President Eisenhower Cooks While On Palm Springs Vacation
President Eisenhower, resting in Palm Springs at George E Allen’s La Quinta home, spends much of his vacation in the kitchen cooking for himself and fellow golfers including Coca Cola board chairman William E. Robinson and Freeman Gosden. The setting features a dedicated kitchen with modern appliances and two swimming pools on a two and a half acre estate. He favors simple, rugged fare such as eggs and a small steak for breakfast, leaving finer cuisine to White House chefs.
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Eisenhower
America
George E Allen
Gethsburg
Washington
Allen
la Quinta
Palm Springs
White House
Tornadoes Not Blamed On Gracie
The weather bureau says hurricane Gracie did not cause tornadoes in Charlottesville Virginia and nearby areas. Meteorologists see Gracie and the tornadoes as related developments from the same warm moist air mass rather than a mother-child link.
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Washington
UPLI
Weather Bureau
Gracie
Charlottesville
South Carolina
Virginia
Gus Sun Dies at 90 Theatrical Booker
Springfield report says Gus Sun age 90, famed theatrical booking agent, died of pneumonia after hip fracture. Born Gustav Klotz in Toledo, he founded the Gus Sun Booking Agency with ten U S offices and later ran acts for county fairs. Early stars linked to Sun include Sophie Tucker, Bob Hope, Al Jolson, Will Rogers, W C Fields, Marie Dressler and Eva Tanguay. He arrived in Springfield in 1904 opening a theater and vaudeville circuit.
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Sun
Gustav Ferdinand Klotz
Toledo
Gus Sun
United States
Gus Sun Jr
Gus
Sophie Tucker
Walter Huston
Bob Hope
al Jolson
Ted Lewis
Will Rogers
Paul Whiteman
W. C. Fields
Marie Dressler
Eva Tanguay
Springfield
Midwest
Nickel Plate Fails To Get Merger Data
The three day Buffalo hearing on merger plans of Erie and Delware Lackawanna and Western railroads ended in frustration for Nickel Plate Line. Examiner Hyman J. Blond refused to order a detailed breakdown of long haul tonnage the railroad might lose. The hearing moves to Washington D.C. where ICC action is expected soon.
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Buffalo
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Nickel Pilate
Interstate Commerce
Hyman J. Blond
Blond
Washington, D.C
ICC
Nickel Plate
Thomas C. Broker
Cleveland
Judge Acquits Weirton Steel of U S Charge
A federal judge ruled Weirton Steel Co. not guilty of violating the Elkins Act by accepting demurrage concessions on 20 cars left on a siding in Western Pennsylvania during a 1956 rail congestion. The government alleged collusion with Pennsylvania Railroad. the court found no negligence or intent to evade inquiry.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Weirton Steel Co
Pennsylvania
John W. Lord Jr
Weirton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worton
Weirter
Local Chronicle Telegram Listing Rates and Holidays
The Lorain County daily notes publication details for October 2 1959 including holiday observances and carrier rates. It lists mail and single copy pricing for Lorain and nearby counties and mentions Ohio wine pricing.
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Gundars
Lorath County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Acion Lorain
Adioinine
Motto Group Names October Motto In Los Angeles
The Motto Group announces its October motto selection in Los Angeles. E V Roberts secretary describes poll results with quirky quotes and notes a new society to be formed named the Johns Society to oppose calling bathrooms.
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Los Angeles
CPD
E. V. Roberts
Moslem Leaders Urge Veil Ban in Aden Protectorate
Religious leaders in Aden Protectorate urged the government to prohibit women in the British protectorate from discarding veils. The decision was made at a meeting in the home of Seyed Zain Addoss, head of the Moslem community.
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Aden
Aden Protectorate
UPD
Seyed Zain Addoss
Steel Union Chief Seeks Negotiated Settlement Amid Looming Oct Return
The steel industry faces a possible Taft Hartley intervention if talks fail to progress toward a negotiated settlement by October. President Eisenhower plans to return from a West Coast trip, having indicated federal action could follow if deadlock persists. McDonald and Cooper signaled resumption of negotiations, with Cooper stating the joint talks would restart.
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Eisenhower
Washington
McDonald
Cooper
Penn-Sheraton
Akron workers join walkout over wage dispute at General Tire
About 1,800 workers gathered in Akron urging roughly 200 General Tire & Rubber Co. employees to return to work after a wildcat strike halted the plant to protest wages tied to a new machine. Meantime General Motors announced layoffs due to steel shortages across several plants, including Sandusky and Cleveland facilities, while Parma Chevrolet began a four day week. Shipping in Cleveland warned of delayed effects from East and Gulf Coast port shutdowns on strike traffic.
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Akron
General Tire & Rubber Co
General Motors Corp
Sandusky
Fisher Body
Cleveland
Parma
Chevrolet
East
Gulf Coast
Coty
Hannah Veers East Unlikely To Hit U S
Hurricane Hannah shifted eastward away from the U S mainland as winds near 125 mph eased. The Weather Bureau warned New England to monitor advisories while center coordinates placed Hannah 4 1/2 miles east southeast of Cape Hatteras with a north northeast drift of about 10 mph. Forecasters expected a more northeasterly course later in the afternoon.
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UPI
U.S
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic Coast Line
New England
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Hannah
Former Panamanian envoy Arias says free to return home
London reports Dr. Robert Arias former Panamanian ambassador to Britain confirms he is free to return to Panama after fleeing during an abortive revolt. He states he is not worried about leaving again and plans to board a plane for Paris.
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London
Britain
Robert Arias
Panama
Paris
Dutch radio operator to face murder charge in Boston case
William M L Van Rie will return to Boston to waive extradition and face murder charges in the death of Chicago heiress Lynn Kauffman. An extradition hearing is set in Brooklyn. Van Rie’s attorney says he is innocent and willing to stand trial. The case centers on Kauffman’s body found Sept 19 on Spectacle Island after a voyage from Singapore.
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New York
UPI
William M. L. van Rie
Chicago
Boston
van Rie
Joseph Fontana
Lynn Kauiffman
Boston Harbor
Brooklyn
Fontana
Jan Rie
Netherlands
Treasury To Offer 5 Percent Notes
Washington reports the Treasury will sell two billion dollars of four year ten month notes at 5 percent interest, the highest rate in 30 years, alongside two billion dollars of 245 day Treasury bills. Officials cite Congress stringency on long term rate ceilings and say subscriptions open next Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Congress
Eisenhower
Swift May Resume Ohio Lamb Buying Amid Strike
Swift & Co president Porter M. Jarvis pledged possible relief for Ohio sheep raisers hampered by the meat packing strike. He stated swift buyers may resume purchasing Ohio lambs, though lambs must be backhauled to Midwest Swift plants as few operate during the strike by United Packers of America and Meat Cutters and Butchers of North America. Agriculture Director Robert H. Terhune warned the strike creates a serious problem for growers with limited markets, causing herd growth and impacting meat quality.
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Columbus
UPI
Swift & Co
Ohio
Swift
Porter M. Jarvis
Robert H. Terhune
Swi
Midwest
United Packers of America
Meat Cutters and Butchers of
North America
Jarvis
Terhune
Agriculture
James P. Mitchell
Onio
West Posse Law Enforced Promptly In San Francisco
In San Francisco a man named Wil ider N. Bentier aged 30 was fined 2.50 for ignoring a police request to telephone for reinforcements to aid an officer in making an arrest. The old posse law, originally written to draft help when needed, was referenced in the enforcement.
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San Francisco
Wilider N. Bentier
Toledo Man Named To New Parole Board
Toledo native Joseph E. Doneghy, 45, was named to the Ohio Pardons and Parole Commission for a term ending April 1, 1961 by Governor DiSalle. A 1949 graduate of Toledo University, he has served in Lucas County Juvenile Court and the District of Columbia juvenile system, with a legal degree from the University of Toledo and a 197 bar admission. He is married with three children and appears in Who's Who in Covered America.
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Columbus
UPH
Joseph E.doneghy
Toledo
Ohio Pardons and Parole Commission
Michael V. DiSaile
Doneghy
Toledo University
Lucas County Juvenile Court
Juvenile Court of
District of Columbia
Lucas Count Assn. ‘of Correctional Workers
University of Toledo
State
America
Vancouver man recovers car with upgrades after theft
The Vancouver Washington man T. E. McClas witnessed his stolen car found in Denver. Police recovered the vehicle on August 10 and it bore new whitewall tires a spotless interior a new clothes rack a repaired generator and a retuned engine indicating an extensive upgrade by the thief.
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Denver
Iups
T. E. McClaskey
Vancouver
Wash
Strike Developments Across Steel and Labor Unions
The United Steelworkers and 12 basic steel firms returned to bargaining amid Taft Hartley Act threats. ILA strike tied up 750 million dollars of cargo and disrupted imports. Auto industry, Chrysler parts plant, and meat packing unions face ongoing contract talks with limited progress and looming settlement deadlines.
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United Steelworkers ‘Union
Basic
Eisenhower
Taft-Harvley
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
Brooklyn
Anthony
Tony) Anastasia
ILA
William V. Bradley
Bradley
Cares
Chrysler Parts
Twinsburg
Ohio
Swift & Co
Slant of America
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Laundromat Sued Over Melted Falsies and Damaged Laundry
A 21 year old woman sues a Washington laundromat after a drying machine melted her falsies and ruined laundry. The shop Warner Wong Inc counters that the heat burned the machine and sought $100. the plaintiff seeks $40 claiming the dryer was set too high. Judge Dewitt Hyde delayed ruling to research liability, noting implications for the dryer maker.
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Washington
UPD
Small Claims Court
Pamela Champagne
Warner-Wong Inc
Miss
Dewitt § Hyde
Firefighters Linked to False Alarms Cited in Bennington
Police in Bennington Vermont report two firefighters attending a state association event staged two false alarms. The CITE police said the men lured responders to incidents, prompting investigations by local authorities.
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Bennington
UPD
State Firefighters” Association
DiSalle Plans Mental Institution Cleanup After Colum bus Visit
Governor Michael DiSalle toured 17 Ohio state facilities including Columbus State Hospital and the Columbus State School for retarded children. He called the Columbus hospital the worst of the sites and warned of fire dangers with minimal night staff. He will issue a memorandum and continue inspections, noting poor conditions and odor.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Columbus State School For
Khrushchev Pleased by Mission Gains and Cautious Tone
Premier Nikita Khrushchev expresses satisfaction with what diplomats call the unqualified success of his American mission. Observers note his Peiping speeches show restraint and caution, avoiding escalation and urging negotiation in regional flashpoints while signaling Soviet confidence at home and in the U S position.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist
China
Mao Tse-tung
Peiping
Soviet Union
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Laos
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Far Eastern
Chiang
Kai-shek
United States
Cohen to wed Beverly Hills woman amid publicized party
Los Angeles reports former mobster Mickey Cohen says he will marry a shipteaser named Beverly Hills after an engagement party. He calls her mature and angelic, age 71, while her husband the carpenter seeks a Mexican divorce.
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Los Angeles
APD
Mickey Cohen
Beverly Hills
McKeesport Furloughs 63 City Employes
McKeesport, Pennsylvania furloughs 63 municipal workers due to a steel strike crippling the city economy. Water receipts halved last month and police and fire personnel are among those laid off. five more employees will be staggered on a week about basis. City officials cite budget constraints and reduced income as the cause.
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Mckeesport
UPI
Anxd
Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Jakomas
Jakomas
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
National Tube Division
U.S. Steel Corp
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