Egypt Premier Hi laly Pasha resigns after four months in office
Ahmed Hilaly Pasha resigns as Egypt’s prime minister after a brief tenure amid graft purge aims and the push to remove British forces from the Suez Canal zone. Hussein Sirry Pasha named by King Farouk to form a new government. discussions under way on cabinet.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Farouk I
Hussein Sirry Pasha
Hilaly Pasha
Pame Ana
London
Associated Press
Hilaly
Sirry Pasha
Aly Maher Pasha
Maher
Cairo
Suez Canal
Sudan
Police Crackdown On Sidewalk Loiterers At Night
Police continued patrols along sidewalks after merchant complaints arresting an older youth on breach of peace charges. Eight teens under 16 were directed to the Youth bureau after a disturbance was reported at Mark and Benham avenues near Norman Street.
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Joseph Joyette
Norman Treet
Mark and
Benham Avenues
Acheson Visits Vienna Amid Cheers Under Soviet Occupation
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives in Vienna after Berlin visit, greeted by thousands of Austrians. The trips aim to show Western resolve to keep Vienna and Berlin free despite Soviet control. Acheson’s Vienna arrival is marked by a notable demonstration.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
U. S
Dean Acheson
Berlin
Acheson
Car Kills Dog Then Crashes On Wet Road
A New York teen driver, Walter Fiori, 17, allegedly struck and killed a dog on Long Lots road near East Maple, then fled the scene and lost control near Hyde Jones, overturning the auto. He was arrested for reckless driving operating without a license and striking an animal without stopping and released on $500 bond for July 7 town court appearance.
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Westfort
Ang Lots Road
Walter Fiori
New York City
Young Fiori
Long Lots Road
East Maple Avenue
John Fernie
Fernie
Hyde Jone
Man 69 Misses Tryst With Death In Mountain Faith
James P. Longworth, 69, of Middlesboro Kentucky, woke to life after expecting death within hours. He told reporters he was disappointed yet shared that he had heard God call him to heaven during prayers on Cumberland mountain. Local residents, moved by his faith, gathered near his five room cottage as news spread.
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Middlesboro
James P. Longworth
Cumberland Mountain
Longworth
Dora Tkach
Kentucky
Virginia
Harding Star Signed by Pirates and Assigned to Bristol
Bill Onustren Harding High School star catcher signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was assigned to the Bristol Virginia Tennessee farm club in the Class A Appalachian league. He will debut tonight after flying from New York LaGuardia at 7 10 a.m. The 18 year old, a 200 pound graduate of East Bridgeport’s East Side School, impressed Pirates officials during a three day workout at Forbes Field. Milton Rosner said the contract carries a substantial bonus and that George Sisler praised his wrist action while Harold Traynor and Lenny Levy also supported the signing.
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Il Onuska
Warren Hard
Pittsburgh Pirates
Road Bridge
Roa
Bristol (V
Milton Resner
New England
Pirates
Matthew Onuska
John Johansen
Bridgeport
Bill Onustren Harding
Broadbridge Road
East Side
Pittsburgh
Bristol
Va-Tenn
George Sisler
Oniska
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Lenny Levy
Rosner
Ernest R Cathcart Dies at Fairfield Home
Ernest R. Cathcart aged 62 of 345 Mill Hill road Southport former superintendent at the Fairfield duPont plant died suddenly of a heart attack in his home. Services set for Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Fairfield with Rev James McClintock officiating. Burial in Oaklawn Cemetery Fairfield. Born in Sayers
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Ernest R. Cathcart
Mill Hill Road
Southport
Fairfield
duPont Company
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
James McClintock
Ing
Brick Thief Hunt Under Way in Anton Street Theft
William Miko reported a theft of 300 new bricks from his backyard at 547 Anton Street to police yesterday. He said the loss was discovered about 2 p.m. as detectives investigated the incident.
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Anton Street
William Miko
Miko
Truman's Action on Curb Controls Delayed
Congress rushed a hasty-pudding compromise controls bill to the president over the weekend. President Truman could sign by midnight Monday or let controls die. The measure, though an administration victory, fell short of his requests and was crafted by quick Senate House conference in under 48 hours.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House
Senate House
Suiho power plant targeted in largest raid of war
U N forces report communist antiaircraft guns in Manchuria fired across the Yalu at bombers striking the Suiho power plant last Monday. No planes lost. pilots did not cross into Manchuria. Over 500 planes hit Suiho and four other North Korean plants, the biggest raid of the war, with broader impact on Mukden industry yet power may endure in some areas via standby plants.
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Seoul
Korea
Glenn
Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Yalu
Suiho
Air Force
Nd Navy
United Nations
North Korea
Manila
Changjin
Fusen
Kyoon
Mukden
China
Twins Die In Bay State Attic Fire Tragedy
In Easton Massachusetts four year old twins Priscilla and Edward Steanleaf died huddled together as flames swept the attic. Their mother Mrs. David Regan said they had spoken of a toy train and likely went to the unlit attic. Firemen said a mattress fire spread to cans of paint causing explosions. The mother, who is due with another set of twins, was nearby.
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Easton
Mass
Priscilla
Edward Steanleaf
David Regan
Eighteen Vie Tonight for Jenny Lind of 1952
Eighteen aspiring young singers from Fairfield county compete at Klein Memorial auditorium for the Barnum Festival Jenny Lind of 1952 title. Public may attend free as judges pick winner and two runners up to appear at Ballyhoo show with two ladies in waiting.
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Fairfield County
Jenny Lind
Klein Memorial Auditorium
Jenny
Mediately
Hedges Stadium
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Taft Ike Aides Agree On Rules for Settling Fights Over Delegates
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey launches an all-out effort to secure Eisenhower for the Republican nomination as Taft predicts winning on an early ballot and carrying 30 states. Russell highlights experience as his path to the presidency, while AP delegate tabulations show Kefauver Harriman Taft and Eisenhower contending for the nomination.
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Taft
Ike
Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
GOP
Truman
Dewey
Eisenhower
New York City
Gen
Houston
Tex
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
United States
Russell
NBC
Two police officers unhurt in second East Main collision
At 12:30 a m Sunday two radio patrolmen Noel Baker and John R Sember Jr escaped injury when their police car collided with a private auto near Barnum avenue after responding to a call on East Main street. The private driver Michael Walko age 41 of 677 William street was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
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East Main Street
Noel Baker
Apt
Yellow Mill Village
John R. Sember, Jr
Wade Terrace
Barnum Avenue
Michael J. Walko
William Street
Military Rapped for Failure to Press for Uranium Output
A congressional committee scolded military planners for not adequately pursuing uranium discovery and production. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee urged higher targets and costs as essential to ensure sufficient uranium for atomic weapons, warning of potential shortfalls if war occurs without ample reserves. The AEC offers bonuses to prospectors who find new uranium deposits.
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Washington
Congressional Committee Today
Congress
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Two geldings win Fairfield County Hunt Club finale in Westport
Golden Hill chestnut Peg's Pride and Hutchinson Stable grey gelding won championship ribbons in the final competition of the 29th annual three day horse show of the Fairfield County Hunt Club in Westport. Other horses earning three or more rosettes included Tempting Fox Miss Diana and Strideaway.
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Golden Hill
Fairview Farms
Peg
Pride
Hutchinson Stable
Fairfield County Hunt Club
Westport
Jean M. Cochrane
Tempting Fox
John J. Farrell
Diana
Charles Govern
Eisenhower Taft delegates clash over hearing time at GOP meeting
In Chicago on June 29 AP reports Eisenhower and Taft delegates with GOP Chairman Gabrielson agreed rules for contest hearings at the national convention. Hearings to be open to press and public and delegations called alphabetically. Time limits for debate unsettled. further talks scheduled.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Taft Leutenants
Guy G. Gabrielson
GOP
Taft
Gabrielson
National Committee
Newlyweds Injured In Trumbull Smashup
Hartford bride Edmund Healey and Gladys Healey were injured when their car hit an abutment on the Merritt Parkway near White Plains road exit in Trumbull. Healey suffered a broken nose and dislocated hip, Gladys a fractured jaw and facial culm. both in good condition later. He said he fell asleep at the wheel after a 9 am Saturday wedding. No arrests reported.
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Trumbull
Hartford
New York City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Edmund Healey
Gladys
Rocky’Hill Road
Merritt Parkway
White Plains Road
Healey
Walter Abel
Triplets' Dad Admits Bigamy After Birth of Triplets
In New York June 29 AP reports Salvatore Scarnati admits to police he is not the husband of the triplets' mother and remains legally married to another woman. The Brooklyn man, 7 year old Salvatore Jr, told detectives at Bellevue Hospital after visiting newborns that he is married to Mary Cosa Luzzo Scarnati since 1947 and separated since 1950. Mrs Scarnati presented a 14 weekly support order for their daughter. District attorney declined action against the new father.
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New York
Police
Salvatore Sencnati
Brooklyn
Helen Scarnati
Bellevue Hospital
Mary Cosaluzzo Scarnati
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