Actress Suzy Parker Injured in Train Crash
St Augustine Florida AP Suzy Parker 25 suffered multiple injuries in a train auto crash that killed her father George Lofton Parker 60 at the crossing Parker listed as Mrs Pierre Lasalle of New York City was hospitalized for several weeks doctors say she remains a very beautiful girl and the family declines to discuss the couple s marriage status Parker formerly a top New York model acted in Kiss Them for Me and 10 North Frederick ahead of Jacksonville visit she traveled with her father after visiting her mother in hospital at St Augustine Lasalle arrived to be by her side but reporters were unable to reach him for comment.
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Miss Parker
Pierre Lasalle
New York City
Lasalle
New York
George Lofton Parker
Jacksonville
Gary Grant
Jayne Mansfield
House Debates Trade Bill Amid Ike Tariff Battle
Eisenhower's reciprocal trade program faces a decisive House debate with two days of general discussion. The bill seeks a five year extension and tariff reductions contingent on concessions, amid rising protectionist sentiment affecting coal textiles and small business. The Ways and Means Committee adds a two thirds vote veto and safeguards on oil and mineral imports, plus a domestic investment consideration for national security tests.
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Rpa
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Yale Receives 15 Million Gift for New Colleges
The Old Dominion Foundation founded by Paul Mellon presents Yale University with 15 million dollars to build two new colleges and expand its educational program. President A Whitney Griswold announced the gift at class day exercises as Yale marks its 257th commencement with sites purchased from New Haven.
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Yale University
Old Dominion Foundation
Virginia
Paul Mellon
Yale
A. Whitney Griswold
New Haven
Soviet Composers Cleared Over Formalism Charges
The Central Committee in Moscow says Stalin and Beria erred in 1948 accusing Dmitri Shostakovich Aram Khachaturian Serge Prokofieff and others of formalism. The decree blames Stalin for subjective art judgments and notes Molotov Malenkov and Beria later suffered purges. It restores the composers to favor while assigning political blame.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
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Lavrenty Beria
V. M. Molotov
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Dmitri Shostakovich
Aram Khachaturian
Serge Prokofieff
Beria
Molotov
Malenkov
Central Committee
Red Army
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Prokofieff
Soviet Union
Car crash in East Paterson leads to careless driving charge
Charles T. Kurzymski, 49, was driving with his wife when a car crossed into his lane causing him to swerve into a lawn, shrubbery, a garage, and Benedict Rockovitz’s car. Police charged him with careless driving while his wife urged him to turn. A separate note mentions Boston University Faculty Club with a knobless room once built by Dr. Charles Weld to hide art behind hidden panels.
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East Paterson
N. J
Charles T. Kurzymski
Benedict Rockovitz
Kurzymski
Boston University
Charles Weld
Ousted Soviet Aide Denies Buying Secrets in U S
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov says Nikolai Kurochkin denied attempting to buy secret military documents from Beaumet, the American writer. Kurochkin was ordered to leave the United States for allegedly paying hundreds of dollars for Army manuals and other materials. Beaumet said he only provided non secret material and was paid 435 dollars over months, with no classified information shared.
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Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
State Department
Charles T. Beaumet
Kurochkin
United States
Beaumet
Arlington, Va
Soviet Union
John A. Baker Jr
U. S
Moscow
Baker
Beaurmet
Zine
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Kio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves pain, and stops itching without surgery. Available as PF ration H suppositories or ointment, with a money back guarantee at druggists.
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New York, N.Y
Beaumet Says He Refused Classified Material to Russian Contact
Beaumet recounts telling the contact he was not cleared for classified documents and would not hand anything over. He recalls that federal agents questioned him about Kurochkin and after that he notified authorities of every call. He admits he missed growing suspicions as the sums increased.
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Armies of the World
The
Red Star
Beaumet
Kurochkin
St. Louis Founded as Fur Trading Post in 17H
A note records that St. Louis originated as a fur trading post founded in 17H, marking its early commercial purpose and strategic location on the frontier.
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St. Louis
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