Mishap Buries Gurnsey Girls in Wisconsin Quarry
A sleepless father in Bosco bel recalls warnings as three of his eight children are found buried in a quarry near Disnz JL. Investigators say earth and stone slid onto the girls during grading, with a bulldozer pushing debris atop them. The incident is deemed accidental.
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CPI
John Gurnsey
Bascobel
Gurnsey
Disnz JL
Jones E. Bales
Lee County
Ill
Dixon
Bairs
Youngsters on 10-day theft spree shock Miami Beach
Three grammar school girls aged up to 11 led a 10 day wave of petty theft at Miami Beach, taking about $1000 in cash from purses and wallets left by bathers. Investigators say the money was spent on ice cream and water skiing, with two of the girls from well to do families facing juvenile court today.
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Miami Beach
Grammer
Fats
Sai ‘Deen
Surfside
Drake
Tue
Apparaiah Munson
Cowboys Draw Young Audiences in Warsaw Theaters
Police report youngsters imitate Western films as they reel in Warsaw theaters. Radio Warsaw notes two cowboy movies captivate the small fry, boosting a weekly 50 cent allowance era after World War II.
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London
Poland
Radio Warsaw
Warsaw
Ship Nearly Sank After Collision Off San Diego
The 2120 ton USS Warnick was nearly sunk after a collision 18 miles west of San Diego. The crew transferred to the Senate?, repairs kept by damage control, and the ship later set sail at five knots. One machinist was missing and presumed drowned. three other crewmen were injured.
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Con Hee
Warnick
Howland
Wantuck
L, DB
Penniston
Argyle
Eisenhower Returns From Farm Home to White House
President Eisenhower drove from his Gettysburg farm to the White House arriving at 7 10 p m after an 85 mile trip in about two hours He travelled with Col Walter R Tkach and altered plans from air to car due to rain Mrs Eisenhower remains at Walter Reed recovering from an August 6 operation Also present were John and Barbara Eisenhower with their two children and Milton S Eisenhower and his daughter Ruth president of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore
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Short
Risenhower
Walter R. Tkach
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
John Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Janns Hopkins Univesity
Baltimore
Ruth
Wealthy British Woman Miss Yule Dies in Bricker Woods
Glads Yule, 53, heir to Sir David Yule's 20 million dollar fortune, died Saturday in Bricker Woods. She was known as one of Britain’s wealthiest women and inherited the estate in 1950 after her mother's death. Yule bred prize Jersey cattle and owned a famed Arab horse stud.
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London
Glads Yule
Briain
Bricker Woods
Miss Yule
David Yule
David
Top India General Praises U.N. Force
India’s army chief visited Indian troops with UNEF in Gaza and praised their work. He said the soldiers were performing the mission they were sent to do and planned a four day Egypt visit before returning home.
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Gaza
CPI
Thimayya
India
U. N.s
UNEF
Egypt
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