Stevenson Blasts Labor Laws At AFL-CIO Convention
Adlai E. Stevenson attacked the Taft Hartley Act and right to work laws in a New York speech to AFL-CIO delegates. He praised Governor Harriman and warned against complacency while signaling farm policy will be a 1956 issue, denouncing divisive politics and attacks on labor leaders.
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Averell Harriman
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Harriman
Inois
New Labor Organization
Ezra Benson
Weather in Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today high around 42. Mostly cloudy and colder tonight and Friday with a few snow flurries near Lake Erie. Winds west to northwest 12 to 29 mph, higher over the lake. Sunrise 7 90 am sunset 4 38 pm. Lake Erie conditions and related notes included.
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Noisenon
Eden to shake Cabinet before US visit
Prime Minister Anthony Eden plans sweeping changes in his cabinet before traveling to the United States to meet President Eisenhower next month. Reports say Chancellor, currently the No 2 in the Conservative government, is likely to be affected amid the reshuffle.
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London
Anthony Eden
United States
Eisenhower
Chantler
Democratic Push Intensifies on Dulles Dismissal and Cabinet Shuffle
Washington reports Democrats press President Eisenhower to oust Secretary of State John Foster Dulles amid calls for reshuffling the cabinet between Christmas and the New Year. Debate centers on Goan policy, Dixon-Yates contract fallout, and questions of leadership for Butler and Eden successors.
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Scheele Urges Timely Polio Shots for Children
Washington advises parents to vaccinate children now for the 1956 polio season. Delays to May could leave some children unprotected, as Surgeon General Leonard S. Scheele stresses prompt Salk shots to maximize protection for the most vulnerable. Basil O’Connor and scientists back continuing the current vaccination program.
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Salk
Elyria Honors War Dead and Bank Remodel Plan
The Elyria area marks Pearl Harbor Day with a war dead tribute and notes of a local bank plan to remodel a facility. The Elyria Bank announces a $100,090 project while recognizing 25 years of service from longtime employees.
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United Nations to Admit 18 New Members
The General Assembly is expected to approve by a two thirds vote the admission of 18 nations, with the measure moving to the Security Council where Britain and the United States seek to remove a veto threat from Nationalist China. The special political committee backed the resolution 52 to 2, Cuba and Nationalist China opposing.
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Police Question Boy Over Burning Hoax Story in Cleveland
Cleveland police pursue questioning of Earl R Fryman Jr who claims three teens kidnapped him, but investigators doubt the tale after finding the incident likely a hoax. Fryman was treated for second and third degree burns and remained in critical condition.
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Beig
Readings From Stalin Lenin and Marx Used in Sobriquet Trial
Prosecutors in the Smith Act trial of six Ohio defendants read passages from Stalin Lenin and Marx to argue a conspiracy to overthrow the government. Expert witness Barbar Hartles, 47, testified these texts were used in Communist Party schools. She noted the party program calls for a dictatorship of the proletariat and violent seizure of power.
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Barbar Hartles
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Seattle
Arson Blamed in Cleveland Fire Under Investigation
Battalion Chief Bernard Mulcahy named arson in a 1, one fire at the Long Painhzgh Wednesday. Mulcahy said the blaze began in drop cloths under broken windows, and investigators are tracing the fire to a deliberate ignition.
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Sibelius Turns 90 in Helsinki
Finland marks Jean Sibelius reaching 90 today as birthday celebrations sweep the world of music, though the composer himself did not observe the milestone.
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Jean Sabelius
Eisenhower weighs tax cut amid defense costs at Camp David
President Eisenhower met with top advisers at Camp David to plan next year's budget balancing defense needs with possible tax cuts. Humphrey said the current year will balance, but defense outlays may exceed $245 million by about half a billion as steel, labor and pay increases push costs higher.
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Revolutionary Navy jet bomber explodes crashes into Chesapeake Bay
Patuxent Maryland UP reports the first model of a revolutionary Navy jet bomber named the Seamaster exploded and crashed in Chesapeake Bay. One crewman was killed three missing presumed dead. A salvage barge lifted wreckage from 53-foot depths as divers searched for bodies. The Navy had touted the craft as a forerunner of an atomic powered airplane and a potential multi seaplane.
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Lucile Griffin
Michael Grifin
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Classified Ad Offers Quick Farm and Equipment Selling
A Chron ile Telegram Classified ad promotes selling farms and gear with Mrs Hahn helping phrase ads. It cites a Hotpoint automatic ironer and cabinet used six times priced at 40 dollars with phone contact 23 505.
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