Mayflower Landing Due Today
Provincetown expected to receive the Mayflower by 10 a m as Cmdr Allan Villiers times the vessel’s approach off Cape Cod. Coast Guard charted the 180 ton crate ship’s eastward course toward Provincetown ahead of what officials call a likely have of the voyage.
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Meany cites GE in welfare fund corruption charge
AFL-CIO President George Meany testified before Congress naming General Electric and three other firms as examples of corruption and malfeasance in employer administered worker welfare funds. He urged disclosure legislation and noted GE refused competitive bidding on a health and welfare contract, instead awarding it to Metropolitan Life.
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Ike Reveals Queen and Prince Visit to U S in October
The United States will host Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip from October 11 to 21, starting with Canada, then Jamestown for a 350th anniversary celebration, before arriving in Washington for a three day formal visit. Eisenhower announced the plan and said the royal tour will proceed despite political campaigning. The bulletin notes the trip's schedule and the Queen’s and Prince’s engagements, including travel to New York and Canada before England.
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Riots in Algiers Amid Antinationalist Upheaval
Reported rioting by Frenchmen on Algiers streets as anti national sentiment surges. Mentions a musician Vamed Dalla Crisals with cello returning from trouble within five months. Page Tes.
Ruling on GI William S Girard Case Denied
Washington authorities clash over transferring GI William S Girard to Japan for trial as Attorney General Dulles submits an affidavit denying involvement while federal judge hears habeas corpus petitions. Day-long arguments concluded with no decision and a Friday deadline set for further citations.
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Look Magazine Price Increase Announced
Look magazine said on Tuesday the newsstand price will rise from 5 to 20 cents, effective with the August 6 issue. The announcement highlights a standard price adjustment and notes the change applies to all copies sold.
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Girard Case Stirs US Japan Over Trial Courts
The Girard case fuels tensions between the United States and Japan over whether he will be tried in a U S military court or by Japanese courts. The offense involves shooting a Japanese woman at a U S Army rifle range in Japan. U S authorities are criticized for mishandling the cane incident and the broader situation.
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Fire Ravages Heart of Alaska and Tokyo Schools
The heart of Alaska, a 250 by 280 mile area, suffers wildfires amid a deadly influenza wave in Japan. Authorities report several deaths as fires close campuses and suspend classes across affected districts, with ongoing outbreaks taxing health services.
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Yugoslav Aid to Egypt for Industrialization Plan
The Yugoslav ministry says experts will assist Egypt in building a 2205000 dollar machine tool plant as part of a five year industrialization plan for the agriculturally oriented nation.
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Egypt
Three Women Identify Man in Attacks
In Glendale CNS report, Mona Insurance investigator arraigned on assault rape and attempted rape charges. Roland Phillips 21 of 2205 Larchmont St. identified by Mary Susan Watson 23 of 1509 E Broadway as man who whipped and tried to rape her. Det Sgt Broom says license number helped trace suspect. two more women identified him. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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Long Beach Cafe Owner Convicted on Income Tax Evasion
Long Beach restaurant owner Cohen, 47, was found guilty on two counts of income tax evasion for 1952 and 1953. Prosecution said his reported income of 34,822 in 1932 and 1933 taxes were understatements, with net worth at end of 1953 listed at 211,008 and substantial increases in net worth and living expenses cited in the case. Sentencing set for July 1.
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Bradley Receives Medal as Greek King Honors Hero
A King of Greece awarded a medal to a U S general in a ceremony noted in Hollywood. A separate incident saw a boy wounded by a bullet. police report details include a 1930s income tax dispute and a missing hearing aid, while a fire related claim and a barbecued mishap are also mentioned in the scattered report.
Paratrooper Dies After 3 Hour Rescue at Fort Bragg
At Fort Bragg North Carolina a three hour rescue attempt failed to save a paratrooper who dangled below a C123 aircraft during a routine airborne exercise. Parachute lines tangled and the man died after the big plane landed and foam was used to cushion his fall. The victim was identified as Private Wayne J Glowgum, 20, of Leland Iowa. Initial medical findings cited simple suffocation and tangled static lines as the cause.
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Union Cash Law After Beck Deal
CHICAGO The International Brotherhood of Teamsters must sell one million dollars worth of bonds at a loss to replenish cash reserves. William A. Lee, seventh vice president, told Chicago Joint Council 26 that John English, general secretary treasurer, notified him via phone that bonds, mainly government securities, must be sold at about a 10 percent loss. The disclosure follows accusations that Beck manipulated union funds, draining cash to a perilous level.
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Dynamite Rips Home Of Unionist In Detroit
An explosion ripped the front of Tony Stellato’s home in Detroit injuring no one, with four sticks of dynamite found. Stellato, brother of Carl Stellato, Ford Local 600 president, was a controversial figure in last month’s local union election and had filed misconduct charges against 17 engine unit members.
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Mayflower WM Runs Out Fan Of Warm Weather
The article fragment describes a figure named WM predicting warm weather then heading for the East Coast. It mentions a rival of Man flower, a wife, a message about today, and details a traveler with a belt, straw cap, and tattooed hand. The passage is fragmentary and unclear but centers on departure and warm weather anticipation.
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