Eisenhower Ready to Press Atomic Control Plan at U N
President Eisenhower travels to New York to outline a fresh approach to postwar atomic control at the United Nations General Assembly with Churchill and Laniel backing. The Big Three aim for a Berlin Four foreign ministers note and renewed European defense discussions amid German rearmament talks.
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Bermuda
Eisenhower
New York
Russia
Britain
Churchill
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U.N
Joseph Laniel
France
Indochina
West Germany
Daniel
London
U. S
State Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Berlin
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Saar
Germany
Ben Gurion resigns as Israel's premier
David Ben Gurion resigns as prime minister of Israel after 68 years and submits his resignation to President Izhak Ben Zvi. He says he is too tired to continue and plans a temporary retirement to the desert as an elder statesman with a four room prefabricated home awaiting him.
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Ben-Gurion
Israel
Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Izhak Ben- Zvi
McCarthy Appeal Draws Telegrams and Letters
The White House reported 17 629 telegrams and a large mail volume after Sen. McCarthy urged halting U S aid to nations trading with Red China. Officials said Western Union backlog could exceed 1 700. McCarthy claimed more telegrams than White House figures and pressed public pressure to the president.
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Washington
White House
Sen.McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
U. S
World Nations
China
Murray Snyder
Western Union
Snyder
McCarthy
Mc Carthy
GOP
United States
Eisenower
Dal Jles
America
Red China
McCarty
Dr Kaufman Buys Zane Rest Home
Dr H B Kaufman of 2207 Wilmer Street purchased the Zane Rest Home at 707 Adair Avenue from Mrs Mary Dovenbarger and leased the building to Lloyd and Mary Broughton who operate it as Broughton Nursing Home. There are 21 residents. Mrs Broughton is a registered nurse and Mr Broughton is a salesman for Rittberger Brothers. Mulvey and Mulvey handled the sale of the rest home and adjacent lot.
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H. B. Kaufman
Wilmer Street
Zane
Adair Avenue
Mary Dovenbarger
Lloyd Broughton
Broughtons
Broughton Nursing Home
Broughton
Rittberger Brothers
Mulvey and Mulvey
Death of 103-Year-Old Alexander McCool in Hamilton
Alexander Joseph McCool died at his Hamilton home at age 103 after a brief illness. He had been in good health until about a week before his death, with the obituary noting his long life in the community.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Alexander Joseph McCool
Toll of Dead Mounts to 30 In Big Mississippi Twister
The Mississippi city of Vicksburg faced a devastating tornado Saturday night with at least 30 dead and 28,000 affected. Rescue crews worked in freezing weather, power outages lingered, and President Eisenhower declared the city a disaster area. Twenty-five million dollars in damage was estimated as efforts continued to locate victims and aid recovery. Officials reported 10 children among the dead and relief came from grocery donations and volunteer helpers across Mississippi.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Vicksburgs
Civil Defense
Eisenhower
Old City
Jack Palermo
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Saenger Theater
Happyland Nursery
Mrs. Pedicord Dies in Battle Creek Michigan
Mrs. Cora Armstrong Pedicord 80 of Battle Creek dies at Battle Creek Sanitarium hospital after years of ill health. She was born November 28 1872 and married Dr J N Pedicord in 1896. Surviving daughter Marjorie Meister son Dr James Pedicord brother Miles Armstrong sister Mrs Glen Barber and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Battle Creek listed.
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Cora Armstrong Pedicord
Battle Creek
Mich
J. N. Pedicord
Battle Creek Sanitarium Hospital
Pedicord
Calhoun County
Michigan
Alfred
Angeline Armstrong
John H. Kellogge
James Pedi
Newark Road
Miles Armstrong
Glen Barber
Farley Funerial
Dean-Ransom Funeral Home
Masked Gunmen Take Bonds From Osceola County Man
Two masked bandits robbed 77 year old Charles Strayer and his wife at their Osceola County home. They took more than 100000 dollars in government bonds and about 1300 dollars in cash after forcing Mrs. Strayer to open the safe. Sheriff Fred Huisman identified the victim and noted the ransack occurred during a domino game.
Pearl Harbor Day Services Mark 12th Anniversary
Arlington National Cemetery hosted services marking the 12th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. The ceremony featured remarks by Melvin A. Cash, Assistant Secretary of Defense, and was sponsored by the American Veterans of World War I.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Pearl Harbor
American Veterans of
Asst
Stary of
Defense
Melvin
A. Cash
Zanesville Bus Workers Weigh Postponed Strike Amid Holidays
The Zanesville Rapid Transit Company bus drivers and mechanics delay a walkout vote to Friday amid mediation talks led by E L Phillips. If rejected, a 12 30 a m Wednesday strike would halt school buses serving 150 pupils. workers seek 25 cent hourly raises from 1 37 and 1 60, while the company offers 3 cents.
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Lewis Jones
Zanesville Rapid Transit Company
Jones
Zanesville Publishing Company
E. L. Phillips
Columbus
Harry Arnold
Newark
Ohio Rapid Transit Company
IRT
Phillips
Arnold
Donald Summers
Chanics
Fair Weather Forecast Extends Pleasant Conditions
Forecasters predict continued fair and sunny conditions for the area with temperatures in the 50s tomorrow after a day that saw a high of 51 and a low of 28. Winds reached 37 mph from weekend tornado activity in Mississippi, while showers yesterday relieved drought with about a quarter inch of rain.
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Mississippi
Births Deaths and Hospital News in Brief
Classified and society notices tease a page of local items. Deaths and hospital news mingle with society briefs and sports updates, all drawn from a single newspaper segment.
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UU Comics
Ereerrerseeret Radio-Tv
Striker Admits Auto Bombing in Lancaster
Columbus police say a North American Aviation employee and CIO United Auto Workers member admitted dynamiting a nonstriker's car in Lancaster during the strike. police hold nine other strikers in connection with the bombing and four other incidents in Columbus. no charges filed yet. The company offers a 25000 reward. union spokesmen deny knowledge of the bombings and call for bargaining.
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Columbus
Ohio
North American Aviation Inc
Lancaster
CIO
United Auto Workers
Sabre
Frank Wallick
Ellsworth Hart
Harts
Wealthy Widow Calls Off Plans to Marry Dempsey
Mrs Estelle Auguste canceled her plans to wed former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and flew to Florida aboard an Eastern Air Lines plane. She said the engagement ended because oil and water do not mix and noted the couple were too different. Dempsey remained at the Waldorf Astoria, later resting at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Dempsey
New York
Estelle Auguste
Jack Dempsey
Florida
Auguste
Waldorf-Astoria
Mayflower Hotel
Canadian Girl, 17 Feared Kidnapped in Scarboro
Police said a 19-year-old man reported being knocked unconscious and robbed by a masked assailant who kidnapped his 17-year-old girlfriend Marion Joan MacDowell near a remote Scarboro Township road. The youth James Wilson was treated for head injuries. MacDowell remained missing after the incident last night.
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Toronto
Ont
Scarboro
Marion Joan MacDowell
James Wilson
Miss MacDowell
Beind
Wilson
Yank Who Quit Reds Marries Virginia Girl
BIG STONE GAP Virginia Corporal Ed Dickenson 23 and Miss Katie Laney 21 wed at the home of his half brother after a months long courtship by mail from Korea. Dickenson had earlier refused repatriation then accepted it and returned home to marry despite Katie's initial non commitment.
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Big Stone Gap
Ed Dickenson
Korea
Dickenson
Katie Laney
Washington
Katie
Corporal
Miss Laney
Grover
Lausche Announces Run for Fifth Term as Ohio Governor
In Columbus Ohio Governor Frank J Lausche released a prepared statement confirming his candidacy for a fifth two year term on the Democratic ticket at the May primary. He argued for continued progress including highway expansion, crime reduction, mental health care and environmental conservation while noting Ohio is in strong financial shape. Political observers expect a rush of declarations from other candidates once Lausches move is clear with several Republicans and one Democrat eyeing possible runs in the wake of his announcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Lausche
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Akron blaze damages plant dust house 100000
A fire swept the American Hard Rubber Company's single story brick tiled dust house in Akron Ohio causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The blaze broke out yesterday and prompted efforts to control the flames. No injuries were reported.
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Akron
Ohio
American Hard Rubber Co
Transit Strike Begins at Canton
Canton Ohio drivers and mechanics of Intercity Coach Lines went on strike disrupting service for about 2500 riders between Canton and Massillon in Stark County.
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Canton
Ohio
Intercity Coach Lines, Inc
Stark County
Here
Massillon
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