Ohio woman hunts for missing dog across border towns
Dorothy Lane, a 41 year old Cincinnati teletype operator, spent nine weeks and about 8000 miles searching from Lordsburg to Road Forks for her border collie Mickey. She sold all her savings, hired help, and posted handbills while radi o stations and firms spread word. Road Forks crews saw the dog briefly. she vowed to keep looking despite setbacks.
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Fernald Atomic Energy Plant
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New Mexico
Willcox
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Family dog missing spurs hopeful search and vow to recover
Miss Lauck expresses belief her collie Mickey is alive and recounts the long search. She refuses a replacement pup, insisting she will get her dog back, as the family regards dogs as part of the family and feels responsible.
French Assembly Shaken by New Foreign Policy Debate
Foreign policy unrest surfaces as Sen. Auguste Pinton of the Radical party questions alliances with the United States and suggests a European understanding could replace the Atlantic alliance. He cites Britain’s criticism of U S policies in the Suez dispute and notes Premier Mollet’s concern over ally support for France.
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Russia
France
United States
Pinton
Britain
U.S
Egypt
Canal
Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Guy Mollet
Kefauver Warns in Roswell on Resources and Victory
Senator Kefauver declared in Roswell that Stevenson and he would win in November and that conserving natural resources would be a central issue. He criticized the Republican policy, saying Eisenhower’s administration betrayed the sacred heritage of United States resources. He spoke during a day of New Mexico campaigning including an atomic energy lab tour and a night rally in Ampere.
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N. M
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Stevenson
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New Mexico
Texas
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Ampere
GOP
America
Quick sale of baby goods in Messenger Want Ads
Classified ad notes rapid turnover as owners convert unused children items into cash. It highlights demand for baby furniture playpens high chairs strollers and carriages and encourages calling 31242 to sell unused items. Proud new parents read the Messenger daily for needed baby products and rapid responses follow.
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Dulles Calls Europe a Third Great Power in World Affairs
Secretary of State Dulles urged Western Europe to become a third pillar in world affairs and not remain neutral toward Soviet communism. He supported efforts by Konrad Adenauer to unite Western Europe into a stronger bloc and said Europe should develop as a third force between Russia and the United States.
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Dulles
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Stnover
United States
Russia
Plane crash lands at Yokota Air Base in rainstorm
A U.S. B29 gasoline tanker plane crash landed and plunged from the runway at Yokota Air Base during a rainstorm today. The Air Force reported none of the 11 crew members sustained serious injuries.
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Yokota
Air Force
Talks Fill Tight Day For Nixon
Vice President Nixon endures a punishing travel day with four speeches and three news conferences across Connecticut New Hampshire and New York He distances himself from Adlai Stevensons domestic affairs saying they are not a campaign issue Nixon also avoids remarks on Stevensons divorce during a Milwaukee TV panel discussion with Truman as a guest and moderator Ruth Murray notes the topic asking who would be the White House hostess if Stevenson were elected.
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Conn
Nixon
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New Hampshire
New York
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Stevenson
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Truman
Democratic Party
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Milwaukee Junior Bar Association
Ruth Murray
Federation of’ Republican Women of Wisconsin
Navy shell accident claims two sailors on pierce ship
Landstuhl Germany two U S Navy men died Monday night from injuries after a premature explosion of a shell during antiaircraft drills aboard the destroyer John Pierce. Eleven others were injured, seven in critical condition.
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Landstuhl
Germany
U. S. Navy
U. S
John
Pierce
Market and Local Listings Sparse Briefs Across Towns
In the news index for Shauncey Imig and associates coverage appears across Glouster Nelsonville and Point Pleasant with references to Yogan Markets and Pomeroy Middleport Television in a compact regional item. The fragmented text suggests a page index of local business and media outlets rather than a cohesive feature.
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Shauncey Imig
Essear Glouster
Yogan Markets
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
House Group Probes Officials Child Attendance at Mixed Schools
A House subcommittee plans a list of how many Washington officials send their children to racially mixed schools in the district. Led by Rep. James C. Davis the group seeks presidents, judges, cabinet members, White House aides, senators and others, prompting objections from Rep. William L. Dawson who questions its legality and use of taxpayer money. The probe coincides with the Supreme Court’s new term and a busy docket on school integration cases.
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Washington
James C. Davis
D-Ga
District of
Eisenhower
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
District of Columbia
William L. Dawson
D- Dl
Dawson
Davis
U. S
Boy Catches Escapee in Louisiana Bluff
In Vardale Louisiana fourteen year old Donald Wilson shocked an escaped convict Lurtis Allen Reemes by confronting him with an empty shotgun. He marched Reemes home at gunpoint until deputies arrived to take him into custody. Reemes had escaped from the Louisiana State Penitentiary three weeks earlier after a 1947 armed robbery sentence.
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Donald Wilson
Donald
Lurtis Allen Reemes
Wea
Reemes
Louisiana State Penitentiary
New Orleans
Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson In TV and Rallies
President Eisenhower, speaking in Lexington and Cleveland, derided Adlai Stevenson as an apparently confused candidate on education funding and chided Congress. He refused to name Stevenson directly and defended his own record while predicting 70 million good wage jobs if re-elected. He also noted criticism about draft timing and asserted he would not respond to Democratic critiques.
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Eisenhower
Kentucky
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
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Cleveland
Stevenson
University of Kentucky
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Nhower
Stevensons
Stevenson Urges Halt to Hydrogen Bomb Tests in NJ
Adlai E. Stevenson challenged President Eisenhower to lead a move to ban large scale nuclear tests. He argued the great powers including Russia are willing to suspend H-bomb tests with proper leadership. He spoke at Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck during a day of New Jersey stumping with stops in Newark and Jersey City.
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N. J
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
Stevenson
Dis Inlet
Fairleigh Dickinson University
New Jersey
Washington
Newark
Jersey City
Popcorn Poll Puts Ike Ahead In Stockton Theater
In Stockton California a theater runs a popcorn poll with scent sacks reading I like Ike and I adore Adlai Manager Charles M Pincus reports Ike leading 5842 to 2301 among lobby voters the stunt ties presidential race to moviegoing whim
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Stockton
Calif
Adlai
Charles M. Pincus
Phone negotiators meet in Portsmouth to settle 11-week strike
Negotiators from the Communications Workers of America and L. Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co meet in Portsmouth with a representative from the state industrial commission sitting in. The 11-week strike continues as discussions resume to seek a settlement.
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Portsmouth
Communications
Workers of America
L. Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Bevan Wins Labor Par Purse Str in Blackpool
In Blackpool Britain the Labor Party elects Aneurin Bevan as treasurer signaling a shift toward state ownership. Bevan, 58, a fiery Welsh orator and former coal miner, gains a substantial victory over moderates while Hugh Gaitskell’s followers keep a strong 28 member executive, and Bevanite lefts increase their holdings.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
George
Hugh Gaitskell
Bevan
Winston Churcill
Pact Reports Greet Miners Pact Reports Greet Miners
The United Mine Workers of America open their 42nd convention in Cincinnati amid reports a contract with bituminous coal operators has been agreed upon. A wage rise of 1.20 per day plus 80 cents April 1, with three extra holidays and vacation pay, is discussed. Governor Lausche travels to receive a forestry award in Columbus.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
UMW
Assn
Charleston
W. Va
Bender Denounces Lausche Silence In Campaign Speech
In a Monday night campaign speech at Marys, Republican George Bender blasted Gov. Frank Lausche for what he called incredible silence. He argued voters deserve to know a legislator’s positions, noting that while agreement may vary, a clear stance is essential.
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George
Bender
Frank J. Lausche
Brass Collar Democrats Rally Texas Votes for Stevenson
AP reporter Arthur Edson travels east of Dallas to Forney and Terrell, noting brass collar Democrats in Texas intend to vote the straight Democratic ticket despite Eisenhower’s popularity elsewhere. Voters complain drought, rising prices, and stalled farm progress as some Republicans grow despondent about Texas backing Eisenhower. However, few Texans say their minds are made up, and party leaders wrestle with a cautious outlook.
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Dallas
Tex
Parts
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Terrell
J. C. Stallings
Stallings
Sen
Price Daniel
Richard Noxon
Jack Porter
GOP
Porter
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