French Troops Press Rebels in Morocco Dead Reach Near Eight Hundred
French troops and Foreign Legionnaires pursued rebel bands in Moroccan villages as the death toll from weekend riots across French North Africa neared 800. In Algeria, quick action restored order though violence persisted in Morocco with French forces using tanks and jet planes against terrorists as Premier Antoine Pinay and others U.S. officials sought options to hold North African holdings.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Foreign Legionnaires
France
Edgar Faure
Aix le Bains
Algeria
Constantine
Paris-Presse
iJed
Rocco
Americans End Tour Of Russia
A group of U S farmers educators and newsmen returned to Berlin after a monthlong tour of Soviet farmlands in Russia Ukraine and Siberia. Dean Lambert said exchanges could ease tensions and expand understanding noting friendly Russians and a desire for further similar exchanges. Ferris Swen and others described peasant life as simple and lacking in luxuries while American wealth disparities seemed vast. The delegation left with a 14point plan to improve Soviet agriculture urging more machinery less central control and USRussian expert exchanges.
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W. V. Lambert
University of Nebraska Agricultural School
Berlin
Russia
Ukraine
Siberia
Dean Lambert
Ferris Swen
Newark
Ohio
United States
Margaret II Marked Quietly at 25 in Royal Birthday
A fragmented report notes Margaret’s 25th birthday observed at Baimora Castle with family and church ceremonies. The event references Queen Elizabeth and traditional royal duties as a sisterly crowd gathers for a quiet celebration on a Sunday.
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Itain
John Lamb
Prince Mi
Warden Robbed in San Quentin Cell Block
San Quentin prison guard H A Bain surrendered his wallet containing 108 dollars after a masked inmate forced entry with a sharpened knife in a pillowcase. The incident described as an embarrassing grand larceny highlights security lapses at the California facility.
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San Quentin
Calif
H. A. Bain
Bain
District of Columbia Transit Strike Ends
Washington buses and streetcars resumed service as AFL transit workers ended a 12 day stoppage. The settlement came after the city granted Capital Transit Co. fare increases to offset a 15 cent hourly wage boost for drivers and mechanics. Stanley G. Brook, 75, president of the D L Auld jewelry firm and director of Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co, died yesterday.
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Washington
AFL
Capital Transit Co
C&soe
Columbus
Stanley G. Brook
D. L. ‘Auld Jewelry Company
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Dixie
John le Law
Uatom
Yeet
Srnsty
Fom
Sar
Stata
Seon
Tne
MOODY
Cs ‘Ste
Mystery Snake Seized After Frantic Box Incident
A perplexing incident centers on a killer snake kept in a box and later linked to a public meeting. The injective tale references Rev. William Vernon of Virginia and a confusing sequence of events surrounding a moving sundae.
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Killer Snake
Willam Vernon
Eke Va
Nanaling
Ical
Sunda
Faiy
Valentine
Faye
Evers
Sub sightings off Sweden deepens wartime tension
Three unidentified submarines were spotted off the east coast of Sweden by a Swedish freighter, marking the seventh summer sighting. In Cleveland a picket was injured during an escort at Creveland Worsted Mills as 1482 workers strike for higher wages and severance. company denies demands. In Columbia a deputy stopped a speeding sedan with 18 passengers including 16 children. authorities note the car carried a Russian flagged vehicle amid foreign sub sighting denials by Moscow.
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Cunveland
Creveland
Worsted Mills. Co
Fam
Frances ‘Troaska
Hosptal
Morris Riger
Louis P. Poss
Stockholm
Sweden
Columbia
S.C. W
Toll Near 200 Mark In Floods
Floods across the Northeast have killed 186 with as many as 130 still missing. States report totals: Pennsylvania 99 Connecticut 68 Massachusetts 1 Rhode Island 1 New Jersey 6 New York 4 Virginia 3. Widespread destruction includes ruined homes, damaged factories, collapsed bridges, and power outages as survivors face an uncertain recovery amid urgent relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusettes
Rhode Island
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Torrington
Conn
Putnam
Girl Rides Flood Crest In Attic Of Building
Disaster scene in northeastern Pennsylvania as floods force evacuation and rescue. Nancy Johnson, 19, describes clinging to an attic as the Winter House building floated and collapsed. Six others at Camp Davis recounted perilous minutes before rescue. Typhoid fears drive inoculations. death toll nears 100 with official counts rising.
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Farmington
Farmington, Conn
Scranton
Lackawanna
Simonsburg
Nis
Pennsylvania
Pocono
Bucks County
Stroudsburg
Davis 0
Nancy Johnson
Jersey City
Bester Meener
Nancy
Sevtden S
Winter House
Camp Davis
Ind
Ant Sim
Flying Monkeys Show Ray Threat Is Slight
Holloman Air Development Center New Mexico reports cosmic rays pose no major space threat. Michigan tests with monkeys and rats at 90 000 to 120 000 feet show no lasting harm beyond some fur whitening in rats. Six months after exposure, scientists say nerve hazards are unlikely and no serious aftereffects observed.
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Holloman Air Development Center
N. M
Meares Spice
Michigan
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Commie
Commie Partles
Egyptian Duel Leaves Three Killed in Gaza Border Fighting
An Egyptian military spokesman said three Egyptian soldiers were killed and five wounded during a two and a half hour clash with Israeli forces near the Gaza border. The War Ministry reported heightened fire from both sides and called for restraint.
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Gaza
Ohio Couple To Wed Atop West Virginia Mountain
A Bay Village couple plan to be married Sunday afternoon atop a West Virginia mountain so they can be close to God. Roland Leav iens, 24, and Doris McCartney, 23, will wed at the summit of 1000-foot Rock in the Mountains near Franklin.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
West Virginia
Roland Leaviens
Doris McCartney
Franklin
Cool Air Pushes East Across the Region
A fragmented weather notice reports easterly cooler air moving into the area. Forecasters indicate light winds, lower temperatures, and a steady rise in humidity as the system progresses toward the coast.
New Polio Cases Rise in Cleveland Area
City health officials report six new polio cases at City Hospital increasing the year’s total to 112 with 10 deaths. Last year at this time Cleveland reported 151 cases and four deaths.
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Cleveland
City Wealth Authorities
Copters Heroes Of Flooded Region Near Stroudsburg
Stroudsburg Pa reports praise for military helicopters aiding flood relief. Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard craft delivered food medical supplies rescued the living recovered the dead and transported rescue teams across washed out roads and rail lines. Typhoon Ira nears Formosa bearing down on Formosa as the 11th storm of the season is spotted BB miles away.
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Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Formosa
Tokyo
Dixie Airman Nears Freedom After Six Days
A U N Day U.S. Air Force Lt Guy H Bompas of Jackson Mississippi recrosses the line to freedom after six days in captivity with the Korean War front battle near Kunpo. He returns with the body of Charles W. Brown and faces possible retaliation as Allied officials condemn the murder by communist gun crews.
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Seoul
Air Force
Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
Miss
Freedom
Kurmwha
Rom
Charles W. Brown
Louise
Sat ‘Brown
Belle Copter
Harlan C. Parkson
Bumpas
Parks
Brown
United Nations
Kunpo
GAR Branches Reunite in Cincinnati Civil War Spirit Lives On
Five groups linked to the Grand Army of the Republic gather in Cincinnati for a reunion amid renewed talk of Union ideals. The GAR no longer meets, its last survivor is Albert Woolson, 108, of Duluth. Descendants carry on the tradition through Union Veterans, the Women’s Relief Corps, the Law of the GAR, Daughters of the Union Veterans, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons.
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Cincinnati
Union
Grand Army of the “Republic
Grand Army
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Minn
GAR
Ulysses S. Grant
Women's Re- Corps
The
Law of the
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the
Ladies Auxiliary
Sons Organization
Bargain talks continue as UAW walkouts rise near half of Harvester core
In Chicago near half of International Harvester’s 40,000 CIO UAW employees are idle amid unresolved bargaining. The union set a 12:01 am Tuesday strike deadline as talks persist and several Harvester plants remain shut. Elsewhere in Saar, protests threaten riots ahead of the October plebiscite deciding Saar status, with clashes injuring Police and demonstrators.
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Chicago
International Hire Company
CIO
United Auto
Saarbrucken
Saar
Em Commission
Vers
Fernand Dehousse
Belgium
Kay Shetterly
UAW
Harvester Department
Garme
Communist Party
Johannes Albert Bane
Summerdale
Thieves Use Replica Carry Away Real Safe
A chaotic report from Columbus describes thieves using a replica to steal a real safe, with police investigations ongoing. The text also includes garbled references to lake incidents, accidents, deaths, and a mention of white supremacy rhetoric tied to an unrelated organization, plus fragmented notes on a public sale and other events.
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Columbus
Jed
Lakewood
Parks
Kansas City
Donald
Rudnick
Corway
Grongia
Imperial
Ausor
Sun- Kian
Ed Preat
Fl. Edwards
Atlanta
Sethe
Soedarlo Senia
Wyeth Announces New Anti Anxiety Drug in Philadelphia
Wyeth Laboratories stated a new anti anxiety drug may bring quick and safe relief from tenseness and anxiety. The announcement notes potential benefits and urges further testing, signaling a major step in mood disorder treatment.
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Philadelphia
Or — Wyeth Laboratories
Atomic energy seen speeding toward power by 1975
Geneva talks close with plans for atomic power growth led by the United States and Britain. Officials say 100,000 kilowatts could be online within a year, with a 2,000-kilowatt reactor showcased. Russia and major industrial needs drive the push for non coal fuel. The report outlines forecasts for a vast expansion of nuclear capacity and its industrial uses.
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Feneyn
Uni
Tain Poldly
Tay
United States
Britain
Canada
Seid Atomic Portable
Athens Aly
Chauncey
Mts United
Vrtel
Logan Seuternment
Russia
Iowa
Jackson County Man Captured After Break
A Jackson County man was captured after a break in an incident described by local authorities. Police reported the suspect, identified as Virgil Van Hoan, and two other individuals were detained following the arrest by county law enforcement. Details on location and charges remain limited in the fragmentary report.
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Virgil” van Hoan
Si Columban
Maastion
San Sith
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