Extradition Planned Involving Ohio Inmate From Kansas Prison
Ohio authorities, with Gov. Lausche signing, plan extradition of Samuel W. Tannyhill from Lansing Kansas to Fremont to face first degree murder charges. Tannyhill, serving 10 to 21 years for armed robbery, is linked to the May 2 killing of Shirley Bradford in a Fremont restaurant. Bradford’s body was found near a bridge south of Fremont. Kansas says Tannyhill was arrested after a $155 liquor store holdup in Wellington May 1 and had been released from a Missouri prison last February after a forgery sentence.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kansas State
Frank J. Lausche
Samuel W. Tannyhill
Lansing
Kas
Fremont
Tannyhill
Shirley Bradford
Fred H. Paul
Sandusky County
Kansas
Bradford
Tanny Bill
Wellington
Missouri
AF Officer Faces Further Questioning in Bribe Probe
Air Force Captain Raymond Wool, who denied taking bribes but admitted filing false income tax returns, faced continued questioning on rumors of graft. The Senate investigations subcommittee recessed for today as it probes contracts for military uniform equipment in which Wool, formerly head of the Army procurement clothing branch in New York, played a role. He is now stationed at Shelby, Ohio.
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Washington
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Furether
Senate
Wool
Armed Services Procurement
New York
Shelby
Ohio
Few Effects Evident In Babies Of A Bomb Radiation
A US report on Japanese children born to mothers exposed to atomic bomb radiation a decade ago found practically no malformations. Japanese doctors warned findings were incomplete and inconclusive and cautioned that mutations could appear in later generations. The study, read at a radiation conference in Hiroshima Nagasaki, drew a cool reception from attendees.
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Tokyo
United States
Jiago
Chile
U.S
Intoiroshima
Nagasaki
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Hiroshima
Leonardo Guzman
San
Weather For Other Areas
Wet spots appeared but pleasant weather prevailed in most of the country. Thunderstorms and showers struck from Minnesota to northern Texas, with some funnel clouds in Kansas and Oklahoma. The stormy area reached the Mississippi River in the Midwest and central Kansas and Oklahoma. Rain affected southern Montana, Wyoming and southeastern Idaho. Light rain in the North Atlantic states. Warmer across the Rockies to the Atlantic coast. cooler in the Rockies and southwestern states. Bryce Canyon freshest at 26 and Key West warmest at 78.
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Minnesota
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Midwest
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
North Atlantic
Rockies
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Key West
Fla
Uranium Stampede Seen For Kern River Canyon
Bakersfield Calif uranium stampede feared in Kern River Canyon 40 miles east. Sheriff ordered 75 armed deputies to confiscate firearms as up to 3000 prospectors rush to stake 2 000 acre claims when the area opens at 10 am. The 60 000 acre region already hosts the Kergan and Miracle mines. Miracle has shipped over 4000 in uranium value and is California's richest strike.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Mure
Kergan
Great Lakes
Bus crash near Limburg kills 18 German women tourists
A bus plunged from a mountainside about 1 mile north of Limburg, killing 18 German women tourists and injuring 18 others. Police said the vehicle, driven by a woman, was traveling nearly 60 miles an hour.
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Limburg
Germany
Nations Resume Diplomatic Ties with Japan Since 1952 Peace Pact
Sixty nations have resumed normal diplomatic relations with Japan since the San Francisco peace treaty was signed in April 1952, marking a broad realignment of postwar international ties.
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Japan
San Francisco
Adlai Urges Gov Help in Private Health Insurance
Adlai E Stevenson urged federal government support for subsidizing worthy private health insurance programs and funding medical research as he spoke at the dedication of NYU Bellevue Medical Center's Medical Science Building. He framed the move as part of developing voluntary private prepayment plans to expand access without crippling costs.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Malik Pays Call at Jap London Embassy Offices
Russia’s Ambassador Jacob Malik met at the Japanese Embassy in London for the second class talks on a World War II peace treaty. A Japanese spokesman said Malik was replying to a call from Japan’s envoy Shiuh Miatsu nist. Talks aim to end the technical state of war, with Russia declining to sign the 1951 San Francisco treaty and Japan seeking a comprehensive settlement of territorial issues fishing rights trade diplomatic ties and repatriation of Japanese POWs held by Russia.
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London
Russia
Jacob Malik
Malik
Shun Hi Miatsunist
San Francisco
Japan
Postal Director Named in New York State
Ph Howard Coonen, chief post office inspector in the Kansas City division since Jan 1, was appointed regional director of postal activities in New York state and Hudson and Bergen Counties New Jersey yesterday. His Kansas City territory included Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska.
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Washington
Howard Coonen
Kansas City
New York State
Hudson
Bergen Counties
N. J
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
UAW Sings on Ford Pact Amidst Contract Dispute
The UAW featured a lyrical broadcast during Ford contract talks, opening with You Gotta Dance With Me Henry and closing with Something's Gotta Give as part of its radio program. No lifeless ocean claim noted.
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Detrolvy
CIO Vired Auto Workers
Ford
Meo Henry
Gotti
More Vaccine Availability Expands for U.S. Children
The Public Health Service says additional vaccine supplies will be progressively available for about 200000 children nationwide. Preclearance of unused vaccine held back since May is described, with prior pauses on several manufacturers leading to renewed distribution and safety checks across multiple states.
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Washington
Deh Tally & Co
Indianapolis
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Okinawa fall and Japanese resistance in June action
On June 1 Shuri fell and Osaka burned under incendiary raids by B29s. Naha airfield came under U S control by June 6 while Suzuki vowed to fight to the last. Australian troops moved into Brunei Bay, Brunei town fell, and Truk was shelled as the British Pacific Fleet pressed operations. Osaka endured another 3000 tons of bombs on June 15.
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Okinawa
Shuri
Osaka
Japan
Kobe
Naha
U. S
Kantaro Suzuki
Borneo
Brunei Bay
Brunei
Yaeju Mill
Key Point
Truk Island
DIATRON Promises Quick Weight Loss Guarantee
A new product DIATRON claims to curb hunger and appetite without drugs, diet, or exercise, promising weight loss from the first package or a full refund. It is sold by Stowits Drug Stores with mail orders available and price listed at $3.00.
Severe rainfall and hail hit Greensburg Kansas area
Five inches of rain and hail drenched Greensburg in south central Kansas for about three hours. Dust had blown in the days prior. Farmers reported wheat losses from the hail rain and strong winds.
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Greensburg
Kas
Kansas
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