Democratic Vanguard in Chicago Shapes Kefauver Drive
Chicago reports show Democratic leaders and campaign operatives outlining Kefauver’s path to the nomination. Kefauver headquarters opened at the Sherman Hotel with Russell’s team at the Conrad Hilton as supporters tout civil government experience and southern appeal. RP: Kerr claims about 150 first ballot votes, Sparksman backs Kefauver’s southern edge. Browning criticizes GOP platform as McKinley-friendly and Eisenhower-tailored. Civil rights plank gains mixed reception from Sparksman.
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
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Poor Relief Fund Dwindling Under Strike Burden
The county welfare bill for 181 strikers’ families tops $3,800 weekly, rising as the strike enters its seventh week. Welfare Director C G Waterhouse warned funds may run out by late August unless more money is found, with only $10,234 left and a $50,000 ask reduced to $20,000 by the budget commission, while regular relief runs about $14,000 to $15,000 monthly.
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Cleveland Area Weather Outlook With Heat Run High
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, hot and humid conditions, and scattered evening thunderstorms. A few showers and cooler air expected Tuesday morning with clearing by Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures peak this afternoon at 95 degrees and drop to around 67 tonight. Southwest winds near the lake at 15 mph, higher with thunder squalls. Barometer steady at 30.12 inches.
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Reds Request New Recess In Korean Truce Negotiations
In Panmunjom Korea the Communists asked for a two day recess in talks to study a new United Nations proposal to break the deadlock over war prisoner exchanges. The U N did not reveal what occurred during ten daily secret sessions. A separate protest claimed American planes attacked Manchurian soil during the Pyongyang raid.
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Korean War Central in Election Campaign Struggle
Washington insiders say the Truman administration and Democratic strategists plan a broad counter-offensive on Korea as a campaign issue. They aim to rebut GOP charges about troop withdrawal, stalled talks, and the effort to spin the war into the presidential contest.
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Passenger dies when car hits guard rail near Vermilion
Kenneth F. Waechter 32, substitute carrier at Brooklyn Post Office Station, Cleveland, was killed at 5 30 a m Sunday when the car he rode in struck a guard rail on Route 6 three miles west of Vermilion. Passenger Sam A Butera of 3359 West 129th Street Cleveland survived, treated for shock. Waechter formerly worked for Cleveland Welding Co.
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Cedar Point
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Historical Society To Meet Tomorrow
Members of the Lorain County Historical Society will meet tomorrow night at the Brownhelm Congregational Church for a chicken dinner at 7 30. The 8 o clock meeting will feature a history of the old Brownhelm area and a display of related articles.
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Cruiser Overturns During High Speed Chase
New London police officer Julius Holden escaped serious injury when his cruiser overturned at Town Line Road while pursuing a speeding vehicle about three miles southwest of New London at 2 a m. Holden, 55, suffered minor cuts after both cars allegedly traveled over 75 mph. The speeding driver fled, and an investigation is underway with the name kept by Police Chief Kenneth Murr.
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Professor Carl F. Vogel Dies At 82 After 16 Years At Capital U
Dr. Carl F. Vogel, education professor at Capital University for 16 years and former Woodville Normal College faculty member, died Saturday at age 82. He served 50 years as secretary of the Board of Pensions of the American Lutheran Church and authored several textbooks.
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Truman gains rest as virus limits White House schedule
Washington reports President Truman is confined to his quarters with a mild virus infection and cancels engagements including a presidential conference with Sen. Kerr. Press secretary Short noted Truman grew worse yesterday and will rest as the nation weighs his fitness.
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Red Dean Defies Britain as Communist Advocate Sparks Outcry
Dr Hewlett Johnson, dean of Canterbury, sparks protests for endorsing Chinese charges against the U S germ warfare claims in Korea. Conservatives petition Queen, Archbishop Fisher to act, but church says no legal means to discipline him. Johnson was named dean in 1931 by King George V and joined Communism after a 1936 visit to Russia.
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Student Nurse Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Lake
Beverly Warren a 20 year old student nurse at Elyria Memorial Hospital nearly drowned Saturday night at Hole in the Wall beach west of Beaver Park. Jeanette Myers and seven friends noticed her missing and Ralph Steigerwald rescued her after contact with her in shoulder deep water. She received artificial respiration, was taken to St Joseph's Hospital and regained consciousness before being released. Warren has ten months at the hospital and lives in Geneva.
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Lorain Man Hurt In Fall From Tumble Bug
Alton Urig, 33, of 12914 West Lake Road Lorain, was taken to Amherst Hospital with a severe leg injury after falling from Crystal Beach Park ride the Tumble Bug. He tumbled from the car onto a surrounding fence, suffering a severely gashed knee, possible leg fracture, and other injuries. Crystal Beach manager said it is the first accident on the ride since 1938. Urig, his wife and two children were at a family picnic when the incident occurred.
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City Managers Meet in Toledo Against Ohio Focus
Toledo hosts two day gathering of 27 Ohio city managers as the City Managers Association of Ohio convenes Thursday and Friday to discuss local government issues and cooperation.
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Elyria Woman Injured As Truck Hits Car On Rice Road
Mrs. Ruth Parker of 226 Spruce Street received lacerations to chin and knees when her eastbound car on Rice Road near Amherst collided head on with a farm truck driven by Seymour Norton 39 of Quarry Road Amherst Norton reportedly lost control while waving to a friend Neither Norton nor the boy Martin 11 a newspaper carrier riding with Parker were hurt Norton cited for driving left of center on the 14 foot wide road
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Child Falls From Car In North Olmsted
Elaine Meyer three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest W Meyer of Bronson Road North Olmsted, remains serious after falling from a moving auto while returning from Sunday school at Fields Methodist Church. The aunt, Miss Virginia Meyers of Miami Florida, drove the car with four siblings. door opened spilling Elaine onto the pavement about 25 feet behind the van. She was taken from her home to Berea Community Hospital with possible skull fracture and lacerations.
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Motorcycle Rider Injured in Route 57 Crash
James K. Burns 37 of Fairview Park was hospitalized at 1 40 am Sunday with a fractured collar bone and possible skull fracture after his motorcycle skidded off the pavement on Route 57 south of La Porte. He was thrown about 25 feet as gravel at the curve caused the loss of control according to deputies.
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Strike Talks Resume As Steel Labor Meet Hangs On CIO
The Pittsburgh steel strike’s fate rested with the CIO United Steelworkers and their Wage Policy Committee as industry proposals for a $5 a ton price rise and a compromise union shop faced union review. Government officials pressed for a signed contract first while leaders warned no final arrangements were in place.
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Philip Murray
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U.S. Steel
Jet Planes and Bombs Arm New Navy Supercarrier Forrestal
Newport News Va The keel lays for the aircraft carrier Forrestal the proposed super warship to be the world.s largest battle ship with a flush deck for jets and atomic bombs. It will cost about 218 million dollars, carry around 100 aircraft and four catapults launching up to 32 planes in four minutes, and exceed 30 knots.
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Polka Patience Sparks Boston Divorce Demand
A Boston woman seeks divorce over a persistent polka dancing habit by her husband. She alleges he always leads with polka on any tune, prompting the split. Chronicle Telegram Want Ads offer quick help to sell or buy with expert ad-takers.
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