Springfield Soldier Killed in Accident
Sgt Clyde Edward Beaver 35 of Springfield Mo died after his car left a curve and crashed into a tree about four hours after the crash at the station hospital Two women in the car with him were injured Mrs Barly born Ann Pearson 19 Neasho suffered lacerations of legs and head Phyllis Brewer 27 Neasho suffered fractures of hip arm leg and possible chest injuries
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Mistaken Identity In Virginia Arrest
BUENOS AIRES Argentina trespass guards guard the capital after a brief revolt. Maj Gen Franklin Lucero says the country is calm. Peron remains in home and government offices move as rumors of a junta circulate. Troops withdraw anticipated to ease tensions and banks prepare loans for repairs.
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New Legion Commander Named to Succeed Mickey Baker
Baker named new Legion commander succeeding Mickey Baker. Other officers elected include chaplain Sue C Lozier, service officer Roy C Debbie, sergeant at arms William Register, historian Joseph G Majersky, with Mickey as an executive board member. Delegates elected for district convention and department session were named. Liberal debate covered nuclear test data, Veterans Day observance, and Missouri school foundation program, with the latter to be voted on October 4. A note on Tokyo population and a segment on John Baer Almanac follow with weather and local notices.
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Billy Graham Evangelical Rally Draws 30,000 in Germany
German crowds pack an evangelistic series featuring Billy Graham as he speaks amid wartime memories and political tension. The sermon emphasizes turning to Christ, with attendees listening as Graham calls for faith and personal transformation despite historic Nazi-era persecutions.
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El Paso School Board votes to end segregation in public schools
El Paso becomes first major Texas city to abolish segregation in public schools following a board vote. The city had previously enrolled about 712 Negro pupils, reflecting the impact of Supreme Court decisions on district practices.
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John L. Beck Dies and Funeral Plans Reported
John L. Beck, longtime Missouri Retail Merchants Association leader and business figure, died. Funeral set for Friday. Survived by four daughters, 21 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Beck held prominent roles in local commerce circles and church groups over decades.
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Steel Industry Near Wage Offer Sparks Possible 100,000-Worker Strike
The steel industry edges toward a wage offer that could avert a strike by about 100,000 workers. U.S. Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel promised raises, while Jones and Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet & Tube resume talks with the CIO United Steelworkers. Current pay averages $2.43 hourly. a midnight strike deadline looms if no deal is reached. U.S. Steel expected to present its offer soon as union president David J. McDonald seeks a substantial boost. Talks, under a two-year contract reopener, focus on wage-only changes this year amid cautious optimism for settlement. Also in industry news, General Motors announces a major expansion program with $ halts for ten machine tools and related facilities designed to bolster the economy.
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Headless Churchill statue sparks interwar scandal
In London a seated bronze of Winston Churchill faced questions as the model Oscar Nemon explained the body used for the statue came from Gerald Hamilton, a controversial figure once interned for pro-German links. Hamilton, 67, denied fascist ties while noting the head proportions.
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