Eisler Arrest Sparks International Custody Issue
Eisler remains in custody as Scotland Yard considers removal after he fled from a New York apartment and sought to return to Germany. Jailed wife of Eisler is held on charges of illegally staying in the United States after arriving in 1941 and marrying in New York in 1942.
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FSI
Scotland Yard
Yaffe
Eister
Berlin
Germany
Nne
New York
United States
Justice Department
Eisler
New York City
Liberty
Mexico
Tube Blast Fumes Close Tunnel Traffic Halted in Manhatten
A poisonous solvent truck explosion in a tunnel trapped about 18 cars and disrupted nationwide wires. Port Authority crews in gas masks fought the blaze with extinguishing chemicals as motorists fled to safety. Two Port Authority officers and several civilians were treated for exposure. The chemical truck was towed to the New Jersey plaza of the tunnel.
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New York Port Authority
Philadelphia
Sam Currie
Jersey City
Currie
Canal Street
Manhattan
Manhattan “Bridge
Port Authority
George Washington’ “Bridge
Lincoln Tunnel
Abraham Hershkowitz
Joseph Luskin
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Albert ‘Newman
William Deverka
Beekman Hospital
New Jersey Plaza
Swedish Ship Fire Under Control Near Trinidad
The Swedish tanker Atalanta, 9,693 tons, was 540 miles northeast of Trinidad when a fire broke out. Coast Guard reports the crew returned to their posts after abandoning lifeboats and a rescue plane from San Juan observed the fire easing, with no further updates.
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Miami
Fla
S. Atalanta
Trinidad
Coast’ Guard
Yadio
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ess
Insurance Man E Ray Eveleigh Dies in Watertown
E Ray Eveleigh, 67, of Dexter and former Watertown insurance man, died last night at Mercy Hospital after a stroke. He had been hospitalized since March. He is a brother of local dealer Merton A. Eveleigh and ran an insurance business in the Paddock Arcade. He was born in Brownville.
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Watertown
E. Ray Eveleigh
Dexter
Mercy Hospital
Merton A. Eveleigh
Paddock Arcade
Brownville
Watertown Man Sidmore Dies in Ambulance
Robert S. Sidmore, 27, of 222 Franklin Street, died last night in a Guilfoyle ambulance while being rushed to Mercy Hospital from Goodale Street after a heart attack. He formerly lived at 728 Arsenal Street and is survived by a brother Carly, a sister Mrs. Raymond Cornaire, and his wife Nettie Sidmore.
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Watertown
Robert S. Sidmore
Franklin St
Guilfoyle
Mercy Hospital
Goodale
Sidmore
Arsenal St
Carly
Raymond Cornaire
Nettie Sidmore
New Merced Fire Chief Orders Suspenders Standard Gear
Merced California GP reports fire chief George Collares declares suspender use mandatory after commenting that firefighters must two hand a big blaze. The aim is to provide proper support while fighting fires and keeping pants up during operations.
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Merced
Calif
George Collares
Blockade Debate Over East West Trade Looms
A representative pressed for a formal reinstatement of the 1948 east west trade accord while others argued it no longer applies. Meanwhile Soviet restrictions on West Berlin truck traffic eased briefly as fresh food and coal shipments moved into the western zones under Russian control.
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Wilkinsom
Weilsinsen
Berlin
West Berlin
Ecoomic Commission
West Germany
Wrestt
Western Zone
Radio
Soviet Blames United States in Africa Colony Split Plan
In a late night UN session, Andrei Gromyko accused the United States and Britain of seeking to keep control of Africa's historic colonies. He cited a May 11 Tripoli riot as a protest against the plan to divide Libya into separate UN trusteeships, amid six weeks of debate.
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Russia
United States
Ieain
U. S
Britain
Ford Still Seeks Strike Settlement
Detroit reports Ford negotiators struggle to reach a peace for mula in the Ford strike on the ninth day. The company faces near shutdown of national manufacturing with 108000 idle workers and 65000 UAW members on strike. Walter Reuther planned to rejoin talks after a two hour absence in Pittsburgh with CSO chief Phil Murray.
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Detroit
Ford
CLO United Pease
UAW
Walter “Reuther
Pittsburgh
CSO
Phil Murray
Strained East West Currency Clash Hinders Berlin Movement
The report notes movement toward Berlin from the Soviet zone by barges amid a complex two currency system the West mark and the East mark. Buyers and sellers must resolve trade terms themselves as Soviet authorities control a large West mark fund to influence key industries in the zone.
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Berlin
Wilsinson
Thea Soviet Ulitary Comiistration
West Merks
West Zone
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Tupper Lake
Mayor William E. Byrne proclaims American Legion Poppy Day in Tupper Lake. A corps of girls and members of the Benjamin Church Unit Auxiliary offer Poppy Memorial flowers on town streets under Mrs. Wilfred DeLair's direction, urging generous support.
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Fupper Lake
American Legion
Tupper Lake
Willam EB. Byrne
Benjamin Church
Tuppers
Wilfred DeLair
Lyme
Czech Deadlock in Talks Between Government and Church
A Czechoslovak cabinet minister said talks between the government and the Roman Catholic Church are deadlocked. He did not reveal the subject matter of the conferences.
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Prague
Favermmimest
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Las Vegas
Nev
Janice Blair
Nevada Chiropractice Association
Frances LeMaire
Betty Turner
Russ Charge
Empire
Ropesters
Sandler
Boston
Salina ST
Gald
Czech
Frankfort Distillers Corp
F.y
Imperial
Michael’s
Michael
N. State St. Cor
Salina
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