President Eisenhower Stricken With Digestive Upset
President Eisenhower was reported to have a digestive upset during the night and remained in bed at 9:30 a.m. his personal physician, Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, was at his bedside at the Doud home in Colorado. The White House said no other doctors had been summoned and plans for returning to Washington remained unchanged. The president, rested after days of fishing and golf, was staying with Mrs. Eisenhower at her mother’s Colorado home during their vacation.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Murray Snyder
Howard Snyder
Elivera Doud
Snyder
Murray Snyder Tepside
Doud
Colorado
Lowry Air Force Base
Wngton
Rockies
Fraser
Cole
Driverless car slams 714 feet in traffic circle crash
A driverless car careened 714 feet in the Pacific Coast Highway area before colliding with another car and injuring driver Camille Aiken, 36, of 1148 E 15th St. Cowan, 36, of 3604 Ceciial 1 vey, was uninjured after being thrown from his vehicle. Cowan faced arrest for drunken driving and a misdemeanor, and the same car struck three autos earlier at Lakewood Blvd and Conant Ave.
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Pacific Coast
Hne
Trafic Circie
Camille Aiken
15Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cliffordoe Cowan
Cowan
Lakewood Blvd
Conant Ave
Hilandron
Arivine
Westwound
Pacific Coast Hwy
Aiken Auto
Lakewood
Jack R. Stresing
Long Beach Air Force Base
May E. Grainger
Camino
Compton
James A. Cone
Triquois Ave
Army to Draft 3,000 More Monthly Under Reserve Plan
Pentagon officials disclosed the Army seeks to draft an extra 3,000 men per month to train volunteers in a six month reserve program. An official announcement is expected on quota timing and duration. The plan aligns with authorizations for 90,000 volunteers by next June and a total force goal of 1,027,000, subject to further decisions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Congress
Eisenhower
Eleven Die as Military Plane Crashes in Argentina
A military plane crashed in Cordoba Province in central Argentina on Friday, killing eleven officers and crew. Investigators say the aircraft was erased in the southern Cordoba region, and no survivors were reported.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
FAI
Cordova
Punishment at Grammar School Ends in Hair Cut
Ronald Damratowsky, an 8 year old in a Chicago NW grammar school, was punished for gum chewing when classmates voted. A teacher placed the gum in his hair and another cut it out, leaving a bald spot. His mother says a doctor treated her after the incident and a district official promised an investigation.
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Ron
Chicago
UPI
Ronald Damratowski
Ronald
Murder charge adds kidnaping claim in Till case
In Sumner Mississippi Roy Bryant and J W Milam were found innocent by an all white jury of murder in the Emmett Till case and now face additional kidnapping charges. They were moved to LeFlore County Jail Greenwood for alleged kidnapping to determine if Till was the man who insulted Bryant's wife with a wolf whistle.
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Roy Bryant
Carolyn
Sumner
Miss
J. W. Milam
Emmett Till
Chicago
Milam
Emmett Til
Sumner, Miss
Bryant
Milan
LeFlore
Greenwood
Young Emmett Till
Carlos Romulo Named Ambassador to the United States
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo was appointed ambassador to the United States and will also chair the Philippine delegation to the 10th United Nations General Assembly. President Magsaysay announced the nomination at Malacanang. Romulo later told reporters he will head the U N delegation.
Long Beach daily issue notes press from 1955
The Long Beach press Gebaram edition from September 24, 1955 spans 20 pages in volume LXVIII number 203. The paper likely contains local news, notices, and advertisements typical of a mid-century California newspaper edition.
Hundreds Press Hunt Set Clock for Kidnaped Infant
SAN FRANCISCO AP Hundreds of policemen search for week old Robert Marcus kidnapped from Mt Zion Hospital. A blond woman believed involved is in the San Jose area 48 miles south. Tips come from Sacramento Mazin County and as far as Atlantic City and Salt Lake City. Diapers and baby gowns disappeared from a clothes line. The baby's father Dr Sanford Marcus and mother Hanna 29 plead for the return of their son.
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SAN Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Here
Ant 4
California
Mt. Zion Hospital
Sacramento
Mazin County
Atlantic City
8. J
Salt Lake City
Lois Freeman
Sanford Marcus
Hanna
Marcus
Germany
Time changes and a missing baby steal news cycle
The article outlines near universal clock changes ending daylight saving time, with districts split on switching dates and cities in Ohio Indiana and others following the October shift. A separate report notes a mother in poor condition receiving IV feeding and sedatives. A nurse and supervisor witnessed a blonde woman near the hospital nursery moments before a baby theft.
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District of Columbia
Nevada
New_York
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Rhode Island
Vermon
Pennsylvania
Illiniois
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Louis Goldstein
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
A brief directory lists sections and page references for standard features including Churches Pages A-2,4,5 Classifieds B-4 to 11 Comites Page B-12 Crossword B-3 Financial Page A-3 Obituaries Page B-4 Radio and TV Page B-3 Shipping Table Page B-3 Sports Pages A-6,7 Theaters Page B-2 Tides Temperatures B-3.
Explosive crash kills dozens near Gomez Palacio Mexico
Two dynamite laden trucks collided with a local train at a crossing in Gomez Palacio causing a massive blast that killed at least 65 and injured about 100. Many dead were children and the toll may rise as victims remain unaccounted. Houses near the scene were destroyed and a movie theater balcony collapsed.
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Mexico
Gomez Palacio
Torreon
Chihuahua
Nouses
Big Bend Naional Park
Texas
Ike Believes Bulganin Missed Core Arms Idea
President Eisenhower is said to believe Soviet Premier Bulganin deliberately ignored the essence of the pre armament plan in a long message released by the Denver White House. American officials in New York and Washington view the Bulganin reply as missing or rejecting the mutual aerial inspection and exchange of military blueprints central to the Geneva Conference proposals.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver U
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Denver White House
Kremlin
United Nations
New York
Geneva
Two Injured as B17 Skids Beyond Runway
A B17 with 15 men landed at Greater Pittsburgh Airport and slid off the runway embankment. Maj. Frank Tiller of Oxnard California suffered a dislocated shoulder and Airman Mc Joseph g. Smith of New Holland Ohio received abrasions. The incident interrupted a disarmament program outline.
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Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Sewickley Valley ‘Hospital
Frank Tiller
Oxnard
Calif
Joseph G. Smith
New Holland
Ohio
Folnt Mugu Naval
Ained
Callen Talarmament
Ansted
Harrisburg
Pau
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AIR Forge
Navy
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Travis Air Force Base
Jack Benson
Coast, Guard Search and Rescue
Firot
Anthony J. Machado
Hollywood
Long Beach
Hewall
Midway Island
Flying Tiger
Ino Burbank
Cairo
G. M. Messenger
Flying Tiger Line
Warren F. Gin
Los Angeles
Robert C. Hightower
Vellejo
Carlos Romulo
U. S
Ascudge Curtis
Swanzo
Tallahalchie
Kay
eFore
NG Bea Press
Gebaram
FRICE
Kent Goodman
Locust Ave
Marilyn Dill
Coronado Ave
Phovo
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James IE. Wilson
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