Rules Out Compromise in Peace Crusade
President Eisenhower framed America’s stance as a crusade for peace while rejecting Soviet- imposed wrongs. He spoke at the American Bar Association’s centennial convention and praised John Marshall as a paragon of liberty and justice guiding future federal judiciary appointments.
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Philadelphia
John Marshall
Just Eisenhower
United’ States
America
Alsn
Soviet Union
Germany
The
Bar Association
Eisenhower
Marshall
United States
Iime
France recalls 69000 reservists over North Africa unrest
France orders 69000 young reservists to the colors to bolster forces in Morocco and Algeria after weekend clashes that activists say killed about 2000. Defense Ministry says recalls will occur over three to four months starting with signal corps and engineers to restore disrupted communications. Premier Faure and President Coty rush to Paris for urgent consultations as Morocco leaders seek political solutions.
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France
Morocco
Algeria
Edgar Faure
Rene Coty
Paris
Defense Ministry
Signal Corps
Faure
Aix Les, Bains
Coty
Rambouillet
Aix Les Bains
North Africa
Five Die In Route 20 Head On Crash
A head on collision on Route 20 about ten miles southeast of Batavia kills five people, including Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilcox of York and their three children. The truck driver Stanley Lipowski, 33, of Lancaster, N Y, survived with injuries and is hospitalized in Batavia. The crash occurred just east of Pavilion Center.
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Route 20
Here
Brooks Funeral Home
Pavilion
Stewart Wilccax
York
Livingston County
Pollee
Stanley Lipowski
Lancaster
N. Y
Pavilion Center
American airman goes berserk at Manston killing three
An American airman at Manston Air Base in England opened fire with a pistol and carbine killing three people and wounding several others. He seized a car and fled to a nearby beach before a gun battle with police ended with his death by self-inflicted wound. Names and exact counts varied. U S and British authorities reported multiple casualties including Americans and a British civilian woman.
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Manston
England
South England
Air Force
U.S
Royal Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Nelson. Gresham
Philadelphia
U. S
Wildcat pier strike ends as threats loom in New York harbor
Longshoremen halted work at Hudson River piers after a wildcat walkout sparked by the bi state waterfront commission revoking a longshoreman’s permit. The stoppage tied up more than a dozen ships including Cunard’s Queen Mary. Union leaders demand a bi state board of inquiry into the commission’s authority.
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New York
Bistate Waterfront Commission
Grace’ Lines
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Hudson
Cunard Lines
William Bradley
Independent In
Waterfront Commission
New Jersey
ILA
Patrick Connolly
TV Wire Kills Boy In West Amityville S tragedy
A four year old boy, Terry Tickner, died after touching an exposed wire on a television set as he watched a children's show. His mother was nearby and the room had a wet spill that likely caused the shock. The father, James Tickner, reacted by throwing the set through a window.
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West Amityville
Terry Tickner
Muriel I Tieckner
Patrick
Terry I
James
Food Prices Dip In Weekly Index
New York reports a slight weekly dip in wholesale food prices per the Dun and Bradstreet index. The index stands at 6.21 dollars, down from 6.23 last week and 6.89 a year ago, reflecting the total wholesale cost of one pound of 31 commonly used foods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Inspiring Visit to Castel Gandolfo Feature
An editorial highlight describes a visit to Castel Gandolfo the summer residence of the Papal household viewed as a pilgrimage site by thousands. Marquis Childson provides the portrait in today’s editorial page noting the feature’s place among regular sections such as Amusements Letters and Financial News.
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Castelgandolfo
Italy
Marquis Childson
Thieves Loot Oakland Supermarket In Overnight Raid
Police report a raid on a Oakland supermarket yielded six cartons of cigarettes ten cases of whisky ten of wine and beer eight cases of coffee canned goods frozen foods bread and packaged meats and a radio were stolen in the theft.
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Oakland
Calif
Sudden Summer Storms Hit Southern California
Rain and thunder swept San Bernardino and surrounding counties with up to 14 inches in hours. Flash floods blocked roads and highways from Barstow to the Nevada line, halting train traffic and crippling telephone lines. Power poles were struck by lightning and crops damaged across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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Barstow
Mojave Desert
San Bernardino County
Nevada Line
Riverside County
Blythe
Arizona
New Records Loom In Steel Industry
New York reports that customers seek scarce steel as demand climbs. The Iron Age weekly forecasts record order volumes and production this year, with a surge starting after Labor Day that will overwhelm many steelmakers and strain customer relations.
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New York
National Metalworking Weekly
Democratic Rivals in Court Over Traffic Court Nomination
Democratic Party rivals move toward a courtroom showdown at 10 a.m. before Justice William McClusky. Attorney Paul DeBernardis seeks the nomination for Traffic Court judge while the party supports Judge Truman H. Preston, a Republican. The Board of Elections faces orders to show cause why DeBernardis petition should not be rejected.
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William McClusky
Paul DeBer
Nardis
DeBernardis
Truman H. Preston
McClusky
Supreme Court
Democrats
Board of Elections
It’s The A That Trips The Spellers
Los Angeles reports Joseph W. Hawthorne of the Civil Service department notes that six of the eleven most misspelled words start with A. He tested his secretary with a dictation listing words like accommodate accumulate afraid all right already and aqueduct along with other tricky terms.
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Los Angeles
Joseph W. Hawthorne
Civil Service Department
Aqueduct
Hawthorne
Truman Farmington as Trade Center Plans Approval
Jackson County Planning Commission approved plans to develop a 105 acre Grandview tract in Missouri as a shopping center. The site is owned by Harry S Truman and Mrs Truman with J Vivin Truman and wife holding shares. The proposal envisions part of the farm becoming a commercial development.
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Independence
Harry
Truman
Towan
Ohio
Jackson County Planning ‘Commission
Grandview
J. Vivian
Million Dollar Days Set to Open in Syracuse
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and city merchants launch Million Dollar Days with a city wide sales blitz. Three days of bargains draw shoppers to downtown Syracuse as thousands of Divvy Dollar holders compete for prizes including appliances, furniture, records, and gift certificates. A new essay contest funded by local banks offers six $25 savings accounts.
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Syracuse
Six Children Die in Cleveland Fire Tragedy
A two story tenement fire on Cleveland's East Side killed six children from three families. Victims included William Murphy Jr. and Veronica and Larry, ages 6, 5, and 4. Also Lever Grove 12, his brother Perk seven weeks old, and Ronald Cottrell two. Mrs Murphy escaped as seven fire companies fought the blaze. cause undetermined.
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INS
William Murphy
William, Jr
Veronica
Larry
Lever Grove
Perk
Ronald Cottrell
Murphy
Labor Aides Back On State Council
Gov Harriman restored Harold J Garno secretary of the State CIO Council and Harold C G Hanover secretary treasurer of the State Federation of Labor to the State Advisory Council on Unemployment Insurance. They were named to the nine member council yesterday, reversing the Dewey replacements.
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Albany
Harriman
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold J. Garno
New York City
State
CIO Council
Harold CG. Hanover
State Federation of Labor
Council
Hornell Plant Idled by Strike By United Brotherhood
A strike by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners idled the Corbin Wood Products division of American Hardware Corp in Hornell. The plant with 149 workers was idle after Local 1295 walked out in support of a 12 cent hourly wage increase.
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Corbin Wood Products
American Hardware Corp
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Fragmented Quote Reflects Old Crime Nostalgia
A piecemeal line recalls an old crime memory about a dime rolling under a bed. The fragment hints at a personal recollection and unresolved sentiment from a decade past.
Utica Democrat Urges Harriman To Oust Parks Chairman
Edward A Hanna of the Central New York Parks Commission asks Governor Harriman to remove State Parks Council Chairman Robert Moses and to dismiss Chairman Donald Pomeroy. He alleges Moses blocked investigations into parks system irregularities and asserts autocratic conduct. The governor's office said the letters will be reviewed by the Parks Council and conservation commissioner.
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Utica
Edward A
Hanna
Harriman
Robert Moses
State Parks Council
Central
Utica Democrat
Moses
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Analde
State Parks' Council
Conservation Commissioner
Binghamton
William HL Hill
Broome County
Flood relief funds disputed by Albany GOP leaders
In Albany the Republican leaders Walter J. Mahoney and Oswald D. Heck challenged Governor Harriman over flood relief funding. They stated that nearly two million dollars, specifically 1,795,000 dollars, was available in the state's emergency fund for immediate allocations.
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Albany
Harriman
Walter J. Mahoney
Senate
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Eisenhower orders 80 million flood relief plan
The White House rushes an 80 million dollar relief program as part of a total war against northeastern flood damage. President Eisenhower to receive a progress report after Philadelphia speech before Colorado vacation. Plan focuses on repairing streets water systems schools and debris removal with possible emergency funds use without a special Congress session.
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Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Colorado
White House
Congress
Presidential
James C. Magerty
White’ House
Senate
Lyn‘don’b. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Warmup Expected as Temperatures Set to Rise
Meteorologist Andrew J. Keller notes a cooling spell ends soon with a warming trend heading our way. Overnight lows around 55 with daytime highs near 75 to 80. Last night Syracuse tied its coolest reading recently at 53, the second below normal day this month.
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Andrew J. Keller
Keller
Nebraska
Rockies
Syracuse
Flood Damage Bared At Children's Camps
Evacuees from three children’s camps in the Pocono Mountains arrived in Allentown Pa and described widespread flood damage along the Delaware River Camp Miller suffered major destruction with most bungalows washed away while supplies remained adequate for those cut off Officials had earlier given conflicting reports about the camps being shut down and the evacuation included more than 1300 children ferried by bus from Camp Miller Hagen and Ministerium.
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Pocono
Delaware River
Resipertera
Atilelale
Leonard Rice
Bethlehem
Camp Miller
Here
Rice
Campa Miller
Hagen
Ministerium
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