Ohio Labor Inquiry To Resume In Cleveland Probe
Congressional investigators reopen the Ohio labor probe focusing on William Presser, former AFL Musical Maintenance Employees Union chief, and the missing 75000 in the union treasury. Subpoenas target 30 witnesses including Dave Beck and Cleveland labor officials as officials seek to trace the funds and potential links to the Teamsters history.
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William Presser
AFL Teamsters
Cleveland
Ohio
House Government Operations Committee
George H. Bender
AFL Musical Maintenance
Presser
Teamsters Union
Teamster
House Brobers
Amen
Prosser
James P. Foley
Cleveland Police Department
William Finegan
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Cleveland and
Youngstown
Juke
Suboena
Dave Beck
Teamsters International
AFL Structural Ironworkers Union
Two Robbers Shot After East Cleveland Holdups
In Cleveland a holdup duo fled after two robberies at National Loan and Potter’s Wheel. Patrolman Paul Green chased them to a parking lot. Bruns was shot in the face and died, Thomas fatally wounded in the heart. Green also wounded Bruns and Thomas during the confrontation.
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Cleveland
Huron Road
William Bruns
Floyd Thomas
Paul Green
National Loan and Finance Co
Potter's Wheel, Inc
Green
New York Central
Bruns
Thomas
Strike Settled at Kasco Mills Toledo Plant
Production will resume Monday at the Toledo plant of Kasco Mills Inc after workers approved a strike settlement. The accord ends a dispute that halted operations and resumes output under the terms agreed by both sides.
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Toledo
Kasco Mills, Inc
Thanks For Defeat Northhampton Ad Note
Mrs Victoria Rennison bought a newspaper ad to thank voters for defeating her husband Edwin who ran for state representative. She quipped he can stay home to mind his window cleaning business after Tuesday's voting.
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Northampton
Mass
Victoria Rennison
Edwin
France Not Sending A Diplomat To Bonn In Saar Talks
Paris rejects sending a French diplomat to Bonn to reopen Saar talks and says only certain points of the Saar accord remain unsettled. Adenauer faced coalition pressure over potential separation of the Saar borderland and German rearment.
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Bonn
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Doinng
Germany
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Saar
Konrad Adenauer
Pierre Mendes
Jean-Marie Soutou
Adenauer
London
West Germany
Free Democrats
Refugees
Mendes-France
Souton
Bonin
Herbert ‘Blankenhorn
Foreign Office
OFA Seeks Higher Wage Guarantee For Ohio Teachers
The Ohio Education Association plans to ask the Legislature in January to guarantee a higher wage scale for teachers. Executive secretary Walter Bliss said salaries for bachelor's degree holders should rise by 150 a year for the first 10 years, creating a minimum 4.50 per day wage for 10 years experience. The proposal also updates master's degree pay to 3,200 with 10 a year increases over 12 years.
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Ohio Education Association
Walter Bliss
OEA
Bliss
Central Ohio Teachers ‘Association
Atomic Committee Plans Australia Trip Amid Dixon-Yates Vote
The Congressional Atomic Committee holds a full day of testimony on the Dixon-Yates power dispute as eight to nine members prepare a six week trip to Australia and Pacific sites to inspect uranium mines and processing centers. Officials weigh immediate approval of a half billion dollar contract by waiving the 20 day congressional review rule.
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Congressional Atomic Committee
Australia
Herbert D. Vogel
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lewis L. Strauss
K.D. Nichols
Atomic Energy Commission
Frank H. Weitzel
General Accounting Office
Atomic Committee
Pacffc
Dixon-Yates
Congress
Six For Liberace In Mesa County Sheriff Race
Final ballot tabulation shows Liberace with six write in votes for Mesa County Sheriff in Tuesday's election. The tally confirms the limited write in support in Grand Junction Colorado spelling out the unusual candidacy.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Liberace
Mesa County
Duel Of 2 Lawyers In France Postponed
In Paris the pistol duel of honor between two lawyers Biaggi and De Perpes was delayed after the bar association warned against acting as seconds. Biaggi accused Perpessac, defense attorney for arrested communist Baranes, of lies, while Perpessac defended Le Brusse’s leak case. Marcel Heraul, head of the bar, awaited ruling on whether the affair is personal or professional.
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INS
France
Jean-Baptiste Biaggi
Pierre de Perpes
Council of the Order of Lawyers
Biaggi
Perpessac
Mother Receives Letter From Son Listed as Missing
Mrs Hurley L Baumer of Lewisburg Pa reports her 23 year old son Air Force Major William H Baumer listed missing in action since January 12 1953 after air combat over Manchuria. She says a letter postmarked Communist China arrived mentioning fruit preserves and hopes to return home soon.
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Lewisburg
Lewis Bare Meather
China
Manchuria
Hurley L. Baumer
Air Force
William H. Baumer
Arcordine
Jury Indicts Erie Mayor in Gaming Ring Case
The first county grand jury indicts Mayor Thomas W L Flatley of Lake City on bribe and conspiracy charges tied to a multi million dollar gaming ring. Indictments also name Stanley Schwartz and Henry Sovia with others as trials set for mid November.
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Pal d Mi
First County
Thomas WL Flatley
Lake City
Hasmuch
Okfice
Flatley
Mien
Daron McLaughlin
Stanley Schwartz
Henry Socia
McLaughlin
Thiat
Plans For Seaway Traffic Lorain Seeks Authority And Funds
Plans for developing Lorain port to handle St Lawrence Seaway traffic hinge on state legislative authority for a port entity and federal money for the massive improvements. City officials say approval is needed this term, with studies and a $330,000 engineering probe to justify development.
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Lowain
Larwin
St. Lawrence Seaway
Servier
Wallace Chapla
Chapla
John C. Jaworski
Lorain
Port Comenor
Frank J. Lauschie
Gaillard
Washington
Uition
Great Lakes
Forain
Cresapenihe
Opty
Chapt
Cleveland
Vincent Halliday Charged With Wounding Miss Long in England
Vincent Edward Halliday was charged on Friday with wounding Dors Long with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Halliday allegedly stabbed Miss Long and later told her he was sorry, claiming he thought she was his wife.
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England
Ups
Vincent Edward Halliday
Dors Long
Hig
Miss Long
Fabian Finds Blythin Is Glutton For Work
Inspector Robert Fabian reports Judge Edward Blythin presiding in Cleveland as Dr. Sheppard case looms. The defense benefits from Adelson testimony while notes and procedures are questioned, with commentary on pathologist practices and courtroom tempo.
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Fabian
Robert Fabian Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Dr. Sheppard
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