten to drive Indians from Korea over killings of rioting anti Communist prisoners. Thimayya warned of Communist explanations planned for 22,500 prisoners if UN facilities are provided. The Neustral Nations Repatriation Commission chair did not commit on using force to compel attendance.
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Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
Clark
U. N
John E. Hull
UNC
Thimaya
U.N
Full
Panmunjom
K. X. Thimayya
Korea
U. N. Command
K.P.A
Korean Peoples Army
C.P.V
Chinese People’s Volunteers
Neustral Nations Repatriation Commission
Weather forecast for Ohio and Miami Valley
The AP five day forecast for Ohio calls for temperatures 3-5 degrees below normal from Wednesday through Sunday. Normal highs 65 to 70, lows 44. Cool start, rising Friday, then cooler again. Scattered showers near the Great Lakes early, with showers likely later in the week. Total rainfall 0.1 to 0.25 inch. Middletown high yesterday 56 at noon, low 53 at 11:30 am, today’s low 44 at 6 am.
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Vandalla
Associated Press
Ohio
Great Lakes
Middle Town
Doctors Warn TB Risk To Children Is Not Adequately Addressed
Richmond physician Dr. Edwin L. Kendig Jr tells the American Academy of Pediatrics meeting that declines in TB deaths lull clinicians into neglect of infant testing. He urges universal tuberculin testing for all new patients over months old, citing a survey showing only 55.5 percent routinely test and 21 percent test after age three.
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Richmond
Edwin L. Kendig Jr
Medical College of Virginia At
American Academy of Pediatrics
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