Warning on drawing unemployment during vacations
Labor department officials warned against drawing unemployment benefits while on vacation. They said a vacation pay scheme can render workers ineligible in many states including New York. The ruling hinges on whether vacation pay counts as past work or a true layoff, with specifics varying by state.
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New Jersey
Texas
Michigan
Hingis
Connecticut
Luloma
Wisconsin
Demo Urges Nomination of Warren for President
A Washington report states Rep Frank Thompson urged Democrats to consider nominating Karl Warren a Republican for president in 1560. Thompson said Warren is allied with both parties and could unite the ticket, naming Kennedy Meyner and others as potential running mates. The debate touches civil rights and party unity amid a tumultuous political climate.
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Karl Warren
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Hanna
Thompson
Roosevelt
Newark
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Josep W. Cowgilh D-Canwinn
Senate
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Warinn
California
Anki
Huge Lake Fill Starts Across Gren Salt Lake
LITTLE VALLEY Wahte Power shovels and trucks began a months long job dumping rock from a 200 foot quartzite cliff into Gren Salt Lake to form an earth fill for a new freeway across the lake’s northwest arm. The project, a 180 million dollar line for Southern Pacific Haif Way, aims to speed and secure continental rail traffic once finished in about four years. A blast Sunday used 1 780,000 pounds of explosives in tunnels at the cliff base, surpassing the former non atomic record.
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Southern Pacific
Haifway
American airman sentenced for refusing haircut
An EFUCHU Japan martial board found a young American airman guilty of disobeying an order to take a haircut while serving as a member of the honor guard at Pershing Heights in Tokyo. He was sentenced to confinement and rank reduction and fined $40 total. he protested the punishment.
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U.n.far East Command
Pershing Heights
Tokyu
Tobacco workers defend industry amid cancer link claims
Albert G. Clay of the Ley Ley Association pressed that tobacco protests target the industry. He cited recent claims of a link between smoking and cancer and criticized what he called propaganda aimed at destroying tobacco. He noted 700,000 tobacco farms and three million people rely on the crop for income and urged funding for research to address cancer questions. He accused headline seekers of using attacks to raise funds.
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Albert G. Clay
Bryley Association Wereleuse, Association
Clay
Richard L. Neubergny
Fayis
Gunman Kills Two Police Officers in Calvary City
A crazed gunman opened fire in El Segundo injuring two officers and killing them. The suspect fled after the attack as officers launched a citywide manhunt. One officer crawled to a patrol car before collapsing. the shooter remains at large.
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Obituaries from Middlesboro and area
Infant Joanet Lynn Kitton of Middlesboro died Saturday. Survived by parents James and family. brother Alan and grandparents Mr and Mrs Shepard. Funeral Sunday at Wool Chapel. Burial Unrst Cemetery. Funeral Home handled. Mary Alice Taylor aged 82 died at niece’s home Harrington. Six stepchildren and several nieces. Funeral Tuesday Red Hill Reprist Church. Burial Red Hill Cemetery. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. Isaac Barton Forene former 84 died at home in Goin. Survived by wife Nettie, son Fortier, stepson Alvie Ford of Knoxville, stepdaughter Lotte Kilian, brother BE Fortier, grandchild and seven step-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2:00 p.m. Lilly Grove Church. Burial church cemetery. Reece Funeral Home in charge. Clarence P. Mayes of Caves Mayes died July 2. Survived by wife Hathe G. Mayes, Kenneth Bayens, parents William F. and Mayes, siblings Ross, Bil Mayes, Addieshore, Roy Profitte, Monroe, Victor Brady, Monroe, M D Hudson, Formerzet, Waller Thomas, Sandusky. Funeral 2:06 p.m. Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church. Revs Subinson and Barles. Burial Weary Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Carlisle and Rhomale in charge.
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Teanet Lynn Willson
Joanet Lynn Kittlon
James Kitton
Middlesboro
Alan Séllon
Shepard
New York
Finnersit
Cawool Funeral Home
Feuth
J. R. Whealdon
Unrst
Cronk Funeral Home
MHS
Mary Alice Taylon
Mary Alice Taylor
Mary Martin
Toute 7
Harringate
Red Hit Reprist
Red Tilt
Coffey Funeral Home
Tazewell
Isaac Barton
Ene Isaic Barton
Nettie
Goin
Hey Fortier
Alvie Ford
Knoxville
Lotte Kilian
BE. Fortier
Speedwell
Lilly Grove Caurch
Lloyd Ineon
Irvy Russell
Church
Reece Funew
Clarence PD
Mayes
Caves
Hathe G. Mayes
Kenneth Don Bayens
Wiliam Fd
Ross Mayes
Bil Mayes
Middleshawn
Lawrence Poore
Roy Profitte
Monroe
Victor Brady
Monrie
M.D. Hudson
Fomerzet
Waller Thomas
Sandusky
Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church
Ferm D. Subinson
CC. Barles
Barlal
Weary Cemetery
Kalive
Atomic test Owens delayed by weather in Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the Owens nuclear test in Las Vegas due to unfavorable weather. It marks the sixth consecutive delay of detonation of the below average size device, originally set for 6:30 a.m. Pacific time today.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Owens
Monkey chase in Salt Lake City ends with capture
Police searched four days for a pet monkey that escaped from M G Kelianes' armimal when officer George Monshersee cornered the animal. A public pinch and an electric device were involved in the capture, as mismatched accounts emerged from the scene.
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Salt Lake City
Poelice Hasrent
M. G. Kelianes
George Monshersee
Neeparel
Steel Output to Surpass July Estimates in Ohio
In Cleveland Ohio a weekly steel industry report predicts July output will exceed prior estimates due to unexpected demand growth. Production rose for the second straight week with mills at about 81 percent capacity and total output near 2,073,000 net tons. Strong demand from auto makers and heavy plate needs push prices higher as industries adjust inventory and employment gains spread to radio electronics and furniture sectors.
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Girl Survives 37 Hours After Plane Crash Rescue
Judy Diehl of Cosa Nebraska survived 37 hours trapped in wreckage of a light plane that carried her and her dead parents. She was found waving a white scarf and transported to a hospital in Alliance in fair condition and in good spirits. Rescue operations faced criticism for delay from Nebraska wing CAP officials.
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Nebraska
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Erie
Beaux Transfered as Princess Margaret Rumors Persist
London reports Patrick Beresford, longtime escort of Princess Margaret, has been transferred to Cyprus amid ongoing engagement rumors. The 2nd son of the Beresfords, a lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards, faces exile questions as reports persist about a royal matching despite no official announcement.
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Cyprus
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Margaret Ronstane
Ascot Jannenels
House Rejects Probe Into Marine Base Brutality Charges
Washington reports Chairman Gaur Ninses of the House Armed Services Committee refused a congressional inquiry into new brutality charges at the Parris Island Marine training base in Washington. The Civil Liberties Union and several congressmen pressed for investigation amid claims of widespread abuse during 1955 56, linked to the April 6 death march and the drowning of six recruits. Some lawmakers note reforms have followed, but calls persist for accountability as debates over Marine Corps training methods continue.
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Gaur Ninses
House Armed Services Committee
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Marine Corps
Vingan
AEC Scientist Defends Acts at Midwest Conference
W Kenneth Davis director of the AEC reactor Development Division defended U S atomic power plans at a Midwest regional conference. He criticized congressional fears of a nuclear race, praised Britain’s early plant, and urged more economical U S reactors to ensure affordable power.
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Workshop Begun at Hospital in Kentucky
A three hour Monday workshop at Frankfort State Hospital, directed by Miss Bessin M Bul, mental health nursing consultant for the Kentucky Department of Mental Health, includes 17 participants from 11 counties. The session aims to advance mental health principles with advisory nurses and county representatives attending.
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Bessin M. Bul
Kentucky Department of Mental Health
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Gere Steck
Flesi Advisory
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Nelson County
Isobel MW
Eyler
Raby Moore
Seen County
Louise McPierson
Washington County
Mavian Chancellor
Garrard County
Wilma Key
Joven Bramel
Kentucky State Haspital
Kentuckys Fire Destroys Miller-Johnson Co Building
An early morning blaze destroyed a major Western Kentucky plumbing firm, the Miller-Johnson Co. in Owensboro area. The fire caused about 75000 dollars in damage and was fought by units from here Calvert City and Paducah. Range of fire undetermined.
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Prince Rainier Denies Kidnap Threats Amid Rumors
In Gstaad Snerland a royal aide quoted Prince Rainier's father saying reports of a kidnap attempt on the infant Princess Caroline were false rumors. The prince stressed no anonymous threats had been received and urged calm despite circulating whispers.
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Prince Rainier
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Prince of
Peacock theft shocks Salt Lake City shop owner
Leon Brow reported a break in at his oral shop where a thief fled with a prized display item a live peacock valued at ai. The incident left Brow seeking investigation and recovery of the bird.
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Leon Brow
Hospital News Dismiss AIS Notables and Births
Dismissals list includes AIS David Pepe and Anna Rule Rosenbani among others. Admissions note several individuals in City and Detroit areas. Births record a string of newborns including boys and girls from multiple families. A final fragment mentions a suburban incident with windows smashed and a dramatic courtroom scene.
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