Walkout Talk Quietly Gathers Steam Over New York Central Lines
Unions discuss a possible strike on New York Central lines east of Buffalo with private sessions in New York and Washington. Leaders say they are opposed to a short notice walkout and no strike notices have been issued locally or nationally.
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New York Central
Eastern
Buffalo
Brotherhood of ‘Locomotivneers
Times Square
Mithril
Washington
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New York
Chicago
J.P. Shields
Brotherhood
Cleveland
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National Mediation Board
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New York City
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Fugitives chased by 50 man posse after fatal shooting stance
Report describes a dramatic pursuit from a farm in Vermont to the Skilch Mountain area. Elizabeth Weatherup and her husband were attacked with gunfire and stabbing by fugitives. A large posse tracked them with National Guardsmen involved and police and civilians converging.
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Frank S. r—De
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Elizabeth Weatherup
Georgey
Weatherups
T de May
Blair
Volun
Features and Editorial Notes on Page 16
Readable fragments show a layout note about features on the editorial page. Mentions regular features, a column by editor, and sections for financial bridge and radio TV. Also references to deaths social news sports and today pictures on page 16.
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Virginia Ysiits
Fred Othman
Rotary
Bry
DaJohn Lee Fight Irregularities Probe Launched
District Attorney Jesse Cantor announced a probe into alleged irregularities surrounding the Thursday night bout between Syracuse boxer DeJohn and New England’s Henry Lee. Cantor said the state commission and WNDR radio reports are being reviewed and three more people may be called. DeJohn is set to meet Trish Bob Murphy in Onondaga County War Memorial events on August 14.
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Vic
WNDR
State Commission
Robert Christenberry
Chrisenberry
Daniel Dowd
Albany
Commission
District‘attorney's Office
de John
Syracuse
Lee
New England
de Johns
Trish Bob
Murphy
Onondaga
New York Bans Live Swine Imports to Prevent Disease
State agriculture commissioner Chester DuMond announced a ban on importing live swine for immediate slaughter to curb vesicular exanthema. The order allows only shipments consigned to federally inspected or licensed New York slaughterhouses for immediate slaughter. Affected trucks and dogs from Illinois were linked to suspected disease cases in New York City and at Buffalo terminal.
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New York States
C. Chester Du.Mond
du Mond
Illinois
New York City
Buffalo
Agriculture Department
York State
New Yorks
Harlem Globetrotters Meet Pope Pius XII in Rome Exhibition
The Harlem Globetrotters were received by Pope Pius XII in Rome. The Pontiff said he had heard of them but never seen a game, then the players staged a quick exhibition in the center of the audience.
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Italy
Harlem Globetrotters
Pius XII
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Globetrotters
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Carber
Mussel Invasion Delays Luxury Liner at Sea
Los Angeles reports the luxury liner Lurline sailing to Hawaii was six hours late after anchoring to clear a mussel infestation from its piping system. Officials said mollusks invaded while the Sterling was tied in San Francisco during a two month maritime strike.
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Hawaii
Lurline
Ile
Stirling
San Francisco
Army tightens paths for draftees to rise in ranks
Washington reports the Army will lengthen time in service before promotion for draftees outside Korea. A private to corporal now requires roughly threefold more time and sergeant first class must stay longer, delaying advancement. Average draftees may take about 20 months to reach sergeant, versus 96 months overall from private to master sergeant. Limited promotions create a barrier for the drafted 24 month service.
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Dense sky sightings over Rome air base prompt mass lookouts
Hundreds of people in a sunny day crowded kitchens counters and workbenches to scan the sky near Ferrerga Alba. Reports mention squads of observers seeing glittering objects moving swiftly above the south central area near B Griffin Air Force Base at Rome. No clear conclusion is given about the objects observed.
Unclear fragment hints at observed aerial objects and sightings
A damaged OCR fragment describes observers noting objects moving at speed across skies for about two hours. Some reports mention scattered sightings and subjects appearing with the sun, with a note about nineteen million employees and a page continuation reference.
Plane Mishap Hits Three Parachute Team
A plane mishap involved three parachutists from Pipi Piti team. Investigators say the incident occurred during a training jump over a rural airstrip, with emergency services responding promptly.
Denver crew survives midair parachute mishap
Fragmented report finds three crew members bailing out during routine train passage near Salt Lake City. Parachutes deployed. all reported uninjured. Names and exact roles unclear in damaged text.
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Robert Mia Chambers
Ralph H. Dante
Sviliam
Tirom
Salt, Lake City
Sica Am
Woman fined for suicide attempt from bridge in Oakland
Ethyle G. Wilson, 38, was fined $3 in Oakland California after an abortive death by her own action attempt from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. She said quote I will use the Golden Gate bridge next time.
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Oakland
Calif
Ethyle G. Wilson
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
Stevenson Eisenhower Plan Independent Campaign Coordination
Associated Press report says Stevenson plans to run his own campaign with strong central control while coordinating with the Democratic National Committee. Eisenhower will similarly direct his campaign, naming key advisers including Wilson Watt of Louisville and Wyatt, with overall responsibility resting with Stevenson.
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Richard M
Nixon
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Walter Williams
National Citizens Committee For
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Oswald
Citizens Committee
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Congressional Campaign Committee
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
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Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Pampalza
Washington
Springfield
Wilson Watt
Louisville
Eisehower
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Wyatt
Montreal Bordeaux jail riot leaves inmates, casualties reported
Hundreds of prisoners roamed Montreal's Bordeaux jail after a night of fighting with 200 armed officers. Reports say at least one convict was killed and two dozen injured as rioters set fires, smashed plumbing, and overpowered guards to free others. Police declined to confirm fatalities as events quieted by morning.
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Bordeaux
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Television Trends and Chuckles Prompt Monotony
Readers note a playful line about television growing monotonous with nightly repeats of beautiful girls, reflecting light gossip on media and entertainment during the era. The quip frames TV as predictable and asks readers for reaction.
Battle near Gn as won key frontline outpost
The Communists launched more than 3 000 artillery rounds and mortar shells at the embattled western front position west of Gnas won as U S Eighth Army reports. General James A Van Fleet said the crest held for 10 days and was vital as a place to kill Chinese, with Allied infantry using bunkers and log entrenchments for defense. The article notes a two hour morning fight and a concluded continuation on page 2 column 5.
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Jamesi A. Van.-Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
W ‘Ednesday
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region this weekend
The Weather Bureau says moderate temperatures and scattered showers may occur tonight through Monday in the Great Lakes area. North northeast winds 15 to 20 mph will prevail with a slight rise in mercury tomorrow. August forecaster notes near normal rainfall in drought areas and slightly below normal temperatures compared with June and July.
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Se Weather Bureau
Greats Lakes
Marriage Puzzle in Wooded Grove? Hidden Vows Unfold
A fragmentary report describes a couple linked to a city health department wedding at St. Soeech's Church. Groom Woods, 23, left in a white jacket and dark trousers. two other suits valued at 170 dollars were found in his car. The bride Rosemary allegedly married and they planned to live on Long Island after the ceremony.
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Woods
Missi Rosemary
Ay City
Health Department
St Soeech's
Onondaga Av
Vosburgh
University
Long Island
Roney Av
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