Averell Harriman in Iowa rally for farm relief
Harriman campaigns through Iowa aiming to bolster farm incomes and stockpile food, accusing Eisenhower of failing farmers. He vows parity for farm families, a nationwide surplus food plan, and criticizes price supports cuts while meeting voters in Oxford and other towns.
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Oxford
Iowa
CPI
Gav
Averell Harriman
Akira
Truman
Sen
Kefauver
Panama
Harriman
Iowa City
Stegic
Eisen
Alus
Ameri
Cat Legion
Eisenhower
Unburied Dead Rise as San Francisco Cemetery Strike Intensifies
San Francisco reports 670 unburied bodies amid a cemetery workers strike against 11 cemetery owners. A failed compromise over 15 to 22 and a half cent hourly raises pushes the stalemate, with a next negotiators’ session set for Tuesday. In Colma, fire guards guard untended lots as storage nears critical levels.
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San Francisco
Associated Cemeteries of
Cemetery Workers Union
John Cantavell
Colma
San Francisco Department of Health
Health Department
Prosector blocks police at Klamath Falls uranium claim
Uranium prospector Earl Sheridan defies eviction at the main intersection of Suh and Main Streets in Klamath Falls. He guards his tent with a double barreled shotgun while police, aided by state senator Harry Boivin, study mineral rights tied to heir of Linkville founder George Nurse. Police await legal guidance before acting.
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Klamath, Falls, Gre
Klamath Falls
Suh
Main Sts
Earl Sheridan
Sheridan
George Nurse
Linkville
Nurse
Harry Boivin
Boivin
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Orville Hamilton
Hamilton
Henry Perkins
Meteor-like fireball sighted over Pacific Northwest near Tacoma
Reports describe a giant meteor seen across northern Oregon and western Washington Friday night. Airline pilot Ted Miholovich observed the object at about 7,000 feet over The Dalles Dam. Residents from Bellingham to Tacoma reported hearing rattles and explosions as the fireball possibly landed south of Tacoma near Ft. Lewis.
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Tacoma
Wash
Oregon
Washington
Tacoma- Seattle
Arca
Ted Miholovich
Dalles
Columbia River
Here
Miholovich
Bellingham
Seattle
Ft. Lewis
Joe Tar- Tant
Boeing Airfield
Rich Man's Daughter Murdered
The stabbing of Carol Drennon is described as a two inch deep wound, with a pocket knife found in a garage drawer matching injuries. David Drennon, 13, reported finding the body on the patio at about 1 pm after returning from summer school. Autopsy by Dr. Gorelick indicated no sexual molestation. witnesses said the action may have been witnessed from the highway. The Drennon home is in a new development near a highway. neighbors reported seeing a boy chasing a girl in the yard but mistaken for play. Carol and David were said to be adopted by the Drennons. No blood was found inside the house. the patio was splattered with blood leading from the home.
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David Drennon
David Gorelick
jCarl
Dawid
Drennon
Carol
David
Drennons
Cleanett
W. E. Mumford
Eisenhower Leaves Hospital After Abdominal Surgery
President Eisenhower exits Walter Reed in street clothes at 9:02 a.m. aboard an arm in Mrs. Eisenhower’s, amid cheering crowds and hospital staff. Officials report morale and spirits high, he appears thinner but in good humor after a three week recovery.
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Washington
Walter Reed
Rebels Holdout as Polish City Poznan Faces Heavy Fire
Reports from Poznan describe artillery duels between workers and troops backed by tanks and jet planes. Foreigners say rebels control parts of the city while seeking a cease fire with prisoner releases and troop withdrawal. Swiss and Swedish observers note machine guns and cannons in use and civilians, including children, caught in the fighting.
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Poznan
Associated Press
Moscow
Gas Trailer Blast Destroys Homes and Blocks Transit
A gas trailer explosion set homes afire. a woman died in her husband's arms after falling while fleeing. Fifteen fire companies fought the blaze as the Western Hills Viaduct traffic was rerouted. John Funk and 13 children were displaced. Witnesses reported the blast sounding like trains colliding as the trailer overturned after striking an obstruction.
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Western
S Hills
John Funk
Shirley Gist
Whitaker
Charges Payoff to Teitelbaum in $240000 Robbery Case
Witness Clifford Vanderwyst testified that Albert Teitelbaum paid $25 000 to help stage a phony robbery at Teitelbaum’s Salon. Vanderwyst claimed Teitelbaum handed him the money, instructed to tie him up, and left through a rear door with furs intact. Wilson faces separate July 20 trial. Vanderwyst turned state’s witness.
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Santa Monica
Albert Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Clifford Vanderwyst
Vanderwyst
Claude Wilson
Vandervyst
Wilson
Harding Assures Turk Protection on Cyprus
British governor of Cyprus pledged to safeguard Turkish interests in any new constitution, meeting with Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kutchuls. A brief communique stated Britain has no plan to impose a Cyprus charter that does not protect all communities. The Turkish Cypriots, about 100000 strong, pressed for assurances amid rising political pressures.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Britain
Fazil Kutchuls
Harding
Kutehuk
Kuteruk
Moscow
Nathan
F. Twining
U. S
Red Air Force Academy
Twining Leads Party Toward Atomic Academy Visit
Twining and aides with British French and Turkish officers faced a deadly detour when their train engine veered into a crowd near Kushiro Hokkaido while en route to a closed zone near Moscow for an atomic power plant tour. The incident left six dead and sixteen injured as the engine tried to avoid a child in the street.
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Ming
Twining
Academy
Moscow
Polio Cases Drop in Colorado This Year
Denver United Press International reports polio cases in Colorado total fifteen this year, down from fifty three in the same period last year according to the State Health Center.
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Denver
UPI
Colorado
Sleepy Moviegoers Report Desolate Drive-In Theater
Police in Salt Lake City received a 3 am call from a couple claiming they slept through a film at a drive-in. The theater manager opened the gates, while the report notes a supposed remark misattributed to the wife. officers could not determine all details.
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Salt Lake City
mans_ ager
Marshal Juin Asks to Leave Allied Post
PARIS. Marshal Alphonse Juin has formally requested relief from his post as commander of Allied forces in Central Europe effective October. General Alfred M. Gruenther announced the move, providing no reason for Juin's request.
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Paris
Alphonse Tuin
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenther
Fucope
Juin
Long Beach Newspaper Notice From 1888 Publication
Fragmentary text shows a Long Beach newspaper notice from March 6 1888 stating daily except Sunday publication details at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue with circulation and delivery figures and post office entry.
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Daly
Sixthtreet
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of ‘Circwlation
Perler Dells Hats
Aero
Cartier
Jenner Wins in Indiana as Foes Test Control
Jenner secured a sweeping victory in Indiana amid factional fights within the Republican ranks. Governor Craig’s allies faced a rearguard challenge as Handley edged to nomination on the second ballot at the state convention, while Capehart and other leaders maneuver for control and to influence Kentucky and national delegates. In Arizona and Tennessee, conventions opened with limited opposition, and Kentucky factions prepared for a final round of maneuvering over the state’s 30 national convention votes.
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Indiana
Jenner
Loraig
Indianapolis
Homer E. Capehart
Jenner-Craig
William E. Jenner
George N. Craig
A.B
Chandler
Kentucky
Clements
Adiai Stevenson
Averell Warriman
Harold W. Handley
Craig
State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Sethads
Handley
Capehart
George B. Huff
Agriculture
Claude Wielard
Camden
Senate
Ralph Tuck
Terre Haute
Arizona
Feir
Phoenix
W. Langmade
Tennessee
Nashville
Earle C. Clements
Do You Agree with Clements on Ground in Spirit
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Clement s stance and spirit with Helen Rowland born in 878 and references to an American author. Unclear full context or event. The readable items suggest a discussion or opinion piece involving Clements, Helen Rowland, and 878.
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Clements
Helen Rowland
Rags to Poverty Kids Baseball Fund Burns
A trailer load of rags caught fire on the Hollywood Freeway while three San Fernando Valley women towed them to Los Angeles. They planned to sell the clothing collected in a rummage drive to raise over $100 for equipment for the West Valley Babe Ruth League.
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Los Angeles
Holywood
San Fernando Valley
Sakvage
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