Buckley Doctor of Dentistry Earned With Family Help
Chicago man Donald C Buckley graduates as a dentist from the University of Winds with support from his three children Denise 7 Donnie and Michael 3 who all work as models earning money to fund his education Michael even obtained a Social Security card at 24 4 months to take a job as a model
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Truman to Speak at St Louis CIO Dinner
Former President Truman will be honored at a dinner during the CIO Communications Workers of America meeting in St Louis next Monday. About 2,500 delegates are expected for the six day session with officers to be elected and the year’s bargaining program outlined.
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St, Louis
Truman
CIO Communications Workers of America
Auto industry to build seven million cars this year
DETROIT U P eace in the auto industry, assured by the General Motors agreement with the CIO United Auto Workers, means seven million or more passenger cars will be produced this year. A new record is likely, with January through June totals near 4.3 million and truck output approaching 50,000. Production outlook suggests gains in late year though some model lines may shut for model changes. Prices for 1956 are uncertain, with some increases likely and some models possibly staying the same.
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Detroit U
General Motors
CLO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Lexington Boy Killed In Two-Car Collision
A two car collision near Richmond Missouri yesterday left one 17 year old dead and several other people injured. The deceased is Joe Helm son of Mr and Mrs F G Helm of Lexington Missouri.
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Richmond
Joe Helm
F. G. Helm
Kansas City Man Killed in Pole Collision at Blue Springs
A Kansas City man, Mola Hay Stapley, 36, was killed when his car hit a power pole at the south edge of Blue Springs. The crash disrupted electric service in the area for about 10 minutes.
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Blue Springs
Mola
Wibir Hay Stapley
Kansas City
President Leads 15000 workers in civil defense drill
President Eisenhower will head a 1955 civil defense test evacuating 15000 federal workers from the capital. Cabinet members and top officials will mobilize to simulate car, bus, and helicopter retreats to ready government plans for a wartime crisis. Sirens will signal the start of Operation.
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Mass Funeral After 78 Die In Le Mans Road Disaster
In Le Mans France a mass funeral will mark the 78 fatalities from the 24 hour race tragedy when Mervelevenghs car struck spectators. An American Roy Tutor was among the injured. The race finished with Hawthorn and Bueb winning in a Jaguar despite the disaster as 40 000 spectators watched a somber scene.
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Roy Tutor
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Levegh
Mike Hawthorn
Codriver Ivor Bueb
Britain
Missouri Woman and Two Indianans Die in Head On Crash
A Missouri woman and two Indiana women died yesterday in a head on collision ten miles north of Marshall. Three others were injured and taken to Fitz-Ribbon Hospital in Miami. Names provided include Anna Frazier, 30, and Elizabeth Green, 3, from Indianapolis. Injured were not in serious condition. Calvin Utz.
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Elizabeth Green
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Fitz- Ribbon Hospital
Calvin Utz
Missouri Aims to Be World Square Dance Center
CAMDENTON Special Taneycomo region features square dancing in weekly events and instruction as Missouri gears to become a premier square dance hub. Ozarks resorts Branson and Camdenton host programs drawing tourists and national TV exposure, with crowds from Marstfield to Eeling showing growing enthusiasm for this uniquely American dance form.
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Souri
Golf Ranch
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Kel
Waste in U S Real Estate Holdings Found
The Hoover Commission urged Congress and the President to curb mismanagement of federal real estate. It cites 472 million acres owned, no current inventory, and underused assets. It calls for stronger GSA authority, better budgeting coordination, and a study of federal lands to improve management. The report also suggests privatizing or writing off about 100 of 235 wartime industrial plants.
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Commission
New York City
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Eisenhower
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New York
Congréss
Army Medal Arrives Forty Years Late
In Los Angeles, John Long received the Army Mexican Border Service Medal for duty from 1915 to 1917. He said the adjutant general's office notified him last March 14, guessing a misflagging of his name caused the long delay.
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Los Angeles
Madal
John Wo Long
Army
Long
Adjutant General's Office
St. Louis Couple Welcomes Twins After Triplets in Five Years
A St. Louis couple has had seven children in five years, including two sets of twins and a set of triplets. The latest twins, a boy and a girl, were born yesterday at St. Mary’s Hospital, with Mrs Renfrow and her husband listed among the parents.
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St. Louis
Ear
Lalesh
St. Mary‘s Hospital
Death Ends Career Of Actor Walter Hampden at 75
Walter Hampden aged 75 died after a stroke on the way to a film studio. He lived in Ridgefield Connecticut and was survived by Mabel Moone, Paul, and Mary. Born Walter Hampden Doughty in Brooklyn, he began Shakespearean work in 1901 and starred in Cyrano de Bergerac across 1,000 performances. His film roles included About Eve and Treasure of the Golden Condor. Cremation planned and ashes to be returned to New York.
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Mary
Walter Hampden Doug Iy
Brooklyn
Eve
First Legion
Real Knockout Fight Foreseen On Power Issue
The House enters a major battle over the Dixon Yates power contract with leaders predicting victory. The Appropriations Committee rejected 642 million for a Dixon Yates line, redirecting funds to a TVA Fulton Tennessee plant. Supporters claim bipartisan backing will speed a savings filled vote. critics call Fulton socialism. The fight centers on securing TVA power, with debates set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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