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Cleveland cases loom as lawyers plan preliminary motions in a murder case involving De Lannes Stepmard. Barber, acting Mayor of Bay Village, is linked to a fatal stabbing of his wife Marilyn at their home on July 4. A stranger is suspected amid confusing reports as police pursue leads. In Washington, officials protest a Soviet arrest, citing a three hour detainment of an American embassy employee and two others during a Moscow checkpoint.
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Legion Attacks Girl Scouts Debated on Influences
The American Legion delegation in Chicago voted after a lengthy, bitter debate over allegations of inappropriate influence in Girl Scouts literature. Opponents called the move silly as delegates considered formal action at last night’s meeting.
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Girl Scouts, of America
Bankzstion
Astor's Quiet Wedding Sparks Divorce Challenge
Washington reports a 41 year old Astor wed a 29 year old former Pullman in a low key ceremony. The wealthed magnate, valued around 70 million dollars, faces a divorce challenge from his second wife Gertrude Gretsely of Brooklyn, who alleges the Mexico divorce was invalid.
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Washington
Mulliand Alonaire Jalin Dacat
Astor
Claude Album
Bomel
Dalores Margaret Pullman
Gertrude Gretsely
Brooklyn
Mexico
Homeowners gain as new housing act aids loans
The article notes expanded federal housing loan options after congressional approval, with Clyde Gibson of Brandenburg promoting lower down payments and easier access through the new act. It details loan amounts up to 2500, three year pay plans, and FEAs insured schemes with payments as low as 5 percent on approved valuations.
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Bell County
Clyde
Gibson
Brandenburg
Olbxon
Phie- Vile
Alfie
National
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ELA
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FEA
Mundt and McCarthy Clash Over Army Probe Tactics
McCarthy demands informants and heads the investigations seeking who in the Army ordered actions. Mundt contesting and urging restraint as hearings loom. The dispute stretches into planning for next week with sessions in Congress and ongoing probes into Communist influence and Army handling. Nine of ten U. S. babies are born in hospitals, a statistic noted amid the broader coverage.
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U. S
No Strings On Food Plan Bonn Berlin and US News Tie In
Fragmented OCR text describes political tension between Germany and the United States over aid and reconstruction, referencing Eisenhower and German communists, with mentions of public sentiment and potential stockpiles. It includes stray notes about U S policy and a brief kitchen tip on blanching food, yielding a disjointed, multi-topic summary.
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Campaign plans discussed for Kansas City race
Fractured OCR text outlines political campaigning in Kansas City area. Mentions a candidate named Troan and a push to energize Democratic support. Specific details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
Morse Willing To Take Stand In Senate Inquiry
Washington reports Sen Wayne Morse indicated willingness to testify before a bipartisan select committee. He said he will present his argument and back up his charges amid the ongoing investigation into last week's U S Senate exchange and proposed changes.
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Wayne Aboase
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Obituaries for Baltip and Cook noted in Pineville area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Jierbert C. Baltip aged 68 in New Townsville with funeral services at Midway Bow Church officiated by Reverends Brooks and Stew Wel. Also listed is Alice Reed Cook aged 81, widow of the late Charles Cook, with services at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appalachia, Virginia conducted by Father Wolge. Additional lines mention Fr. G. Cook of Johnson City and extensive family survivors. Funeral arrangements include active and honorary pallbearers and burial by Jonesville Geneal. The notices also reference Austham Wilder of Port Michigan, died at Pineville Community with service details at the Middleskors Road home and burial at the family cemetery in Cubugrs. Survivors include wife Dabelle, son Chester, daughters Hazel, Gladys, and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Sunday with Ghover PIU and Boyd Wilson officiating. Burial at Colmar Cemetery. arrangements by Armmet Funeral Home Pineville.
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Charles Couk
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Eat
Daieitee Ly-love
M.D. Couls
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Sacred Heart Catholi Church
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Virginia
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Mihilesboro
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
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Ammald Nelson
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Cubagrs
Riots Hit German Housing Project Site
In Bremerhaven riots erupted as 25 families faced eviction to make way for a housing project for American families. Fray Gerda Mueller, wife of the householders committee leader, said there was no quarrel with Lie Americans and the unrest followed three days of police action to oust residents.
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