Poland Bars Cardinal From Dulles and Confines Him
Polish authorities barred Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski from exercising church offices and confined him to a monastery. The Vatican decried the move as a violation of church sovereignty, noting the Pope alone appoints or removes leaders in any country.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Wyszynski
Josef Cardinal Mity
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Prague
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican City
God
Dock Strike Threat Sparks ILA AFL Rivalry Attention
The International Longshoremen's Association threatens a strike as defections to the ILA AFL rise. Locals switch to the rival union, tensions mount, and police guard the waterfront amid intra union leadership squabbles and a race to solidify strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
AFL
International Longshoremen’s Association, Afl
Ila-Afl
Joseph P. Ryan
French
Man Clears Up 112 Police Complaints
Denver police say William A. Sick Jr., a parole violator from Utica State Hospital New York, has cleared up 112 police complaints including 87 burglaries 15 clothesline panty raids and 10 automobile thefts. He confessed.
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Denver
William A. Sick Jr
Utica State Hospital
New York
Browns move to Los Angeles reported by league vote
The Washington Times Herald says American League owners voted 8 0 to move the St. Louis Browns to Los Angeles with details to be negotiated today. Browns owner Bill Veeck reportedly consented. Del Webb named to negotiate for 79 percent stock at a price around 2.4 million dollars.
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Washington
Washington Times-Herald
New York Dispatch
St. Louis Browns
Los Angeles
Bob Addie
Bill Veech
Browns
Beck
Baltimore
The
Times-Herald
del Webb
New York Yankees
West Coast
Veeck
First Move Of Kidnaper Is Awaited
Kansas City police awaited the kidnapper of six year old Bobby Greenlease Jr. after she abducted him from Notre Dame de Lion. The stocky red haired woman claimed to be his aunt and told nuns the boy’s mother had a heart attack. Police offered no comment on ransom.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease Jr
Robert C. Greenlease
Greenlease
Midwest
Bernard Brannon
Bobby
Greenleases
Virginia Sue
French Institute of Notre Dame de Lion
Sunset Hill
Dentists Find No Proof Toothpaste Cuts Tooth Decay
Six dental scientists at the American Dental Association meeting say there is no definite evidence that toothpaste materially reduces dental caries. They credit proper brushing as more important than any toothpaste ingredient.
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Cleveland
American Dental Association
Hill
Western Reserve University School of Dentistry
D. Hill
Council On Dental Therapeutics
Leonard S. Fosdick
Northwestern University
Dental School
John W. Hein
Mart Gets Option On Snow Land
Southern Furniture Exposition Building Inc took option today on a tract at 8 Wrenn St across from Snow Lumber Co. The city had planned to buy for expansion but council pulled out, selling a second Snow lot on E Commerce St for 25 000 with first refusal on future additions. Frank Dalton announced the papers signed this morning.
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Southern Furniture Exposition Building, Inc
Wrenn St
Mammoth Furniture Display Center
Snow Lumber Co
Frank Dalton
Cityneil
Dalton
Ahi
Ssevkat
Main St
Cture
E. Commerce St
North Carolina Real Estate Boards Elect Officers at 32nd Convention
Leon Ham of Greensboro was elected president of the NC Association of Real Estate Boards at the 32nd annual convention. Richard Shew of Wilmington became vice president, Charles Mendenhall of High Point secretary, Ivin Blac of Greensboro treasurer, and five district vice presidents were named. Tom Hilderbrant was chosen president of the Realtors Institute.
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Asheville
Leon Ham
Greensboro
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards, Inc
Paul G. Minish
Winston-Salem
Ham
Richard Shew
Wilmington
Charles Mendenhall
High Point
Ivin Blac
Tom Rowland Jr
Western
J. D. Arey Jr
Aberdeen
Central
Co. E. Phillips Jr
Durham
Northern
Worth Gurley
Raleigh
Northeastern
I. M. Richardson
Fayetteville
Southeastern
Tom Hilderbrant
The
Realtors Institute
Moore Bryson
Alfred Carling
Hendersonville
Neva B. Richardson
Try
Puerto Rican soldiers killed in Louisville airliner crash
A chartered Army flight carrying 41 aboard crashed at Standiford Field Louisville killing 22. Survivors were hospitalized in serious condition. the crew included Dororthy Bush the only one to survive. Pilots Capt Wharton Moller and Co Captain John DeWitt Pickel died.
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Louisville
Standiford Field
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Ft. Knox
Resort Airlines of
Miami
Fla
Dorothy Jean Bush
Wharton Moller
John DeWitt Pickel
San Antonio
Tex
Highlanders Hear First Woman MacLeod Chief in North Carolina
Dame Flora MacLeod, 74, visiting from Scotland, arrives to a MacLeod gathering in Red Springs. She speaks at Flora Macdonald College auditorium as Scottish bagpipers lead a procession. Rev. Alastair Johnston and twin grandsons participate in the program with a faculty and student address pending in the afternoon.
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Red Springs
North Carolina
Flora MacLeod
Scotland
Aberdeen
Flora Macdonald College
Alastair Johnston
Edinburgh
Dame MacLeod
College At & P.m
McCarthy Marries Jean Kerr in Washington Cathedral
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy married his former assistant Jean Kerr in a 35 minute Mass at St Matthews Cathedral attended by 2000 guests including Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles. McCarthy, 43, became a married Catholic. Kerr, 29, recently joined the church.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Jean Kerr
Senate
St. Matthews
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
McCarthy
William J. Awalt
Schubert
Stamps Pay For Slot Machines In North Carolina
Greensboro report shows 20 groups and 20 individuals bought $250 gambling stamps for coin fed gaming machines for the year starting July 1. Federal records on machine counts remain secret, with forms masking numbers and stamp totals. The list of stamp buyers includes six American Legion or VFW posts, seven country clubs, six fraternal orders, and one cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
Director of Internal Revenue
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soviet proposals seek Red China at world parley in Lugano talks
The Soviet Union proposed two conferences a Big Four on Germany and a five power meeting including Red China to tackle broad world tensions. The note, delivered to Western embassies in Moscow, urges discussions on Austria and Germany while postponing Austrian independence talks through diplomatic channels.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Germany
Red China
United States
Britain
France
Lugano
Switzerland
Austria
Moscow
London
Ashington
Hoover's Commission Formally Sworn In at White House
A 12 member panel on government reorganization headed by former President Herbert Hoover was sworn in at the White House with President Eisenhower watching. Justice Harold H. Burton administered the oath as members pledged to uphold the Constitution and to avoid Communist or Fascist associations. The group aims to streamline government, cut costs, and possibly abolish functions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
White House
Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
Clarence Manion
South Bend
Ind
Hoover
Truman
Generally Fair Pleasant Weather Outlook For U S
Generally fair and pleasant weather was expected across the nation with rain in the eastern Rockies and western Washington. The North Central states faced rain prospects while the hot belt from Texas to the Midwest saw temperatures above 100 degrees in multiple cities. A storm Center in northeastern Nebraska was forecast to bring cooler air and rain to the North Central region tonight.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Washington
Texas
Salina
Fort Worth
Dallas
Fort Smith
Ark
Death claims Florida Governor Dan McCarty at 41
Florida Governor Dan McCarty died in Tallahassee Hospital after a brief illness from heart trouble and pneumonia. Senate President Carley Johns, 48, assumes duties until a 1954 election selects a new governor to fill the remaining two years of McCarty's term.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Dan McCarty
Florida
McCarty
Senate
Carley E. Johns
Starke
Fort Pierce
Dar Ill
Mike
Frances Lela
Olive Brown
Versity of
Florida House
Johns
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Kielce
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Margaret
Ferdinand Pecora
Four Freedoms Foundation
Pecora
Four Freedoms
Jia
Dean Acheson
L.A
Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Commission
U. N
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U. N. Command
Repatriation Commission
Nee
Department of Dentistry and Dental Research
School of Medicine and Dentistry
University of Rochester
Robert G. Kesel
University of Illinois School of Dentistry
Helmut A. Zander
University of Minnesota School of Dentistry
Albert H. Kniesner
Ceeseees
Sssssee
Badio-Tv
Mart
Snow Land
Mendenhall Real Estate Board Sec’y
Korea
Roscoe Buckles
Puerto Rico
John F. Kennedy
Ame
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