Aide Denies Eisenhower Run in 1956 Vow
President Eisenhower's press secretary denounces as a lot of nonsense a report that the President promised GOP leaders he would run again in 1956. Hagerty refused the claim made by Clyde Mann citing sources close to the President and denies a White House meeting discussed in Akron Beacon Journal.
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Toledo, Ohio
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Akron Beacon Journal
Clyde Mann
White House
Hagerty
Toledo
Lake Erie
Sherman Adams
Adams
No Signs of Breakin Says Cop at Trial
A police officer testified there were no signs of a break in at the defendant's residence during the trial. The testimony addressed whether forced entry occurred and supported the defense stance on how the alleged burglary unfolded.
Cleveland police describe scene at Sheppard murder house
Patrolman Fred F. Crenkhan testified he found no sign of a break in, no struggle in the murder bedroom or on the beach. He noted a window open with dust on the sill, two locked windows, blood specks on walls, a disturbed closet, and papers scattered in the living room after arriving around 16 a.m. July 4.
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Cleveland (Ap
Marilyn Sheppard
Fred F. Crenkhan
Bay Village
Samuel H. Sheppard
Drenkhan
Sheppard
Thomas J. Parrino
Steve
Sam
Crenkhan
Man Sought for Quiz in Slaying Ils Found Hanged
Baltimore police sought Ralph B Garrett in connection with the slaying of 14 year old Carolyn Wasilewski. Garrett was found hanged along a railroad siding after being questioned about the case. his car matched a vehicle seen near the crime scene. Neighbors call him steady and decent though he had been depressed by his mother's death anniversary.
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Baltimore
Carolyn Wasilewski
Ralph B. Garrett
Anne Arundel County
Garrett
Carolyn
Einstein Admitted to AFL Chicago Plumbers Local 130
Dr. Albert Einstein was officially admitted on Friday to the AFL Chicago Journeymen Plumbers Local 130. Stephen M. Bailey sent Einstein a membership card and a welcome letter saluting him as Brother Einstein, noting the local’s glad to have him among its ranks.
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Chicago
INS
Albert Einstein
AFL
Chicago Journeymen Plumbers
Stephen M. Bailey
Einstein
Dulles May Pick Democratic Aide for Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dulles is open to naming a Democratic aide as a foreign policy consultant if Democratic leaders nominate a qualified person. He previously worked as a Republican consultant to Acheson and other officials and will not initiate the move without Democratic support.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
State Acheson
Congress
Eaders
State Department
No Reason for Alarm After All
A San Mateo woman stepped on the gas and stalled on railroad tracks. Frances Pearman, 45, was knocked unconscious after hitting her head while trying to flee the car. Police rushed to flag the train but it passed the adjacent track. She was hospitalized Friday after the shock.
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San Mateo
Calif
Frances Pearman
McCarthy vows campaign will go on at rally
Senator McCarthy told 3 500 supporters that his anti communism campaign will "go on and on and on" despite a Senate censure move. He and his wife appeared unexpectedly at Constitution Hall as supporters from New York and Boston urged senators to oppose censure. The Idaho Senator Welker praised McCarthy before the crowd as police helped them to the stage and he spoke on policy for servicemen held by Chinese Communists. Tears showed as he addressed wives and mothers on stage.
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Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Constitution Hall
New York
Boston
Wisconsin
Sen. Welker
Idaho
eCarthy
Benjamin Schultz
New Or
McCarthy interrupted by crying baby in senate gallery
Senator McCarthy was interrupted by a 15 month old crying in the senate gallery. The baby, Dierdre Walsh, was carried out after vocal protests from Senator Bennett and others. The incident echoed earlier interruptions during the Fort Monmouth investigation.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Sen. Bennett
Utah
Dierdre Walsh
Ed Walsh
N. J
Dierdre
Fort Monmouth
Arlier
Bennett
Sen. Case
R-S. D
America
Colleagues Rally To Bring Mike's Kin To America
In Salt Lake City AP reports Mike Katsanevas 66 a Clearfield naval depot janitor receives a $3,000 worker drive to bring seven relatives from Crete to the United States. Sen. Watkins pledges to cut red tape as colleagues raise $2,100 in days, fulfilling a dream stretching back to 1924 with family separated by war and hardship.
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Salt Lake City
Mike Katsanevas
America
Mike
Clearfield Naval Supply Depot
Crete
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Candidates List Taverns Expenses Reported in Filing
The secretary of state's office said Democratic State Senator Arnold Utzig of Dubuque filed expenses including 200 dollars at taverns and 50 dollars for gasoline. Other figures show George O Malley of Des Moines reporting 772 in receipts and 804.50 in expenditures. Republican Ernest J Seemann said he received no contributions and spent 10 dollars. Democrat Edward J McManus of Keokuk reported 175 dollars in receipts and 647.35 in expenditures.
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Des Moines
INS
Secretary of State
Arnold Utzig
Dubuque
Utzig
CIO
George O’malley
Ernest J. Seemann
Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
Stanley Hart
Neighbors Begin House Project in Des Moines Suburb
AP reports Frank Polkas are building a new house next to the home of George Dotts in Des Moines signaling a local development in a quiet neighborhood.
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Des Moines
Frank Polkas
George Dotts
Mrs Murphy Loses Jewelry After Umbrella Mishap
In Chicago Mrs Margaret Murphy opened an umbrella to shield her hat from rain and forgot she had hidden a watch and three rings inside the umbrella. She lost 1700 dollars in jewelry including the concealed items.
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Chicago
Margaret Murphy
Three Democrats Balk at Dividend Relief Repeal
Three Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee refuse support for repealing the dividend tax cut. With GOP backing, the repeal effort could fail. Two other Democrats were noncommittal while four of ten holdovers supported repeal. one did not reply.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Blair Says Rulin Means Hospitals Would Be Hotels
Iowa Hospital Association warns Hoegh rulings could bar insurance for lab services for about 1.5 million people and turn hospitals into hotellike centers with medical “concessionaires.” Blair argues Hoegh’s plan risks patient access to specialist care and insurers. The Medical Society and Board of Medical Examiners back local solution and enforcement of medical practice laws.
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Blair
Des Moines
Iowa Hospital Association
Leo A. Hoegh
Louis Blair
Cedar Rapids
Association
Hoegh
Hospital Association
Iowa Medical Society
State Board of Medical Examiners
Medical Society
Board of Medical Examinare
Council Votes New Parking Restrictions
Cedar Rapids approves broad street parking limits proposed by the Traffic Advisory Board. Signs go up immediately on several streets including Third and Eighth avenues with time and all-day zones. four council members present vote yes to implement the plan.
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Cedar Rapids
E. A. Prochaska
Prochaska
Third Avenue
Eighth
Fifteenth Street
Second Avenue
Tenth
Thirteenth Street
First Street
Eighth Avenue
Mt. Vernon Road
Ninth Street
Sixth Street
Second Street
Third
Fifteenth Avenue
Fifth Street
E Avenue
Center Point Road
First
J Avenue
Council
Fourth
Eighth Street
Eleventh Street
Stennis Calls McCarthy Censure Essential To Set Standards
Sen. Stennis urged the Senate to censure Sen. McCarthy, arguing his conduct sets a “slush and slime” standard dangerous for public service. He praised Watkins’ integrity while criticizing McCarthy’s attacks on critics and warned that failure to censure would erode Senate norms.
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Senate
Stennis
McCarthy
Sen
Watkins
Rutah
Minister Admits Accidental Killing During Deer Hunt
Blairsville Georgia Baptist minister Carl Brewer 46 confessed to attorney that he accidentally shot hunting companion Alvin Towe 40 during deer season on November 5. Brewer fired at a squirrel, found Towe dead, notified sheriff, and spoke at Towe’s funeral.Attorney Tarpley said fear delayed admission. coroner investigation pending.
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Blairsville
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Towe
Brewer
Tarpley
Greeley Banker J S Hunt Sentenced to 18 Months
J S Hunt, a 60 year old Greeley banker, pled guilty to embezzling $14 595 from a bank. Federal District Judge Henry N Graven sentenced him to 18 months in prison to be served concurrently on three counts and gave him until next Friday to arrange personal affairs and surrender. Hunt had admitted taking funds since 1940, repaid about 4000 recently, and restitution was noted as full.
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Dubuque
James S. Hunt
Greeley
Federal
Henry N. Graven
Graven
Hunt
Ironic Sidelight To Veterans Day
In Dallas fourteenth Pearl Harbor casualties from Dallas County were honored after the attack with an engraved plaque reading You will live forever in our memory. A reporter found the plaque Thursday Veterans Day covered with dust on the basement floor of the criminal courts building.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Pearl Harbor
Veterans Day
Criminal Courts Building
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