Eight Nations Ministers Meet To Confer on SE Asia Pact
Foreign secretaries from eight nations gather in Manila on September 6 to discuss SEATO linking the United States Britain Australia New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan. Key issues include binding defense commitments anti subversion pledges and ongoing coordination machinery with views split among participants.
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S. E. Asia
Washington
Manila
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philipines
Thailand
Pakistan
Philippines
Dulles
Pact
Southeast Asia
TV Convicts His Client on TV Show
An attorney protests that his burglary suspect client was arrested tried and convicted on a television program before formal arraignment. The program aired Tuesday night showing Al White and Samuel Hatchell tied to a $3718 payroll theft. both men are held without bail on burglary and larceny charges.
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Philadelphia
Garfield W. Levy
David Keiser
Central Police Court
Levy
Night Squad
al White
Samuel Hatchell
Kelser
White
First Ohio license plates unearthed in Columbus excavation
Workmen digging for a new interchange in Columbus found what are believed to be Ohio’s first license plates. The blue porcelain plates lack a year date but are thought to be from 1908. A plate marked No. 1 was among them.
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Columbus
Ohio
Control of Congress at stake in all out campaign
Republicans and Democrats face a pivotal 84th Congress as 37 Senate and all 435 House seats are up for grabs. Incumbents including Cooper, Gordon, Dworshak, Ferguson, Mundt, Saltonstall, Ruchel, Anderson, Douglas, Frear, Gillette, Humphrey, Murray, Burke and Johnson are named as potential targets in key states and districts across New Jersey, Wyoming, Kentucky, Oregon, Idaho, Michigan, South Dakota, Massachusetts, California, New Mexico, Illinois, Delaware, Minnesota, Montana, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New York, and Nevada.
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Washington
Senate
House
Cme
Cooper
Kentucky
Cordon
Oregon
Dworshak
Idaho
Ferguson
Michigan
Mundt
South
Virginia
West Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Maryland
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New York
Nevada
Cleveland New Site of Probe
A House subcommittee moved its hearings to Cleveland to probe how the Communist Party gained control of Hungary and life under the Red regime. Fifteen witnesses were invited, including Nicholas Nyaradi, former Hungarian finance minister now at Bradley University. Witnesses masked to protect relatives in Hungary may appear.
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Cleveland
House
Communist Party
Hungary
Nicholas Nyaradi
Bradley University
Peoria
Ill
Aes
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Albert Bereczky
World Council of Churches
Evanston
Widow Loses $4000 In Confidence Game
Cincinnati report says two women swindled 67 year old widow Mrs. Margaret Burns out of 4000 dollars by promising a share of a found 33 000 in cash and bonds. The money was taken as a good faith token and not returned.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Burns
Executives Wife Dies in Chicago Railroad Leader's Spouse
Mrs. John D. Farrington, 63, wife of the president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, died Wednesday in Chicago.
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Chicago
John D. Farrington
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Cleric Cancels Follies Bookings
In Andover England the Rev Ivor Machin canceled 15 Folies Bergere seats reserved for parishioners. He bought the tickets for a planned Paris tour next month. He cited abusive letters received after word leaked to newspapers.
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Andover
England
Ivor Machin
Paris
OSU Student Held for Theft
Ohio State University student Robert Finley and another youth Robert Van Dyke face burglary and grand larceny charges for a $9000 burglary at WOSU. Finley, 19, was arrested on campus. Van Dyke, 19, of Canton, was taken into custody at his home. Police recovered the stolen electronics at Van Dyke’s residence.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Ohio State University
WOSU
F. C. Moon
Robert Finley
Robert van Dyke
Canton
Finley
van Dyke
Moon
H. A. Watson
E. A. Valentine
Pat Moran
Dick Born
Fire Trucks Make Dry Runs to Airport
Fire trucks have made three days of trips to Smith Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem as the water supply well for the airport runs dry. Officials say a city water main to the airport would be too expensive.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith-Reynolds
Ace who downed 16 MIGs dies in jet crash on test flight
Capt. Joseph McConnell Jr., age 32, famed as the nation’s leading jet ace with 16 MIGs, perished when his FS86H Sabre Jet crashed during a routine Edwards AFB flight in the Mojave Desert. His body was found beside the ejection seat. authorities say he likely ejected at low altitude. McConnell had previously served as a bomber navigator in World War II and became an ace in Korea after seeking combat duty despite age.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph McConnell, Jr
Korea
Mojave Desert
Lake
Air Force
McConnell
Edwards
Manchurian
Yellow Sea
Ohio State Fair Opens With Family Focus and New Amenities
Gates open tomorrow for an eight day Ohio State Fair highlighting comfort for older guests and kid friendly features. New benches shade areas fresh paint and more restrooms accompany 100 acres of parking and enhanced ventilation at exhibition buildings. Governor presides at Youth Day dedication and events include harness racing Governor's Cup and nightly horse shows with hunters jumpers and ponies.
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Columbus
Sam C. Cashman
17Th Ave
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Armed Forces
Leo Kreber
Robert Beightler
Theft Suspect Arrested At Racine
Fred Sayre Pomeroy, 45, of Racine, was arrested on charges of stealing 50 from a car belonging to Mrs. Corabelle Russell. Warrants allege theft and car damage from Aug. 15 in Middleport. Arrest followed a lie detector test at London Prison Farm on Aug. 19.
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Pomeroy
Fred Sayre
Racine
Corabelle Russell
Middleport
Charles Russell
Russell
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Sayre
London
Canadian Mother and Two Children Strangled in Manitoba Farm
Mrs. Olga Storoschuk, 24, and her children Jean 4 and Brian 2 were strangled at a southern Manitoba farm. Her husband Walter Storoschuk, about 24, was arrested and charged with murder after confessing to the killings at a hardware store. No motive is known.
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Gardenton
Man
Manitoba
Olga Storoschuk
Jean
Brian
Walter Storoschuk
Man Electrocuted While Repairing Washing Machine
Cincinnati suburb Cheviot resident Harry W. Sparks aged 69 was electrocuted yesterday when his perspiring arm touched copper pipes and a defective outlet during home repairs.
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Cincinnati
Cheviot
Harry W. Sparks
Crackdown in Brazil as Riots Prompt Arrests After Vargas Death
Police rounded up more than 100 Communist suspects after riots sparked by President Vargas’s suicide. Imprensa Popular and a Porto Alegre paper were seized for anti government content as public life slowly returned to normal in Rio de Janeiro. Rio officials faced a tense security situation as new president Cafe Filho seeks a finance minister amid inflation. Vargas lay in state in Sao Borja before burial as church rites were denied due to suicide.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Communist Party
Getulio Vargas
United States
Imprensa Popular
Poice
Rio
Porto Alej
Treo
Cafe Filho
Vargas
Oswaldo Aranha
UN Assembly
Aranha
Brasil
Varas
Pragil
Sao Borja
Churchmen to decide on denouncement of communism
Evanston report denouncing communism as a road to totalitarian dictatorship faced vote delays as World Council of Churches delegates from 163 denominations and 48 countries debated its emphasis on Christ as world hope. The 551 page main theme covered contemporary governments, democracy, and cautions on inequality and power.
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Evanston, Inc
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Star Pola Negri's Mother Dies in California
Mme. Eleanora Chaluperc, 93, mother of Pola Negri, died Tuesday at her daughter's Beverly Hills home. A longtime Southern California resident, she and Negri were born in Poland. Negri rose to fame in silent films and retired in the early 1930s.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mme
Eleanora Chaluperc
Pola Negri
California
Poland
Miss Negri
Baby Drowned By Mother In Lake Tragedy Near Brainerd
Sheriff says Mrs Archie Sanders admitted throwing her 6 week old daughter Janet Huth into Pelican Lake near the family home after reporting the child missing. She described carrying her two other daughters in the car and walking to the shore before the act.
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Brainerd
Minne
Roy Wickland
Archie Sanders
Janet Huth
Pelican Lake
Wickland
Canton firm wins SBA loan and raises funds
Cronin China Co. of Minerva reports a 59000 SBA loan to avert crisis and employees add 50000, totaling 100000 for new china patterns and stock. The company has halved payroll but expects 400 full time workers by November 1.
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Canton
Cronin China Co
Minerva
Small Business Administration
Vother Attacks Girl With Hammer
A 3 year old girl near death at St. Anthony Hospital after being beaten with a claw hammer by her mother Mrs. Maxine Gilbertson 29 lawes park deputies report skull fractures and severe facial lacerations while a bloodstained hammer lay in the room the mother claimed the husband sought custody and Gilbertson had filed a $1500 suit against Lawes Park police for false arrest.
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Rockford
Hle
St. Anthony Hospital
Maxine Gilberteen
Grover
Angela
Joe Ferena
Mike Isparro
Gilbertson
Lawes Park
Overcrowded Chicago Prison System Strains City Jail and Farm
Warden Frank Sain reports Chicago's City Jail and Correctional Farm overloaded. The farm near Hindewell, designed for observation 180 prisoners, houses 87 inmates while the main facility holds 2426 of an 1800 capacity. The overflow results from the Hindewell nearing or exceeding its capacity, sparking severe crowding.
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Chicago
Frank Sain
Hinedale Ia
Sain
Samn
Hindewell
Correcion
Mansfield man charged with second degree murder
George Boggs, 31, of Mansfield was charged with second degree murder for the fatal beating of Patrick Henry Thomas, 41, of Ravenna. The men argued after buying wine, and Thomas was found behind a milling company Monday and died Tuesday from a fractured skull.
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Mansfield
George Boggs
Patrick Henry Thomas
Ravenna
Thomas
Eisenhower Hoover to Trout Fish in Colorado Rockies
President Eisenhower and former President Hoover plan a trout fishing party in Fraser Colorado next week for several days at a ranch retreat. They will fly to Washington to address the American Legion National Convention and visit Des Moines Iowa then return together, with Dr Riton Eisenhower possibly joining.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Hoover
Colorado Rockies
White House
Fraser
Colo
Here
Continental Divide
Washington
American Legion National
Des Moines
Fair
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Therty
Iton Eisenhower
Presi
Dent
Pennsylvania State College
Rockies
Aksel Nielsen
Carl Norgren
Paper Boy Receives Note From President Eisenhower
A 14 year old paper boy, Eddie Feldredge, delivering at 70 Lafayette St, received a signed note from Dwight D. Eisenhower thanking him for his faithful newspaper delivery. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower are vacationing in the area.
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Denves
Eddie Feldredge
Lafayette St
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Youngsters Swim in Flooded Underpass Until Police Intervene
In Fort Wayne Indiana youngsters swam in a flooded underpass after a heavy rain. Sgt Joe Burkhart noticed the water did not drain when the rain stopped and blocked rains with old cement.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Sherman Boulevard
Joe Burkhart
Burkhart =o
1925 Model T Sets Rough Route Speed Record
Allen Cherry and Tommy Lovett, both from Bethany Oklahoma, drove a 1925 Model T Touring from Bartlesville to Oklahoma City in 5 hours and 40 minutes. The 164 mile trip averages about 90 miles per hour, showcasing the car’s enduring pace.
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Oklahoma City
Allen Cherry
Tommy Lovett
Bethany
Okla
Bartlesville
Former Executive Laula Larsen Dies in Hyannis Mass
Laula A. Larsen, 79, former president of Superior Coach Corp in Lima Ohio, died Wednesday in Hyannis Massachusetts. Larsen led the Ohio firm for years and remained a prominent industry figure. The notice confirms his passing and notes his leadership role.
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Hyannis
Mass
Laula A. Larsen
Superior Coach Corp
Lima
Ohio
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