Youths Pack Seedlings for Arbor Day Project
Two hundred sixty five Y Teens and 75 Hi Y boys assemble at Barnitz Stadium to wrap about 3 200 dwarf silver olive tree seedlings for distribution to third through fifth graders. They work in shifts, count and box the trees, with Education trucks delivering them to nine elementary schools and three parochial schools. Arbor Day is sponsored by the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs and supported by local donors. the observance dates vary by state with Ohio setting April 29 statewide.
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Cecil Kindred
Ben Bender
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Nebraska
J. Sterling Morton
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Carol Banzhaf
Carol
Victor Wootan Nursery
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Journal
Terney
Gun Wielder Tries Death by Own Action in Prison Hospital
Charles Klevis, 28, held his mother hostage and shot a sister in law and her daughter during a spree in Pottsville and Frackville. Police wounded him. he attempted suicide with a jagged glass shard while under confinement and was charged with assault with intent to kill.
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Pottsville
Charles Klevis
Klevis
Frackville
Cecilia Klebash
Charlotte
Betty
Klebash
Bevan Reinstated in Labour Fold Ahead of Election
London reports Labor leaders under Clement Attlee voted to restore Aneurin Bevan to full membership in the parliamentary Labour Party after his expulsion on March 16. The move, timed about one month before the May 26 general election, aims to heal the party rift and give Bevan a voice in strategy. Budget and policy tied to Labour's campaign are not detailed in the notice.
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Clement Attlee
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House of Commons
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Eden
United States to Contribute 6 Percent of Aid to U N
Chief Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announces the United States will contribute six percent of funds to the United Nations technical assistance program for 1955. This United States share supports U N technical aid initiatives and development projects worldwide.
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N. Y. Rm
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
U. N
Lies Diplomacy Aims For Peace Talks And Big Four Steps
A report outlines a strategy where misinformation could enable a three part diplomatic push. It cites plans for mosa peace talks, Austrian independence, and a broader approach toward a Big Four conference addressing global issues.
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Formosa
Japanese Court Frees Communist For Criticism
Japan's supreme court freed Communist Diet member Kanichi Kawakami who faced a one-year sentence for criticizing the United States in Korea. The high court ruled a 1950 law by the U.S. occupation forces banning false or destructive criticism of the Allies unconstitutional.
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Japan
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Kanichi Kawakami
Bomb blast in Argentina kills policeman during probe
A bomb exploded in Buenos Aires yesterday inside the headquarters of a student group backing President Juan D. Peron, killing a police officer as disposal authorities inspected the device. The report also notes unrelated place names Battiest and Bowlegs in Oklahoma.
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Juan D. Peron
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