Hungarians Held For Anti Red Roles
Hungary reports the arrest of former Gen Gyula Timar and 17 other officers from the wartime pro German army. They allegedly sought jobs with anti Soviet rebels last fall and offered aid to rebel leaders Bela Kiraly and Pal Maleter. Kiraly and Maleter await trial, with the regime linking the revolt to fascist aims.
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Gyula Timar
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Timar
U. S
Bela Kiraly
Pal Maleter
Kiraly
Maleter
Adm
Nicholas Horthy
U.N
Steel Official Dismisses High Steel Price Myth
United States Steel Corp. chairman Roger M. Blough told the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee the recent price rise was not inflationary. He called the idea of a new round of inflation from steel prices a myth and said steel remains the cheapest common metal, despite a $10 per ton rise effective July 1 prompted by U.S. Steel.
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Washington
Roger MM. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Blough
Puberes
Senate Antitrust
U.S. Steel
Doctors Pleased With Mamie Eisenhower Recovery
The White House reported that Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower's doctors are pleased with her progress after an operation on Tuesday. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder and Army doctors noted she slept well most of the night and is recovering at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a two hour gynecological procedure for a benign condition.
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Washington Cp
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Kansas University to shift books into scientific library
Kansas University will move books related to physiology anatomy and biochemistry into the new scientific library to improve library service. The action reflects a consolidation effort as part of campus modernization.
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K. U
Kansas University
English Lord of Criticism Targets Menzies and Queen
Lord Altrincham broadens his attack to Australia criticizing Prime Minister Robert Menzies and Queen Elizabeth. In a Melbourne Herald interview he condemns Menzies as subservient and worshipful of the sovereign, calling his stance disquieting and asocial.
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Australia
Altrincham
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Queen Elizabeth
London
Melbourne Herald
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Altincham
Adviers
Science Library moves books from Haworth and Watson collections
Roy J. Kitman directs the Science Library which consolidates physics chemistry and pharmacy volumes into Malott Hall. Three thousand Haworth volumes and eighteen thousand from Watson begin a move to the new space. Staff and faculty expect improved service and longer hours. move completes before fall registration.
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Haworth
Watson
Malott Hall
Sticks of Watson
Roy J. Kitman
Small Boy Rescued After 4th Try From Narrow Well
In Arcata California a 2 year old named Michael Swenson was trapped 15 feet underground in a narrow dry well. Firefighters hoisted him out after four attempts spread over about 30 minutes. He held a looped rope during the ordeal and suffered nausea from swallowing sand but remained in good condition. His mother Mrs Date Swenson expressed relief. arcata near Humboldt Bay California.
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T. B. Aultman
Mike
Arcata
Humboldt Bay
California
Australia focus widens in court advisory claim
Abincham criticized Menzies as unsuitable for the panel and urged Commonwealth drawn judges. He accused the Prime Minister of giving the Queen poor guidance during her 1954 Western Australia tour amid a mild polio outbreak. The Queen reportedly did not shake hands, staying distant throughout the visit.
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Menzies
Commonwealth
Western Australia
Altrincham
Desegregation Story Written in Peaceful Setting
In Nashville Tennessee a quiet desegregation record unfolds from a tree shaded house. Daily reports on racial developments across over 90 districts in 17 Southern and border states and the District of Columbia are compiled for the Southern Filucanon Reporting service. The agency says it reports the story objectively without advocating either side.
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Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
Southern Filucanon Reporting Service
Don Shoemaker
SERS
Supreme Court
Latell
Carnegie Hall to Be Razed for 44-Story Office Tower
New York reports that Carnegie Hall, founded in 1891, is slated for demolition in 1959 to make way for a 44 story office building with a sunken plaza for outdoor cultural exhibits. Louis J. Glickman bought the hall for a million dollars last year and plans a 22 million dollar development set back 40 feet from the street.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Louis J. Glickman
Jegie Hall
Andrew Carnegie
Glickman
Miss Audrey Osborne and Miss Frances Young Visit Friends
Miss Audrey Osborne and Miss Frances Young of Memphis arrived here for a visit with relatives. They were joined by Miss Osborne'scompanions for the social gathering and local hospitality over the weekend.
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Audrey Osborne
Frances Young
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Osborne
Fragmented text refers to historical figures and church notes
A garbled passage mentions Heovett and Mount Ary Mf, various ministers and theologians, and references to Meth odast Westminster Seamirs. It lists names like Lew md Mars Tres and Raven af MEN ME, with a note about Coker seen on F A MOTTE period ending last week.
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Mount Ary
Westminster Seamirs
Perini
Sre
Eda Weber
Meath
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