Judge Wife Reward Up Reward Reaches Record Sum
In West Palm Beach a total rewards reach 118590 for the disappearance of a prominent circuit judge and his wife nine days ago. The Vanguard Club adds 500 to the pool while Broward County Bar Assay contributes 5000. State cabinet 30000 and family 25000, with others supplying the rest, making it the largest reward yet for two missing persons.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Vanguard Club
Broward County
Joseph F. Crater
State Supreme Court
New York City
Navy
Britain Raises Sub Tomb of 13 Sailors
The Royal Navy salvaged the submarine Sidon near Weymouth with the 13 sailors aboard, including 12 crew, and a Navy doctor. Salvage crews used buoyancy cylinders to lift the sunken vessel and bring it to the surface for removal. A hospital report later noted the death toll and injuries among the crew after a prior incident.
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Britain
Portland
England
Sidon
Weymouth
Maidstone
New York
Lance
Navy
Reds Release Seized Yanks From Korea Truce Line
Two American soldiers seized after crossing the Korean truce line were returned by the Chinese Communists, the United Nations Command said. Sgt. Robert L. Hartman of Sacramento and Pvt. James P. Dillon of Brooklyn reported they were treated well. Maj. Gen. Harlan C. Parks praised the rapid release as a potential new trend in exchanges.
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Munsan
Korea
Poe
United Nations Command
Robert L. Hartman
North Sacratmento
Calif
Pir
James P. Dillon
Brooklyn
Harlan C. Parks
Truce Commission
Peron gains pledges of loyalty amid revolt aftermath
President Juan Peron won new commitments of military and political support as he battles last week’s uprising and rumors of further upheaval. Government aides said General Lucero would soon relinquish special post-revolt powers over the armed forces while pledges of loyalty came from the General Labor Confederation and the Peronista parties. Police arrested 14 in Buenos Aires province for spreading untruths. The Supreme War Council continued trials for alleged conspirators, as four U.S. correspondents were briefly detained and released after photo taking near a burned church. Peron asked Congress for a 150 million peso emergency appropriation to repair damaged property, two-thirds for public buildings.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Peron
Argentina
General Labor Confederation
Peronista
Lucero
la Epoca
Supreme War Council
Navy Ministry
Navy
U.S
Life Magazine
Hank Walker
Time Magazine
Phillip Payne
Washington, D.C
Jeff Sahin
NBC
New York
Buenos Free
Bob Lindov
Walker
Sabin
Congress
Laughs Off Plea to Run Again Amid Vermont Weather Drama
In central Vermont a twister alert near Rutland was issued and then withdrawn as a thunder squall with 69 mph winds rattled the area. In Washington Eisenhower’s party faced rain, while Sen. Aiken urged him to seek a second term, praising progress toward world peace. Eisenhower offered no hint of 1956 plans, later fishing near Gettysburg.
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Vermont
Rutland
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Washington
Gettysburg
Aiken
Ike
Furnac
Czechs Plan Atomic Clocks Reported by Neues Deutschland
The East German Communist Party newspaper Neues Deutschland said Czechoslovakia plans to build atomic powered clocks. It reported the clocks would operate by oscillations from atomic elements.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
France Reinforces in Algeria Amid Worsening Situation
French Interior Minister Maurice Maunoury told the Assembly that despite sending 20 000 troops to Algeria and planning another 20 000 from Indochina the anti French rebellion in Algeria is spreading from the Aures mountains to the Mediterranean coast. About 100 000 French troops are in North Africa with 1500 rebels. Six security companies have been sent and 5 000 reservists recalled as France seeks helicopters from Britain to support counter insurgency efforts. Police questioned 10 for illegal counter Terrorist activities in Casablanca and Casablaca region during the probe into the killing of Jacques Lemaigre Dubreuil a Casablanca newspaper publisher.
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Charles
Lane
Algeria
Paris
UPI
France
Interior
al- Bly
Cairo
Tetouan
Maurice Bourges
Spanish Morocco
Maunoury
Casablanca
Jacques
North Africa
Phone Union Sets 35 Hour Week Goal
The CIO Communications Workers of America adopt a 35 hour workweek for all 300,000 members. Delegates at the national convention after debate approve a contract that ensures no member works more than 35 hours of straight time. Currently many members work 40 hours while some areas have 30 hour weeks for certain employees.
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ST. Louis
CIO Communications Workers of America
Cowboys Gather for Texas Cowboy Reunion’s 25th Year
Stamford Texas hosts a classic event with several hundred old time cowboys from a dozen states expected July 1 2 and 4 for the silver anniversary Texas Cowboy Reunion.
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Stamford
Tex
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Philipnawilia
Ae Ten
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Millinery Walker
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