Athens to Host National Legion Chief for Ohio Tour
J Addington Wagner, national commander and attorney from Battle Creek Michigan, will visit Athens to dedicate the new $40 000 home of K T Crossen Post near the west city limits. Mayor Peter B Lees proclaims American Legion Day and urges participation in the post celebration. Wagner will be joined by top Ohio Legion brass Department Commander Phillip Lustig and Department Adjutant Joseph Deutschie, with a State Highway Patrol escort. The delegation includes past commander James Waronselier and Post Commander James M Vercoe.
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Athens
J. Addington Wagner
Ohio
Battle Creek
Mich
K. T. Crossen
Peter B. Lees
Legion
Arder Wagner
Phillip Lustig
Adjt
Joseph
Deutschie
Paul Kinsey
James Waronselier
Lancaster
Legion Autos
James M. Vercoe
No Trouble Arises King Cole Receives Ovation in Louisville
In Louisville Alabama last week King Cole drew about 10 000 white and Negro fans at the Jefferson County Armory. Detectives mingled as the singer spoke of fearing a Birmingham attack and was escorted to the armory by city police. Several others connected to the North Alabama White Citizens campaign were sentenced Wednesday to jail and fined for the April 10 attack on an Alabama-born Negro. Mabry and several Birmingham associates received fines and terms while others involved faced charges.
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King Cole
Louisville
Ala
Jefferson County Armory
Birmingham
Undn
Mike Fox
E. L. Vinson
Orliss Wade Clevenger
Jesse W
Mabry
White Citizens Council
North Alabama
White Cities Campaign
Ex Soldier Teardi Acquitted Of Perjury Charge
Former Army Lt Aldo L Teardi was acquitted of perjury in Washington after a defense motion to drop the indictment. He had been accused of falsely denying involvement in the 1944 World War II murder of USS Major William V Holohan in Italy. An Italian court sentenced him in absentia. Teardi, 25, now works as a Pittsburgh real estate broker.
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Washington
Forme Army
Aldo L. Teardi
William V. Holohan
Italy
US Dist
Richmond B Keech
Teardi
Pittsburgh
Icardi
House Armed Services
Stevenson Declares Israel Here to Stay in Pittsburgh Rally
In Pennsylvania campaign stop Stevenson, seeking the Democratic nomination, told a Pittsburgh crowd the United States should make it clear to Arabs that Israel is here to stay. He tied the line to his "peace prosperity" slogan, criticizing a shaky peace and the failure of prosperity for many small businesses.
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Harrisburg
Adla
Stevenson
United States
Israel
Tevenson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Must Have Had A Given By Mr Phone In Ad
A fragment describes a rental ad by a Mr who phoned in to cancel. It mentions rooms bedrooms a fur nace extra nice and an address apel ist may ave with a contact number 2238 oF 230. The note highlights high demand for rental units and urges owners to list vacancies with Messenger For Rent ads via phone 31242 to reach thousands of readers.
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Messenger
Margaret Will Wed Saturday in Independence
Quiet anticipation filled Independence as Margaret Truman prepared to wed E. C. Daniel Jr., a New York newspaperman. Daniel, due in from Kansas City by air about noon, would be a house guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Daniel Sr., with a big family gathering at the Truman home that evening to introduce him to relatives.
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Delaware
E. C. Daniel, Jr
New ‘York
Margaret Truman
Kansas City
Margaret
Daniel
E. C. Daniel Sr
Debulon
N. C
Truman
Ohio Public Employes Restore Rights Statewide move on annuity and service credit
Ohio public employees can restore their annuity rights and contributing service credit lost when they withdrew contributions, per an opinion to Fred L. Schneider, executive secretary of the public employes retirement system. Crime scene details in Marcus Hook report follow, as Sun Oil ammonia plant blast injures workers.
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C. William
Ohio
Fred L. Schneider
London
O'Neill
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Britain
Marcus Hook
Anthony Midnight
Sun Oil Co
Eden
Marcus
Bulgania
Soviet Leaders Visit London Cenotaph Ceremony
Bulganin and Khrushchev toured London and solemnly decorated the Cenotaph memorial in Whitehall. A wreath from the Soviet leadership was placed with lilies and red roses as security kept order and the crowd observed in a chilly, restrained ceremony marking the shared memory of gallant warriors.
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Khrushchev
Whitehall
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Russia Joins West in Atoms for Peace Plan
Russia backs an international atoms for peace agency as part of a 12 nation charter with the United States. The plan aims to spread peaceful atomic power and fuel access to developing countries under UN auspices. The conference includes the Soviet Union and was set to meet in New York in September after a State Department announcement of February 27 meetings.
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Russia
John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
New York
State Department
Eisenhower
Ousted teacher fights to regain Denvertown post
Slim Jack Eberle, 25, bespectacled, testified at a Denvertown school board hearing he paddled students including five girls to maintain order. He faces ouster on charges of paddling young girls, teaching Bible in class, and insubordination. He said the classroom resembled a town meeting and that he only tapped four girls but admitted whamming one twice after she resisted. He also claimed religious questions were discussed during noon recess and that county superintendent W C Porter said it was permissible.
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Mcconnellville
Slim
Jack W. Eberle
Denvertown
Eberle
Judy
Jed
Life Begins Bible Church
W. C. Porter
Civil Rights Plank Urged by Humphrey at Rally
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged the Democratic Party to adopt a strong civil rights plank aligned with the Supreme Court school integration ruling. He will participate in a two day rally in Washington starting Friday, signaling unity on the issue amid cautious campaign planning.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Lausche Opposes Driving Tests for Ohio’s 2 Percent
Gov. Frank Lausche rejects plans by Highway Safety Director A. C. Felty to require driving tests for about 2 percent of Ohio’s drivers who have never been examined. He argues the driver should not endure testing and other methods should reach the aim.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Highway Safety
A. C. Felty
Wowemen Weanee
Dems Ignore GOP Support On Soil Bank
Democratic leaders push for farm policy changes despite GOP backing for soil bank legislation. Speaker Rayburn indicated possible action without details while Rep Poage warned a farm bill may not pass before July. Senate support includes 45 members with four Democrats. House Republicans largely back Eisenhower plan.
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Rayburn
D-Tex
Poage
Senate
Administration Soil Bank
House
Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier wed in Monaco ceremony
Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier in an hour long religious ceremony at Monaco Catholic cathedral. Pope Pius XII sent blessings. The couple spoke vows after a civil ceremony made her Princess of Monaco. The rite featured a stylish, stage managed sequence with aides guiding poses and actions.
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Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Rainier
Pius XII
Gilles Barth
Mon‘aco
Grace
Principality
Dairy Price Increases Tied to Government Action
Government measures raise dairy product prices to help farmers. Butter gains 2 cents per pound, milk 1 cent, cheese 1 cent, and milk for manufacturing up by at least 1 cent per pound or quart in major urban markets. Distributors must pay dairymen more as federal orders regulate sales. The move aims to curb potential producer milk strikes and stabilize dairy income.
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Wadshinutun
Masenowners
Agriculture Dairy Products
Desort
Sect Forbids Union Ties Sees Labor Roles For Brethren
In Washington a sect known as the old German Baptist Brethren was advised by Secretary of Labor Mitchell and Theo. Kammbola to pursue industry collaboration while avoiding labor unions. About 200 engineers and sales executives from 100 firms attended a technical sales conference with Bituminous Coal Research Inc. delegates, as four step program proposals to address fuel shortages were discussed.
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Washington
Oin
Bretheren
Secre- Columbus
Tary
Mitchell
Theo
Phil C. Kammbola
General Cou- Coal Research, Inc
National Labor
T. S
Spicer
Fuel Techno
Pennsylvania State Uni
Torogram
Friendship Emphasized in Moscow May Day Slogans
In Moscow the Soviet Union highlights East West friendship in the annual May Day slogans. The celebration centers on unity and cooperation between nations, underscoring ideological solidarity and world peace through collective work and harmony.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bowles on Ideas and Nations in Baker Lecture
Former ambassador to India Chester Bowles warned in Cleveland that dynamic ideas and dedicated people drive change, noting the upheavals in China India Egypt and the Middle East over a decade. He argued power rests in ideas, not just steel resources or raw numbers.
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Cleveland
America
India
Daughters of the Rardeau Balloting After Nominations
Balloting proceeds today in Rardeau Missouri for top officers of the Daughters of the organization with polls opening after Wednesday night nominations. The scene centers on a key candidate and the race for the third post as patriotic groups seek leadership.
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Daughters of the Rardeau
Women's Patriotic Organization
Iui
Charles Carroll Haig
American private jailed 18 years by U S military court
Private Sidney Ray Sparks 23 of Tennille Ga was convicted by a general court martial on robbery breaking and desertion charges and sentenced to 18 years hard labor in a Soviet prison context. The case links to secretive Countersub units amid Cold War tensions in East Germany.
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S. Army
Berlin
Kay
Eoost
U. S
Sidney Ray Sparks
Temkan
Iran
Tennille
East
Nixon Credits GOP Dems in Prosperity Talk
New York Nixon credits Democrats with helping create national prosperity while criticizing the current Republican government for risking socialist trends in basic American institutions. He spoke to Brand Names Foundation's eighth annual dinner audience, saying credit for prosperity should be shared among political and social groups. The speech emphasized praise for bipartisan factors and warned against drift under Washington’s three-year philosophy of government.
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New York
Nixon
Brand Names Foundation
America
Washington
Russia Claims Jet to Fly 3000 mph
The Daily Telegraph reports the Soviet Union has developed a jet missile capable of speeds over 3000 mph and a range of 180 miles. The claim is attributed to an unnamed German rocket scientist who spent six years in Russia.
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Russia
London
Daily
Teleraph
Soviet Union
Cease-fire agreed between Israel and Egypt
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced an unconditional cease-fire on Israel and Egypt borders to take effect tonight at 7 p.m. BST. The move follows ten days of talks with Israeli and Egyptian leaders, aiming to ease border tensions and reduce frontier forces. The Arabs demanded lifting shipping restrictions in the Suez Canal, a point outside the mission’s scope.
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Jerusalem
Dag Hammarskjold
Iarael
Egypt
Israel
David Beni Gurion
Hay
Cts
Hammarskjod
Suez Canal
Clared
Verdict Near as Indonesian Captain Dies on Subversion Trial
Long trial in Indonesia over subversion charges ends with the death of Captain eungschiager who led intelligence at Jakarta from 1646 to 1648 and later returned to a post with an interisland tipping firm.
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Eungschiager
Indonesia
Jacarta
Interisland
Ambassadors Open New Round in US Prisoner Talks
In Geneva two diplomats from Uy and Wang Ping-nan of the Communist China met for the fourth time in nine months of negotiations over Americans held in China and related issues.
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Jenevar-Atwomsemaars Uy
Wang Ping-nan
Communist
China
Ching
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