U S Red Party Leader Indicted by Grand Jury
Philadelphia reports former Communist Party leader Dr Albert Emanuel Blumberg indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy to teach overthrow of the government by force and violence. Blumberg held on 40000 dollar bail with activities traced to this region. his wife Dorothy Blumberg serves a three year term in Alderson Virginia for Smith Act violations.
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Philadelphia
Albert Emanuel Blumber
Communist Party
United States
Blumberg
New York
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
W. Va
Eisenhower Considers Expanded Campaign with Nixon
Vice President Nixon reports Eisenhower will intensify his campaign for a Republican Congress and may deliver an additional major speech before election day. A nationwide TV radio address is planned from Denver with Nixon, followed by a GOP leaders briefing at the Denver Auditorium as party push to retain control continues.
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Denver
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Proba
Denver White House
GOP
Legislative Branch
Denver Auditorium
Colorado Republican Organization
Courageous Pilot Prevents Tragedy Over Chicago
An Air Force pilot, 1st Lt. Edward F. Schroeder 25 of St. Louis, ejected from an F86 D jet that caught fire at 24 000 feet above Chicago. He parachuted to a farm 10 miles west of O Hare field suffering minor bruises and escaped a disaster.
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Chicago
Air Force
Edwarde F. Schroeder
St. Louis
O’hare Field
Phenix City gambler given life term for murder
E L Cook owner of the 601 Club in Phenix City received a life sentence after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder for a fatal shooting that left one man dead and two wounded during a wild gambling era cleanup. Cook claimed self defense saying an associate threatened him with a knife while a man attacked with a chair.
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Phenix City
Ala
E. L. Cook
Desree
Cook
Dillingham Street
Rogers
Manci
Soviet Four Power Talks Hinge On German Unity Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov wins cautious support from Germany's Socialists for a four power talks plan to unify Germany, while Adenauer's coalition rejects it. Eden also rejects the proposal, and Krishna Menon urges East and West Germany to meet to discuss unity at the UN.
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Bonn
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Konrad Adenauer
Molotov
Anthony Eden
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
East
West Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
Eta
Krishna Menon
Eden
Blackpool
England
Berlin
Bowles Threatened With Arrest Over Philadelphia Meetings
Philadelphia prosecutors warned Bryant Bowles head of the National Association for the Advancement of White People he will be arrested for inciting to riot if he sponsors anti integration meetings. District Attorney Richardson Dilworth said Bowles claimed he would repeat actions in Milford Del Baltimore and Washington. Bowles said he planned an NAACP organizational meeting in Philadelphia but left the city without details.
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Philadelphia
Atty
Richardson Dilworth
Bryant Bowles
National Assn
Bowles
Dilworth
Milford
Del
Baltimore
Washington
NAACP
Bkie
Atom Sub Nau tilus immobilized by piping fault
The navy reports the atomic submarine Nau tilus is likely to remain out of commission until early next year after welded piping in a steam line was found installed where seamless tubing was required. Investigators seek the responsible party as new workers and inspectors proceed along hundreds of feet of piping.
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Washington
Navy
Nevada Dems Challenge Vote Plan Before State Supreme Court
In Reno Nevada Democrats ask the State Supreme Court to intervene in a fight over November ballots for the late Senator Pat McCarran's vacancy. A temporary injunction blocked GOP candidates and the court pledged a swift ruling as Ernest Brown seeks to complete the term or trigger a full election. Lester Summerfield wins a round in the legal battle with the injunction.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
State Supreme Court
Pat McCarran
High Court
Senate
Charles Russell
Ernest Brown
Lester Summerfield
GOP
Dist
A. J. Maestretti
State Supreme ‘Court
Summerfield
Pact backing urged for Southeast Asia treaty
British French and Australian representatives told Philippine Vice President Carlos P Garcia that their governments "in all likelihood will ratify" the Southeast Asia Defense Treaty signed in Manila last month, a Foreign Office spokesman said.
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Manila
Britain
France
Australia
Carlos P Garcia
Foreign Office
Six Boats Sink at Edgewater Yacht Club as Winds Roar
High winds from Lake Erie gusting to 42 mph battered Edgewater Yacht Club last night. Six boats sank while many more sustained damage as waves crashed over the breakwater and swept through Pro vik and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
Edgewater Yacht Club
Chewanany Greiedine Igayoo
Lake Erie
Provik
Birds Die in Mass Casualties at Allentown Airport
Hundreds of dead and dying birds were removed from the Allentown Airport runways after a likely cause remains under investigation. A separate incident saw an 8 foot derrick barge break loose from moorings, endangering small craft before control. Nearby a 16 by 20 foot hole opened behind Roger Parker’s east side home, attributed to sewer main collapse from heavy rains undermining soil.
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Allentown
Roger Parker
Dixon Yates Contract Looms In Pre Election Showdown
Washington reports a looming Dixon Yates contract showdown as the Eisenhower administration seeks a Senate and House review of a plan to feed private power into TVA lines. The AEC says no contract signed. critics call the move skullduggery. Senate antimonopoly leaders urge early consideration while public hearings may begin next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Sen
Fulbright
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
White House
Denver
Asst
Murray Snyder
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate
Langers
Lewis L. Strauss
Langer
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dixon-Yates
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Atomic Energy Committee
Dixon-Yates Group
TVA
West Memphis
Ark
E South Utilities, Inc
Edgar H. Dixon
Southern Co
E. A. Yates
ABC
Harry A. Curtis
Knoxville
Tenn
Dinon
Curtis
Floods Hit Three New Mexico Cities From Sacramento Mountains
In Roswell Artesia and Hagerman heavy rains in the Sacramento Mountains sent floodwaters into the Pecos Valley towns. National Guard evacuated families as a cresting wall of water threatened Roswell and officials warned of rising water and panic.
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Roswell
N.M
Pecos Valley
National Guard
Artesia
Hagerman
Sacramento Mountains
Sacramentos
al Schmuck
Marilyn Sobs As DiMaggio Leaves Hollywood Home
Marilyn Monroe sobbed after Joe DiMaggio left their Beverly Hills rental as she prepared to return to work on The Seven Year Itch. The couple’s split was described as final amid media scrutiny while Monroe faced questions from reporters.
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Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood
Calif
Marilyn Monroe
Gerry Geisler
Fisherman's Wharf
DiMaggio
Marilyn
Beverly Hills
Joe
Jerry Giesler
Lance
Io Angisco
Air Force B50 crash in Willows kills 11 of 17
A Weather Reconnaissance B50 from Biggs AFB crashed near Willows California last night killing 11 of 17 crew members. Four enlisted men survived two crew members are missing. Parachutes saved Sgt J E Wittene Airman J C B Patton and Frank Imely. Vasequez remains unconscious in hospital.
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Frank Imely
J E. Wittene
J.C. B. Patton
Patton
Imely
All Forte
Strike Of Prison Guards Flop Declared By Official
Michigan City Ind The Indiana State Prison lockout failed to disrupt operations as state corrections chief Hugh P O'Brien called the strike a flop while pickets remained at gates Merlin Griffith of the International Guards Union vowed to press on Officials suspended or fired 46 guards for loyalty pledges or absence while five were reinstated and 16 new applicants were sought to fill vacancies
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
Hugh P. O’brien
State Correction Department
Merlin Griffith
The
International
O’brien
Griffith
Lattimore Indicted for Lying About Communist Ties
Owen Lattimore, noted Far Eastern scholar, indicted on two counts for allegedly denying in public and private statements and writings that he followed the Communist line. The indictment replaces parts of a prior case, with U S Atty Leo A Rover seeking consolidation with remaining counts from 1932.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
U.S
Edward A. Tamm
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
Latimore
United States
Australian claims record white water shark catch
An Australian man reportedly set a fishing record by landing a white water shark with rod and reel. The giant measured 16 feet long with a 8 foot 11 inch girth and weighed 2 333 pounds. The item promotes Journal Classified Ads as a way to reach local markets.
Signs Break Ohio Law Torn Down
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports about 11 000 political signs removed across Ohio highways. Democrats claim signs breach rights of way while Republicans say more of Lausche posters are removed.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
state _ way department
Cincinnati Enquirer
Samuel ©. Linzell
Enquirer
Brady Black
Frank Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Black
Rhodes
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