Tornado Strikes Two Ohio Towns
A central Ohio tornado damaged 18 buildings in St Paris and moved 12 miles east to Urbana, with 14 more buildings harmed. Four people were reportedly injured including a man who fell downstairs and three others in cars when trees toppled on them. St Paris, population about 1400, lies 35 miles north of Dayton. 12 homes and five businesses in St Paris were damaged.
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Urbana
State Highway Patrol
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Dayton
Highway Patrol
She Sinten
MacArthur Probe May Report Not Made
Senate inquiry into Gen Douglas MacArthur’s firing faces a surprising sentiment against issuing a formal report. Senator Russell said unanimity is unlikely as panel members fear lack of consensus. A separate statement to Russia labeled United States readiness to defend itself against Red aggression was approved by voice vote.
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Russell
D.-Ga
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Douglas MacArthur
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Georgia
Russia
MacArthur
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U.S
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Mnegan
Soviet rocket plane may reach 2200 mph says expert
University of Michigan scientist Dr Mark ver Markovin claims Soviet theoretical work in rocket propulsion suggests Russia could have a rocket plane rivaling the X-2 and reach about three thousand miles per hour while actual construction remains uncertain.
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Russia
University of Michigan
Mark Ver Markovin
Markovin
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Two States Stagger From Rain and Drouth
Weather systems split the nation with Kansas flooded from heavy rain while southern Louisiana faced drought. Crops and stored grain suffered up to 24 million dollars in damage. Clouds seeded by planes tried to spur rain as wells ran dry and water supplies faltered in Evangeline country. Cool air spread from the Rockies into the upper Mississippi Valley as storms lashed Illinois and Ohio regions.
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Trains Warned to Move to Avoid Parking Tickets
In Richmond California on June 28 the city ordinance barring trains from blocking a grade crossing for more than five minutes was cited. Police Judge Clare D Horner said Southern Pacific trains violated the rule eight times and fined the company $80 with a stern warning for future offenses.
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Richmond
Calif
Clare D. ‘Horner
Southern Pacific
Shot by Husband Divorced 12 Years
Tulsa police hold J B Harvell after he shot Mrs Galdie Russell a 37 year old shoe store cashier during Main Street rush hour. Det Lozier Brown cited Harvell saying he still loved her. Both remarried. Harvell has three children. Mrs Russell in fair condition.
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Galdie Russell
Set
Lozier Brown
J. B. Harvell
Russell
Brown
Harvell
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