Disc Jockey Penniless In Romance In Egypt Mail Matches
Carroll Pederson Jr and his Egyptian wife Laurence married in a cathedral by the Nile. After illness, Pederson writes he is nearly penniless with only 29 dollars, while Mrs Pederson says they hope to return to the United States but cannot afford it.
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Carroll Pederson Jr
Cairo
Laurence
United States
Carroll Pederson Sr
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Crosby Twins Serve In Germany Amid Army Duty
Schweinfurt reports Twin Crosby sons Dennis and Philip, both 22, serving with the 24th Medical Detachment of the 10th Infantry Division in Schweinfurt Germany. Dennis works as a mail clerk at the U S Army base, while Philip arrived last February. They plan return to Elko Nevada ranch life after service, with father Bing Crosby staying in touch through letters. The brothers studied animal husbandry at Washington State College before enlisting.
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Crosby
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U.S. Army
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10Th Infantry
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Elko
Nev
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George Sees Approval For Appointees
Senator George announced Senate likely to approve Eisenhower s UN delegate appointments despite McCarthy opposition to Paul G Hoffman hearings. Hoffman, Hicks, Lodge Jr and Knowland named as delegates with alts Wadsworth Jones Nash Greenbaum and Mrs Lord. Humphrey praised Hoffman as outstanding for UN delegation.
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Washington
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D-Ga
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R-Wis
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Senate Foreign, Relations Committee
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Communist Party
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Economic Cooperation Administration
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Elsworth Bunker
Vermont
James J. Wadsworth
New York
Richard Lee Jones
Illinois
Frank C. Nash
District of Columbia
Edward §. Greenbaum
New Jersey
Oswald B. Lord
Canine Group Beats Heat in Shawnee Storm Sewers
In Shawnee Oklahoma a group of dogs sought relief from 100 degree heat by crawling into storm sewers that lead to creek beds at the city edge. Poundmaster Troy Clay notes a humane society call but chose not to remove them, saying the dogs are smarter than people and just want a cool place to sleep.
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Poundmaster
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Humane] Society
Shirt Cuffs May Prove Birth Date in 1906 San Francisco
In a Los Angeles case a pair of shirt cuffs mailed from San Francisco after the April 18 1906 quake and fire are used as evidence to prove Mrs. Marion Howard Snell’s birth date as April 19 1906. Counsel seeks a court decree to issue a birth certificate so she can obtain a passport for a Europe trip. The cuffs carry a message from the late Elbert J. Howard describing the disaster and survival.
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San Fransco
Marion Howard Snell
Panorama City
Superior Court
James Rodgers
Dalles
Ore
Dan Hawes
Sellwood
Howard
Edith
Eva Peron’s cremation and missing remains story
Diario de Noticias reports from Buenos Aires that Eva Peron, wife of ex President Juan D. Peron, was cremated last year and her ashes scattered over the River Plate estuary. Died July 26, 1952, Peron had ordered a monument to rest her body as a tribute to labor work. the unfinished monument was destroyed after his removal last September. Succeeding governments have not disclosed what happened to her body.
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Diario de Noticias
Buenos Aires
Eva’ Peron
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
River Plate
Peron
Revoluion
Eva
South Korea Warns of Massive Red Air Assault
South Korea's air force chief Lt Gen Kim Chung Yul warns that if the Communists strike again, waves of Red jets could overwhelm Allied air power within minutes. He says F86 Sabre wings would offer only token resistance against hundreds of MIGs, complicating efforts to regain air superiority.
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South Korea
Korea
Kim Chung Yul
ROK
Republic of Korea
Kim
U.S
Farrell's postretirement rush to TV and summer travels
Hollywood veteran Charles Farrell rides a busy postretirement wave filming 128 half hour My Little Margie episodes and launching The Charles Farrell Show. In Washington, Justice and Mrs Harold Burton plan a summer trip to Europe and South America, traveling light with family updates and less official entertainment.
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Hollywood
Charles Farrell
Gale Storm
Jane Eads
Washington
Harold H.burton
South America
Supreme Court
Europe
Selma
Harold Burton
Justice
Sherman Minton
England
Scotland
Europe Trip for Marilyn and Miller Heads to London
Actress Marilyn Monroe and husband Arthur Miller depart Idlewild for London on a combined honeymoon and work trip. They carry 27 bags costing 1194 in excess charges, plan to live in a London suburb during Monroe’s film work with Sir Laurence Olivier, and Miller rewrites A View From the Bridge for London. Monroe thinks the stay will last up to six months. Miller expects to return in September.
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Mariyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
London
Idlewild
Monroe
Rebel general Tanco arrives in Caracas in exile from Argentina
In Caracas, Gen Raul Tanco, a Peronist rebel leader whose June 10 uprising failed in Argentina, lands as an exile. Seven other officers accompany him. two Argentines greet him, Adolfo Martinez, a Peron ally, and Jorge Miranda, a nightclub entertainer. Tanco calls himself a soldier, not a politician, while Argentina notes he was named for a free presidency if the revolt had succeeded.
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Venezuela
Raul Tanco
Argentina
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Adolfo Martinez
Juan D. Peron
Jorge Miranda
Tanco
Beaten Heir Apparent LECoeur at Meeting in France
Auguste Lecoeur once heir apparent to Maurice Thorez was badly beaten at a political meeting in Henin France. Local Communists attacked Lecoeur with chair legs and a .22 rifle, leaving him bloodstained and hospitalized.
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Auguste l Lecoeur
Maurice Thorez
Lecoeur
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henin
Frank Liverance
Lietard
France
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Liverance
ANT Leader Emphasizes Unity of Working Class
The newspapers quoted him saying unity of the working class was the key topic he wanted to discuss. He did not provide further details about the attack.
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Indian Red Party Toes Moscow Line
The Indian Red Party's Politburo endorsed a Moscow line after a 12 day secret session praising Moscow and urging a Marxist Leninist base for Indian communism. Sources say the move followed quarrels over Khrushchev's anti Stalin speech and split between militant and peaceful wings.
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India
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Indian Communist Party
West German Authorities Join Probe Into Threat Notes
Bonn's Interior Ministry says authorities are investigating threatening notes sent to U.S. officers in Germany after the U.S. Embassy complained of a flood of messages. Officials note the letters could be pranksters or a Communist campaign, with the Bonn government stepping in following the embassy’s protest.
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Interior Ministry
Nixon and Ike in Gettysburg signal tense White House talks
Vice President Nixon visits President Eisenhower in Gettysburg to report on his world tour amid signs politics will enter the discussion. With a firm Republican slate for president and vice president, Democrats hammer both men as Kefauver Stevenson Harriman and others bid for nomination. Southern leaders seek unity on segregation while Reuther warns the party must adopt a liberal platform. Traffic outlook foresees 35 million vehicles on U.S. roads by 1978.
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Atlanta
Neville Bennett
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United Southern Front
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Red Leader Surrenders in Malaya
In Ipoh Malaya Lee Yun top ranking Communist leader in Perak state surrendered to a British mining engineer. Yun weary and in rags asked for a gift to the police station saying he was fed up with the Communists. A price on his head stood at 2000 Malayan dollars but the engineer F L Talt will receive only 300 of it as police said he did not capture the rebel but acted as an escort.
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Malaya
Lee Yun
Perak
Yun
U.S
F. L. Talt
Bridge North South Deal Opening lead 6
North-South value shown with Alsio and East West players. The auction starts with 1¢ by North and 2N.T. by South, followed by passes. The opening lead is 6.
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Waitio
Card Sense Daily Bridge Problem and Commentary
In a bridge puzzle, West leads the six hearts first. East then deduces South holds the missing ace jack ten, guiding a decisive line. The standard play yields the contract. alternative lines risk defeat. The weekly quiz asks how to proceed with South holding spades eight, hearts A J 9 3 2, diamonds four, clubs K Q 7 5 3 2.
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