Officials Test Secret Sites Gillette Available For Post
Washington opinion piece reports lame duck Sen Guy M Gillette may accept an Eisenhower administration offer to become assistant secretary of state in charge of United Nations affairs if such a post is offered He says he would be interested for world peace work but notes no official contact The idea is to boost bipartisan support for policy with Democratic advisers expected rather than a full state department post Kee, 54, currently holds the U N affairs post after coming out of retirement a year ago
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Washington
Guy M. Gillette
Eisenhower
United
Gillette
Administration
State Department
John Foster Dulles
U.N. Affairs
Daiv Kee
Eisenhower Tests Government in 30 Secret Emergency Sites
President Eisenhower and top officials tested the federal government's ability to operate from about 30 dispersed emergency sites outside Washington in case of an atomic attack. Some 2,000 federal employees left the capital to reach secret headquarters while communications were the main focus of the drill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Varias
White House
Executive Mansion
Defense Mobilization
France and Tunisia Draft Joint Ultimatum to Terrorists
In Paris French and Tunisian leaders prepared a joint ultimatum to North African terrorists offering pardon if they surrender and extermination if they resist. The plan involves emissaries entering Tunisian mountain areas to relay the offer while authorities hunt down outlaw chiefs who reject the terms. Negotiations were to continue over the weekend as regional violence persisted in Algeria and Morocco.
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Paris
Pierre Boyer de la Tour
Boyer de la Tour
Edgar Faure
Christan Fouchet
Tahar Ben Ammar
Tunisia
France
Algeria
Mo Ikosco
Chinese Red Planes Raid Island With Minimal Bombs
Chinese Communist bombers attacked the Nationalist held island Toumen near Tachen, dropping three bombs after a pre-dawn raid. Nationalist fighters escorted the raid, all planes returning safely to Formosa. In Quemoy, artillery exchanges raged as Communist guns targeted Nationalist positions and villages, with reports of fires and casualties.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tachen
Chang Kai-shek
Billy Mitchell
Tui
Toumen
Quemoy
Amoy
Queimoy
Stocks Near All Time High At Week End
United Press reports stocks hovered near a historic high as the industrial average approached its Sept 3 1929 peak. The industrials gained 91 cents to 378.01, rails led with strength, utilities edged up, and 16,791,320 shares traded, the highest weekly total since January 1951.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Rails
Washville
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Louisville& Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
United States Steel
Zenith
Superior Oil
Cai‘Moria
American Potash
American Woolen
Eastman Kodak
Texas Co
Standard] Oil of California
Cities Service
Navarre links Paris leaks to Vietminh tactics change
Gen. Henri Navarre testified at a military tribunal that Communist Vietminh forces likely benefited from information leaks from Paris. He cited a July 1953 Observateur note and said the leak could explain a drastic Vietminh tactical shift three months later. An army board was ordered to investigate the charges.
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INL
Henri Navarre
Indochina
Navarre
High Command
Magis
Trate Jean de Resseguier
National Defense Commission
Army
Observateur
National Defense Committee
Vietminh
Jed
Drug Charges Dropped in Cleveland Narcotics Case
In Cleveland federal court two men, Joseph Zingale and Raymond J. Lamarca, had conspiracy charges dismissed and were returned to Milan Michigan federal prison to complete earlier terms. The case involves an alleged narcotics ring with 14 defendants at trial and multiple guilty pleas noted by U S officials.
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Cleveland
Milan
Mich
Joseph Zingale
Raymond J. Lamarca
Charles McNamee
U.S
Sumner Canary
Washington
UPI
Edward T
Thes
Edward Cheyfitz
Toledo
Ohio
Q. Lamb
Who Communications Commission
Tians
Chevititz
Lamb Case Accessed To Take Depositions
The FCC hearings in Toledo focus on whether Lamb, publisher of the Erie Dispatch and owner of WICU, is tied to Communist causes and Marxist discussions. Testimony details Lamb denying conflicts with party lines while associates discuss his links, prison locations, and past funding. The license renewal for WICU looms as the central issue amid calls for further witness testimony.
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Hallis
Ani
Federal Penitentiary
Fort
Leavenworth
Kan
Statchel
Danbury
Conn
FCC
Walter Powell Jr
Thas G
Lamb
Toledo
Erie. Pa
Dispatch
Chewfitz
Note Helps Identify Hit And Run Driver In Glassport
A passer-by left a note on Wilfred Couture’s parked car at 1885 Lake Ave after a hit and run on West St around 11 30 a m. The left side of Couture’s car suffered minor damage. Couture reported to the police to decide whether to file charges if the offender’s car is identified.
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Great Lakes
West St
Wilfred Couture
Lake Ave
Couture
Ex Grid Player Gets Probation for Mail Theft
Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood placed James Shag Thomas aged 30 on three years probation for mail theft. A former Ohio State University football player, Thomas had been sentenced to one year in federal prison and played in the Rose Bowl before turning pro with the Green Bay Packers.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
James
Shag) Thomas
Thomas
Ohio State University
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee woman awarded 7200 in damages in auto accident case
A Milwaukee jury awarded Mary Jane Newman twenty seven hundred? actually 7200 in damages for loss of a woman's normal advantage. Her attorney said Friday that a 1951 auto accident injured her ankles and prevented her from wearing high heeled shoes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Jane Newman
Miss Newman
Emergency Aid At St Joseph Hospital
Two people received emergency treatment in the past 24 hours at St Joseph Hospital. George Koehn, 49, of 222 West 20th Street, had a foreign substance removed from his left eye. Perthia More, of 234 West 12th Street, was treated for a head laceration after being struck by a stone.
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Lorain
Lpast
St. Joseph Hospital
George Koehn
West 20Th St
Perthia More
West 12Th St
la Stone
Widow blocks return of 10-year-dead man to home
EDINBURGH United Press James Martin aged 39 was declared dead after vanishing in 1944 during a Navi air raid and spent a decade in London. He reappeared seeking entry to his home and wife who, hearing he is alive, refused to admit him over her mistaken belief in his death and her pension claim.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
James Martin
Martin
Scot
London
Bramely
Winchester
Navi Air Rai
United Week
States Army
Min
Parksustry
National Insurance
Officer Sentenced To Dismissal and Appeal Planned
AUGUSTA GA AP An appeal to the Pentagon or the secretary of defense is planned for 2nd Lt Charles C Anderson convicted by a general court martial of mistreating troops He faces dismissal from service and forfeiture of pay and allowances The 10 man panel found him guilty on six counts of maltreatment of his men four counts of conduct unbecoming an officer and one of conduct prejudicial to good order He was acquitted on six other counts His attorney Maj William B Carne called the case unique noting over aggressiveness in training rather than lack of aggressiveness He plans to seek higher authority if needed
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Charles Anderson
Kit
U.S
Spencer Hamrick
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Pentagon
Any
Land
Rom
Charles C. Anderson
William B. Carne
Anderson
Andersson
Carne
Tram
Savi
Lorainite Booked After Disturbance in Weet Math Street
Lorainite residents disturbed by a man at doors asking admission saying men were after him and murder was mentioned. Descriptions led to arrest at an Oberlin Avenue tavern of Viral James Lafferty. He faced intoxication charges. Three others arrested on intoxication charges: Charles McKinley Morelock, Vermilion. Leonard Davis, Lorain. George Arthur Giverson, Lorain.
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Lorain
Weet Math Street
Arre
Aoman Peand
Alen
Price
Cin Ke Alar
West Sath St
Othrs
James Lafferty
Oberlin Avenue
Lafferty
Charles McKinley Morelock
Fulford Ra
Cut In Spending For Unessential Things Promised
Washington reports Clarence Cannon will chair the House Appropriations Committee next January. He vows to quit spending money the country does not have for things not needed. He will test proposed appropriations by whether the nation can get along without them, beyond the taxpayer impact. Cannon says the budget is farther out of balance than when Republicans took power, but he won’t specify where new economies will come from.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Missouri Democrat
Eisenhower
Congress
Cannon
iNouse
U N Vote Delayed By Menon At United Nations
At the United Nations the United States Britain and Prussia opposed Indias lead on a major atomic energy project. Arishaa Menon of Trias delayed a vote on the Eisenhower blueprint for a global atomic clearing house. Lodge and Natling rejected direct participation while Vishinsky signaled support. The proposal would involve more than six nations and seeks to consult all governments before ratification.
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Britain
Prussia
India
Presser Basephower
Vo Ok
Arishaa Menon
Tria
U.N
Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Shire
Anthony ‘Natling
Menon
International “Clearing House’ Agency of Atomic Mmaterials and Data
Agvandiac
Mertens Mae Pe
Ace Lively
Andrei Vishinsky
France
Canada
Belgium
Australia
South Africa
Break-in Reported At Elyria High School Offices
Police are investigating a break-in on the second floor of the Elyria High technical building. Principal Lloyd Hennings reported the incident at 7:30 p.m. Officers spoke with Heawings and three custodians, including Mrs. Catherine Anderson, who found damaged office doors and a pried store room door, with nothing apparently stolen.
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iElyria High School
Iinto
Lloyd Hennings
Heawnings
Catherine Anderson
Ten Named for Jury Duty Monday in Lorain
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced today the names of ten persons summoned for jury service Monday. Joseph E. Glass Romex Coon Mary Hewitt Elaviar Rose Binns Elsie Smith Clarence Stalla Angels Korra o David Forbes Lorain Russell Guide Edward Bosworth
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Joseph E. Glass
Columbus $i
Romex Coon
Woodford Ave
Mary Hewitt
Hamilton Ave
Elaviar Rose Binns
Tenth St
Elsie Smith
Washikden Ave
Clarence Stalla
St. Angels Korra O
David Forbes
W. 22Nd St. Lorain
Russell Guide
Three Lorain establishments entered. nothing stolen
Burglars hit Rudy Ebinger Coal Co and Leidertafel Club in Lorain but fled without stealing. A third attempt at the Polish American Citizens Club failed after a janitor interrupted the duo. A register and checks totaling 159.86 were found at the Leidertafel site. police investigated.
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Lorain
Rudy Ebinger Coal Co
Denver Ave
Leidertafel Club
Kelly Pl
Earl Nokes
East Ave
PACC
Ignatius Harbart
Harbart
Ipalice
Chicago Police End Bull’s City Jaunt
An escaped bull roamed downtown Chicago during rush hour as police and railroad workers chased it through Grand and Milwaukee streets. After several confrontations the bull charged a railroad detective, who was fatally wounded by the animal before police finally shot the beast.
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Bull
Hubbard Packing Company
Rairoad
Pehce
Frank MacCah
McCahil
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