Russian Trade Pacts Heat Up Cold Front
United Press reports Russia lured France Greece and the Netherlands with new trade deals as the cold war front widens. France, facing a June deficit and financial crisis, signs a 69 million dollar first year swap trading non strategic goods for coal oil grain and metals while Paris seeks relief from economic illness. China Czech Poland also linked in recent accords, signaling broader Soviet market penetration.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Russia
United States
China
France
Greece
Netherlands
Argentina
Europe
Red China
Czechoslovakia
Bellatti Rites To Be Tuesday At Stillwater
C Robert Bellatti publisher of Stillwater News Press and KSPI president died in Stillwater hospital after admission Saturday night at 66. R M Bellatti editor and KSPI GM among survivors. services set for 10 am Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Fairlawn Cemetery with Strode funeral chapel handling arrangements.
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Stillwater
Okla
Robert Bellatti
Stillwater News- Press
KSPI
First Presbyterian Church
Stillwater Municipal Hospital
Strode
Fairlawn
Bellatti
Oklahoma Press Association
Oklahoma Civil Defense Board
State Board of Education
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Lions Club
Illinois
Oklahoma
State University
Norman
Edith Skidmore Hoblit
Lincoln
Ill
Blackwell
Blackwell Morning Tribune
News-Press
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The
News- Press
Lawrence F
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Jim Bellatti
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Cupid Overcomes Auto Crash Injuries
In Charleston West Virginia Ann Harper seventeen stood beside John D Sanger nineteen as Rev Thomas Haynes married them yesterday at Charleston General Hospital The couple had already obtained a marriage license when he suffered a broken neck in a automobile crash on July eleventh Coincidence had him in the same hospital where Ann was a nurse and the minister was also a patient The unusual story blends romance with a life changing accident and unexpected nuptials
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Charleston
W. VA
Ann Harper
John D. Sanger
Thomas Haynes
Charleston General Hospital
Ann
John
Elderly Man Hurt In Soapbox Crash
A 72-year-old spectator Leonard Cates was in critical condition after a soapbox derby racer driven by 15-year-old Dayle Smith crashed into the crowd at the end of a steep overpass. Four others sustained minor injuries as the engine less racer veered out of control during a trial run in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Leonard Cates
Dayle Smith
One of World's Wealthiest Men Dies In England
In Loch More Scotland the Duke of Westminster died at 74. He owned vast estates in Scotland Wales England and about 600 acres in Mayfair and Chelsea. He recently bought a Fraser River island and funded a 63 million pound industrial project. His holdings valued at 20 million pounds before WWII rose since then. He leaves no son and the title passes to cousin William Grosvenor. He was famed for Grosvenor Square lease to the American government and was an ardent hunter and hunter.
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London
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Marquess of Westminster
Earl Grosvenor
Belgrave
Baron Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Westminster
Average family medical care cost at five dollars per hundred
The piece notes that the average American family spends about five dollars on medical care for every one hundred dollars of family income.
Tonight's Radio Prime Time Listings
A dense schedule lists 5:15 through 8:55 primetime radio slots across networks NBC MBS ABC CBS detailing shows such as Mr Mystery News of the World The Lone Ranger Amos, and various musical and news programs with host names like Elmer Davis Edward Murrow and Dinah Shore reflecting a period radio lineup.
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MBS
Elmer Davis
ABC
CBS
News of the World
NBC
Gabriel Heatter
Jo Stafford
One Man’s Family
Mutual Newsreel
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Titus Moody
Griffith News
the Falcon
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Crime Classics
Field and
Voice of Firestone
NBC News
Bill Henry
Lux Theatre
Band of America
Jan Peerce
Dinah Shore
Frank Edwards
News of Tomorrow
Bob Hawk
Elton Britt
Virgil Pinkley
Clifton Utley
Eddie Fisher
Edwin C. Hill
ABC News
Robert Trout
al Goodman
Freedom
Cedric Adams
Singiser
Stassen Explains Red Trade Policies on China
Washington tension over China trade rises as Harold E. Stassen, foreign aid chief, argues Western commerce with Red China remains complex. He asserts the United States should ban all such trade, though allies might question how to stay economically viable if cut off.
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Washington
America
China
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
Fire losses rise in first half of year
New York July 20 The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports U S fire losses for the first six months totalled 432 081 000 dollars up 6 8 percent from the same period in 1952.
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New York
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cooking Mistake Returns to Haunt Phoenix Kitchen
Mrs. Virginia Estonato mistakenly whisked mayonnaise and milk for the dinner salad while another bowl held milk flour and arsenic for ant poison. The couple fell ill with severe stomach pains and were hospitalized after the ants nearby received the “salad dressing” instead.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Virginia Estonato
Virginia Estenato
Nash
Swan Lake Faces Empty Water as Swans Are Missing
In Richmond, Virginia, Swan Lake lacks swans despite boats and fish. A local radio station will host ceremonies on the lake shore today to mark the event, with a lighted fountain centerpiece.
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Richmond
Swan Lake
Demos Fight to Oppose Air Force Budget Cuts
Washington senators discussed a futile battle on the Senate floor to block part of the $34.5 billion defense funding cut pushed by the Eisenhower administration. Despite public backing from President Eisenhower, Secretary Wilson, and Republicans, Democrats expected a poor chance to influence the final Air Force budget and force any restorations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Eisenhower
Air Force
Truman
Taylor joins Fete of Colombian Day in Korea
SEOUL Today is Colombian independence day and Gen Max D Taylor praised the Colombian battalion fighting in Korea. The U S 8th Army commander sent a congratulatory message commending its splendid record of gallantry in the defense of freedom.
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Seoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
Korea
U. S. 8Th Army
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