Israeli Troops Overtake Egyptian Frontier Post
Israeli forces claim to have captured an Egyptian frontier post near El Auja Nizana after clashes that left four Egyptians dead and sparked exchanges over UN observers. Egypt says withdrawal was requested. Israel asserts Egyptian forces entered the zone and entrenched themselves.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Maree
Cairo
Traell
el Auja de
el Auja-Nizana
Sinalv
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Kentucky Cashier Case
JWENSBORO Ky federal court jury failed to agree Thursday on responsibility of bank cashier Bernard Ware Barrett who admitted indulgent customer handling and up to 3598200 in checks. After seven hours deliberating, a new trial was set. mental balance questions and brain X rays were debated by experts and rebuttals, while oil operator J E Owens awaits trial on 1185 counterfeit checks and a 168701 overdraft.
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Jwensboro
Bernard Ware Barrett
Barrett
J. E. Owens
Wheat Farmers Question Wheat Price Policy in Dakotas
North Dakota farmers at a committee hearing on farm income and production controls criticized uniform acreage reductions across wheat classes. Seavege and others argued that hard red spring and durum grades are treated the same despite different uses and prices. Farmers like George Mikkelson and Henry Bloom urged policies tailored to each wheat type and regional needs.
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Minot
N. D
Seavege
Agriculture Committee
North Dakota
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Glenn C. Holm
George Mikkelson
Ramsey County
Henry Bloom
Near Taylor
Jobless Pay Accusations Challenged in Ohio Letters
Elizabeth Magee, chair of the committee, released letters to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Manufacturers Association and Ohio Information Committee denying CIO claims that 64,000 workers were living it up in Florida and California on unemployment. She noted average weekly benefits were about 29 dollars and that only a small fraction of benefits originated from out of state claims.
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Andards
Eroupe
Florida
California
Elizabeth Magee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Manufacturers , ‘Association
Ohio Informatiom Committee
Magee
Ohio
Radio by Sunlight Readied for Market
Radio by Sunlight Readied for Market depicts an experimental solar powered receiver. Ray Decola, inventor, notes it resembles a conventional table radio with eight transistors replacing tubes and similar sensitivity. The device collects power from light or artificial sources via solar cells, but is not yet ready for marketing due to cell costs.
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Thurs Ihe
Sevel
Ray Decola
Mirror Attacks Times Over Princess Margaret Editorial
London Daily Mirror blasts the London Times for pressuring Princess Margaret to renounce royal duties. The Mirror, claiming over a million readers, defends the princess and accuses the Times of speaking for an outmoded audience and a fading era.
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London
London Daily Mirror Today
London Times
Times
the Mirror
The
Emmy Oa Sues
Fast Business Pace Seen Slowing Down
Henry S. Hoftermann of New York executive vice president of the National Association of Credit Men told the Co Valley Conference that a slowing in business pace is expected. About 4000 credit men from Ohio Michigan Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania attended yesterday's session in Pittsburgh where the outlook was discussed.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Henry Hi Ftermann
New York
National Assn. of
Credit Men
Co Valley
Cook Sues Barge Line For Explosion of Stove
A Chicago cook sues a barge line after a stove explosion aboard a vessel caused severe burns. The case, filed in a circuit court, seeks damages possibly up to forty thousand dollars, reflecting the high stake injuries from the incident and its impact on crew and operations. The dispute arises from a machinery fire linked to shore power and transport, with questions over negligence and liability.
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Cook
New York
Wor
Tichest Corporation
Cadillac
Chicago
Gcmcaco
Gener
Motors Corp
She
Move From Home to Home as Polygamy Probe Expands
Salt Lake City officials say Utah anti polygamy drive will be lengthy and hard. Charges filed against four men include David B. and Heber Smith, both insurance salesmen, with polygamy. Bail set at 2000 for Lou Alma Kelsch, a 49 year old with 31 children. Atty Frank E Moss notes investigations touch multiple cases and faces difficulties in obtaining evidence.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
E. R. Callister
Ian Oed
Ft Cay
Salt Lake
Latter-Day Saints
Biormon! Church
David
B. Dangers
Hebert Smith
Lou Alma Kelseh
Salt Lake County
Moss
Kelsch
Davis County
Farmington
Carl Eugene Jentzsch
HOH
Robianen
State Releases Salk nS Ret f
Unclear fragmentary lines describe ages possibly 1 and 40 years and a location Burien. Other words appear garbled. no coherent event or names clearly recoverable for a complete summary.
Solons Stray From Study Of Water
Representative Lipscomb criticizes a House Government Operations Subcommittee on water and power for focusing on flood damage instead of tolls and broader policy. He plans to attend hearings in Nashville and Memphis and questions witnesses as the panel tours the South and Midwest from November 1 to 10.
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Washingiux
Lipscomb
Calif
House
Pecomb
Hoover
Pesanania
Raleigh
Orly
Eginning
Nashville
Tenn
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Memri
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Hoover Commission
Picket Held in Firing Of Plant Boxcar
Circleville Ohio July arson charge against Luther Chaffin age 20 Kingston Route 1 and Charles Wolfe age 22 Circleville for alleged arson at Lincoln Plastics Corp plant. Both bound to land under $2500 bonds each as state arson investigator details a fire damaging a railroad boxcar bearing refrigerator parts from the firm.
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Circleville
Luther Chaffin
Kingston
Charles Wolfe
Circle
Ville
Lincoln Plastics Corp
Mitton
Chaffin
Insylvania
Faure Clears the Way for Earlier Elections
Premier Iagar Faure won a confidence vote in the French National Assembly by 271 to 280, clearing the way for a December move of national elections. The vote covered the government’s general policies and noted statements by Faure and Finance Minister Pflimtin.
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Parisay
Iagar Faure
National ‘Assembly
Faure
Merre Pflimtin
Jews Seek Arms Balance Amid Middle East Tensions
Israeli informants report Israel preparing a list of defensive military equipment to offset Soviet bloc arms flowing into the Middle East. Officials say U S support to consider the list but no promise to supply. Dulles and Macmillan discuss security concerns over arms-peddling and Soviet influence in the region.
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Ueneva
Larnels Inources
United States
Egypt
U. S
John Foste
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Middle East
Russ V M. Molotov
Czechoslovakia
Veronica Lake Collapses in Detroit Hotel
Actress Veronica Lake, noted for stage and screen work, collapsed Thursday in a Detroit hotel and was hospitalized at Henry Ford Hospital. No official diagnosis yet. cardiograph tests did not confirm a heart attack as the cause.
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DeTmort
Veronica Lake
Detroit
Henry Ford Hospital
West Offers Buffer Zone Against Attack on Reds
United States Britain and France proposed a nine point treaty of assurance to Russia to create an East West buffer zone along a reunited Germany’s borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia. The plan aims to win Soviet support for German reunification and NATO membership. It envisions mutual restraint, inspections, warning systems, and staged entry into force with consultation among signatories.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
NATO
West Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Molotov
Berlin
Ike Cheered By Movies at Army Hospital Viewing
President Sevier nears recovery after heart attack as he enjoyed a Western film at Fitzsimons Army Hospital during convalescence. News from international talks and the Big Four ministers shows Russia, Britain, and France expressing hope for his early recovery while the base press room reports his first movie viewing Thursday.
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Sevier
Feap
Genevt
Russia
Great Britain
France
Lowry
Air Force Base
German Courier Plane Is Salvaged From Lake
A World War II era German courier plane, believed to carry gold and Hitler era documents, has been salvaged from Lake Atter in Upper Austria. Austrian authorities will witness the extraction and inspect the contents after the wreck is raised and the site cleared.
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Lane
Austria
Fred Tod
All Armed Services Are Equally Vital Speech by Truman
Former President Harry S. Truman declares all three military branches equally vital and warns cooperation is essential to win future conflicts. Speaking at a Navy Day dinner at the Olathe Naval Air Station, he credits sea control for Korea and urges unity to prevent another war.
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Olathe, Kan
Harry S. Truman
Olathe Naval Air Station
Truman
Korea
Strobel Acknowledges Interest in New York Firm
Peter A. Strobel of the Federal Building Commission testified to a House Judiciary subcommittee in Washington that he still has an interest in a New York consulting engineering firm. He admitted working for the company while on the Federal payroll and sharing in profits. Chair Emanuel Celler said actions did not appear to violate conflict of interest laws but noted delicacy in the matter.
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Peter A. Strobel
House Judiciary
Washington
New York
Strobel
Subcommittee
Emanuel Celler
Stroble
Kidnaping Boys Admitted By Cab Driver
ZANESVILLE and GREAT FALLS report a taxi driver pleads to kidnap charges tied to two Campbells boys and coins. John J. Fitzpatrick, 32, Detroit cab driver, faced assault with intent to kill counts. a preliminary hearing scheduled for Monday. Coins valued by collectors sparked interest in the case. Officers arrested relatives and noted the Carson City mint closed in 1893, complicating the coin’s rarity.
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Zanesville
John J. Fitzpatrick
Detroit
Day
Fitzpatrick
Rand
Micipal Cour
Great Falls
Mont
Tommy Camp
Bell 2
Ricky
Harry Camp
Carson
Campbells City
Federal Reserve
Thomas E
Minneapol
Campbell
Nancy
Laver
Jacksonville
Athens
Janesville
Carson City
White House denies cabinet ouster plot against Benson
Washington reports the White House and three officials disputed a Farm Journal claim that cabinet members sought to oust Secretary Benson over farm policy. The administration says there was no split, and Benson will attend a Denver conference with President Eisenhower this weekend.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Fara
Farm Journal
Denver
Eisenhower
Rewsmen
Aisit
Summerfield
Harold
Stasten
Fisenhower
Administration
Murray Snyder
Anewculture
America
Man Identifies Self In Wife Trade Case In San Diego
A San Diego man calling himself a Shesterton confessed to police that he traded wives with a friend after reading about his daughter Karen Johnson’s death from throat infection. Karen, 1, died Monday at Granite City I. The Johnsons and Hellers, longtime friends, were divorced last August and swapped spouses in a double wedding the next day.
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San Diego
Shesterton
Ind
Linotype
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Karen
Granite City
John P. Heller
Johnsons
Hellers
Pike Co to Sell Gas Transit Facies in Waverly Beaver
Logan man Myron Shurlock 23 of Logan Route 4 is killed when his car skids into a truck on Ohio 312 south of Bremen. Freight carrier crews at Pike County and Washington report the fatal crash amid plans by Natural Gas Transmission Co to build a distribution system and expand service in Pike Township Waverly and Beaver at an estimated 843000 dollars. Weather outlook shows cooler than normal with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday.
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Logan
Myron Shurlock
State Highway Patrol
Shurlock &Pparenty
Y 8 Star
Ohio
Washington
Pike
Bremen
Waverly
Federal ‘Power
Frederic Commission
Tennemee
Tennemee|Hottiman
Lancaster
Freshman English Scores Compared at Ore State College
Hervert J. Nelson head of the English department tested the Class of 1927 freshmen against the Class of 1800, using the same English examination. Result showed the older class better at spelling and formal grammar while both groups showed similar sentence usage skills.
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Cgivallis
Ore
Var — de
Hervert J. Nelson
State College
Nelson
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