Baltimore Firefly Drive Supports ATP Research
Baltimore hosts the annual firefly drive to provide fireflies for ATP energy studies led by Dr. William D. McElroy of Johns Hopkins University. He offers 25 seats per hundred fireflies to Baltimore residents amid high demand from laboratories worldwide and a lucrative annual program for Johns Hopkins. A second photo note shows Carro Vom Weiterteck, a blueblood St Bernard, at a Berlin dog show, unhappy in formal dress.
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Carro Vom Weiterteck
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Berlin
Dulles backs preparedness while warning against overkill
Secretary of State Dulles told a House appropriations panel that the United States should not drastically cut defense efforts. He cited Soviet spending on hostile policies and supported a reduced form foreign aid package of 4.9 billion dollars. He noted less likelihood of a general war than a year ago.
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Divorce Bound in Oakland Car Dispute
In Oakland Edward Freitas, 45, and Dolores Freitas, 29, argued in their car. Dolores sought a divorce and Freitas reportedly exited the moving vehicle at high speed, later found unconscious along the road with a fractured elbow and head and back injuries. The incident prompted a sheriff’s report.
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Oakland
Edward
Firecracker Owners Fireworks Stand Destroyed in Hobbs Incident
An unidentified boy bought firecrackers at a Texas stand run by Mrs Opal Brock east of Hobbs. He lit one outside, threw it back into the stand causing explosions that damaged the stand and a truck. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Opal Brock
Texas
Box of Bones Found in Vacant Denver House
Leo Gonzales 21 found a large box in a long vacant Denver home he intended to rent. Bones inside appeared human to him, but police doctors said they were deer bones. Gonzales planned to seek another rental. Inspector's Daughter Pays Fine and More Oklahoma City UP- Nancy Giddens 16, daughter of the police inspector, paid a $5 fine after being arrested for driving the wrong way on a one way street and was grounded for 30 days.
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Hail and Rain Strike Colorado Springs Storm Hits City Hard
A severe hail and rainstorm struck Colorado Springs late Monday, stripping leaves, damaging streets, and flooding basements. Public works superintendent James Murry called it the most intense storm in years.
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Colorado Springs
James Murry
Morse Declares She Should Reveal Plans on Ike Run
Senator Morse urges President Eisenhower to reveal immediately whether he will seek a second term. Sparkman says a continued bid would harm the President, the country and the world, calling him a part time President due to health issues. Hagerty notes no rescission of Eisenhower’s Feb. 29 statement, while Knowland says the President is expected to run following his June 9 operation. Neuberger adds ethics vs battle over communism in fall campaigns.
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Eisenhower
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D-Ala
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Rebelling Tribesmen in India Gain Ground
Foreign dispatch reports in New Delhi that Naga rebels in eastern India have tripled in three months. Indian sources say rebel tribesmen number about 5,000, with Nehru noting about 1,500 active in the uprising in Parliament.
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India
Nagaland
America and the self made man in Cadillac prestige
An tribute essay notes independence and opportunity in America. It honors the self made man in commerce law medicine ranching banking acting politics and statesmanship and praises Cadillac owners as symbols of the standard of the world. It reflects on freedom and personal opportunity while praising service to these distinguished buyers.
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