Wealthy Widow Robbed of 250000 in Safe Hit
In Oneida New York a professional safecracking gang robbed the widow of a wealthy farmer, taking 250000 from her home safe along with valuable documents. Troopers traced the burglary after her Sunday drive and said investigators found the residence under surveillance as they hunted for leads. Several similar burglaries have occurred in the region as authorities continue to probe the Tinman property ties and other possible connections.
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Traaneps
Tinman
Miller
Oneida
New York State
Hinman
Power voices clash over test ban treaty in Senate hearing
Gen Power chief of the Strategic Air Command told a Senate committee it would be a great mistake to ratify the Timated nuclear test ban treaty. He was the first top military officer to oppose the pact after Joint Chiefs endorsed ratification. Senators pressed Power and other heads of military panels about how the treaty might affect U S security and Korea relations.
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Pires Ashington
Goea
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Ate Command
Senate
Mondas
Joint Chiefs of State
Rennirk Powe Gp
Stat
Eneborsad
Patite
Cabo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mit
Britain
Neetet Vinton
Matiens
Sedo Chorbanan
Gre
Teas Men
RIS
Osen Strom Thurraend
United States
Vieo
Sen Tobin Stein
SAC
Hart Named Chairman of Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Sen. Philip A. Hart of Michigan is appointed chairman of the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee. He aims to give the group a stronger voice for the American consumer and to pursue antitrust policy reforms.
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Ashington
Philip A. Hart
D-Michi
Senate
Tie
James Christland
de Misss
Judiciary Committee
Michigan
Bistes Kefauver Tenn
Kefauver
Te Cazhianan Group
Autenmobile Andustry
Hart
Durneay
Vorce
Redistricting session eyed if courts act in Texas
Preston Smith warned a special legislative session may be needed if a courts order on Texas redistricting arrives. Three suits are pending one for legislative redistricting and two for congressional maps. He stressed equitable districting but left room for court action if required.
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Dallas
Uprer
Preston Smith
Texas
Smith
U S Department Official to Speak at Plains Cotton Meet
Charles S. Murphy of the U S Department of Agriculture will address the Plains Cotton Growers annual meeting in Lubbock September 12. As acting secretary in President Freeman’s absence, he will be the highest ranking USDA official to visit since 1956. Murphy arrives September 1 and departs September 2 after the speech, following a reception at Municipal Auditorium.
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Avalanche-Journal
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Charles S. Murphy
The
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Murphy
Age Culture
Municipal Auditorium
George W. Pfeiffenberger
PCG
Organon
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville L. Free
USDA
Lubbock
Ezra Taft Benson
Municipal
Washington
Worker dies in grain elevator accident at Abernathy
Lowell J Caffey a 40 year old Big State Grain Co employee was killed when his foot slipped into an auger during grain handling at the Abernathy facility. Co worker Russell Lettenmaier said the accident happened fast with no chance to help. Caffey WWI veteran born in Loop had worked at the elevator over two years and is survived by his wife four children and his parents. Services pending with Chambers Funeral Home.
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Abernathy
Ehiplose
Meridas
Lowell J Caffes
Ontfat
Russell Lettenmaier
Chambers Funeral Home
Loop
Carlsbad
Ncm
del City
Rex
Mancos
Colo
Tie
Caffey
Cotton Center Church of Christ
Ree
Gwendlyn
Chri
Darlene
Philp
L. @ Caffey
Delton Caffe Ail
Nom
Kim Kinsley
Seagraves
Richard Hollar
Coline
Rocket attack hits Casilda fuel stockpile in Casilda
Government press reports a rocket attack on a fuel stockpile in Casilda, Las Villas Province, early Sunday. The incident is described as carried out by a pirate bomber. Damage and casualty details are not provided.
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Havana
UPI
Casilda
Las Villas
Mondas
Blind Lockney youth overcomes adversity through faith and activity
Gordon Derrell McAdowa, once diagnosed with acute arthritis and later blinded, remains active in church and discussions on world events. Despite hardship, he credits his faith and community support for resilience and purpose amid personal tragedy.
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Jim Reynolds
Ockney
Lockney
Tyr
Ehiss
Hew
Gordon Derrell McAda
Phes
Locknes
McAda
Asx Grincas
Sterlea
Floyd Man
Rescue Effort Persists For Miners Trapped In Mine Shaft
Rescue workers pressed Monday to drill a twin six inch hole to reach three miners trapped about 100 feet underground since last Tuesday near Hazleton. Officials said one miner Bow Bocardo was believed to be near the shaft while David Elimon and Henri Throne were separated. progress slowed as crews faced deep, debris filled passages and uncertain reach.
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Hazleton
Pal
Weare
Toms Bocardo
Bowie
David Elimon
Henri Phrone
Chamburs
Nnw
Imares
Sant Bova
Bova
Feliin
Java
Gordon Smith
Anthracite Regaon
Smith
Area Grid Previews Open With New Season
The preview section kicks off today highlighting area teams and key matchups. Readers get a look at rosters schedules and likely stars as the season begins across local schools.
Bava’s Safety Drill Restart Planned After Abandoned Hole
The report notes no special significance to the abandonment of the hole in Bava’s area. He stated the drill would be pulled up and restarted. The bill details appear on MEINERS Page.
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Bava
Cetthorpesbrte
Pipers Mines
Unclear Prayer Fragment Describes Seasonal Reflections
The fragment portrays a reflective prayer about wholesome pleasures, vacations, and congenial fellowship. Names and clear details are missing, with garbled text obscuring intended meaning.
Five Die In Military Mishaps Across Area
A chaotic toll of five deaths emerges from a series of military mishaps. Capt Peter, 24, and Capt Jaenara A led the crash toll in multiple incidents, with other officers named from California and Washington. Details tie each accident to separate incidents, including a Batcur craft failure and a landing attempt gone wrong, with investigators continuing to document the causes.
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Jaenara A
Califo Codgeder
Packard Mooxsmyes
Schrwten
Wan
Orany
Ugley Les
Sys
Dictionary Safety Belt: A Device Saving Lives Now
A brief note in the paper describes the safety belt as a device installed in cars to keep people alive until they make their last payment. The item is written with a satirical tone, suggesting financial costs accompany modern safety features.
Heat Slows Cool Front Across Plains
Weather summary notes a cool front slowed by heat across the plains with forecasts of warm pockets. Thunderstorms and showers expected in portions of Texas and surrounding regions as a warm air mass lingers and fronts shift southward.
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Thunderstappas
Weather Map Page Report From Southwest Region
The item appears to be a weather map page fragment listing wind notes and forecast cells for a Southwest region city area around Houston. It references wind speeds and a general forecast with partial labels and city names, indicating a routine weather summary page.
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Fred Wheuger
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By Duane Howell
National Cotton Advisory Committee
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Avalanche-Journal Station
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Sean Oon
Avalanche Journale
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Meiners
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Women's News
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