Golf Swing Too Stiff The Laments
Gettysburg Pennsylvania President Eisenhower fretted over a stiff swing during a Monday round at Gettysburg Country Club. He complained of pulling with his left hand and noted he has not had a good round since his health scare last year. The White House says he drove to the course after sightseeing with Field Marshal Montgomery and spent the afternoon at the Blackhorse estate. He then returned to Washington that night.
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Elaenhower
Join S. Doud
Esenhower
Gordon. Moore
Washington
Missing Boy Case Traps Two in Chicago Plot
Police seize John Marsh, 65, and Jake Maez, 43, in a hoax bid to extort 5000 dollars from Countess Olga Harattieri who sought help locating Vittorio Harattieri a 14 year old missing boy. A secretary for the consul general posed as the countess in a staged meeting at Skid Row with the fake informants.
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Ce “Ee
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Tohn Marshh
Jako Maez
Olga Haratteri
Vittoria
Countudovico Harattieri
Ekid Row
Catherine Feeley
Flood Tolls and Relief in Texas Across Severe Weather
Floods and tornadoes devastate Lampasas and surrounding Texas towns. Refugees endure night at Red Cross shelters as military and state police organize rescues and aid. Dallas Fort Worth area reports damage while Memphis reports a separate deadly storm.
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Hoon
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All Haves End
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Garland
Miephy
Capeville
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Parik
Wylie
Banham
Mount Vernon
Wasco
Joe Crawford
Warren Doolittle
Minerva Richardman
Adamsville
Lampasas County
Senate Maintains Post Office Budget With 58 Million Cut
Senate refused to restore 58 million in Post Office Department cuts while approving a 8.884 billion overall bill funding the Treasury Post Office and Tax Court. Johnson urged Eisenhower to choose economy over expansion, criticizing mixed budget signals as the House and Senate kept a tight stance on spending.
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Post Office
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Dirkaen
Sumsterfield
Sherman Adams
Dope Rap Jail Readies Girl Violin Star For Court
Sandra Moore Mitzelle a 24 year old violin prodigy once billed at Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl appeared in Municipal Court with three others after a narcotics arrest from a Hollywood apartment raid on May 2. Police say she and Charles entered during a May 4 incident. he allegedly carried codeine prescriptions. She faces Superior Court May 27 on charges connected to the case.
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Supervier
Sandra Moore Mitzelle
Hollywood
Sundea
Saundra Berkova
Otto ‘Klemperer
Stokowsk
New York
Hans Kindler
State Shows Scandal May Truce Offer
Los Angeles Attorney General Edmund G. Brown rejected Confidential magazine’s offer to drop private sex scandal content on condition of halting a grand jury probe. Adolph Alexander, guardian for Confidential, proposed ceasing stories against individuals. Brown warned of a volatile trial and possible indictments against magazine agents. William R. McKeon faces criminal libel and conspiracy charges as about 25 witnesses are subpoenaed before the grand jury.
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Confidential
Adolph Alexander
Robert Harrison
Alexander
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Arand
William R. McKeason
Losag
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Arbenz Granted Asylum in Uruguay After Guatemala Coup
Former Guatemala leader Jacobo Arbenz arrived in Montevideo by plane and Uruguay agreed last week to grant him asylum after the 1954 coup. The pro Communist government in Guatemala was toppled in 1954.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
Guatemala
U S Population Soars Near 180 Million Mark
The Census Bureau reports the United States population growing rapidly and approaching 180 million as of Monday. The note highlights a surge in overall numbers across the nation.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Vancouver Plane Crash and Ballot Controversy Rise in May 14 Coverage
Reports detail a Trans-Canada air disaster near Mount Slosse with 82 aboard and 62 dead. The Independent notes ballot issues in Vancouver with Prop 2 campaigners arguing recreation funding versus school district needs and incumbent candidates contesting eight city council districts.
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Wee
Adelands
Magnolia Pier
Two Ex-Convicts Seized in Robbery Case
LAS VEGAS November 1. Police arrests tied two ex convicts to a robbery of an Arcidin California man outside his home on Saturday. The suspects were identified as Charles W. Blue 24 Hollywood and Richard Dubey 34 Michigan. They face fugitive charges.
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Hollywood
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