Labor Settlements Brighten Picture in Big Strikes
The nation’s labor scene brightened as two major strikes covering about 143,000 workers ended. The eight day New York longshoremen walkout ceased with a plan for a citizen fact finding panel. CIO IUE ended its Westinghouse walkout while East Pittsburgh picketing continued. A 23 day CIO UAW strike at International Harvester remained unsettled. Bendix Radio labor action showed no quick end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Gulf
Independent International Longshoremen’s Assn
New York-New Jersey
East Pittsburgh
James B. Carey
Westinghouse
Carey
CIO
United Auto Workers
International Harvester Co
Chicago
Bendix Radio
Baltimore
AFL Machinists
Five Michigan youths die in Toledo head on crash
A car carrying five teens from Pontiac and Flint collided head on with a truck trailer one mile north of Toledo near Telegraph Road and U S 25. Victims were Richard Millstead 27 Lawrence Millstead 21 Hilda Henderson 17 Nancy Mackay 15 and William Bennett 17. Truck driver Guy Bullock 44 from Kirkersville Ohio escaped with minor injuries.
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Toledo
Michigan
Telegraph Road
U. 25
Richard L. Millstead
Flint
Lawrence
Hilda Henderson
Nancy Mackay
William Bennett
Pontiac
Lawrence Millstead
Miss Henderson
Ohio
Guy H. Bullock
Kirkersville
Bullock
Headon
Boss Killer Is Nabbed In Chicago
Michael Morabito, 30, a suspect in the slaying of his former boss at the Chicago Daily News plant and the rape of a 20 year old woman, was captured on the West Side after a brief foot chase. Police fired three shots during the arrest but Morabito did not return fire. The weapon used included four bullets fired at Henry George, 45, the mailing room foreman, in the plant’s mailing room.
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Chicago
Michael Marabito
Harding Ave
Chicago Ave
Morabito
Chicago Daily News
Henry George
Four Women Die in Warren Crash Near Vernon Corners
A car and a truck collided almost head on on Ohio 7 south of Vernon Corners killing four elderly women from Sharon Pennsylvania. The victims were Grace Royal about 67 C L Dix Nellie Bischoff about 73 and J A Shoemaker. One woman was critically injured.
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Warren
Ohio
Here
Sharon
Grace Royal
C. L. Dix
Nellie Bischoff
J. A
Ohio 7
Vernon Corners
Highway Patrol
Boy Ordered From Tree Falls In Fatal Jump
Dayton police said ten year old Rodney Kent Duckham was ordered from a tree near his home. He jumped when a branch broke, striking his neck and causing fatal injuries. Coroner Dr. Robert Zipft labeled the death accidental.
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Dayton
Ohio
Rodney Kent Duckham
Robert Zipft
Presidents Eisenhower poll shows bid for second term
A survey of 34 state attorneys general at their annual conference finds 30 expect President Eisenhower to run again and 20 favor his win. Six Democrats and 14 Republicans back the win. Names such as Adlai Stevenson Harriman Kefauver Shivers and Estes Kefauver appear in voting.
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Bretton Woods
N.H
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Allan Shivers
Texas
Len Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
Association of Attorneys General
Louis C. Wyman
New Eee
Presssn
Attorneys General
Herbert Brownell Jr
Delaware
Donald Craven
Ike's Pals Due Today For Weekend
President Eisenhower looks forward to the arrival of golf and bridge pals for a long weekend at his Denver vacation site. Guests include Francis Ouimet and Charles R. Yates, staying through Sunday to golf at Cherry Hills and bridge in the Brown Palace Presidential Suite. Ike will hear Harold E. Stassen on disarmament talks and depart Monday for five days of trout fishing in the Rockies.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Francis Ouimet
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Charles R. Yates
Atlanta
Cherry Hills Country Club
Brown Palace Hotel
Harold E. Stassen
New York
Rockies
Spectacular Jersey Pier Fire Destroys 650-Foot Structure
A massive blaze at a 650 foot wooden and iron pier at Grand Street in Jersey City caused over a million dollars in damage. Fireboats from New York Harbor fought flames for seven hours as two ships and seven barges fled the area. Fifteen firefighters suffered smoke exposure or minor injuries but none hospitalized. The Fort Reliance freighter was towed to Weehawken after flames spread to its deck.
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Jersey City
N.J. P
New York Harbor
Grand Street
Fort Reliance
Weehawken
Hugh C. Clarke
Hudson River Pier
Baker Castor Oil Co
Turncoat GI Returns Seen Near Home in China Photo
A recent AP Wirephoto shows Richard Tenneson, described as a turncoat GI, outside a Ti Yuan paper mill in China where he works. His mother in Alden Minnesota said he plans to come home soon after writing about his imminent return.
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Richard Tenneson
Alden
Minn
Ti Yuan
China
Mystery surrounds deaths of Bowman couple near Eaton
A fatal crash near West Alexandria on September 4 appears to hide murder. Harold Bowman 49 and wife Maybelle 47 died in a car fire after a ditch plunge. Foster son Kenneth 17 survived with burns and is under medical and psychiatric observation. Authorities ordered exhumations and continue investigation into possible strangulation and an unseen suspect.
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Bowmans
Kenneth
Dayton
Fahrenholz
Flowman
Rt. 503
West Alexandria
Willis Peterson
Ohio
Adenauer Pushes Bonn Approval of Moscow Pact
Chancellor Adenauer summons his Cabinet and coalition leaders to secure quick ratification of the Moscow agreement setting up diplomatic relations with Russia. Bundestag and Presidium must approve. East German premier Grotewohl to visit Moscow, stirring questions on German unity and recognition.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Russia
West Germany
Bundestag
Supreme Soviet
Bulgaria
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Oir
Kremlin
Adenauer
Tass
Grotewohl
Berlin
Britain says talks with Soviets produced full satisfaction
The Foreign Office announced that Britain finds no trace of secret agreements in talks between Chancellor Adenauer and Soviet Premier Bulganin. Britain expressed today that Adenauer adhered to his commitments with the Western allies during discussions with the Soviet leaders.
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London
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Foreign Office
Nikolai Bulganin
U S Population Estimate Shows Growth Since 1950
The Census Bureau reported the national population on August 1 at 165,495,000 including armed forces overseas. The figure marks a 2,828,000 increase from the prior year and a 14,362,000 rise since the 1950 census, up 9.5 percent.
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Washington i
Census Bureau
Woman Withdraws Kidnap Charges in Ohio Case
Mrs. Thelma Maybury 38 withdrew kidnapping charges filed against four college students from Ashland, Loudonville, Ohio, and Ohio State University. The case named Charles Getz, Earl Siddell, Hal Parker, and Lee Barnhard as alleged abductors with alleged rape and robbery intent. The withdrawal occurred at Municipal Court with her attorney present.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Newark
Ohio College
Thelma Maybury
Charles R. Getz
Loudonville
Earl Siddell
Lakewood
Hal B. Parker
Lee F. Barnhard
Eagle
Getz
Siddell
Ashland College
Bulganin Ill, Premier Too Sick to Receive Finnish Delegation
Tass reported Premier Nikolai Bulganin is ill and unable to meet Finnish President Paasikivi and Prime Minister Urho Kekkonen at the Kremlin. The statement gave no illness details and suggested he could not head the Soviet delegation to East German talks.
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Moscow
Tass
Nikolai Bulganin
Klementi Voroshilov
Juho K. Paasikivi
Urhany
Bulgaria
Otto Grotewohl
Bulganin
Kekkoen
Kremlin
Fiveyearold Girl Drowns During Bath at Home
Cleveland report states five year old Lynn Debly drowned while bathing. Her mother Connie Debly called dinner. older sibling Jan said Lynn was sleeping in the tub. Father Dr John Debly found her unresponsive. artificial respiration failed.
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Cleveland
Lynn Debly
Connie Debly
Jan
Lynn
John Debdly
Two Hurricanes Pass Across Weather Map
Miami report details Hurricane Hilda and sister Ione crossing the Caribbean. Hilda aimed at the Yucatan Peninsula with 75-90 mph winds and heavy gales. Ione veered away from the Leeward and Virgin Islands. Cuba suffered two deaths and major crop damage in Hilda’s approach.
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Miami
Fla
Hilda
Ione
Havana
Cuba
Yucatan Peninsula
Leeward
Virgin Islands
San Juan
Oriente Province
Caribbean Sea
Lone
Atlantic
Africa
Weather Outlook Says Pleasant Warm Spell Continues
Forecast predicts partly cloudy warm weather through Friday with mild nights. Unofficial Wednesday high reached 92 degrees by late afternoon and the morning low was 68.
Ike Promised What Hall and Douglas Differ On Farmers
Washington AP Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall accuses Douglas of political trickery over Eisenhower farm policy promises. Benson says the administration will propose specific measures in January to ease the farm price squeeze, including land retirement and soil conservation payments. Jenner cautions voters may desert Republicans without action.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Eisenhower
Hall
Farmers of America
Benson
Europe
Congress
Jenner
R-Ind
All-Women Jury Convicts Walsh In Drunk Driving Case
In Dallas an all women jury convicted Jimmy Walsh aged 23 of driving while drunk and sentenced him to three days in jail and a $50 fine. Defense attorney Marshall McCulloch said a juror told him they would have acquitted but for police diligence. Walsh plans to appeal.
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Dallas
Tex
Jimmy Walsh
Marshall McCulloch
Walsh
Teddy Bear Brings Sleep To Insomniacs
London reports three British electronics engineers have invented a teddy bear that dormers sleep by plugging it in and cuddling up. An artificial lung cycles air at 10 to 18 breaths per minute to slow breathing and relax the body, with a pulsing pillow version for adults who feel silly cuddling the bear.
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London
Norman Parker
O'Neill Receives 12th County Endorsement for Governor
PAULDING Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill today collected his 12th county Republican endorsement as a candidate for governor Glenn McIntosh secretary of the Paulding County Republican Central Committee announced the group's endorsement It is the first endorsement from the Fifth Congressional District in northwestern Ohio
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Paulding
Ohio
William O'Neill
Republican Committee
Glenn McIntosh
Paulding County
Republican Central Committee
O'Neill
Fifth Congress
McCutchen to Attend OSRA Convention in Columbus
The Ohio State Restaurant Assn banks on a three day 36th annual convention starting Oct. 18 in Columbus. Marine Capt. Richard McCutchen of Worthington, the top money winner on The $64,000 Question, is slated to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Restaurant Assn
Richard McCutchen
Worthington
Grunewald Arrested On Tax Charges
Henry Grunewald known as The Dutchman, 62, was arrested in Washington by U S marshals and charged with tax evasion totaling more than 96000 dollars for 1949 1950 and 1951. Bail was set at 12000 dollars. He faces prior penalties in a tax conspiracy case and has a Chevy Chase Maryland address.
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Baltimore
Henry
The
Grunewald
Washington
U. S
Conte Grunewald
U.S
George Cochran Doub
Grunewalds
Chevy Chase
U. S. Dist
W. Calvin Chesnut
PO Official Lashes Back At Johnston
CHICAGO Senator Olin D Johnston faced sharp criticism from Eugene J Lyons as the National Association of Post Office and Surface Postal Transport Mail Handlers Watchmen and Messengers gathered. Lyons defended the postal service saying Johnston refused to hearings on postage rates and blocked deficit-reduction efforts while Lyons contended wage costs account for 80 percent of postal expenditures.
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Chicago
Eugene J. Lyons
Olin D. Johnston
DSC
Lyons
Johnston
National Assn
Post Office
Department
Federal
Treasury
Senate Post Office Committee
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