Tito Ignores Stalin Grave During Visit In Russian Capital
Tito visits the Lenin Stalin mausoleum in Moscow and deliberately avoids Stalin's tomb while paying respects to Lenin. He tours the Kremlin with a Yugoslav delegation and meets with Premier Bulgagin and Soviet officials. Tito and Khrushchev socialize with crowds and share a brief champagne pause at an ice cream parlor.
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Nikolai Ferubin
Yugoslavia
Edvard Kardelj
Koca Popovic
Belgrade
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General Hodges 96 Visits West Point for 75th Anniversary
Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hodges Jr. of Stamford Connecticut, the academy's oldest graduate and possibly the first to reach a 75th anniversary at West Point, began a three day visit with a quarter mile walk to breakfast after turning 96 this year.
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West Point
N. Y
Henry Clay Hodges Jr
Stamford
Wests Point
Japan House Pledges Aid to Philippines After War Damages
Japan's upper house ratified a treaty pledging 800 million dollars in goods and services to the Philippines for World War II damages. The Diet completed action on the reparations pact, while the Philippine Senate was expected to ratify the peace treaty and reparations accord soon.
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Tokyo
Japan
Philippines
Jayanaseé Diet
Philippine Senate
St Louis Girl Drowns At Sunfan Beach
Sharon Woelsen, a nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Welsch of St Louis, drowned at Sunfan Beach lake four miles north of St Charles during a swimming party with her brother and sister in law. She disappeared after arrival and was found by Delores Licovoli of St Louis in two feet of water. Rescue attempts failed.
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Sharon Woelsen
George E. Welsch
St. Laws
Sun Fan Beach
St. Charles
Delores Licovoli
St. Louis
Sharon
Mother and Daughter Die in Missouri Car Crash
Fenton Missouri report says Patricia Ann Williams 29 of Overland died after a car struck a pole on Highway 141 five miles south of Fenton in Jefferson County. One year old Kathy Williams died at St Joseph's Hospital Kirkwood. Husband William 32 and son David 6 were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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Patricia Ann Williams
Overland
Here
Jefferson County
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jar Kirkwood
Williams
David
Army Enlistment Deadline Set for July Second
The enlistment deadline for regular Army replacements to the 1st Infantry Division now extends to July 2. Local recruiter Cleason C. Cox notes the initial cutoff was May 12. Since April 1, 70 men from the Fifth Army area across Indiana to Colorado and North Dakota to Missouri have been picked for this program. Enlistees receive one week of basic training at Fort Ord, California before deployment to Europe.
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Sat
Cleason C. Cox
Fifth Army
Midwest
Indiana
Colorado
North Dakota
Missouri
United States
Ft, Ord
Calif
Employers Behind in Tax Payments in St Louis Area
The Internal Revenue Service reports Eastern Missouri employers owe about 1.125 million dollars in delinquent social security and income tax withholding payments. District Director Ernest M Flinn says most is from small businesses in St Louis and St Louis County. Tax liens will be filed against delinquent employers and their businesses to satisfy claims. The next payment is due July 2 for April May and June.
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Interna’l Revenue Service
Missouri
Ernest M.flinn
TRS
St. Louis County
Flinn
Brother of St. Louis Police Chief Dies
The 60 year old William J. OConnell, brother of St. Louis Police Chief Jeremiah OConnell, was killed in a collision between an automobile and a Public Service Co bus. The bus driver Bernard Blaydes, 43, said he was pulling out of a bus loop when the car struck the bus. OConnell, a steam filter foreman at Union Electric plant in Cahokia, was en route to church.
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ST. Louis
Public Service Co
William J. O'Connell
Bernard Blaydes
Blaydes
O’ Connell
Jeremiah O'Connell
Union Electri Co
Cahokia
Battle Against Childhood Diseases Expands Health Arsenal
Health officials highlight vaccines antibiotics and antiseptics as tools to prevent and treat common childhood diseases. Pharmacy access improves opportunities for families to safeguard children’s health.
Red Cross Faces Possible Structure Revision Report
National Chairman E. Foland Harriman opens a three day Red Cross convention urging a review of structure to meet future U S needs. He warns of a new warfare threat and calls for a thorough analysis of how resources at national and local levels can meet a looming task. He cites 1955 as the worst disaster year and notes blood donations rising 68 percent to 161,400 pints monthly while delegates include Blanche Heidlebaugh, 81, who aided Clara Barton in 1900 Galveston flood.
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U. S
Harriman
Red Crows Board of Governors
Red Cross
Board of Governors
Blanche Heidlebaugh
Santariz
Calif
Clara Barton
Galveston
One Dead Five Hurt In Illinois Crash Near Red Bud
A four vehicle collision three miles north of Red Bud on State Route 3 killed Elsie Leach of Cottonport Louisiana and injured five members of a St Louis area family. Kieth Lewis seven is critical. Cynthia three and Troy Lewis forty were treated and released. Elmer Albrecht forty six of St Louis, the truck driver, was unhurt. Eisenhower flew back to Washington after a quiet weekend near Gettysburg.
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St. Louis
Red Bud
Elsie Leach
Cottonport
Dean Lewis
Kieth Lewis
Cynthia
St. Anthony's Hospital
Troy J. Lewis
Kevin
Elmer FB. Albrecht
Foster, Troy bus line founder, dies at 76
Marion Calvi Foster retired owner of the first bus line through Troy died at Lincoln County Memorial Hospital. He started the $1, Louis and Troy line in 1925, expanded to Cedar Rapids and Iowa, sold to Burlington Trailways in 5412, and lived in retirement. Survivors include his widow, a son, a daughter, and a brother. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Marion Calvi Foster
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Foster
Cedar Rapids
Iowe
Burlington Trailways
Store Operator Admits Shooting in St Louis
Kenneth Davide, a 38 year old confectionery store operator in St Louis, admits to police that he fatally shot Isaac Story after Story embraced his wife at their home. Story staggered to his car and died at City Hospital. Davidson said a knife was produced by Story and that he fired only after warning several times.
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St, Louis
Kenneth Davidese
Isaac Story
3 Louis
Davidson
City Hospital
Story
Vriendly
Bis Aelle
Florina
Star
Good Samaritan of Coal Fields Named
Catherine NeRerre of Naville was honored as a good samaritan of the coal fields. A group of former miners and area residents praised her for support to wives, daughters, and mothers in crises, honoring her with a wrist watch, flowers, and letters. Also notes a Missouri forecast with mild temperatures and little precipitation.
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Collinsville
Catherine NeRerre
Naville
Taquoin
Lana
P Mt
Two State Schools In Scholarship Plan
Central Missouri high school graduates may compete for 97 agriculture and home economics scholarships under the Keeper Scholarships Plan for 1956. The program aims to help qualified students afford college, with $20 one year stipends and participating colleges across several states including Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Michigan State, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
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Afteyant
Widwestern
California
Placid
Auburn
Unive
Arkinsiay Arkans Tine Bluff
University of Ci
University of Florida
Ui University Kansas
Kentnels
Destercey City
AL State College
Missoni
North Olina
Woron's College of Univereolina
North Carolina
Asant
Americ
Pegan
Injuries Fatal in Trucker Crash at East Street
A trucker from Louis died yesterday after a crash near East Street. The incident involved a local transport operator and a passenger vehicle, with authorities listing the fatal injuries and indicating an ongoing investigation.
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East St Lasuts
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