Schine Alleged to Leave Post Without Permission
The Army testified in Senate hearings that Pvt. G David Schine left Ft Dix on New Year’s without authority but remained at home after Roy Cohn called the fort. Capt Joseph J M Miller said Schine was absent without leave but no disciplinary action followed and the service record shows no AWOL. Miller cited Schine’s Christmas pass and lack of entitlement to a New Year’s pass while noting Schine offered a trip and claimed to be in the service to reform the military establishment.
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M'Carthy
David Schine
Ft. Dix
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Washington
Sen. MacCarthy
Rev M. Cohn
Cohn
McCarthy
G. David Schine
Schine
N. J
Roy Cohn
Fort
Joseph J. M. Miller
Miller
Kenneth E. Belieu
Army
Robert T. Sievers
Joms B. Blount
Correliis Pyar
Sount
International Soundphotos
Stockholders Vote Today on New York Central Fate
Stockholders of the New York Central Railroad vote today to decide whether the $2.6 billion system remains under current management led by President William White or shifts to a new board led by financier Robert R. Young. The vote caps a bitter fight with high tension and competing claims of control ahead of the annual meeting. White warned he would resign if Young wins as proxies circulate and mood remains heated at the union headquarters and in city discussions.
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Albany, N.Y
New York Central Railroad
William White
Robert R. Young
White
Young
Whch
Young Re
Xew
Pickets Turn Truck Back at Kohler Plant
About 150 pickets at the southeast gate of the Kohler Co plant near Kohler Wisconsin induced a Sheboygan truck driver to turn back with a load of imported China clay. There was no violence as Undersheriff Leonard Schmitz arrived after company officials reported the incident. The strike, eight weeks old, involves Local 833 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners? CIO.
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Kohler
Wis
Kohler Co
Sheboygan
Leonard Schmitz
Sheboygan County
Schmitz
Local 833
Uvaw-Cio
One New Polio Case Reported in Wisconsin
The State Board of Health announced one polio case in Wisconsin for the week ending last. No cases were reported in the previous week. The 1933 total stands at 20, one less than the same period last year.
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Madison
Cim
State Board of Health
Full-Scale Red Assault Opened Against Yen Phu
Viet Minh divisions launched a major assault on Yen Phu near Hanoi as French defenders, bolstered by paratroopers, fought in mud with grenades machine guns and mortars. Paris warned the Red threat could mirror Dien Bien Phu as air strikes pounded enemy concentrations and reinforcements arrived.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Yen Phu
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Phu Ly
Nam Dinh
Ired
Litte
Milwaukee Judge Duffy Ill in Chicago Hospital
Judge F. Ryan Duffy of Milwaukee, touted as possible chief judge of the 7th Circuit, was ill at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago. Doctors described the condition as not serious and expected his early release.
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Judge Duffy
Chicago
F. Ryan Duffy
Milwaukee
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Duffy
Pokesman
Duff
Major
J.£&E Major
Chef 3
Eleven Puerto Rican Nationalists Arrested in U.S. Roundup
The FBI seized 11 leaders of the Puerto Rican Nationalist party for conspiring to overthrow the U.S. government. Six arrests were in Chicago, four in New York, one in Puerto Rico. Mrs Rosa Collazo among those held. six others already charged in Washington. Violent 1950 Blair House attack cited. penalties potential include up to six years and 15000 fine for sedition.
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Washington
FBI
Oscar Collazo
U.S
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Brownell Jr
Chicago
New York
Puerto Rico
House of Representatives
House Chamber
Hoover
Nationalist Party
Abductor Is Caught With Child in Auto
Madera Calif CF brain Lester Arnold abducted Kathie Langdon a 4 year old girl then was captured Tuesday night in his car with the child beside him The arrest ended a search that started Sunday morning when Arnold spirited Kathie away from her grandfather front lawn in Pirungame Kathie was in the car when arrested Police report the girl was unharmed and Arnold appeared calm and not alarmed during arrest
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Madera
Calif
Lester Arnold
Chid Retput
Arnold
Kathie Dahieen Langdon
Pirungame
Civil Functions Bill Approved by Senate for 484 Million
The Senate passed a 484 095 500 civil functions appropriation for flood control and navigation programs in fiscal 1955 after a conference committee faced a 53 111 800 gap with the House. The bill totals far above the House 130 983 700 and the administration request, with the Senate sticking to its project-specific allocations. A Magnussen attempt to add 3 500 for Ice Harbor Dam failed, while Douglas efforts to trim funds were defeated.
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Washington
LLP
Senate House
Senate
Army
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Library of Congress
Government Printing Office
Capitol
Tn Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Ice Harbor
Washington State
Magnuson
Eisenhower
Columbia River Basin
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Scandinavian airliner completes Europe to Tokyo nonstop flight
A Scandinavian airliner completed a nonstop flight from Europe to Tokyo in under 12 hours. The crew reported smooth skies and a punctual arrival, with the flight demonstrating advances in long distance air travel.
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Europe
Tokyo
Shema Ane
Catian Air
Novacc
Talon
Korea
Guatemala arms may bear U S markings in plot to topple gov
Washington reports claim Communist forces may ship American labeled arms to Guatemala to imply U S involvement in subversion. Some guns allegedly from Poland reach Guatemala while others come from Skoda works in Czechoslovakia. McCormack calls urgent arms study. Dulles warns of threat to Panama Canal.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Guatemala
U.S
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Skoda
House Democratic
John W. McCormack
Mass
House Foreign Affairs Committee
New York
McCormack
Congressional Record
Central America
Western Hemisphere
Panama Canal
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Hemisphere
America
Soviet Union
Rep Johnson Named in Suit Over Car Collision
Circuit Court action filed by Richard Aizer of Thorp against Rep Johnson D Wisconsin alleging negligence in a Nov 30, 1953, accident near Boyd. Aizer seeks damages while Johnson and wife Rorella claim injury and lost car value. defendants deny negligence.
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Chippewa Falls
Wster Johnson
D-Wis
Black Falls
Boyd
Richard Aizer
Thorp. Wis
Alger
Johnson
Rorella
New
Grandmother Bank President Admits Embezzling Large Sum
The grandmother, a bank president and major stockholder, admitted to embezzling about $114,000 from Citizens Bank Holdings. She owned theaters and restaurant interests, and was described as a hard worker and prominent figure in the community. Her arrest followed a long investigation as friends recalled her charitable acts and leadership.
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Neers
Atd.t
S:c& Ard
Bennington Disaster From Explosions Aboard Carrier
More than 100 men died and 220 were injured when two explosions and a fire rocked the aircraft carrier Bennington near Quonset Rhode Island. Ensign Robert Grant described evacuating casualties as the ship approached port after 6 15 a m blasts. The incident is noted as the second worst peacetime naval disaster, with a 1952 Hobson Wasp collision cited as the worst. Helicopters ferried the injured to Newport Hospital.
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Quonset, RI
Bennington
Robert Grant
Brooklyn
N.Y
Grant
Hobson
Wasp
Newport Naval Hospital
Diseased Poultry Charged as Market Reach Questioned
The AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers accuses federal and state controls of failing to stop diseased poultry from reaching markets. Union leaders say hundreds of thousands of pounds should be banned and condemn federal inspections as a sham while noting gaps in state laws. They plan to push Congress and states to act.
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Chicago
AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers
Earl W. Jimerson
Patrick Gorman
Tatal
Department of Agrics
Weather observations and trends from Buckstaff Observatory
Daily weather summary from May 26 including times 7 30 a m and 1 30 p m with fair to cloudy conditions. Temperatures show a maximum around 82 and minimum near 44 with rifles, precipitation notes, and year to date figures referenced.
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Associated Press
Maldonst Ehavears
Randall Gauze
Fox River
Menacha
Buckstaff Observatory
Mennar
Maximur
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Ters Fomba
Spsing Aior
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Patreiman
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