France Calls Up 60000 Reservists To Bolster North Africa
France announces the recall of 60 000 reservists mainly ages 23 to 24 to reinforce forces in Morocco and Algeria amid nationalist uprisings. Defense Ministry says they will be deployed over three to four months, prioritizing engineers and communications crews to restore disrupted lines. Premier Faure faces internal pressure from rightist backers over negotiations with Moroccan leaders while maintaining France’s hold on the protectorates.
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Algeria
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Rambouillet
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Counci Ben Moulay Arefa
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Speller Gloria Lockerman Reaches 16000 on 64 000 Question
Baltimore 12 year old Gloria Lockerman spells her way to $16,000 on the television show The $64,000 Question. She asks Hal March a question about a word as she advances toward $32,000 next Tuesday. Her winnings will be put in a trust fund for education.
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Hal March
Gloria
Toney
British Fliers Span Atlantic Twice in Day
London dated account reports John Hackett and Peter Moneypenny completing a 6914 mile double trans Atlantic flight in 13 hours 46 minutes 56.2 seconds. They flew a photo reconnaissance version of the Royal Air Force Canberra and lunching back at New York then London, refueling at Floyd Bennett Field.
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Peter Moneypenny
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Northern Ireland
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Moneypenny
Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
$43 000 Was Just icking Around
Cincinnati report: a 55 year old woman said an envelope containing $43 000 in negotiable bonds was kicked against her foot yesterday and she turned it over to a representative for the loser Mrs Patricia Moore. The bonds belonged to Mr Moore's daughter Christine who was lost in the Korean War.
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Karel Greenhalgh
Patricia Moore
Unemployed Claims Edge Down in Week in Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 545 new claims for the week ended Aug. 20, down from 803 the prior week ending Aug. 6. Data shows a slight decline as unemployment figures shift within the state.
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Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
California Deluge Strands Desert Regions and Halts Traffic
Sudden summer cloudbursts drenched southern California in three counties washing out roads and bridges. Barstow and Barstow area were cut off from all but one route as floods spread across San Bernardino County toward the Nevada line. Telephone service failed between Barstow and the area, and trains were stalled on main desert routes.
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New Delhi Considers Color Incident Ended
Foreign Ministry said no official action planned after a color incident at the city’s international airport dining room. Police reported a private party moved through the area, with a large variety of seized items including cigarettes, whisky, wine, beer, canned goods, frozen foods, bread, packaged roes, meat, and a radio.
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Yankees Descendants Seek Care for Confederate Veterans
In Cincinnati an appeal by Sons of Union Veterans urges federal funding for medical care of three remaining Confederate soldiers. They argue Union veterans fought for the Union and deserve federal support for these survivors.
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Army of the Gray
American airman gunman shoots in Britain, nine dead
Serious incident unfolded at a British coast resort camp where an American airman opened fire injuring several and killing a Royal Air Force serviceman and a U.S. airman. The gunman, identified as Green of Chicago, fled in a car before being shot dead by U.S. air police after a pursuit.
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Peace drive at Geneva backs hydrogen bomb research
Senate Atomic Energy Committee leaders urged rapid peacetime development of the hydrogen bomb and said Geneva shows the United States and allies push ahead while Russia trails. They noted declassification speeds research and warned the race for safe power is underway. President Eisenhower urged a crusade for peace but rejected accepting Russian wrongs in pursuit of avoiding war.
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End Sought To Printing Of Visitors End Sought To Printing Of Visitors
President Eisenhower backs White House plan to seek Congress approval to remove fingerprinting requirements for nonofficial visitors to the United States. He argued fingerprinting degrades rights and hinders cultural exchange with Russia and other nations.
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Six Children Die in Fire at Cleveland Tenement
A February blaze in a Cleveland East Side tenement killed six children as a Friday night fire spread from the parlour to the upper floors. Mrs Ruby Murphy, 22, perished while tending to a baby, as firefighters battled the flames for about 30 minutes. Firemen believe the cause is unknown and rescued a child from the front room before the home was consumed.
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Eugene Geyton
Morritory
Alan
Ceyton
Botton
Coon Chases Readied For Ohio State Fair
Columbus audience to see a coon chase and fulltime dog show at the Ohio State Fair under Sam Cashman as manager. The fair opens Friday and runs through September 2 with the hunt dog feature returning after more than a century. A caged raccoon will be placed in a tree moved branches while hounds start scent from a distant point.
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Ohio State
Sam Cashman
Pastor and two children suffer polio in Cincinnati
The Rev. Arthur Gordon, 30, of Williamsburg Clermont County is in critical condition at General Hospital. His son Jack, 6, is seriously ill there, and daughter Joyce, 23 months, is in good convalescence at Children's Convalescent Home, according to attendants.
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Strikes Leave Thousands Idle Across West Germany
Rankfurt report notes shipyard locomotive and building workers on strike for pay boosts. Wildcat and spread by walkouts, the action idled more than 2,000 workers across the region as a daylong stoppage disrupted industry.
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West
Flood relief efforts eyed as hundreds mobilize
Amid flood devastation volunteers rally to aid rehabilitation. President Eisenhower backs emergency funding, with a proposed 80 to 100 million dollars to support victims, factories, and children. Officials seek speedy congressional action and federal aid through a special session if needed.
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Three Killed At Crossing Near Elyria Ohio
Three men died when their car collided with a fast New York Central passenger train eight miles south of Elyria. The victims were Maxile M. Cogar 26 and his brother Arlin F. Cogar 35 both of LaGrange Route 1 and Richard Spark 9 0 neighbor of the Cogars. The engineer said the Cincinnati to Cleveland train was traveling about 70 mph. The auto was carried about a mile along the tracks before the train stopped.
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Dock Workers Return Prompted by Union Leader orders
Patrick J. Connolly, executive head of the International Association, ordered all dock workers back to work. He noted workers were angry at the time and voiced displeasure with the decision as tensions rose around the return to duty.
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Jail Escape Tied to Hacksaw Smuggling at Prison
Columbus police said a workhouse inmate smuggled two hacksaw blades to seven prisoners who sawed through a dormitory window and escaped Saturday. Investigators questioned an unnamed suspect as two offenders remained at large amid recapture efforts.
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Truck Passing Lane at Somerset Planned
A new truck passing lane project is planned in Tuscarawas County, with three similar projects. One option includes Route 22 east of Somerset adding five lanes with a total length of 3.44 miles. The program spans Perry and Musky counties as part of broader road improvements.
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Plane Crash Deaths Force Base
Five of the eleven crew members died in the predawn wreck. Four of the ten living in the houses were killed.
Growing Tree Traps Rip Van Winkle Toad
In San Angelo Texas a tale reports a toad trapped by a growing tree as police and local officials monitor the odd scene near Eastland County courthouse. The story cites an earlier court opinion and mentions Driscoll and William D. Stone in connection with the incident.
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Mississippi elects Coleman as youngest governor in state history
Former Farm Boy Coleman, 41, wins Mississippi governorship. He promises to keep errors out of white schools, reform state utilities, and overhaul the district attorney system while taking office on the Gulf Coast. The victory comes as Coleman becomes the first Democrat to lead the state in years, with strong showings from voters statewide.
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Japanese Minister On Good Will Trip
Honolulu report notes a Japanese minister on a goodwill mission en route to discuss defense with Washington. The passage mentions Shigemiten and Weaslie as part of the travel, reflecting diplomatic outreach and continued bonds of goodwill between nations.
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Ascuss
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Washington
Promises False Ick Buyers Claim
Promises by buyers are challenged as false claims regarding the William Ford Agency. The report notes disputed advance payments and alleged misrepresentations in vehicle purchases. Authorities and involved parties are referenced, with emphasis on the consumer dispute and potential remedies.
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William A Ford Agency
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