Ruling On UMW Awaited In Syracuse Transit Strike
Negotiations between the United Mine Workers AFL and the Syracuse Transit Corporation stall as the State Labor Relations Board weighs whether UMW should be recognized as bargaining agent for strikers. Company officials decline comment while AFL attorney says federal jurisdiction may apply. Mayo appeals to Gov Dewey and State Senator Hughes for help.
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AJL
Syracuse Transit Corporation
State Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
SLRB
Sal Is Alives
Amal+ Famated
Association of Street, Electric Railway and
Division
Offici
AFL
J. G. Gromfine
International Afl
Maso
Thomas E. Dewey
John Hughes
Mayo
Dewey
Soldier Kills Ohio Official
An AWOL soldier admitted killing Joseph W Harding, assistant director of the Ohio Industrial Relations Department, after a car ride. Harold St John, 25, of Dorchester, Mass, was captured near U.S. 49 west of Zanesville. He was from Camp Atterbury and said Harding attempted to rob him first during a struggle in the car. The incident followed a farewell party for retiring official Hubert A. Woltman.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Ohio Industrially Relations Department
Tunl
Harold St. John
Dorchester
Mass
Highway Patrol Corp. CE
Wells
Alever
U.S. 49
St John
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Joseph W.harding
Viarding
Hisbert A. Woltman
Frank J Taueehe
Narding
Wolds Tran
Anymere
Cunrabegaate
Today's Features Smiling a Vacat and Deport Ing the EMT
Editorial page highlights by Marquis Childs on today’s editorial page promising a future where certain bureaucratic delays end. Also noting Today’s Pictures on page 36.
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Marquis Childs
Berlin food aid cut off as East Germans blocked
East German authorities barred access to Berlin for East Germans seeking free food packages as Soviet troops manned approaches. West Berlin began a new phase of distribution in the Allied sectors amid road blocks and railway restrictions. About 100,000 East Germans reached West Berlin despite patrols, bringing the total to nearly 400,000 in the program.
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United States
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
Stenographer to plead insanity in ex-boyfriend case
Miss Mildred McDonald 25 Somerville will plead insanity in the shooting stabbing and attempted cremation of her ex-boyfriend’s sister Mary Di Rocco. She was arrested in New York and will be arraigned in District Court on a nine murder charge after a Boston arrival. Weather highs in 90s noted as heat wave continues.
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Somerville
Mase
Mildred McDonald
Boston
New York
Mary di Rocco
Miss McDonald
Benny's Marked Driver Causes Michigan Crash
Jenny Mark, 41, accused of grabbing the wheel while driving near Natty Creek Michigan, resulting in a crash that left Mark with a broken injury. Police report details are fragmentary but indicate a back-seat driver incident.
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Nattly Creek
Mich
Jenny Mark
Mark
Weather Notes From Cities With Heat Wave
Principal assistant meteorologist Alexander Sadowski says no rain is expected to cool conditions. In St. Louis the temperature reached 98 degrees yesterday while Chicago reported 97 degree heat.
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Alexander Sadowski
St. Louis
Chicago
Nurse warns blonde student of dangerous ward
A nurse guides a pretty blonde student through a hospital ward, warning that the most dangerous cases are the ones nearly well. The quip plays on a light joke about progress and luck in recovery.
Reds Switch Free Prisoners in Korean War Repatriation
At Panmunjom a large group of freed prisoners described how Reds freed some captives while sentencing others to one to three years for alleged anti peace activities. In Kaesong 45 more Americans sentenced recently awaited release, while several returning prisoners reported camps and adjustments before repatriation on August 16. Names from Philadelphia New York City Stoneham Jersey City and other places were cited among those involved.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
Red
Kaesong
Reds
Jlate
Thref
Charles G. Guidetti
Philadelphia
Eurene Re Reilly
New York City
Guy T. Vadala
Stoneham
Mass
Reiily
Vadala
Cpl
Gerard A. Francois
Jersey City
N. J
U.S. l
Woman Flies Solo Atlantic Run In Small Plane
Marian Hart, 61, from New York City, completed a direct Newfoundland to Ireland crossing in a single engine plane from Shannon Airport Teeland. She aimed to cut ship costs but the project ran about three times higher. she called the night flight beautiful in bright moonlight.
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Shannon
Teeland
Marian Hart
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
Hart
New York City
Berchcraft
Acrae
Skirt Lengths Won't Be Longer in Paris Fashion
In Paris fashion coverage, Dior keeps elevating attention with much shorter skirts while other houses such as Dessel Fath Lanvin and Maggy Rouff stay closer to traditional lengths. Writers and buyers see the Dior revolution as setting the tone though rivals refrain from that extreme.
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Parisp
Dior
Paris
Christian Dior
Haute Couture
Dessel
Fath
Lanvin
Maggy Roulf
Batmain
Balenciaga
Helm
Shah Receives U S Good Wishes After Iran Crisis
President Eisenhower privately congratulated Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi on returning home after Iran's government collapse. The White House released a note praising the shah’s bid for prosperity and Iran’s independence, while officials avoided committing to financial aid or direct U S backing.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Mowaderh
White House
Russia
United States
James Clagerty
U.S. J
Lou Tendersson
Ilagerty
Escenhower Petterdas
Hagerty
Misunderstood On Night Openings
U S eases travel curbs on Soviet officials stationed in Washington allowing near Chesapeake Bay access without advance notice. A separate note mentions a 17 year old archer missing in Michigan and a symbolic incident involving a paddle boat in Barrow, Alaska, alongside a June announcement about restrictions on a marine rock band.
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Washington
United States
Chesapeake Bay
State Department
Buffalo
Jackon
Archer
Vanderenck Lake
Sauoy
Ty Poe
Barrow
Burdars
Russia Travel Notice Rules Stir Debate In State Department
For over a year the United States has required Russian officials in Washington and New York to alert the State Department before traveling more than 23 miles from the capital. The rule, amid confusion and misprints, reflects ongoing friction between American agencies and Soviet representations.
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United States
Washington
New York
State Department
Cathe
Ttnaia
Peren Cols Ntarec
Pay Ridge
Worlant Board
Rewrie Cme
Ndl
Radar doubles on pop speeders in odd chase
In Oklahoma City police stop, a motorist nervously explains his hurry as his wife speeds toward him. Sgt Wayne Lawson notes the radar detected another speeder, who turns out to be the wife intending to pass the spot. The scene ends with a twist as the claimed offender is her.
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Orlaioma City
Trae
Wayne Lawson
Lawson
Brownell Labels National Lawyers Guild Subversive
Atty Gen Brownell said the National Lawyers Guild is the Communist Party’s legal mouthpiece and proposed adding it to the subversive organizations list. He served notice requiring a hearing within 10 days to present evidence on the guild. The ABA House endorsed barring Communists from the Legal profession.
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Bolton LP
Brownell
National Lawyers Guild
Communist Party
American Bar Asociation
ABA
Ebronneil
ABA House of Delegates
Uien
India Fails to Win UN Support for Korea Peace Conference
India falls short of the two thirds General Assembly requirement as the Security Council recommends seating and terms for a Korea peace conference. The United States and Britain disagree on India's inclusion while the committee approves nonbinding decisions and potential participation by Red China North Korea and Russia on the Communist side and South Korea with other UN members on the alliance side.
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United Nations
India
Go-Nation Politic
General Assembly
Wdla
United States
Britain
Rus
Ism
Russia
Geneva
FIVE
Red China
North Korea
South Korea
Mad Woman Kidnaps Baby at Cleveland Hospital
A mentally deranged woman abducted a three week old baby from the Mary Talbert Hospital for Unwed Mothers on Cleveland's East Side. After loitering near the maternity ward, she brandished a revolver and forced a nurse to hand over the infant in the nun's care.
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Cleveland
INS
Mary Talbert
Smoky Sal Treedon Village CD Not Break by Reds
Smoky Sal, a Brooklyn figure, faced threats and a 15 month ordeal with Reds. The article describes a rough sequence including six months in darkness, a bar incident, and subsequent legal actions or accusations tied to the confrontation, ending with a note that coverage continued on a later page.
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Treedon Village
Brooke
Smoky Sal
Tim
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