Murder Suspect Shoots Himself in Buffalo
Lincoln Sayre 47 of GF Grimes Landing, suspected of murdering his two sisters in law Monday in Buffalo, killed himself with a rifle shot after a note blamed the women for the divorce. He told survivors whom to preach and sing at his funeral and said his son had nothing to do with the murders. His body was taken to Raynes funeral home in Buffalo. Police described the note and the prior letters to his son. A large manhunt for Sayre led to a hillside search in Tribble Road district with bloodhounds and armed residents. The case remains under state police review as investigators continued the inquiry.
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Tande Willams
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Milton
Elmer
Cotton
Raynes
Vand
Williams
Tribble Road
Wiliam
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Israel balks at ceasefire on frontier amid Gaza fighting
Amid growing violence along the Gaza border Israel demanded Egypt accept responsibility for past week’s incursions before backing a ceasefire to begin Tuesday at 6 am local time. Cairo appeared likely to reject the demand, despite UN truce commission discussions and US and British support for a halt to hostilities.
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Gaza
Egypt
Cairo
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Burma
Israel
UN Truce Commission
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Becausegypt
Explosion at Standard Oil plant kills nine and injures forty five
A factory blast at a Standard Oil facility in Indiana Tuesday fatally injured nine workers and wounded forty five others. The explosion followed a fire that engulfed the refinery area, with authorities estimating total property losses near ten million dollars for the next year.
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Standard Oil Co
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Labor Day Traffic Toll Forecast At 400
National Safety Council forecasts 400 traffic deaths over the long Labor Day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. The projection, based on past experience, implies 100 more fatalities than nonholiday weekends. Dearborn, council president, notes the estimate.
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Farm Price Drop Spurs Attack on GOP Policies
Democratic leaders announce a nationwide agricultural advisory committee as farm prices fall sharply. Clayton Fritchey, deputy national chair, says the party will mount a strong fall campaign focusing on agricultural policy and positions that critics say hurt farmers.
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Miss Takes Her 16000 Winnings in CBS Game Show
The 12 year old Baltimore girl, Gloria, wins about 16000 from The 8,000 Question but declines to continue, preferring to guard her prize. She will net around 11000 after federal taxes and plans to place the rest in a trust for education.
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Baltimore
Hal March
Convicted Sheriff Hears Sentence and Appeal Mention
In Jackson County juvenile court Sheriff nominee Trago received a one year jail term from Judge Francis White. Defense counsel indicated a higher court appeal could be filed in two to three days. Governor Jausche discussed removal possibilities, saying it requires a petition in Common Pleas Court and jury impaneling. The courtroom scene showed Trago stoic as family wept.
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Columbus
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Jausche
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Oran
Bar
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Miso
Jackson County
Detroit Cops Seek Armor for Future Gun Duels
Detroit police plan armored mobile units to guard future gun battles after a patrolman's death and a high level executive wounding. Two large armored wagons would be funded if the Folie Commissioner and city council approve the recommendation. Each unit would carry armored platforms and bulletproof glass to view rooms from safe levels, potentially reaching second floors during shootings.
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Folie Comminson
Edward
Piggins
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Beef and Dairy Cattle Judging At Ohio State Fair
Beef and dairy cattle events continue at the Ohio State Fair with the steer sale tomorrow. The national Hampshire Sheep Show and a 4 H style show run alongside the eight day exposition. Jack Wesell of Columbus is expected to auction a Grand Champion Aberdeen Angus, winner of open steer class and fair banners. Kentucky-born entries and first timers like Kemmer of Lancaster compete for reserve grand and open class titles.
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Columbus
Wesell
Kemmer
Fairfield County Fair
Kefauver for President Movement Launched in Los Angeles
A business man Tom C. Carrell of San Fernando and Joseph T. de Silva LA AFL Retail Clerks Union executive director launched a Kefauver for president movement in Los Angeles. They aim to spark a spontaneous national drive for Sen. Estes Kefauver who won California’s 1952 Democratic primary delegation with over a million votes.
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Tom C. Carrell
San Fernando
Joseph T. de Silva
Los Angeles Afl Retail Clerks Union
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D-Tenn
California
Supercarrier Builders Aim to Meet Schedule
Builders of the supercarrier Forrestal expect to meet the next month’s schedule despite changes delaying full power speed trials. Initial wartime pace was altered as contractor teams adjust test plans and engineering milestones to stay on track.
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Farm visit sparks a cautionary chuckle tale
A boy spends a week at his aunt's farm and witnesses rough chores done by hand revealing the simple humor and hard grind of rural life.
Crooner foresees reunion with wife Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes says he is convinced he and Rita Hayworth will reunite despite her absence since Sunday night. He tells reporters he knows where she is and that the children are safe, insisting their marriage remains strong amid pressures and vacation plans.
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Dick Haymes
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Edo
Rubber FUSS Quelled Cleveland Up Beating Strike Deadline
Negotiators for the CIO United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. reached a tentative contract affecting 22,000 workers in eight cities after a near midnight deadline, quelling a threatened strike in Cleveland.
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CIO United Lubber
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
U.S. Reds Meet Again Over Repatriation Issues
U S and Communist Chinese envoys held talks on repatriation of 41 Americans with no breakthrough. U S envoy Alexis Johnson and Wang Pingpan said another meeting would occur Tuesday. Communists say Chinese students in the United States cannot return home while U S officials insist all are free to depart. Financing of return trips appears under consideration.
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United States
Globe-Democrat Head Lansing Ray Is Dead
E Lansing Ray founder of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat died of a coronary thrombosis at his summer home in Amesbury New Hampshire on his eighty first birthday while opening gifts. He rose from a four dollar weekly job to editor and publisher of the Globe-Democrat.
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Peron Offers to Resign as Massive Demonstrations Sweep Argentina
In Buenos Aires on a day of mass rallies, President Juan D Perón publicly proposed resignation amid a nationwide worker stoppage urged by CGT secretary Hugo Di Pietro. Di Pietro ordered 15 minutes of nationwide stoppage while Plaza de Mayo and other cities filled with demonstrators and guards surrounded government buildings. Perón and Peronist leaders urged pacification and warned against violence as labor factions debated acceptance of the resignation offer.
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Peronista
Hugo di Pietro
CGT
Plaza de Mayo
di Pietro
Aleandro Lalo
Rhe
Delia D. de Parodi
Peron
Pinea
Fire-Starter Ordered To Give Safety Talks
A to year-old physical education instructor in Pasadena was ordered by Municipal Judge Richard Childen to deliver three public fire safety talks as probation. Bernard V. Buck was fined 100 dollars and received a six month county jail sentence suspended after pleading guilty to violating county fire ordinances for starting a forest fire with a camp stove.
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Calif
U. S. Forest Serjce
Richard Childen
Bernard V. Buck
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Ohio Legion Offers Aid After Diane Floods
Ohio American Legion plans reciprocal relief to eastern Pennsylvania victims of hurricane Diane. Legion posts ordered to collect sheets blankets clothing and canned goods for shipment to flood-struck areas including East Stroudsburg and Doylestown.
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Ohio American Legion Today
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East Stroudsburg
Doyles. Lawn
Two Boys Rescued From Old Tee Box
Juvenile detectives responding to vandalism heard pounding from an abandoned ice box at Arthur King’s garage. Inside they found James Yates, 10, and his half brother James King. They faced possible suffocation but were rescued Tuesday after exposure.
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French Resident Chief Quits His Post in Troubled Africa
Gil- held Grandval resigns as resident general of Morocco and top administration in Tunisia amid unrest. General Latour named to ease governance as Moroccans push for home rule. French colonists blame policy for uprisings while neutral observers urge reforms. French aim to negotiate self-rule with nationalists.
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United Nations Eyes Disarmament Plan Boost
The UN Disarmament subcommittee studied merging American plans for inspections with Soviet payload checks. Discussions include ground inspections at ports and rail junctions, with Arkady Selev to comment. approval sought from the 12 nation commission and UN General Assembly opening Sept 20 if needed.
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Polio Peak Reached in Europe Across Nations
European polio activity shows no epidemic, peaking at varying totals by country. Denmark reports 120 cases, England and Wales 1519, France 651 by mid August, Belgium 177, Netherlands 19, with vaccines limited to experimental use at Pasteur Institute.
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France
Pasteur Institute
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Minatra Silent On Million Dollar Suit
A brief item notes Minatra offering no comment on a reported one million dollar suit. The report mentions a New York venue and a Tuesday night event. Also referenced is Canton Macrae and a Carousel appearance by Jim Sinatra in Boothbay Maine last week.
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Goodman
Jim Sinatra
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Maine
Newsmen and Police Team Up Against Criminals
Chicago newspapers join with police to capture 16 fugitives listed as wanted, part of a coordinated effort to curb crime. Details blur due to damaged OCR but outline shows joint action with multiple papers and law enforcement.
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Tuedays
Soldier Beats And Kicks Son In Maryland Case
A year old veteran with eighteen years in service was sentenced to two cars in prison for beating and kicking his four year old son. Carter Sinai, a military cadet and resident of Sinai, was charged with injuring his son Wayne by beating and withholding food while demanding money. Wayne was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a ruptured intestine and acute peritonitis requiring emergency surgery.
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Sinai
Wayne Sa
Dental Chart Hoped To Solve Mystery In Langton Ky Case
Langton Kentucky authorities rely on a dental chart and available dental records to identify a woman found dead earlier this month. County attorney W P McEvoy and the sheriff seek the missing husband or wife’s dental data from their family dentist. Dr Porenen in Rye should be contacted for the records. The victim is Sinema Jong hair with brown hair.
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W.P. McEvoy
Does Porenen
Rye
Sinema Jong Hair
Dare Brown
U S Claims Air Lead Over the Soviets
Twining said today the United States is well ahead of the Soviet Union in air power and that the Soviets respect American capabilities. The remark underscores U.S. advantage in strategic aviation amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Manton
Twining
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