GOP Executive Committee reshuffled amid Eisenhower push
The Republican National Committee named two new members to its 15 man Executive Committee aiming to bolster Eisenhower allies. Taft backers were dropped and replaced by Ray Bliss, with Walter Hallanan promoted to vice chairman as Taft influence remains evident in the reorganizing. Taft and Eisenhower allies collaborate ahead of the November campaign. Bender plans a September 23 campaign speech in Cleveland with Eisenhower.
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Brown
Ray Bliss
Walter S. Hallanan
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New York
George H. Bender
Truman Plans Stumping Tour Across 24 States
President Truman will begin a two week whistle stop tour on September 27 spanning 24 states. Planned stops include Seattle Washington October 2 and New York City October 11 with speeches in various river and dam regions.
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Shenandoah, Ia
Buffalo
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Taft To Appear With Ike In Two Large Ohio Cities
Congressional aide George H. Bender stated Taft will appear with Dwight Eisenhower in Cincinnati on Sept 22 and in Cleveland the following night. Taft will introduce Eisenhower in Cincinnati and will speak at Cleveland. Bricker will introduce both candidates at the Cleveland event. Firemen responded to a street blaze on Cedar Street near Second Avenue, where kerosene bags burned but caused little damage.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather: Warm Tonight and Sunday
Forecast calls for fair skies and continued warmth in Northeastern Ohio. Tonight and Sunday see low temperatures around 66 with lake winds shifting from north to south. Barometer steady at 30.20 inches.
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Eisenhower Sees Long Peace-Building Challenge Ahead
New York crowds hear Dwight D. Eisenhower say restoring global peace will be a tremendous job for 155,000,000 Americans for years. He emphasizes honesty and integrity in government as the campaign’s core cause and urges volunteers to base unity on those ideals. He vows four years if elected to pursue this aim, praising disciplined spirit alongside organization.
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Worst Of Central Texas Flood Past
Floodwaters from the Guadalupe and San Marcos rivers merged and crest near Gonzales four miles north of town. Seven people drowned or died in flood related accidents as hundreds of families returned to damaged homes and 74000 acres of crops faced new losses. Authorities warned flood damage statewide could reach millions.
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Three Die in Weekend Plane Crash Near Jackson
A small monoplane carrying three men on a fishing trip crashed and burned in a cornfield ten miles northwest of Jackson Michigan at about 6 am EST. Victims were Calvin Topps 28 Hudson Mich Robert B Morgan 39 Fox etc O Biendale Waldron Mich and W Bowers Waldron Mich. All three were burned beyond recognition.
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Man Killed in Collision Near Urbana
Fred L Matson aged 49 from Kenia died yesterday after his vehicle collided with a car driven by Robert Rieder of Urbana. The crash occurred four miles south of Urbana on Route 63.
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Coal Talks Progress Indicated
Washington sources say John L. Lewis and miners may seal new contracts with hard and soft coal industries before the strike deadline a week from Monday. Progress is cautious with strike still possible if major snags arise. interim anthracite accord expected next Tuesday with a 20 cent per ton increase into the welfare fund.
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Turnpike Ruling Not Expected Before Oct 13
The Supreme Court is not expected to rule on the Ohio turnpike's constitutionality until after October 13. The suit, filed by Lucas County residents Carl Baicu, Raymond Greene, and Joanne Greene, claims the 241 mile road would reduce their property values. The Ohio Turnpike Commission has 25 days to reply to the petition.
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Ridgeway Warns of Deterring Aggression in Europe
In Suressnes France General Matthew Ridgway states US troops are returned to Europe to deter aggression or crush it to earth if needed. He warns Russia by implication during dedication of a World War II memorial in the American Cemetery outside Paris attended by 40 generals and senior officers and honoring 1,441 Americans killed in World War I. Former Secretary of State George C. Marshall dedicated additions to the cemetery chapel.
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Record Heat Grips U S With New September Highs
The United Press reports a nationwide heat wave with many cities posting new September records. Chicago reached 95.6F, Cleveland 98F, Detroit 96F, while Manhattan neared 90F and New England stayed cooler. The pattern signaled an unusually hot stretch lingering into next week.
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Ruling Sought on Police Right to Enter Home Without Warrant
Police Chief C E Andress calls for opinion from the attorney general on whether officers may forcibly enter a private home without a warrant while pursuing a fugitive. The request follows an incident in which Sergt David Szabo and Patrolman Louis Rees entered Gordon Kearns home at 427 Second Street at 12 20 am Sept 3 seeking Kearns brother Joseph on a reckless driving warrant.
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Dulles and Mitchell Clash On Foreign Policy Charges
Washington leaders from both parties heatedly debated the administration’s foreign policy. Joan Foster Dulles blasted Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Governor Adelia Stevenson, while Stephen A. Mitchell accused Republicans of isolationist risks if Eisenhower wins. Dulles accused Acheson of fear and dismal counsel and Acheson retorted containment policy threats.
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GOP
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Truman appoints UN delegation led by Dean Acheson
President Truman named a 10 member U S delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Secretary of State Dean Acheson will head the group with five representatives including Warren Austin and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt among others. Five alternates were named led by Phillip C Jessup.
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Truman
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New York
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Phillip C. Jessup
Senate
Large Crowd To Hear Bricker
A large crowd in Lorain Constance is expected to hear Senator Bricker at a cam paign meeting Monday evening at the Antlers Hotel Lorain. Bricker seeks re election and will speak plus several state candidates are slated to attend. North said few tickets remain and addressed related campaign details.
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Loran County
Vehicle Crash Snafu Hurts Auto at Kamms Store
Pittsburgh resident Frank Baznik started a truck to hear a screech and found a car crushed beneath it. The incident occurred near Kamms at 320 Broad St where the motor was knocked by the impact and the scene was described as extended play stock.
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Frank Baznik
Baznik
Kamms
Broad St
Senate probes possible negligence in B-36 storm damage
Senators opened an inquiry into Air Force handling after a Texas tornado damaged 106 B-36 bombers and destroyed one at Carswell AFB Fort Worth. Officials said 37 planes were repaired and back in service. the fleet remains the Air Force's intercontinental striking force and the subcommittee questions why so many were concentrated at one base.
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Senate
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
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Carswell Air Force Base
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Carswell
Endorsement by AFL in presidential race eyed
New York The American Federation of Labor could vote to endorse a presidential candidate at its annual convention opening Monday. The 752 delegates from 110 unions, representing over 3 million members, will debate action on presidential and congressional campaigns before the Sept 24 close. Eisenhower and Stevenson are to address the convention.
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Robert M. Lafoliette
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Adlai E. Stevenson
More Ohio 37th Soldiers Sent Overseas
Former Adjutant General Leo Kr ner announced 1000 more men from the 37th Division will be drafted for overseas duty in October. He spoke at the Ohio National Guard Convention in Columbus before returning to Camp Forest. About half the new draftees will be from Ohio and the rest from neighboring states.
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PUC To Re Study Order Limiting New Gas Heating
Columbus The Public Utilities Commission will review its gas heating installation limit at a semi annual supply investigation. The earlier order froze new gas heating except at East Ohio Company of Cleveland and was later eased to allow limited additions.
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Woman Fatally Injured in Maumee Incident
A woman identified as Mrs Elzsbeth Went of Cleveland was fatally injured in an incident west of Maumee. Police reported a vehicle collision involving a domestic situation. Further details and official statements are pending investigation.
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Desperate Escapees Hunted In Mountains
Allentown authorities and FBI agents chase three fugitives who escaped from the Northeastern Federal Penitentiary. They are identified as Nolan brothers and Elmer Schuer, with raids across five counties and into New Jersey and New York. They stole cars, looted, kidnapped a farmer and a family, and stabbed a university employee.
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Buttler University
Power Plant And Supply Center Hit In Korean War Attacks
U S planes struck Susho power plant in northwest Korea with 300 tons of bombs across the Yalu from Manchuria. Navy bombers from carriers Princeton and Bon Homme Richard hit Hoeryong and Musan targets near the Manchurian border, destroying eight barracks at Hoeryong and damaging others. South Korean infantry fought Finger Ridge as Chinese reinforcements pushed back the advance and repelled two counterattacks on Capitol Hill.
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Malik Protests Denied as UN Council Accepts Five Nations
At the United Nations Security Council in New York the five applications of Japan Libya Laos Cambodia and Vietnam were approved in three separate votes despite Malik urging referral to the Membership Committee. Malik returns to Moscow likely next week as Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin is set to arrive in New York Monday.
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Boy Taken From Tree After School Evade Incident
In Madison Wisconsin a seven year old boy climbed a tree near a school bus stop and remained there briefly before the school dismissed. His mother objected and police arrived taking Alvin to school in a squad car.
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Twin car collision prompts Vancouver safety council meeting
In Vancouver British Columbia two vehicles collided creating a roadside mess and prompting observers to discuss driving safety. The incident underscores the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads message about locating housing and selling unused items.
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