Missing Family To Remain In Reno To Solve Finances
A debt-ridden family from Silver Lake Minnesota was found in Reno Nevada by a finance company after fleeing several California towns. Earl Trust 30 his wife and five children plan to stay in Reno until bills are squared away. Reno Mayor Joe Gelhen said they will be welcomed back if they return.
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Earl Zrust
Silver Lake
Minn
Reno
Nev
Zrust
California
Nevada
Earl Trust
Sacramento
San Luis Obispo
Pismo Beach
Loyalton
Calif
Joe Gehlen
Trust
Earl
Minneapolis
Trustex
Anti-Union Bill Advances in North Carolina
The House Manufacturing and Labor Committee approved a diluted anti union membership bill for government workers by voice vote amid debate. The proposal originally by Rep. Frank Snepp would restrict all state and local workers. the bill also includes provisions on wage increases for teachers and state employees and radiation health regulations with a 35 member atomic energy advisory panel.
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Raleigh
House Manufacturing and Labor Committee
Frank Snepp
Mecklenburg
Senate
C. V. Henkel
Iredell
House
State Health Department
Advisory
Atomic Energy
Ed Wilson
Caswell
House Manufacturing and Labor
Charlotte
Malcolm Seawell
Truman’s 75th Birthday Reflected By Surprising Newsmen
Former President Harry S. Truman turns 75 with a surprise birthday cake in New York. He wishes peace and happiness for all Americans and asks for “another boy in Margaret’s family.” He mentions his daughter’s pregnancy and reflects on mistakes and remedies as he greets reporters and heads to breakfast.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Million Dollar Burglary Foiled at Roebling Suite Hotel Hilbrecht
Police shadowed thieves who looted nearly one million dollars in gems and furs from banker socialite Mrs Mary G Roeblings hotel Roebling suite in Trenton New Jersey Detectives arrested two inside the hotel elevator and a third outside in a getaway car The loot included a $1000000 necklace and a $140000 emerald necklace among other gems and furs New York officers had tailed the gang since February 2 and followed them to New Jersey
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Trenton
N.J
Mary G. Roebling
New York
Edward R. Murrow
Brooklyn
Eisenhower Threatens Summit Over Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower warns he will refuse to attend a summit if the Soviets hand East Berlin to East German Communists. He demands concrete gains in Berlin and German issues before any high level talks, as Herter plans pre conference strategy with Britain and France. The allied ministers debate seating in Geneva amid pressure for a summit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
East Berlin
Carmann
Avant
Ige
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Herter
la Round Table
Berlin
Benough
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
America
British Execution Protested
London AP report on Ronald Marwood a 25 year old killer hanged at Pentonville Prison while about 1000 Britons gathered outside in protest and inside rioting prisoners demanded the hanging be halted. The crowd carried placards and the condemned man's young wife Rosalie awaited near the prison as a petition for clemency neared 10 000 signatures.
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London
Ronald Marood
Pentonville
Britain
Marwood
Ronald Henry Marwood
Central Criminal Court
Rosalie
Richard Butler
Eliza
Quarles Dies at 64 in Washington Defense Official
Deputy Secretary of Defense Donald A. Quarles died unexpectedly at his home in Washington. He was 64 and had recently attended a dinner. his body was found after a chauffeur could not wake him. President Eisenhower ordered federal buildings to half staff as he expressed shock and sympathy to Mrs. Quarles and family. Quarles, a longtime civilian leader at the Pentagon, had been acting chief during secretary absences and was tied to successor speculation.
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Washington
Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Pentagon
Quarles
Wilfred J. McNeil
James Forrestal
Fred Seaton
Interior
Eisenhower
Steel negotiators pause as talks delve into issues
In New York the steel industry and union negotiators recess weeklong preliminary talks to digest arguments. Both sides seek federal investigations into tactics amid posturing and mutual accusations of profit pooling and lockouts. Cooper and McDonald expect more progress before June 30.
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New York
Cooper
Administration Seeks Another Postal Rate Hike
Washington AP report states the Eisenhower administration asks Congress for a one cent rise in first class and airmail postage. If approved, rates would go to 5 cents for letters and 8 cents for airmail with Postmaster General Summerfield estimating about 355 million dollars in annual revenue. The budget notes the Postal Office Department faces over 500 million dollars in annual operating deficit. President Eisenhower signaled higher rates to aid balance in his January budget message.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Arthur E. Summerfield
Poo
Fi‘senhower
Governor orders state patrol recall and possible National Guard aid
Gov. Hodges announced state highway patrols will be moved from Henderson this weekend and that National Guard units could be ordered into Henderson and Vance County if violence continues. He noted the adjutant general’s office has alerted a unit, possibly a Greensbor o military police company, and said officials and union leaders were informed. He stressed responsibility lies with locals who break the law and warned against rock throwing, gunfire, or dynamite use.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Henderson
Vance County
Adjutant General's Office
Greensboro
Harriet- Henderson
National Guard
Guardsmen Ready for Duty in Henderson Crisis
Raleigh AP Adj. Gen. Ca pus Waynick said steps are ready to deploy National Guard troops to Henderson if needed. He cautioned that actual use remains speculative, noting preliminary instructions to possible MP strike duty and consideration of moving the State Highway Patrol.
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Raleigh
Adj
Capus Waynick
National Guard
Henderson
Rising Prosperity Outlook Seen By Major Industrialists
An unofficial forecast for the next 12 months predicts continued recovery with a possible steel strike risk and auto industry competition in the small car field. About 100 business leaders meeting with Secretary Strauss hear that national output may exceed 475 billion dollars this year, though executives warn the outlook is uncertain due to export shrinkage and unemployment.
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Hot Springs
Commerce
BAC
Strauss
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Coast rescue by student amid shark attack tragedy
Two 18 year old San Francisco State College students Shirley O Neill and Albert Kogler were swimming off Baker Beach when a shark attacked. O Neill swam 50 yards to aid Kogler, pulling him ashore as he died later at Letterman Army Hospital.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Albert Kogler
Shirley O'Neill
Baker Beach
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco State College
Kogler
Letterman Army Hospital
Miss O'Neill
Albert
Four Plead Innocent To Reported Incident
Four white men charged with raping a Black college girl pleaded innocent at arraignment in Tallahassee. A crowd cried out as the pleas were entered, and the trial was set for May 27 despite defense objections. Sheriff Joyce had said all four confessed.
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Tallahassee
Fila
Bill Joyce
Harry Michaels
W. May Walker
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