Lorain Man Fatally Struck by Truck On Broadway
Homer Henry Neptune 79 of 51 Fifth St Lorain died after jaywalking on Broadway near Ninth St Witnesses said he halted in the street as a truck approached The driver Wilbur Lewis Sr 26 of 3515 Ada Ave said braking failed to stop Neptune near the middle of the road Death caused by a fractured skull Neptune was a former Lorain High School science teacher and longtime city employee Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday at First Methodist Church Burial in Wooster family lot He is survived by his wife sister and brother
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LHS
Homer Henry Neptune
Fifth St
St. Joseph Hospital
Broadway
Ninth St
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W2bur Lewis Sr
Ada Ave
Iruck
Beth
Lewis
Zig Dombrowsch
Oberlin Ave
Schwartz Home
John Green
First Methodist Church
Wooster
Students Protests Over Integration Shut Down in Washington
In Washington four thousand white students at Washington Senior and Junior High cut classes to protest racial integration. Police dispersed a mass protest of about 300 at Anacostia as unidentified adults allegedly urged demonstrations. Four demonstrators were arrested, including two juveniles, amid stern warnings that mob rule would not be tolerated.
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Washington
Anacostia
Third Section High School
Greenspun Sues McCarthy Over Ex Communist Remark
Las Vegas publisher Herman M Greenspun sues Sen Joseph R McCarthy for slander over an October 1952 rally claim that Greenspun is an admitted ex Communist. He seeks 1 million dollars in general damages plus exemplary and punitive damages. The article also notes widespread school absenteeism and protests tied to integration tensions.
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Las Vegas
Herman M. Greenspun
Joseph R McCarthy
Wis
Greenspun
Las
Stur
Eastern
Sousa
Kramer Stuar
Stu
Lar
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Hine
Taitl
Kramer
Stuart
Taft
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Baltimore
Security Council May Get Call From the Soon
Denver awaits a possible NSC call as President Eisenhower backs a German rearmament accord and school integration moves. White House aide Cutler to brief, with decisions pending on Denver participation this week. The London conference yields a key diplomatic breakthrough amid U.S. foreign policy plans.
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Washington
Senhower
Eisenhower
Security Council
Robert Cutschools
White House
National Security Affairs
NSC
London
Aganda
Council
West
Cutler
Policy Committee
Europe
United States
Denver World
Dulles Delays Nationwide Radio TV Address
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles postponed a nationwide radio and television address to report on the allied agreement to rearm West Germany, officials said today.
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Amherst
Charles Wilson
London
Germany
Eisenhower
John Foster
Lorain News
Dulles
Oberlin
Butler
Wellington
Washington
John Foster Dulles
West Germany
December Draft To Take 23 000 Men for Army
The Defense Department asked the Selective Service to draft 23 000 men in December all for the Army. The call continues the rate that has prevailed since last July.
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Washington
INS
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
French Spy Labrusse Acknowledges End War Motive
French spy Roger Labrusse, 40, told officials he sought to end Indochina war and warned he relayed military secrets to Baranes, jailed revolutionary editor. Labrusse, hospitalized with kidney ailment, denied being a Communist spy and faced the Ke Resseguier magistrate as Baranes pressed for the data.
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Fred Painton Baranes
Paris
Roger Labrusse
France
Andre Bar Jshaken
Pierre Iies
Labrusse
Defense Committee Department
Baranes
Red
Liberation
Mili
Lary Tribunal
Jean de
Resseguier
Aig
National
Deviot Immediately Availablefense Committee
Adenauer urges nine power pact approval
Chancellor Adenauer called for full hearted approval of the London nine power agreement to integrate West Germany into the Western defense system. He said the pact fills a dangerous vacuum and that Germany stands ready to join the defense structure when realized. Observers note Saar dispute not referenced in his speech.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
London
West Germany
Saar
France
Italy Yugoslavia Sign Agreement Dividing Trieste
Italy and Yugoslavia signed an Anglo American sponsored accord that partitions Trieste after nine years of dispute. The pact ends a Western defense gap and allows withdrawal of 4 000 American and 3 000 British troops. Ambassadors Manlio Brosio and Vladimir Velebit signed at the British foreign office.
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London
Maly
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Adriatic
Italy
Manlio Brosio
Vladimir Velebit
Port Shutdown Highlights Trieste Treaty Accord
International Longshoremen’s Association and British officials ended a six month dispute over back wages and secret talks. The settlement, backed by the United States and Britain, divides Trieste into Zone A controlled by Italy and Zone B by Yugoslavia with minor frontier changes. The Trieste port is declared free to serve Italy, Yugoslavia, Austria, and others.
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International Longshore
Our Men’s Association
ISA
Llewellyn Thompson
Geoffrey W. Harrison
Thompson
Harrison
United States
Britain
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Italy
Austria
Relief Fund Pool All Transferred
County Auditor Frank Ayres said the relief fund pool is fully transferred for expenditure and will be exhausted next month. The budget commission moved $20,000 of the $46,486 balance to Lorain city for relief, with the remainder to the county welfare department. further state funds are expected after depletion.
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Frank Ayres
Budget Commission
Lorain City
County Welfare Department
State Welfare Department
Ayres
Shipping Tieup Threat Stuns Nation’s busiest Port
Shipping spokesmen warn the new strike could divert millions of dollars in cargo and cripple the port’ s operations. The last ILA stoppage cost the port 500 million in lost cargo and business, with three leaders jailed and fines totaling 92 500 dollars. The current order, backed by the union, halts all pier work except military docks and follows a unanimous rank and file vote. The Wage Policy Committee issued the strike order after 25 locals rejected a two year contract with a no strike clause.
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ILA
Gort
Piant Cunard
Independence
S de de France
North River
John A. Burke
AFL
New York Shipping Association
Four waves of planes threaten Taipei and Quemoy area
Four waves of unidentified planes caused a 43 minute Taipei blackout and one wave neared 15 miles of Nationalist headquarters in Chiang Kai-shek's capital. No bombs or gunfire were reported. Reports also said Communist forces massing paratroopers and junk fleets near Quemoy amid invasion predictions.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai- Shek
South China
Quemoy
Fukien
Quémoy
Comrany
Chang Yi Ting
Chang
Deposits Tied to Powell Debacle in Housing Scandal Hearings
Senate Banking Committee heard that Clyde L. Powell, former Federal Housing Administration official, deposited 135 365 dollars more than his government salary over a decade. Powell showed no income besides his FHA pay on tax returns, with 218 630 dollars deposited at Riggs Bank from 1935 until his suspension last April. A Riggs representative testified Powell received an 8486 dollar draft to Rocco Degrazia on June 2 1948, linked to a Chicago gambler. Degrazia and 10 other witnesses were to testify.
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Washington
Senator Banking Committee
Clyde L. Powell
Federal
Powell
Senate Group
Federal Housing Administration
Riggs National Bank
Homer E. Capehart
R) Ind
FMA
John R. Cocker
Riggs Bank
Simon
Rocco Degrazia
Chicago
Pullman Strike Ordered For Oct 1
The Order of Railway Conductors has ordered a nationwide strike against the Pullman Company beginning Oct 1. The walkout will affect 1,600 Pullman conductors on all lines except hospital troop trains, with a demand for a five-cent hourly wage increase and a third week of vacation.
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Cedar Rapids
Ja. Cup
Pullman
R. O. Hughes
Chicago
Classified Ad Sells Skeletons for Science in Hong Kong
A Hong Kong Morning Post Wanted ad seeks human skeletons for scientific studies, prompting a Chronicle Telegram reader to note the ease of placing personal ads. The cheeky message highlights the flexible use of classified ads for unusual requests.
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Hong Kong Morning Post
Chronicle-Telegram
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