Mediator Without Plan In Latest Coal Report
Washington report says Cyrus S. Ching delivered a new coal dispute memo to the White House with no current plan for federal negotiations. John L. Lewis proposed talks but mine operators delayed, while Taft-Hartley options and a fact-finding board loom as potential remedies and pressures rise from fines and court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Ward
A.P
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
White House
Ching
John R. Steehman
National Coat Association
Lewis
Truman
Hin
Supreme Court
Taft-lartley
Lewis’ Peice
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
New York
440 New Federal Laws Added to Statute Books
The Associated Press reports 440 public laws were enacted in the 81st Congress, broad in scope from rent control extension to Alaska Railroad overtime payments. Most are permissive with few penalties, while 333 private laws aided individuals. Congress considered 10,627 bills and resolutions, with many stalled in committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Truman
Alaska
Post Office Department
Bist
Barkley Unaware Of Near Collision Near Washington
Vice President Barkley unaware of a near collision between a bomber crewed B 17 and a Goodyear blimp near Washington. The incident, not known publicly until last night, prompted calls to study traffic around airports. Goodyear and CAA investigations absolved the blimp pilot of blame.
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Associated Press
Washington
Barkley
Veep
Air Force
Hartford
Conn
Washington National
Frank Getty
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Getty
CAA
Murder Charged To Ohio Student
A first degree murder charge was filed today against James D Heer, an Ohio State University freshman, for the killing of fraternity brother James T. McEween after a homecoming party. Heer pleaded innocent, held for the grand jury without bond. Joyce Crafton, 22, of Cleveland, arraigned as material witness with $300 bond.
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Associated Press
Columbus
James D. fHicer
Ohio State University Creshman
Lowell V. Sheets
Joyce Crafton
Cleveland
Bord
Sheets
Tirer
Miss Crafton
Freshmian
Heer
James T. McEween
Weather map summary and trial delay noted in News
Considerable cloudiness and cooler with scattered showers in Virginia. Belton and Oak Hill report cool nights with lows around 35 to 40. Rainfall totals around 0.37 inches at Bellepoint. In Washington, Rep. J. Parnell’s fraud trial was postponed again with defense citing other commitments. judge set next start for November 28.
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I Beckley
Bellepoint
Greenbrier
Oak Hill
Sesseree
Glade Creek
Bam
Saseerseereneee
Associated Press
J. Parnell Totes Cent
Withim FL Collins
Alexander Hulgroftt
Holtzoff
Holtoff
British Girl Age 3 Wears False Teeth
A three year old girl in Britain received a set of false teeth under the national health plan. Anne Smith of Birtley is said to be Britain’s youngest wearer of dentures. Her discolored teeth caused ill health, leading doctors to remove them. She will wear dentures and have adjustments every six months for seven years until her second set erupts.
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London
Britain
Anne Smith
Birtley
Anne
Arrested Grid Fan Case Delayed by Charleston Court
Municipal Judge T. Litton postponed Lowell F. Shick’s case for one week after pleas of innocence to five charges including drunkenness and assault on officers. Attorney John J. Liver cited lack of prep time and two witnesses out of town amid a crowded 209-person courtroom and public furor from the weekend arrest following a football crowd incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Rank T. Litton
Lowell F. Shick
John J. J. [Iver
Litton
Preston
Plane forced down in Richmond District
Bad weather forced a small Taylor craft to land on the Noah Crotty farm in Richmond District at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon while en route from Jacksonville Florida to Zanesville Ohio. The plane, undamaged in the farm stop, later refueled at Beckley Mount Hope Airport. Pilots were Jim Fields and Dan Coconis of Zanesville and they continued to Zanesville after the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plate
Richmond
Noah Crotty
Fromacksonville
Fla
Zanesville
Ohio
Beckley-Mount Hope
Jim Fields
Dan Coconis
Visiting Judge Signs Circuit Court Orders
Sixteen orders were signed by Visiting Judge A. Jerome Dailey opening Raleigh County Circuit Court November term. Judge Dailey presiding for Judge Henri Astiworth, who is in Pilsen. Several cases were dismissed or continued to February, with pleas of general issue and amended declarations noted in multiple dockets. A defendant was granted permission to carry a pistol.
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A. Jerome Dailey
Raleigh County
Dailey
Buckhannon
Henri Astiworth
Pilsen
Berveeue
Ui Ge Gane
Edsean Kamen
People’s Credit Store
Don Edwards
Ray Farrow
Radio Cab Company
Gulfah Corporation
Paint Creek Development
George Dynavant
Margie Danavant
Jess Crane
G. B Acord
Allen Bumpus
Anna Bumpus
Lo & Lo Lund and
Lumber Company
Hernann HariMon
Lowell Dean
Jom J
Richardson
Dinzel
Gross
Fice Lumber Company
Lore Hitcher
People's Credit Store, Inc
CW. Waddell
Massey Coal Company
Clyde Sauls
W. HL Canterbury
Rearming of Italy Discussed Today
Rome reports discuss plans to rearm Italy under the Atlantic Pact with high ranking US and Italian officers and diplomats. U S ambassador James C Dunn attended, signaling upcoming arms shipments after talks. Defense Minister Pacciardi said Italy will equip a mobile 100 000 strong force, raise divisions from eight to twelve, add two brigades, and modernize the air force with jet propelled planes built in Italy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
United States
U.S
Maly
James C. Dunn
Lonard Unger
U.S. State Department
U. S
Randolfo Pacciatti
Washington
Pacciardi
Clergy Accused Of Political Bias
The Archishop of York, Dr Cyril Garbett, and other Anglican churchmen are accused by War Minister Emanuel Shinwell of showing political bias in speeches on Britain's economy and politics. Shinwell told a Labor rally in Newcastle that Garbett should learn the real facts before criticizing the Labour government and urged leaders of all parties to join in a united statement on Britain's gravity, amid calls for a coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Amanuel Shinwell
England
York
Shinwell
Cyril F. Garbett
Britain
Labor Party
Feas
Newcastle
Garbett
Student Charged in reported incident of a 9 year old girl
An engineering sophomore at Pri-State College, Benedict L. Driscoll Jr., 22, Newport R. I., is jailed in Angola for questioning after police say he chloroformed and abducted a nine year old girl from her father's restaurant. The girl, hospitalized with burns, is expected to recover. The father halted the attempt as officers arrived. the student admitted chloroforming the child but denies rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Angola
Pri-State College
Paul Tague
Benedict L. Driscoll, Jr
Newport
R. 1
Jo Hospital
Norman Rausch
Tague
Driscoll
Fle
Coplon and Gubitchey Face Spy Trial In Federal Court
Judith Coplon and Valentine Gubitchey appeared in federal court in New York for trial on charges of spying for Russia. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan was to preside after delays. Coplon, 28, already has a sentence of 40 months to 10 years. defense motions seek dismissal and double jeopardy challenges.
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Coplon, Gubitchey
Associated Press
New York
Judith Coplon Ani
Vualentine Gubitchey
Ltussia
Sylvester J. Ryan
Miss Coplon
L Court
Ryan
Miss Caplon
Archibald Palmer
Motorist Fined Ten Dollars Over School Bus Stop Incident
A Coal City motorist named Carl Floana Jr was fined ten dollars plus costs by Magistrate T Burdiss for passing a school bus while it was discharging students. Wilbur Cale, the bus driver, made the complaint. Constable R F E Benham of Killarney made the arrest.
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Lillybrook
T. Burdiss
Coal City
Burdiss
Carl Floana, Jr
Wilbur Cale
Com Cy
R. F E. Benham
Killarney
Swedes Hurl Liar at U S Critics in Athens Row
In Athens Greece a heated exchange over Sweden’s role in postwar aid and World War II policy drew sharp words from U S senators. John L. McClellan accused Sweden of profiting from the war and rejecting American help while Sweden’s press dismissed the remarks as twaddle and insults. Senate figures and Swedish papers sparred over Marshall Plan aid and Sweden’s stance amid international crisis.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Sweden
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
I T
John L. McClellan
D- Ark
McClellan
Ike
Senate
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Vienna
Thomas
Oklahoma
Nineval Dagens Nyheter
Pemerks
Jowes
Totus
Ibera
Eapressen
la Avenes
U.S. Senate
Acheson Faces Jap Peace Pact and China Issue
Washington gears for major decisions as Secretary of State Acheson returns to push a Japan peace treaty draft and address the Chinese situation. He meets British and German talks, plans a Far East advisory panel’s final work, and aims to strengthen Western Europe unity while handling Middle East tensions.
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Joain
Eigistower
Washington
Europe
Acheson
Asia
State Department
Suoon
Truntivan
Dra
Gierce
Ian
Organization of Western Europe
Germany
Middle East
Far East
Paris
Vie
Associated Press
Berlin
Devin Acheson
United States
Borlig
Prankfurt
Conteh Acheson
Gdfre de
Mohammed Reza Pahleyi
Iran
Tru
Lran
Russia
China
Howe
Truman
Japan
Devin
Uut
Forlyss
Steel production rises as small firms resume work
The Associated Press reports Pittsburgh area mills and other producers sign multiple agreements, ending key strikes. Major holdouts include Allegheny Lindum, Crucible, Pittsburgh Steel, and Sharon Steel. Wheeling Steel signs for 15,000 workers in WV and OH, as back-to-work momentum grows.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Litthe Steel
Uit
CIO United
Strke
Allegheny Lindum Steel Corp
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon
Pa) Steel
Wheeling
W. Va
Steel Corporation
West Virginia
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel Corporation
Steel Magazine
Aja
Philip Murray
Britain seeks volunteers for Civil Defense Corps
Britain called for civilian volunteers to form a peacetime Civil Defense Corps trained for possible atomic warfare. Home Secretary Chuter stated volunteers who endured the blitz may face vastly increased destruction risks, as recruiting begins tomorrow to bolster national defense alongside auxiliary fire service and hospital service reserves.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Home
Chuter Kde
Fale
Pews
Atention
Fde
Auxiliary Fire Service
Tie National Hospital Service Reserve
Special Constabulary
Moose Club Members Face Charges Today
Twenty-one members of a Moose Club were to be arraigned today on gambling related charges. Police said club secretary C. B. Owens, 47, faced a charge related to possession of weapons during a city gambling ordinance raid. Seven slot machines were seized as part of the operation.
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Brent
Huntington
Oecic
Flontuydton Laalwe
Cure for Peptic Ulcers Developed at Duke U
A new synthetic nerve-control drug banthine shown at the Southern Medical Association exhibit. In 20 cases ulcers improved with pain relief and slower stomach emptying. Duke University researchers funded by the U S Public Health Service report banthine blocks nerves affecting stomach action. Results hint at progress though causes of ulcers remain unclear. Further study is needed to assess recurrence and long term safety.
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Wy Blakeslue
Associated Press
Cincinnatia
Southern Medical Association
Dike University
U. S. Public Health Service
Banthine
Duke
Left Wingers Push Non Communist Pledge in UE Rift
The National Labor Relations Board may be drawn into a feud within United Electrical Workers Local 601 Pittsburgh as left wingers order an officer election and demand non Communist affidavits. Right wingers, led by James B. Carey, resist, with court actions and church figures urging secession to form a CIO aligned union.
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Associated Press
Pittesburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
United Electrical Workers
Kaantan
NLRB
HH Brats
James B. Carey
CLO
Tively Bristol
Cann
CIO Electrical Workers’ Organization
CIO
Cleveland
Philip Murray
Murray
GUI
Elcollum
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Weslingshouse
Irwin
Camden
N. JL
RCA Victor
Radio Corporation of America
Fit
Local 103
Lancaster
Pulaski
Hollywood
Calif
CIO Union
Uncle Sam payroll tops ten billion dollars
The Associated Press reports that Uncle Sam’s annual payroll exceeds 10.2 billion dollars, boosted by Congress approved raises of about 66 million, with about one third of the fiscal year elapsed and expectations of higher payroll next year though possible economies. Uniformed services receive about 3.55 billion, civilians about 6.61 billion.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Armed Services
Armed Forces
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Richwood
Sutton
George Ihusk
Centralia
Braxton
Robert Carr
Gay
Weatherirginia
Rep. Thomas
Puteslime
Defense
Moose Club
Duke U
Kanawha
Beune
Fayette
Wilson B. Sayers
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