New Eruptions Spotted On Bayonnaise Islands
Tokyo based government ship reports new eruptions on the Bayonnaise Rocks a Pacific chain between Japan and Iwo Jima The islet formed in 1952 and vanished in 1953 during subsequent eruptions Hiroshi Kato a 27 year old fishery expert observed June 25 a new eruption two miles north of Bayonnaise with water columns 20 yards high and several other columns 2 to 3 yards high He said the event occurred around 4 pm.
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Iwo Jima
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Hiroshi Kato
Kansas City Banker Carl Allen Doerfer Dies at 57
Carl William Allen Doerfer 57 honorary vice chairman of the First National Bank died in Kansas City. The brief notice notes his status with the bank and marks his passing in the United States with a generic domestic context.
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Carl William Allendoerfer
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First Chief of Armyets Taken by Heart Attack
Los Angeles reports Atty. Jack W. Hardy, first national commander of the American Veterans of World War I Amyets, died of a heart attack at age 52 after being stricken in a restaurant. He ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1950 in California 14th District. He was a Stanford graduate and briefly served in 1918 as deputy state at...
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Jack W. Hardy
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Cong
Sam W. Yor
California
Stanford University
Frightened Airman Held After Murder In Texas
Houston area report says Airman Euclid Landon Jr. 28 admitted killing Mrs. Ruby McPherson 42 her mother Mrs. Zola Norman 63 and her son George 12 in Dickens Texas on June 22. He claimed fear of being returned to the Air Force for AWOL prompted the slayings and told officers he planned to reach Japan where a Japanese wife awaited. Landon, extradited from Mexico after capture near Nogales, Mex by authorities, was flown to Texas and gave a two hour statement to Assistant District Attorney Archie Alexander Jr. late Saturday night.
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Ruby McPherson
Zola Norman
George
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Euclid Laudon Jr
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Nogales
Mexico
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Altus. Ark
Texas
Landon
Archie Alexander Jr
Mother and three children killed by bolt of lightning
A bolt struck a holid ay picnic north of Columbus killing a mother Eda Rossetti 27 and her daughters Julia 15 months Debbie 4 and John 6 while Quido Rossetti 27 survived with burns. Witnesses described a blinding flash and bodies hurled up to 50 feet.
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Julia
Debbie
John
University Hospital, Columbus
Two Women Die In Cherokee Bridge Disaster
A 130 foot tourist bridge on the Ocona Juite River near the Cherokee Indian Reservation collapsed after crowds surged midspan. More than 50 people fell into the river. two women died en route to hospital and 18 of 40 injured were hospitalized at Sylva and Bryson City. attendants described panicked crowds and guards at the ends as people crowded aboard.
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Swere
Sylva
Bryson City
Henry T. Haile Jr
Daisy
Tenn
Law
Saunooke
Panama cabinet resigns to allow Arias choice
Panama's eight man cabinet resigned to give President Ricardo Arias Espinosa a free hand to form his government. The National Assembly designated Arias to finish the term of assassinated President Jose Antonio Remon, ending Oct 31. Arias to name new ministers soon. Ernesto de la Guardia Jr. named as party nominee. Also notes about diamond mining volumes.
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Fanama
Ricardo
Arias Espinosa
Hind
National Assembly
Arias
Jose Antonio Remon
National Patriotic Coalition Party
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Striking British Dockers Return to Work After Six-Week Tieup
Britain’s 18 000 waterfront workers resume duties after a six week stoppage that halted hundreds of ships and cost millions in trade. The walkout showed little gain for strikers and exposed rifts between Northern and Southern factions within the National Amalgamated Stevedores and Dockers Union as ships begin moving again across London and other ports.
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Liverpool
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Rochester
Garston
North Fern
Southern
National Amalgamated Stevedores and Dockers Union
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Weather Map Shows Widespread Heat Across United States
The nation faced another hot day with overnight lows only in the 70s and highs approaching the 90s across the Midwest, East, South, and Southwest. Rain chances were minimal from the Ohio Valley to Texas, while several cities reported temperatures near 90 in major hubs like Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and Washington.
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Washington Transit Strike Enters Fourth Day
Washingtons citywide transit strike reaches day four as federal mediators push for a bargaining session between AFL strikers and Capital Transit Co. DC officials see no settlement before tomorrow. In Los Angeles, marshals prepare to subpoena a firm official for a Senate hearing on a franchise-revocation bill.
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U.S
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Wolfson
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