Violence and tensions rise in three major U S strikes
Reports describe violence at the Sperry Gyroscope plant in Lake Success as 10 workers strike for an 18 cent hourly boost. Pickets and clashes curb entry, with eight arrests and vehicle damage. Other strikes hit Louisville Nashville railroad and Southern Bell in the South, while Boston textile workers press for settlement.
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Bd Associated Press
Sperry
Lake Success
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone
P. L. Shackelford
Birmingham
Ala
Shackelford
Joe Culpepper
Hattiesburg, Miss
CIO Communication Workers
South
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Boston
CIO
Detroit
United Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
Ford
American Motors
Real Estate Transfers Leap Through April Week
April 4 11 real estate transfers list multiple deeds with Bennett Housing to J F Schubert Brice Arlen to Bill Snavely Guy E Marlin et al to Estll Hubbard and more. Several quitclaim and warranty deeds priced at $1 and varied trusts. Notable entities include Berkshire Hillcrest Belmont University Place Annex and Moramar parcels with numerous owners and minor rev. fees.
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Bennett Housing Inc
Guy E. Marlin
Babcock
O. F. Stinson & Wi
Harold C. Krogh & Wi
Hillcrest
Cheater A. Hemphill & Wi
Orland
Miler & Wi
Henry F. Licktelz & Wi
Moramar
Zimco Home Inc
John L. Clyatt &Wf
Schwarz Acres
William Henry Johns
Walter T. Johns & Wi
Conn
Hallmark & Wf
Brice Allen
Brice Allen & Wt
Lore
University Place
Jess Ray
Harry A. Puckett
Floyd F. Sample
Harry M Ashby & Wi
South Lawrence
James Francis Rissman
Charles D. Michener
E'y Ely
Harry C. Dunamire
Fred A. Dunmire
Harry C
Ruth C. Dunmire
Sunset Hill
Glen D. Hildebrand
Kenneth
Holden
Breezedale
Phillip Olmstead
Frank Raley Jr
Olmstead Subdivision
Louis E. Johnson
Eugené
Baldwin
Louis & Johnson & Wf
Eugene JY
Twichell & Wl
Ind
Kansas Traffic Deaths In 1955 Tally Despite Rising Trends
A Topeka report outlines Kansas road death figures with 1955 showing 138 deaths so far in the period, compared to 148 in the same span of 1954. The data emphasize ongoing traffic safety concerns and state tracking methods.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two Czechs Seek Asylum After Stolen Plane Flight
Two young Czechs Karel Kucera 20 and Zdenek Machilner 19 escaped to West Germany in a stolen light plane from Kolin Czechoslovakia. They crash landed in a Bavarian field near Rohrberg last Thursday. They sought political asylum from German police and were transferred to U.S. officials for screening and placement in the Escapee program in Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Karel Kucera
Zdnek Machilner
Rohrberg
Kolin
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Kansas Cition Now Held For Escape Attempt
Wichitan David Sallee 23, of Kansas City Mo, held for trial on three charges after escape attempt. Bond raised to 15500 by City Court Judge Tom Raum. Sallee already faced car theft and armed robbery in a 1054 holdup April 5. Co-defendant Robert Beastey 28 Independence Mo. preliminary hearing set for May 2.
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Wichita
David M
Lee
Kansas City
Ani
Tom Raum
Sallee
West Side
Polish Premier Arrives in Moscow for Friendship Anniversary
Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz leads a Polish delegation to Moscow to mark the 10th anniversary of Soviet Polish friendship and mutual aid. Talks will cover renewed emphasis on heavy industry and agriculture under the Moscow regime.
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Moscow i
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Bulgarin
Inbreeding Reduces Vigor in Farm Animals
Observations state that mating closely related farm animals leads to reduced vigor indicators across multiple traits. Genetic similarity increases risk of recessive defects and lowers overall health and productivity.
U S plans more aid to Viet Nam amid French pressure
Reports from Washington say the United States will continue backing Premier Ngo Dinh Diem in South Viet Nam despite French opposition. Officials cited Paris dispatches claiming France has decided Diem must go, yet Washington reportedly remains committed to Diem's government.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Washington
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Paris
Diem
Even Polio Victims Need Vaccine Says Spokesman
A spokesman for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urged polio survivors to receive the Salk vaccine. He said a child who has had one polio type may still be susceptible to the other two forms, and vaccination can guard against multiple types.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Court Orders Release In Torch Murder Case
The Court of Criminal Appeals ordered the release of David F. Hagler Jr. who is wanted in Oklahoma for murder. The court said the ruling does not bar extradition on a valid warrant. Hagler was charged in the torch slaying of an unidentified man found burned in a station wagon near Davis Oklahoma on October 10, 1854.
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Austin
Tex
Courtof Criminal Appeals Today
David F. Hagler Jr
Oklahoma
Hagler
Davis
Okla
Batboy Stead Delivers Pitching in Intra-Squad Game
Ronnie Stead longtime batboy for the Toronto Maple Leafs shows potential as a pitcher in a Fort Pierce intra-squad session. Manager Bruno Betzel fielded him for two innings with no runs allowed. The southpaw had no prior baseball experience, but trained by watching and throwing batting practice.
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Fort Pierce
Fila
Ronnie Stead
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bruno Betzel
Stead
Leafs
Being Courteous Proves Costly
Wellington Kas police judge Jeve E Nugen found courtesy costly after a Daily News visit. He agreed to take a reporter’s $1 fine for late payment of a 25 cent overparking ticket and returning to his car found an overtime ticket for expired meters.
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Wellington
Kas. P
Jeve E. Nugen
Nugen
Daily News
Prisoners Show Diagram To Elroy Hirsch During Film
During the filming of Warners Unchained at the California Institution for Men in Chino a group of inmates presented football play diagrams to Elroy Hirsch. He objected noting five men in the backfield violates rules. The prisoners replied that cheating is why they are there.
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Warners
California Institution For
Chino
Elroy Hirsh
Crazylegs
Window sign hints at nostalgic politics in Inverness
A window sign in Inverness Florida quotes a provocative line about the country’s past. The message contrasts times with more whittlers and fewer chislers, signaling a local reflection on cultural or political change.
Uncle Sams Inventory Shows He Owns 21 Percent of U.S
Government real property inventory released by the GSA shows as of December 31 1953 the federal government owned 405.1 million acres or 21.3 of the continental United States including airports cemeteries pastures forests mines parks and city building lots. It also lists 428 726 buildings such as post offices grain elevators prisons hospitals and even the Pentagon with total cost of 30.2 billion since 1789.
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Wall Street Journal
Washington
Sam
Congress
General Services Administration
United States
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Harry Lee
G.S.A
Senate
U.S
Hayden
Ariz
Senate Appropriations Group
G.S
Union
Departments of Agriculture, Interior, Defense
The
Veterans Administration
Uncle Sam
Nevada
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Alabama
Vermont
California
Rubber checks lead to prison sentence for Oscar Williams
In Pasadena Oscar Williams admitted writing rubber checks while on bail on a bad check charge. The judge questioned him about earlier checks and Williams said they covered other debts. He was sentenced to prison.
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Pasadena
Calif
Oscar Williams
Williams
Judgre
Milk Feeding Report Mentions Vitamin K Effect
A prior team noted an effect when feeding cows meénadi with synthetic Vitamin K and the current report discusses that observation. The fragment suggests ongoing investigation into the vitamin's impact on milk production or cow health.
Deer crashes through window at local tannery
A three point buck wandered into Boyne City Michigan and lept through a window at Howes Leather Co and then escaped via a door. Researchers at the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station were noted in the fragment.
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Boyne City
Mich
Florida Agri
Cultural Experiment Station
Howes Leather Co
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