Joppa Workers Report At Site After Jurisdiction Ruling
About 3,500 workers tied to the Joppa project were told to report to the job site Monday though carpenters have not signaled an end to the picket lines. A Joint Board ruling urged removal of the line and job assignments, but union leaders J Earl Welch and Olis Lindsey reportedly refused to comply, with electricians’ J O Jones noting lack of stated reason.
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Joppa
Joint Board
Washington
Marion
J. Earl Welch
Carpenters and Millwrights Union
J. O. Jones
West Frankfort
Electricians
Carpenters
Olis Lindsey
Metropolis
Jones
Lindsey
Pipefitters Walk Out At Atomic Plant In Paducah
About 3,000 AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters workers walked out at the $959 million atomic energy plant under construction near Paducah Kentucky. The strike followed six months of labor unrest with grievances cited by a union spokesman including Kellogg Co refusal to appoint a temporary general foreman to replace a foreman who did not report for the Thursday night shift.
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Paducah
Atomic Energy Lant
AFL
Kellogg Company
Editors Propose Coverage Of Jelke Trial Testimony
New York editors urge Judge Valente to permit press access to all testimony in the Jelke cafe society vice trial. The court threatened to bar newsmen and the public during the first witness Pat Ward's testimony. Jelke, 23, faces compulsory prostitution charges and was dropped from the Social Register after last summer’s arrest.
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New York City
Francis L. Valente
Minot F. Jelke III
General Sessions Court
Pat Ward
Jelke
Social Register
Miss Ward
Weather report for Southern Illinois including lake levels
Cloudy afternoon with little temperature change through Sunday. Tonight’s low 26 to 30, Sunday high 42 to 50. Yesterday’s high 58, low 38. today’s 7 am 28 and noon 48. Sunrise 7:00 am, sunset 5:27 pm. Crab Orchard Lake 18 inches below spillway, Little Grassy Lake 41 inches below spillway.
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Southern
Illinois
Little Grassy Lake
Southern l Madison Daily Free Press publication note
The Daily Free Press is published evenings except Sundays and holidays by Southern Minor Publications Inc at 227 West Main Street Carbondale Illinois. Entered as second class matter at Carbondale Illinois on March 5 1823.
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Southern l Madsasn
Daily Free Press
Southern Minors Publications, Inc
West Main Street
Arhondate
Iilecte
Caesa
Silent Farnborough Jet Crash Photo Wins London Contest
Amateur photographer H H Orr shot a rare moment at Farnborough last September showing a DeHavilland 110 disintegrating after a dive. Orr, who quit smoking to buy a camera, used a Leica with a long lens at 1/1000 sec f4.5, from 25 to 30 yards away. Life magazine released the image after it was withheld for crash investigators and later awarded Orr a 560 prize.
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Farnborough
Illinois Rent Ltd Areas List
Chicago Feb 7 AP The rent stabilization office lists 61 Illinois communities under federal rent control. Despite wage and price controls being lifted, rent controls remain in effect through April 30, with the law expiring then. Areas named as critical include Champaign County, Patton township, Ford County near Chanute AFB, Will County, Steger, Lake County near Fort Sheridan and Great Lakes NTC. Other cities under control include Alton Amboy Auburn Chicago Carbondale Collinsville Earlville Decatur East Moline East St. Louis Edwardsville Freeport Granite City Georgetown Herrin Harvard LaSalle Madison Marion O’Fallon Oglesby Ottawa Springfield Paxton Seneca Bethalto Cahokia Cedar Point East Carondelet Dawson Fairmont City Cap Grandview Hartford Kangley Lakemoor Lake Villa Leland Ludlow Marissa Montgomery North Utica Posen Potomac Ransom Rantoul River Grove Riverton Robbins Rockdale Ruthland Skokie Southern View Summerfield Washington Park Williamsville Williamson Westville Winthrop Harbor.
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Eisenhower
East St. Louis
Edwardsville
Freeport
Granite City
Georgetown
Herrin
Harvard
LaSalle
Madison
Marion
O'Fallon
Oglesby
Ottawa
Springfield
Paxton
Seneca
Bethalto
Cahokia
Cedar Point
East Carondelet
Dawson
Fairmont City
Cap Grandview
Hartford
Kangley
Lakemoor
Lake Villa
Leland
Livingston
Loani
Ludlow
Marissa
Montgomery
North Utica
Posen
Potomac
Ransom
Rantoul
River Grove
Riverton
Robbins
Rockdale
Ruthland
Skokie
Southern View
Summerfield
Washington Park
Williamsville
Williamson
Westville
Winthrop Harbor
Hoosier Cardinal Fires 30 Strikers
Evansville Indiana February 7 195? The Hoosier Cardinal Corp fired 30 of 1300 workers returning after a wildcat strike. Five injured in a picket line fight Friday and three union stewards plus two nonstrikers were hurt as officials tried to disperse the line. H Gipson 27 Henderson Kentucky arrested for drunk driving during the walkout.
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Evansville
Ind
Hoosier Cardinal Corp
Wildcat
CIO Auto Workers Union
Ordill
Cio-Uaw
E. H. Gipson
Henderson
Sparta News-Plain calls for three county consolidation
The Sparta News-Plain urges Randolph Perry and Washington counties and the southern part of St Clair to merge with Sparta as county seat. In its Friday editorial the paper suggests Illinois reduce its 101 counties to about one third to save taxes, noting Chester and nearby areas would oppose the plan. Chester is the Randolph County seat.
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Sparta News-Plain Dealer
Randolph
Perry
Washington
St. Clair County
Sparta
Illinois
Chester
News-Plain Dealer
Randolph County
Three Children Drown in Ice Cold Elmont Pond
Elmont New York February three children aged 11 6 and 5 died after falling from a wooden float into a 30 foot deep pond while playing in a sand pit. Police said the trio Rob ert Hellenek Pamela Hellenek and Ronni Ruggiero were all from Elmont.
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Elmont
N. Y
Robert Hellenek
Pamela
Ronni Ruggiero
Free-market shift seen with limited immediate price rise
Washington reports a move toward a free-market economy with little expected short term impact on living costs. Eisenhower ends wage controls and most price ceilings, with further decontrol slated by April 30 and some controls remaining on milk bread cigarettes cosmetics and large appliances. Businessmen foresee possible modest costs if material and labor costs rise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Associated Press
Highest January employment in U S history
The United States saw its highest January employment on record at 60 524 000 last month, about 750 000 above January 1952 but roughly one million below December 1952, according to Secretary of Commerce Weeks. The seasonal decline is noted as usual.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Chute From Doomed B-36 Crashes Near Lacock
Fifteen crew members parachuted safely from a U S Air Force B 36 during a flight from Texas before the bomber crashed on the last leg of a long mission. The crew landed in Oxfordshire Berkshire and Wiltshire with one possible ankle fracture. The pilot Lt Col Herman Gerick led 16 others. ten other aircraft landed safely at Fairford. The crippled B 36 flew 30 miles after bail out before crashing in farm land near Lacock, 150 miles southwest of London. No civilian injuries or property damage were reported.
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Texas
Oxfordshire
Berkshire
Wiltshire
Herman Gerick
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Fairford
Lacock
London
Holy Man Buried Alive Found Dead In India
In New Delhi on February 7 a Sadhu from Hyderabad, Narayan Acharya, 56, who had buried himself for penance in world peace, was dug up after ten days and pronounced dead. Disciples awaiting near the grave said he appeared in divine unconsciousness when the pit was opened, but no heartbeat was detected.
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New Delhi
India
Hyderbad
Narayan Acharya
Wever
Bidault Amends Treaty Hopes For Cabinet In U K
Eisenhower administration resists public accounting on backing Nationalist raids on Red China. Senate debate focuses on Seventh Fleet use and potential consequences while Knowland denounces revealing policy now. Sparkman presses for clear steps and risks, but administration lines up support for restraint.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Red
China
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Europe
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
State of the Union
U.S
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Sparkman
Wiley
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Rights saga shadows Shirley Malone contest win
Oklahoma legislators defend the method used by 17 year old Shirley Malone in a national essay contest after the National Association of Real Estate Boards canceled a red carpet event claiming portions of her essay copied from a 1948 magazine article. Officials say rules did not require originality while sponsors note the entry used material from another source. A gala luncheon in Shirley’s honor was planned by Oklahoma lawmakers but Washington appointments and a broadcast were canceled amid the controversy.
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Washington
Oklahoma
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Shirley Malone
Association
Shirley
Edmondson
D-Okla
Edwin L. Stoll
The
Muskogee
Okla
Nixon
Voice of America
Sam Tyler of Eldorado lists his firsts on trip to Washington
Sammy Tyler, the 3 millionth scout from Eldorado, recounts his first train ride on the Illinois Central Panama Limited. He rode Friday morning, tried the diner first, and enjoyed his first sleeper experience. He heads to Washington, D.C. for Remar during Poy’s Scone week, Feb 7 to 13, as son of John and Mrs. Tyler.
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Washington, D.C
Sammy Tyler
Eldorado
Sammy
Illinois Central Panama
Partici In
Remar
John Tyle
Arizona Prison Riot Quelled in Florence
In Florence Arizona, February 7, 400 inmates continued a two day uprising over alleged beating and needs for better food and clothing. Guards, doubled in number, used tear gas to quell a third attempt at disruption after a guard was seized and released minutes later.
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Florence
Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Lon E. Walters
Jonesboro Man Killed in Wreck
Harold Eugene Kelley, 23, of Jonesboro, was killed instantly when his car apparently lost control on a curve and overturned on highway 3 about one mile north of McClure at about 2 a.m. today.
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Harold Eugene Kelley
Jonesboro
Highway 3
McClure
Phone Rehearings Revamp Illinois Commerce Commission
The Illinois Commerce Commission after new members joined Friday granted rehearings of three telephone rate orders. George Perrine of Aurora now heads the five member panel. General Telephone Co of Illinois seeks bigger boosts but wins only partial relief. Illinois Allied Telephone and Illinois Central Telephone also gain reopenings on annual rate increases.
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Ilinois Commerce Commission
Five Number Commission
George Perrine
Aurora
William G. Stratton
General Telephone Company of Illinois
Illinois Allied Telephone Company
Call For Allied Help Shaping United Nations Policy
United States diplomatic sources indicate a new grand strategy under Eisenhower to end the Korean conflict. Reports follow a U N survey urging a rapid 1.75 billion dollar aid and investment program to save war-raw South Korea and consideration of a blockade of Red China.
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U. S
U. N
South Korea
Nts
Asa
Red China
France seeks safeguards for European Army voting and arms control
Paris reports Foreign Minister Georges Bidault proposed a set of amendments to the European Army Treaty to secure parliamentary approval. The measures include temporary withdrawal of French divisions, unrestricted arms exports to overseas possessions, rotation of French officers, preserved French voting weight, and foreign troop stationing rules, with Dulles promising quick presentation to other members.
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Paris
Georges Bidaul
France
EDC
European Defense Community
John Foster Dulles
Poisoning Plot Foiled In California Institute Case
A California Institute of Technology student Richard C. La Force 22 allegedly attempted five poisonings of former classmate Robert P. Hayden 19 over two months using arsenic cyanide or related liquids. Officers Sgt Bert Wood and Det A S Martin report La Force confessed saying he loved Hayden’s wife Joyce 19 and tried Friday night after Hayden was found ill in his home.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's
Richard C. Lfous
Robert P. Hayden
la Force
California Institute of Technology
Hayden
Bert Wood
Det
A. S. Martin
Joyce
Hiden
Former state convict shot at building site
In St Louis on February 7 an unidentified ex convict, Toole, aged 50, was found shot four times in a tool shed at a large construction project in suburban Pagedale where he worked as a borer. He recovered consciousness later and would not discuss the shooting.
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St. Louis
Mand Toole
Illinois
Pagedale
Toole
Hold friend of corpse in Lowry murder scene
Los Angeles on February 7 Sanders chair in Lowry’s residence with a bullet hole in the left temple and a revolver in the left hand of a deceased man, details indicating a possible homicide investigation underway.
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Los Angeles
Sanders
Lowry
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