Contested Will of Army Officer Generals Heirship dispute in Springs
A will contest in Hot Springs involves Brig. Gen. Raymond Franks Metcalfe whose estate valued around four hundred dollars is challenged by brother Will Metcalfe of Seattle claiming the general lacked adequate mental capacity when making the will The case alleges undue influence by Col and Mrs Nichol long time guardian of Metcalfe and notes Metcalfe’s service as a medical officer and his ties to Army Navy General Hospital and Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D C
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Seattle
Wash
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Nichol
Metesife
Waler Hospicel
Washington D. Co
Td War
West Coast
Prescott Lions Club Speaker Debates Little Latane Program
Prescott News reports Harvey Lions Club at Lawson Hotel where C C Wohlquist presided and Dick Harvey spoke on the Little Latane program benefiting boys. Fifteen members attended. Rainbow Girls attended state assembly in Little Rock June 13 to 16 with several members honored.
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Trons
Lawson Hotel
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Eroup
Prescott Rainbow
Grand Assembly of the Assembly of the Rainbow For Girls
Mas Ren
Little Rock
Elizabeth Koslosky
Grand Immortality
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Grand Page
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Mary Frances Harrison
Marlon Buchanan
Nancy Gulley
Astworthy
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Judy Koslosky
Mario Buchanan
Jane Kitchen
Virginia Purtle
Judith Kasosky
Bertha Gray
Jeff Livingston
N. R. Nelson
Paul Koslosky
Students toil for tuition under Berry plan at college
Hal Boyle notes the Berry formula requires students to work days for room and board, with about 60 percent also working at the school in summer to cover tuition. More than 416,000 students over a century have thrived, producing teachers, ministers, and leaders, while graduates credit the work ethic for steadier career starts and less disciplinary trouble.
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Bertrand
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Egpiculty
Battlefield Commission Named for Raw Ridge Site
LITTLE ROCK Gae and Orval Paulius appointed five members yesterday to form the Raw Ridge Battlefield Commission. The group will supervise the establishment of a national park at the Civil War site with terms extending several years, including Max Walke as a member.
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Eisenhower Eyes Moderation during Senate Civil Rights Debate
The president indicated he has not discussed briefing GOP leaders on fighting any filibuster and emphasized restraint on administering civil rights policy. He noted Prime Minister Kishi’s White House visit and anticipated talks aimed at closer U.S. Japan cooperation. He and Secretary Dulles anticipate negotiations improving ties.
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United States
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Arkansas battlefield property to become national park
The 1957 Legislature authorized the commission and appropriated 250000 dollars to acquire the battlefield property for a national park. Congressional action will direct the conversion of the site into a national park.
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Gunmen Rob Home Invasion Leaves Couple Shaken
Melchior Melchior and his 73 year old wife endured a brutal break in as three masked men stormed their residence. They forced the couple to the floor, demanded cash and jewelry, and fled with valuables placed in a blue stocking. No one was seriously harmed, but the family described the incident as terrifying and disruptive. The robbers appeared to be armed with 45 caliber cartridges and left after taking items. Earlier in the evening, friends had visited the home, not realizing danger would unfold.
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Tax write off for Toho Power Co sparks committee fight
A federal committee yesterday discussed documents bearing on a tax write off granted to the Toho Power Co. President Eisenhower noted the ongoing practice since Washington as reports about a new farm program for Congress next year are regularly considered at Cabinet meetings.
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U S. Seeks Japanese Trial for Ottawa Soldier
U S officials push to have a two year old soldier from Ottawa NJ tried by a Japanese court martial while Army authorities keep him in custody at Camp Whillington north of Tokyo. Supreme Court sources note a failure to appear could delay proceedings. U S government hopes for access to a Japanese court.
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California coast relief as heat lingers interior faces heat
Weather brief notes relief from heat along the California coast while forecasters expect a midwestern cool air mass to push into the Ohio Valley and Atlantic Coast by tonight. Scattered thundershowers are seen along the Atlantic Coast ahead of the cool air, with showers expected across Gulf Coast states through Texas and into New Mexico.
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Texas
Eight Die in Collision of Oil Tankers
Off the Brittany coast two large oil tankers collided in fog and darkness. More than 40 rescued, with 100 seriously hurt. Vessels identified as the Stony Point and the Ioannis under Liberian and Greek papers. Rescue ships battled through thick fog as flames raged and aircraft could not locate the burning ships.
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France
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Hone
Tissing
Stony Point
Ioantis
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Britany Peninsula
Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Mishawaka and La Grange
Severe thunderstorms moved along a cool air front last night in Mishawaka Indiana and La Grange County. High winds uprooted trees and knocked down power lines, causing extensive property damage and outages.
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Mishawaka
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Sin la Grange
Army Cannot Sustain Fixed Budget Say Army Chief
Leavenworth dispatch reports General Mawel G. Taylor says it will be very difficult for the Army to live within a fixed spending ceiling of about one billion dollars per year. He notes all military services face reductions under such limits, risking a scaled back effort amid the ongoing war costs.
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Ken
Mawel G. Taylor
Army
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