Eisenhower Preps Chicago Move after Denver Visit
Rest and relaxation mark Eisenhower's Denver foray as aides trim his schedule. He would move to Chicago Friday or Saturday for the convention buildup. A 50 minute North Dakota delegate meeting occurred, and a potential Denver radio address eyed to thank locals. Hjellum cites skewed literature, while Eisenhower backs CCC crop support and ongoing farm aid.
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Triplets' Papa in Legal Snare
Salvatore Scarnati, 27, faces adultery charges after his supposedly single status was disputed by his wife Mary Cosalu zzo Scarnati, 27, who revealed he is her husband and father of her 4 year old daughter. The DA offered no action but advised possible summons. Scarnati claimed he loves Helen Mingey Scarnati and asked how he erred.
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Finnish Blonde Wins Miss Universe Title in Long Beach
Armi Kuusela of Finland, 18, was crowned Miss Universe defeating entrants from 29 nations. She won a diamond coronet, a motion picture contract, a $3,000 car, and a $2,500 wrist watch. Weiht, measurements and future plans noted. Hawaii’s Elsa Edsman runner-up.
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University of Helsinki
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Renate Hoy
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Egypt Seeks New Cabinet In Turbulent Politics
Egypt faced a third cabinet crisis in five months after Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha resigned. Hussein Sirry Pasha, a veteran independent, was named to form a new government. He began talks with leaders as court and Cairo offices shift this summer. The move follows speculation over graft cleanup and slow reform.
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Egyptian cabinet crisis delays loom in Suez canal zone talks
Dispatches report Hilaly's resignation as Egypt and Sudan seek unity with Britain’s exit from the canal zone. London cables delayed by Egyptian censorship. Hilaly declined to comment on his resignation to reporters.
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Albert Lean Named DAV Commander
Crookston Harold Parks 44 along with Peter Tarro Hibbing Hiram Fuller Mankato and Merton Anderson Crookston were elected to senior posts at the Minnesota department Disabled American Veterans annual three day meeting with Lean chosen as commander and Tarro Anderson Fuller named top officers for the organization.
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No Crowd Attends Funeral for Waxey Wexler
Irving Waxey Gordon Wexler died at 63 in Alcatraz Prison of a heart attack. He was buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery Queens with only his widow two children and a few friends present. He was a millionaire prohibition beer baron and former narcotics peddler.
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Alcatraz
Harriman outlines US funds to oppose Reds on TV
Averell Harriman told a CBS television audience in New York that the United States will spend money to finance world unity against Communist aggression. Speaking after a nationwide campaign stop, he argued the US can deal with Stalin on its terms in a few years and warned voters to consider voting records of rivals.
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Kaiser Urges Western Policy to Block Soviets in Germany
Trier dispatch reports West German minister Jakob Kaiser urging a Western policy to push back the Soviets toward the East and reunite Germany. He condemned the West for leaving 18 million Germans in the Soviet zone under a dictatorial terror, calling for action to restore lost freedom soon.
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Kaiser predicts collapse if Red Army pulled from Soviet zone
Kaiser argued resistance to communism grows strained as the Soviet structure shifts daily. He warned that removing the Red Army would cause the Communist setup to collapse and urged Germany to regain the industrial east to prove self determination rights for Germans in the West.
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Hope Dwindles for Wisconsin Pilot
In Spokane Washington the search ends with fading optimism for missing Wisconsin pilot Laurie Welch as hope of finding her alive dwindles amid ongoing inquiries and missing person concerns.
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Spokane
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Missing Baraboo man in Spokane flight search intensifies
Welch, a prominent Baraboo resident, was lost Tuesday while flying his maroon Stinson plane home from Spokane. Civil Air Patrol planes from Montana, Idaho and Washington join in the search, along with Fourth Air Rescue Squadron aircraft from McChord Field, as authorities comb the mountainous country between Spokane and Missoula, Montana.
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