U.S. Presses Red China Over Cruel Captive Treaties
The United States urged Red China to free American civilians held in China accusing the regime of cruel and inhuman treatment and violation of the Sept. 10 repatriation pact. The case of Mrs Homer W Bradshaw, a missionary prisoner, is cited as evidence along with other limited access by British diplomats and Indian officials.
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Washington
INS
U.S
China
Homer W. Bradshaw
Hong Kong
Bradshaw
Canton
Bradshaws
John Downey
New Britain, Conn
Morton Downey
Freedom Village story linked to Suwon widows appeal
Elyria Women's Club members heard a former Army engineer describe Suwon Korea where a Freedom village project is under way. Richard Demby, a first lieutenant stationed there, recalled hill terrain and a railroad center now home to widows and orphans waiting for POW trains. He urged Elyrians to donate to the fund aiding the settlement on Suwon's outskirts.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Federation
Richard Demby
Harrison Sr
John Kinter
Army Engineers
Korea
Suwon
Demby
Panmunjom
Freedom Village
Elysians
Woman's Club
Tring
McCarthy Calls for Red Probe Resumption in Senate
Senator McCarthy urged resuming investigations into Communist influence in government. He attacked the Senate Constitutional Rights and Government Employees Security Subcommittees for misrepresenting security programs as Gestapo like. He accused Democratic leaders subcommittees of directing fire at those fighting communism and said the McClellan Subcommittee must repair the damage.
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McCarthy
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
McClellan
Police say conspiracy to topple Aramburu crushed in Argentina
Buenos Aires police announced a coup plot against interim leader Gen Pedro Aramburu was foiled. More than 300 plotters were arrested, including Generals Heraclia Ferrazano and G Azelins who backed ex president Peron. A colonel and other officers were seized near La Plata with prior arrests in Mendoza. Peron, in Panama, reportedly reviews his return to Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Pedro Eugenio Aramburu
Can
Juan Peron
la Plata
Heraclia Ferrazano
G. Azelins
Peron
Ponce
Uni
Mendoza
Panama
Argentina
Lincoln Electric Distributes Christmas Bonuses
Cleveland based Lincoln Electric Co. paid Christmas bonuses to 1236 employees totaling 54 million dollars. Board Chairman James Lincoln said the average bonus was 4376 dollars and the total represented 1 percent of the regular payroll for the year.
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Cleveland
Lincoln Electric Co
James Lincoln
Mack Rae Found Guilty and Fined in Drunk Driving Case
Hollywood CP report says singer Gordon Machine was convicted of drunken driving by Municipal Judge Duhan Beck who fined him 400 dollars. He entered court before trial, initially sought a jury, and was 34 years old. Police said he failed sobriety tests after a car collision set off a four-car chain reaction.
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Hollywood
Gordon Machine
Duhan Beck
Open Democratic Convention Pledged to be Open and Unstacked
Washington reports Senator Mike Monroney says the 1956 Democratic convention will be open and unstacked against Kefauver or any rival. Kefauver announces his bid with hope of support from Truman and others, plans vigorous campaigning and key primaries in New Hampshire and California. Stevenson, Harriman, Williams also in the mix, with Stevenson embracing Kefauver into the race. Republican side notes Eisenhower’s potential reelection after a heart attack and a New Hampshire delegate slate favorable to him.
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Washington
INS
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Harry S. Trumans
Paul Douglas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Michigan
Mennen Williams
California
New Hampshire
Florida
Frank Kalsentine
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
GOP
Eisenhower
U N attempts to end deadlock in Security Council seat draw
United Nations delegates met in hasty conferences to break the deadlocked rival claims for the UN Security Council seat expiring January 1. The General Assembly debated a drawn lot plan after weeks of ballots, with Maza of Chile drawing Yugoslavia and the United States and Britain backing the plan despite opposition from the Soviet, New Zealand and others.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
U.S
Henry Cabot, Lodge Jr
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Maza
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Dedge
Dixon
Lodge
France
Herve Alphand
Vasily V. Eznetsov
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
Bricker First to Enter 1936 GOP Race as Favorite Son
In Columbus Senator John W. Bricker became the first declared candidate for the 1936 Republican nomination, chosen as Ohio GOP favorite son alongside H. Chapman Rose as second choice. The state party backs President Eisenhower for the national ticket, with Bricker entering to satisfy election laws without undermining the president’s renomination, 56 delegates to the San Francisco convention. Governor Lausche plans Democratic delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Ohio Republican State Central and Executive Committee
Bricker
H. Chapman Rose
Ohio Gop
Ohio Party
Rose
Frank J. Lausche
Ridgeville case recalls old zoning decision on trees
In Ridgeville, 18 month old Ridgeville Township Board of Zoning Appeals ruling was questioned as Ermest Waldecker of Center Ridge Road faced a Justice of the Peace court for selling Christmas trees from his roadside stand. May 24 1954 board ruling allowed sale of agricultural items. Justice Curran held Waldecker may continue selling trees until further hearing, pending whether Christmas trees are agricultural.
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Ridgeville
Waldecker
Justice of the Peace
James Curran
Curran
Man Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
James K. Jones, 47, of 82 West Mt Street, was fined $50 plus costs after pleading guilty in Municipal Court to reckless driving. He had been charged by city police with leaving the scene of an accident.
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Lorain
James K. Jones
West Mth St
Jones
Wage Hikes Sought by Lorain City Workers Union
Frank Horvath of Local 4283 USW IO announced that about 120 city department workers have asked Lorain City Council for wage increases. He noted prior requests were ignored and contrasted with industry gains including 25 cents an hour plus pension, medical, and insurance benefits this year. He did not specify the amount sought.
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Lorain
USWIO
Frank Horvath
Horvath
FBI Charges Extortion Try Against Miami Publisher
FBI arrested a year-old youth, son of a minister, on extortion charges after a two-page letter demanded 690000 from John Schmidt, publisher of the Miami Herald and other papers. He was seized near a dumpster in a Negro area alley as he prepared to collect the money. Agents made the arrest within half an hour of surveillance.
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FBI
John Scmidt
The
Miami Herald
Peter Napoleon Williams Jr
Alles
Williams
Hed Wath Paren
Union Calls Westinghouse Loan a Bribe in Strike Stand
Pittsburgh Union leaders label Westinghouse offer of 100 loans for 56 000 striking workers a bribe to break the strike. IUE officials say the gesture implies failed back to work efforts while company executives defend it as a modest holiday aid and optional for employees. The plan would distribute loans at plants starting Monday to eligible workers and some non strikers or those recalled. Federal mediator Murray met Friday with company negotiators to seek a new approach.
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Pittsburgh
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
IUE
al Hartnett
Robert Neids
Westinghouse Conference Board
Gwilym A. Price
Pierce
Price
United Electrical Workers Ind
Daniel Marcureil
UTE Dist
Netote‘ors
Nerotiahons
Iwo Jima Typhoon Alert Reported
Iwo Jima faces a typhoon alert as weather authorities indicate a potential storm threat. Military and weather officials monitor approaching conditions with expected impact on operations and air and sea activity.
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Iwo Jima
TV Set Burns at Anderson Home on Oberlin Avenue
Lorain firemen reported a television set and stand damaged by fire last night at the home of David J. Anderson on Oberlin Avenue. Firemen said the blaze was caused by defective wiring. Anderson did not provide an estimate of the damage.
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Lorain
David J. Anderso
Tim Oberliin
Anderson
Jealous Man Admits Torch Slaying Of Two
Oakland police report Gerald Cornwell, a jealous mechanic, confessed to torch slaying of his former girlfriend and her new love after trailing them to night spots and watching them sleep before dousing their bed with gasoline. He said it was impulsive and that he still loves her. Alice Franklin, 37, and Robert Leo Hand, 27, died after the bedroom exploded.
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Oakland
Calif
Gerald Cornwell
Cornwell
Alice Franklin
Robert Leo Hand
Vihaigh Comaell
Four Children Die In Texas Hut Fire And Blast
Four children aged seven months to three years died Friday when an explosion and fire destroyed a hut seven miles north of Mission Texas. Fire Chief Ray Landry said the aluminum hut collapsed in flames and the bodies were found charred. The mother had briefly stepped outside. the children were the Mercades and Moeneermatas, grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Mercade and Mr Mercadet.
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Mission. Tex
Missoin
Mission
Ray Landry
Land
Bey
J Eva Mercada
Amadeo Mercadi
Mare de Rosarol Moenermata
Mana de Moeneermata
Ard
Tee
Mr and Aire Vercente Charlee Monfertata Minneata
Bombing in Athens Leaves Hall Furniture Damaged
Reports from ATHENS indicate several persons were held in connection with a bombing in the main hall that caused destruction of furniture. A fire started by the blast was quickly extinguished. Authorities believe a time bomb hidden under a chair triggered the explosion.
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Athens
Greete
CP Pace
Tashtute
Bosh Misimal Sa
Four Women Die In Texas Nursing Home Fire
A pre-dawn blaze at a nursing home near Beaumont Texas killed four women. Investigators cited a possible defective electrical device as the fire source and said the alarm system failed to alert residents in time.
Thief Breaks Into Vacant Anonville Apartment
An individual entered a vacant apartment in Anonville on Thursday and stole only the kitchen sink, leaving the rest untouched. Police were alerted and are reviewing surveillance footage. No injuries reported.
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Anonville
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