Army suspends workers at Ft Monmouth radar lab
The Army suspends five at Fort Monmouth New Jersey signaling a security probe tied to McCarthy era inquiries. The Chicago Tribune cites two top scientists in radar defense roles and notes thirty more under review amid Rosenberg era links.
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America
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Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Chicago Tribune
The
Robert T. Stevens
Tribune
Ft. Monmouth
McCarthy Committee
Kidnaped Boy Bobby Greenlease Is Dead FBI Says
The FBI notified Bobby Greenlease’s wealthy parents that the 6 year old boy is dead. Reports say the body was found in St Joseph and ransom money recovered from the kidnapers. Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady are tied to the case with two accomplices named and in custody.
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Kansas City
FBI
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Letterman
Tulsa
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Carl Austin Hall
Hoover
Bobby
Bonnie Brown Heady
Thomas John Marsh
Missouri
Hall
Missouri State Penitentiary
Heady
Robert C. Greenlease
Bonnie Brown
Hig School
Six Children Perish In Marlboro Vermont House Fire
Six children die in a two room Marlboro home fire believed started in a pantry, while a babysitter rescues two others. The victims are Caroline Hescock 6, Diane 5, Marilyn 4, Earl 1, Lucille Bohl 9, Roger Seaton 9 months. Dorothy Seaton 18 recovers Dennis Bohl 8 and Cathy 2 months with serious burns. Parents were away gathering furniture. fire origin under investigation.
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Marlboro
Caroline Hescock
Diane Hescock
Marilyn Hescock
Earl Hescock
Lucille Bohl
Roger Seaton
Dorothy Seaton
Dennis Bohl
Cathy Hescock
Union Raiding Ban Proposed by National Council
The National Independent Union Council proposed a pact to ban raiding between independent unions and the AFL and CIO. Don Mahon of Des Moines Iowa secretary of the council announced the action at the council convention in St Louis. The council represents many of the 2000 independent unions nationwide. A similar agreement already took effect between unspecified parties.
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ST. Louis
National Independent Union Council
AFL
CIO
Don Mahon
Des Moines
Iowa
Coucil
Mah
National Brotherhood of Packing House Workers
U S Officials Disagree On How Close Russians Are To Hydrogen Bombs
Secretary Wilson says Russia likely three to four years behind the United States in atomic weapons and may not yet have a ready hydrogen bomb. President Eisenhower echoed concern yet avoided precise timing, while officials Flemming, Rep. Cole, and Civil Defense Administrator Peterson offered varied assessments of Russia's capabilities and readiness.
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Wilson
Eisenhower
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Moscow
U. S
Arthur S. Flemming
Russia
Denly
Flemming
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Rep. Cole
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Val Peterson
Ellender
D-La
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
America
Docks Hum Cargo Pileup Melts Away After Strike
NEW YORK reports a five day ILA strike ended as a Taft Hartley injunction restored operations across North Atlantic ports. About 50 000 to 60 000 ILA members resumed work from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia with overtime piled to clear cargo backlog. The ILA AFL union challenged control of waterfront labor as the push to restart piers continued.
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North Atlantic
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
AFL
AFL International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ila-Afl
Hearing Date Set for Dairy Price Complaints in Cincinnati
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture schedules a Cincinnati hearing on October 16 to hear dairy farmers in the area complain of low milk prices and present their case.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Train Hit by Runaway Freight Cars in Knoxville
Southern Railway's Birmingham Special bound for Washington was struck by runaway freight cars just before midnight in Knoxville. A railroad inspector, W. Q. Smelser, was killed. two trainmen injured. Gov. Frank Clement and family aboard but unharmed. Wreckage piled on a city viaduct as power lines failed. empty cars blocked five tracks.
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Knoville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Washington
Frank Clement
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
W. QO. Smelser
J. E. Troutman
J.Z. May
French Delegates Boycott UN MoroccO Debate
French delegates walked out of the U N Political Committee to protest any debate on Morocco. A spokesman said Paris would not issue a statement opening the 60 nation session. The earlier U N resolution urged negotiations toward free institutions in Morocco, which France calls a domestic issue.
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N. Y
U. N
World Organization
Morocco
France
U. N. Assembly
U.N
Pinay declares domestic communist threat ended in France
Former French premier Antoine Pinay told the Commonwealth Club that communism is no longer a serious internal threat in France and that the domestic danger is behind us. He spoke yesterday.
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San Francisco
France
Antoine Pinay
Commonwealth Club
Britain rushes ships to guard British Guiana
London reports Britain dispatches Implacable and three escorts carrying troops to Georgetown to counter Communist threats. Additional ships Sheffield Superb Bigbury Bay and Burghead Bay sail for the West Indies as the colonial crisis grows. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan and Janet Rosenberg deny Communist links while the governor weighs ministerial dismissals. Tensions rise as the Executive Council meets in Georgetown.
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Britain
West Indies
British Guiana
Superb
Bigbury Bay
Burghead Bay
South America
Sheffield
Scotland
Colonial Office
Georgetown
People’s Progressive Party
PPP
Alfred Savage
Ministr
Cheddi Jagan
Janet Rosenberg
Execution Date Set For Killer
Ohio Supreme Court set November 6 for the execution of Davie Blanche Dean 54-year-old wife murderer in Clermont County. If Gov Lausche does not intervene she will be Ohio Penitentiary’s second woman in the electric chair joining Anna Marie Hahn. Dean, jailed in Marysville Reformatory for Women, did not appeal mercy and her conviction was for first degree murder in the poison death of Hawkins Dean.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Davie Blanche Dean
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Dean
Marysville Reformatory
High Court
Marguerite Reilly
Marysville
Mrs. Dean
No Nonsense Queen Elizabeth II to Tour in Comet Jet
Britain's airline chief says there will be no nonsense about Queen Elizabeth II using the new Comet jet on her winter royal tour. She will begin the trip aboard a U S built strato cruiser before reaching British destinations.
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Montreal
Britain
Germany Nonaggression Guarantee Discussed With Reds
Washington AP reports proposals to give Russia assurances against German aggression tied to plans to arm Western Germany. Dulles says study underway with UK France and West Germany, but no general nonaggression pact is being considered.
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Russia
Germany
Dulles
United States
Korea
Austria
Kremlin
Four Communist Officials Held in Cleveland Lorain Case Bond Demand
The district attorney said the government will seek a $25 000 bond for each of four alleged second string Communist officials arrested in Cleveland and Lorain. He cited court nonappearance as a key issue and noted three other Ohio ringleaders were arrested nearby. The four held include David Katz Frieda Katz Elvador Greenfield and Lucille Bethncourt. Additional arrests were made of Joseph Brandt Joseph M Dougher and Robert A Campbell. A federal detainer is placed against Frank Hashmall who is serving a sentence in Ohio Penitentiary.
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Cleveland
Lorain
John J. Kane Jr
New York
FBI
David Katz
Frieda
Elvador C. Greenfield
Lucille Bethncourt
Ohio
Communist Party
Joseph Brandt
Newark
N. J
Endorsement Push for State Board of Education Debate
Cincinnati report notes the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers final session urging a state board of education. Hamilton County schools chief Charles B. Crouch argues for a direct elected link, while Marion schools head Lester L. Dickey receives a life membership and Mrs. Wilson C. Storey is elected president of the group.
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Cincinnati
State Board of Education
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charles B. Crouch
Hamilton County
Ohio
State Department of Education
Lester L. Dickey
Ohio Congress
Marion
Congress
Wilson C. Storey
UN Accused Of Stalling Explanations
The United Nations Command and Communist delegations clash over delays in starting explanations to war prisoners. UNC refuses extra time as interviews begin with about 359 POWs and 22,500 North Koreans and Chinese, amid facility disputes and a Dec 24 end-date. North Korea warns of consequences if South Korea acts in the neutral zone.
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Panmunjom
U. N
UNC
Red
U. S
Korean Armistice Commission
South Korea
Neutral
Demilitarized Zone
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Armistice Commission
Lee Sang Cho
Blackshear M. Bryan
Bryan
Weather forecast notes cool temps and frost across Miami Valley
Vandalia weather station predicts a sharp temperature drop bringing frost tonight with fair cool conditions. Tomorrow, expect fair and slightly warmer weather followed by more warmth Friday. highs expected 56 to 62 in Kentucky area and lows around 30 to 36.
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Kentucky
Middletown
New England
Great Lakes Region
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North Hollywood
Glendale
Houghton
Mich
Yuma
Ariz
Lawmakers Registering for Inter-Parliamentary Union Meeting
About 350 lawmakers from 34 nations began registering for the Inter-Parliamentary Union gathering in Washington. President Eisenhower is to address delegates Friday, with public sessions Saturday through Tuesday focusing on international aid and self determination. The union, founded in 1889, aims to promote peaceful dispute settlement conciliation and arbitration.
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Washington
Iner-Parliamenary Union
Eisenhower
Union
Lausche Reappoints Peterson to Canton Claims Board
Gov. Frank J. Lausche reappoints Floyd Peterson of Canton to the Canton district Industrial Regional Claims Board for a term ending September 30, 1950. Peterson continues service on the regional board governing claims in the district.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Floyd Peterson
Canton
Canton District
Industrial Regional Claims Board
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