Athens Milk Sales Inc Placed in Receivership
The Athens Milk Sales Inc was placed in receivership by Common Pleas Court on a surprise ruling by Judge Francis D White It followed a petition by dairy farmers alleging mismanagement and improper use of funds The action cites a 1950 four way dairy cooperative with Huntington Interstate Marietta and Scioto County groups and a fund of around 40 000 from Huntington and 20 000 from each of the others involving land purchases and mortgages Continue to Page 8
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Athens Milk Sales, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Francis D. White
V. C. Kail
Athens
Wee Perrr
Kail
John Slater
Charlies McDonald
Claire Ball
C. Neely
Dean Castner
Lewis Smith
Frank Cone
Stanley Nadroski
A. L. Chrisman
Frank Nadroski
Bolin and Walker
Ohio
West Virginia
Huntington Interstate Milk Producers Association
Marietta Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Scioto
Owvaky Dairy Cooperation Federation, Inc
Louisville Bank For Cooperatives
Hippo Peter II Defies Scale at Bronx Zoo
At the Bronx Zoo keeper Bob Montana tested feeding weight for hippo Peter II using a scale loaded with vegetables and leaves. The hippo lifted his front feet, paused, and turned away, weighing roughly 500 to 700 pounds plus the treats he received.
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New York
Bronx
Peter II
Bob Montana
Eisenhower urges quick passage of tax and farm programs
President Eisenhower pressed Congress for rapid approval of his tax and farm proposals claiming they would boost the economy, create jobs, and benefit the nation. He criticized House opposition to health insurance and vowed to continue the fight, noting a near unanimous House rejection at 238-134. He also signaled a potential foreign move on Indochina with Bedell Smith to Geneva representing the US.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Paris
Indochina
Three Nations
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
United States
Libyan Prime Minister Arrives for Washington Talks
Mustafa Ben Halim 33, Libyan prime minister, arrived in Washington for North African air base discussions with U.S. officials. He said topics include permanent status for a 1951 agreement allowing U.S. air bases in Libya.
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Libya
New York
Mustafa Ben Halim
U. S
Washington
United States
Boat blast at Pomeroy injures one inboard boat explosion
Three Racine men escaped serious injury when an inboard motorboat exploded near Spring Ave Pomeroy around 1015 p m The boat valued at 2000 was owned by Edward Byers and Dr Robert T Seiple It was insured and one passenger Edward Byers was treated for burns at Meigs General Hospital Roger Theiss escaped injury Ernest Wiseman Racine High School coach stood on the bank as the blast occurred
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Pomeroy
Racine
Spring Ave
Meigs General Hospital
Edward Byers
Roger Theiss
Ernest Wiseman
Byers
George Vaughan
Robert T. Seiple
Gypsy Fortune Teller Predicts Own Dilemma
In Baltimore a 19 year old gypsy Stina Gilk predicted number 146 would hit yes but did not specify who. Patrolman Thomas Tankersley arrested Stina after a complaint by Mrs. Mary McLaughlin that she tried to swindle her out of $15. The gypsy was fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Baltimore
Stine Gilk
Thomas Tankersley
Stina
Mary McLaughlin
Tankersley
Charlotte Main
Fisherman Harpoons 160-Pound Swordfish Off Block Island
Arthur B. Rose, a Block Island lobster fisherman, lacking gear to land the 160 pound swordfish, succeeded by tying to lobster pots and being secured by partner Edward Conley before harpooning the big fish.
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Block Island
R. L—P
Arthur B. Rose
Edward Conley
Columbus Soldier's Daughter Dies After Burns
Shortly after M. Sgt. Alonzo Anderson returned to Columbus from a year in Japan his 10 year old daughter Jeanette died from burns suffered June 18.
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Columbus
Alonzo Anderson
Japan
Jeanette
Governors Gather as 1956 Race Draws Focus
Ohio Governor Lausche and Michigan’s Williams figure among Democratic hopefuls while Republicans weigh Eisenhower’s candidacy. The Big Three foreign ministers wrap up talks in Paris as Indochina cease-fire discussions continue with Dulles, Eden, and Mendes France.
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U.S
Dulles
Eden
Mendes-France
U. S
Washington
Mendes- France
Geneva
Indochina
France
United States
Mendes-Franceney
Neva
America
Foreign Office
Champs Elysees
Bolton Landing
N.Y
Eisenhower
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
GOP
William G. Stratton
Thomas FE. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Stork Delivers At Self-Serve Filling Station
In Hermosa Beach California Anna Danette Baker arrived at a serve yourself gas station delivery with parents Deputy Sheriff Daniel Baker and hospital staff assisting. The 7 pound 3 ounce baby is in the hospital maternity ward and both parents and attendants are recovering.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Daniel Baker
Anna Danette Baker
Anna Danette
Plane Crash Near Bellefontaine Kills One
A small single engine plane crashed in a cornfield about three miles east of Bellefontaine. Denver France, 37, of Bellefontaine, died in the incident. Allen Cramer of Kenton was injured and listed in fair condition at a Kenton hospital.
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Bellefontaine
Here
Denver France
Allen Cramer
Kenton
Hanoi Show of Strength on Bastille Day Parade
A crowd of about 20 000 watched 10 000 French and Vietnamese troops and hundreds of tanks parade through Hanoi as French display strength amid Vietminh threats. The event aimed to reassure pro French Vietnamese and deter rebels if Geneva cease fire collapses. French air forces conducted 150 sorties against Vietminh concentrations near the Red River delta.
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Indochina
France
Geneva
Red River
Ling
E Vietminh
Red River Delta
Luc Nam
Phu Lang Thuong
Brulin
Vietri
Vinh Yen
Son Tay
Delta
Grantland Rice Dies at 73 Noted Sports Writer
Grantland Rice, famed sports writer dubbed Granny, died of a stroke at age 73. A Vanderbilt graduate, he helped shape modern sports journalism starting 1901 with the Nashville News and later wrote for multiple outlets and syndicates. He is survived by his widow Katherine and daughter Mia.
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Granny
Vanderbilt University
Nashville News
Rice
Forester Magazine
The
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland News
Nash Ville ‘Tennesseean
New
York Evening Mail
New York Herald ‘Tribune
North American Newspaper Alliance
Bell Syndicate
Katherine
Mia
Fred Butler
Venice
Calif
Florence Rice
Nice
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Tragic Lake Accident Leaves Many Children Missing
Eight or nine children are still missing after an overloaded motorboat capsized at Lake Neo Mountains near Montreal. Three girls and one boy were recovered, two adults and several others were saved. The boat carried 20 to 60 children aged 5 to 12 during a lakeside picnic when the craft flipped as water splashed over the side. Local residents and bus drivers aided in rescues.
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Montreal
Here
Die Bizard
Seligman
Jack Harrison
Newark Man Released After Wife Immunity Claimed
Daniel DeVito 42 appeared before Chief Magistrate Harry Pine on charges of assault and battery against Virginia Howard. The alleged quarrel occurred in a tailor shop on June 25. Howard refused to testify claiming wife immunity. she and DeVito had married a week earlier while he was free on bail. Judge Pine dismissed the case.
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Newark
N. J
Daniel DeVito
Harry Pine
Virginia Howard
Michael Skurla
Devito
de Vito
Pine
Moon trip contemplated by Japanese space society
Mitsuo Hara of the Japan Astronautical Society accepts a 25 cent down payment for passage to the moon from a society member who says he is tired of Earth. The claim suggests ambitions for lunar travel despite unclear feasibility.
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Tokyo
Mitsuo Harada
Japan Astronautical Society
Moon
Space Travel Society
Earth
Allies Face Dulles Mission Aiding Indochina Split
Dispatches from Paris report Secretary Dulles near agreement on dividing Indochina as the United States Britain and France confront a potential communist triumph in northern Viet Nam. Without new anti infiltration safeguards the area could become a springboard for broader Red expansion.
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John VM Hightower
United States
Britain
France
Indochina
State Dulles
Europe
Paris
Dulles
Viet Nam
Police Stop Driver Faces Grand Jury Action
Beaver Falls Pa Sammy Casino of Aliquippa is jailed awaiting grand jury action on charges for failing to stop at scenes of multiple accidents. Police say he drove through an Aliquippa service station, knocked down a pole, collided with cars in Aliquippa and Coraopolis, punched a motorist, and shattered a window at his mother's home.
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Beaver Falls
Sammy Casino
Aliquippa
Beaver County
Allquippa
Coraopolis
Defeat in Asia and the limits of anti-Communist strength
The article argues Southeast Asia remains distant from major power centers such as the United States Britain and Western Europe. It notes the region lacks a strong native anti-communist leadership like Korea or Guatemala and points to Australia New Zealand and Malaya as the nearest bases of influence.
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Free World
United States
Britain
Europe
Korea
Guatemala
U. S.S
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State Department
Pentagon
North Korea
South Korea
Synman Rhee
Rhee
Tts
Australia
New Zealand
Jin
Communist on Trial for Sabotage in Halle
A German court in Halle tried a Communist accused of sabotage against copper production. The case centers on alleged acts aimed at halting copper mining and related output. The defendant faces charges related to attempted disruption of mining operations.
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Beri
Halle
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