Reynolds Hurls 3-Hit Shutout Against Tigers
Reynolds returns from a hip injury to toss a three hit shutout as the Yankees rout the Tigers 9 0. Willie Miranda belts his first homer of the season and Mickey Mantle adds his 19th. Detroit’s Ted Gray allows ten Yankee hits before exit in the seventh. Wayne Belardi and Ray Boone supply the Tigers’ two hits.
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Allie Reynolds
Willie Miranda
New York Yankees
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ted Gray
Bob Miller
Tigers
Gray
Reynolds
Ray Boone
Bill Tuttle
Wayne Belardi
Tiger
One Dies Six Injured In Swimming Outing Crash
A Terre Haute outing ended in tragedy when a loaded watermelon truck struck a car carrying youths. Edward Stewart, 16, died shortly after hospital admission at St Anthony's. Rose Marie Williamson, 18, remained in critical condition. Driver Leo Montgomery Jr., 17, and four other occupants were only slightly injured. The truck driver Larry McKinley, 19, was uninjured.
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Terre Haute
Edward Stewart
St Anthony's Hospital
Rose Marie Williamson
Leo M. Montgomery Jr
Larry D. McKinley
Sullivan
Boxing match drive plans outlined for fall bout at St Nicholas Arena
Officials meet to discuss a fall bout featuring Andrews who weighed 152 pounds and Chiocca with a mixed reception from judges. The event, tied to a drive fundraiser, will be held at St Nicholas Arena with Leo Birnbaum and other officers listed as officials. The outcome and plans center on a seven rounds match with a controversial decision in Andrews favor by referee Harry Austin.
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Ce Saney
Wis Eave Sa
Corsica
Monay
YMCA
St- Nicholas Arena
Andrews
Leo Birnbaum
Nick ‘Gambolo
Flmo
A. Funk
Mccarthy
Mobert
Harry Austin
Ebbets
Ri Ie Chicca
Indianapolis
David
Elkhart
Bath
Atty
David Hunter
Clinton
Awart County
Jor
International Association of “SyRa
AFL
Ained
Chaperon Declares Rules Too Strict in Panama Miss Panama
Mrs Leona Sears of Panama City says she was appointed chaperone Miss Panama due to church opposition to Miss Universe in Central and Latin America. She found the rules too strict and feared safety concerns, noting she could not even take Miss Panama shopping with her.
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Long Beach
Cal T
Republic of Panama
Leona Sears
Panama City
Central
Latin America
Latin
Danish Import Beats Graham in 10 Round Match
In Brooklyn at Eastern Parkway Chris Christensen of Denmark upset 3 to 1 favorite Bill Graham by split decision in a ten round bout. Referee Teddy Martin ruled Christensen 5 to 4 on the AP card, while judges Stewart and Grant gave Graham 6 to 3 and 5 to 4 respectively.
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Brooklyn
Chris Christensen
Rusty Bill Graham
Eastern Parkway
Graham
Christensen
Teddy Martin
Dane
Dave Stewart
Bert Grant
Christen
Toll Road Route Report and McCarthy Hearings Scene
A report on the Toll Road Commission restudy of the east west route through Fitchburg Mass is discussed amid McCarthy era pressure attempts. Subcommittee figures and staff exchange blame over subpoenas and defense work links as a house hearing unfolds with names including Suokko Mattson Cohn Judelan Maikinen and Eiie Schine cited in a tangled political backdrop.
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Diana Toll Road Commission
Gary
Graham
Fitchburg
Iter
Parcial
Ask
New York
Recah
Swan
Man
Dillon Geiker
Bloomington
Commission
John Stelle
Brazil
Teto
Larry Carr
Cohn Resigns After McCarthy Inquiry Fallout
The account details Colm Cohn’s alleged resignation and surrounding pressure as McCarthy era hearings unfold. It notes calls for staff resignations, statements about loyalty tests, and remarks from Everett Dirksen and Karl Mundt. The piece cites The Tribune and The Mirror on possible resignations and Cohn’s stance on staying to fight.
Russia to compete in 1956 Olympics in Melbourne
Inter national Olympic Committee head Avery Brundage indicated the Soviet Union has given every sign it will participate in the Melbourne Games. Brundage, in Moscow on a European trip with IOC officials, addressed questions about official relations with Australia after diplomatic breakups earlier in the year. Also mentioned are global health and consumption notes including snakebite mortality and per capita ice cream intake.
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Russia
Moscow
Avery Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
Sid
Australia
Melbourne
Brundage
Soviet Union
Asia
World Health Organ
Heat Waves Slam Midwestern Cities With Record Temps
The Weather Bureau logged extreme heat in Butler Missouri at 106 degrees and Wichita Kansas at 105 while Columbia and Kansas City Missouri hit 104 Tulsa Oklahoma reached 108 and St. Louis Missouri 104 Local relief was scarce with only scattered showers. Little Rock Arkansas saw an afternoon shower and a 106 reading on Sunday Cooler readings persisted in the Great Lakes and Northeast, while the Pacific Northwest remained cool.
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Weather Bureau
Butler
Wichita
Kan
Coimbia
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Middlelantic
New England
Great Lakes Region
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Dresser Chambermaids Report Odor In Room In Smothering Case
Coroner Roy B. Storms said the girl’s lungs showed signs of possible smothering though no blows or bullet wounds were found. An autopsy was inconclusive due to decomposition and the body was sent to Indiana University Medical Center for tests. Police could not locate a man who registered as Jack O Shea and was last seen Friday. A New York street dress he gave proved suspicious and a New York car sent the hotel to a nearby garage.
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McCarthy
Nist
The
Tribune
Wojchowski
Coln
United States
Colin T
Senh
Wojdhow Everett Dirksen
Iti
Karl E. Mundt
RSD
FBI
New York Mirror
Cohn
Cap
Francis Carr
James N Dull
Sub-Lana
Donald Surine
Thomas A Poena Lavenia Glatis
the Mirror
T Yates C. Holmes
Edward Gar
Morat Arly
McCar
Dirksenthy
Allis Cohn
F Chalmers
U.S
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
William Teto
Ashby
Mass
United Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Rostov
Reds
Alipost x Teto
Waino Nisila
Waino
Roy B. Storms
Indiana University Medical Center
Jack O'Shea
New York Street
New York
Mystery disappearance of Dorothy Poore near Elm Hotel
June graduate Dorothy Poore vanished after last seen at a nearby Claypool hotel. Her mother notes she would not lie with a man, while hotel staff described O Shea as wild-eyed after a nosebleed. Mother plans interview with O Shee agency. man tied to finance firm.
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Tiegiel
Hinton “High School
Claypool
Kirl
O'Shea
Hazel Poore
Clinton
Sfeeto
Lilly Dancy
Dorothy
Controversial 232 Million Pension Bill Faces Hurdles
Senate approval stalled as HouseRules signatures lag with 218 needed to move the veterans pensions and compensation measure. In Norfolk, Norfolk, about 450 Japanese sailors prepare to retrieve two American destroyers leased to Japan, training aboard Ellyson and Macomb. In Texas, mass roundup of Mexican laborers continues while Brownsville jail escape leads to quick rearrests. Montgomery police and Air Force investigate a Yankee airman charged with a crime amid clashes between northern airmen and teens near Maxwell and Gunter bases.
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Norfolk
Japan
United States
AIR Force
Montgomery
Yankee
Maxwell
Gunter Air Force Bases
Capehart project partners clash over profits and loans
At a Dayton hearing, Cowen of Shawnee and New Yorker David Moss dispute $908,000 profits from a 2000 apartment project. Capehart says windfall. Moss argues funds were builder’s profit under FHA rules. Five percent fees and stock in the project are noted. loans to Page Manor stockholders cited amid tax questions on profit treatment. Mortgage amount and construction costs are listed, with loans and excess mortgage noted.
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Ht Field
Dayton
Ohio
K Cowen
Shawnee, Okla
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
David Moss
New York
Ready
Builders’ Group
Air Force
Capehart
Cowen
Moss
Page Manor
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties Witt 1
William B ily 80 died Monday noon at his Shirley home. Survived by widow Sandy and five sons. services at Tondo and Son Funeral Home, McCray Cemetery burial, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also includes Joseph P. Clem Sr. 38, obituary details with family and cemetery information. Continued notices list survivors and arrangements in Mechanicsburg area.
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Withe
William Bily
Shirley
Tondo and Son
McCray Cemetery
Fneral
Sandy
Lee
Robert
Fred
Ames
William
Newcastle
Daiylvia Shrout
Anderson MRS LYDIA FE POTTER Died after illness at 76
Mrs. Lydia Fe Potter, 76, died last evening at her daughter's home in Anderson after a three month illness. She moved from Jamestown Tennessee three years ago to live with her daughter Mrs James Buch at 2026 Walnut St. Funeral arrangements: Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home and Marion Freeman Funeral Home in Jamestown. Survivors include three sons, four daughters, a brother, five sisters, and other relatives. Interment in Pewee Cemetery near New Columbus.
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Lydia FE. Potter
Ly Potter
James Buch
Walnut St
Potter
Jamestown
Tenn
Waltz and Hiday
Marion Freeman
Jameown
Wavery Rosenbaum
W. A. Scales
Armthwaite, Tenn
Robert Jones
St Ley Tenn
Ben Davis
Kansas City
Della Wheeldon
de Wheeldon
Milton Wheeldon
Meridian St
St. John’s
Ihe
Salvation Army Hall
Rahbek
Liam J. Rawlin
Anderson
East Maple, Jr
Cooper
Wood
Rowe
Teintyn
Frankton
Wil
Thelliam
Glen Carmony
John Raxmend
King
George Sand
Jury finds Dr Small insane in civil suit case
Mrs Small and Mrs Lack sue Dr Small after a jury verdict. She says she is not vulnerable to the action while he is jailed at Allegan. Dr Small plans a sanity hearing. if found sane he may be freed. Alan E Schwartz counters that criminal innocence does not bar civil liability.
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Che Ciie
Severe Heat Wave Forecast From Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau station reports extreme heat with highs in the 90s to 100s after a brief surge last week. Forecasters predict hazy skies and scattered showers later, with relief expected to be spotty across the state on Tuesday.
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J. S
Yuarte
Funeral rites mark party member's burial in Pendleton
Funeral services were held yesterday at Central Methodist Church Pendleton Ave with internment at Marion cemetery. The youth, who would have entered Anderson High School's senior class with September's semester, was linked to the party. In Bismarck mixed pig births reported, Hampshire sows on the William Morris farm produced two litters three weeks apart. the first had six black with white belts, the second eight were all white.
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Central Methodist Church
Pendleton Ave
Inter
Marion
Anderson High School
Bismarck
N. D
William Morris
French Premier Mendes France submits Viet Nam ceasefire plan
Western sources say Mendes France proposed a partition based on the 18th Parallel to evacuate Hanoi and Haiphong while demilitarizing key areas in the Red River Delta and rebel zones south of the line. A neutral armistice commission would oversee demilitarization as a condition for a ceasefire by July 20.
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Cvomwen Vom Pate
Dong
Mendes-France
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red River
Paralel
Indochina
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U.S. Rubber Co
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Goshen
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Egan
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Dumm
Herman Markle
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Fred Willits
Madison
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Mechanicsburg
Joseph P. Jem Sr
St John's Hospital
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Clem
Simon and
Clara Crai Clem
Delco Remy Division
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Levi Luton
Allen Bethel Church
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Donald
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Roy
Doris Brower
Mac ‘Ooding
Alice Wallace
Markleville
James
Trary McUne
Mestor
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Son
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2Nd St
Jackson Park
Floyd J. Summers F
Floyd J. Summers
W.ath St
Harold Rozelle
Hr. Lanahan
First Church
Beecrove Cemetery
Muncie
Cooper Issu Hiece
Everett C. Collins
Everett Collins
Bail Memorial Hospital
Collins
Robert E. Colins
Stevens
South Side
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Halleck
Charles
Rensselaer
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William G. Stratton
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