Inadequate Label Hung On Program
Senator Kefauver criticizes an ADA claim that Eisenhower and Democratic leaders ignore the public interest, urging focus on school building highway social security water resources and farm legislation. Other senators dismiss the ADA complaint while Kuchel and Holland defend presidential proposals. Senate advances a road bill while the House blocks funding.
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Washington
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Americans For Democratic Action
Eisenhower
Congress
Rauh
Ada
Holland
D-Fia
Kuchel
Rcalif
Senate
House
Fisherman Slain on Porch in Middletown Shooting
A 48 year old Middletown man Robert Hunter was fatally shot on his front porch shortly after 6 a.m. He died at Middletown Hospital. Suspect Willie Teasley 23 of 3712 Garfield St surrendered 15 minutes later at police headquarters stating I just shot a fellow. Teasley admitted the shooting and is in custody. Hunter worked in the boiler room at Gardner Board and Carton Co. and was a longtime resident of Middletown. He leaves a wife Myrtle a son in the Marines and a daughter plus extended family. Arrangements are pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Robert Hunter
17Th Ave
Bute
Babe Bow
John Fitzgerald
Hunter
Fitzgerald
Myrtle
Bailey
Howard Watson
Ed Lykins
Robert Nunamaker
Teasley
Ernest Weaver
Andrew Stephens
City
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Cobb County
New Hope Baptist Church
Powder Springs
Jesse Hunter
Chattanooga
Reba Lester
Clyde
Kentucky
J. B
Frank, Fletcher
Jesse Jr
Atlanta
Ida Miller
Gloria Mouzson
Ethel Davis
East Point
Katherine Cooper
Austelle
Bailey Funeral Home
Hollywood Mourns Suzan Ball and Carmen Miranda Passings
Hollywood mourns two actresses Suzan Ball who died at 21 from cancer in Beverly Hills and Carmen Miranda who died at 41 after a heart attack. Ball battled illness since 1953 while Miranda's death followed a strenuous day of work and performances. Ball married Richard Long in 1954 with Ball using an artificial limb after an injury, Miranda had married producer David Sebastian. Miranda rose from Rio de Janeiro to stardom with films like Down Argentine Way, while Ball starred in films and TV and performed on stage with Long in nightclubs.
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Miss Ball
Suzan
Beverly Hills
Miss Miranda
Richard Long
David Sebastian
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Screen Actors Guild
Long
Santa Barbara
Calif
Palm Springs
Tucson
Ariz
Buffalo
N. Y
City of Hope Medical Center
Howard D. Bail
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Lee Shubert
Harriman declines VP bid as Stevenson eyes 1956
Albany New York Gov. Averell Harriman said he is not interested in running for vice president and will meet Adlai Stevenson in Illinois next week. Harriman reaffirmed support for Stevenson for 1956 but not whether Stevenson would seek the presidency again.
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Albany
N. Y
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Polio Cases Soar Prompting Nursing Help in New England
Boston health commissioner Dr. John H Cauley issued a nationwide appeal for more nurses as polio cases in six New England states neared 1000. A state of limited emergency was declared, a central intake for polio cases set up, and 26 new Boston cases raised the city total to 301 and Massachusetts to 773 with 20 polio deaths in the state.
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Boston
John H. Cauley
Newsapers
Newland
Cauley
John B. Hyne
Boston Health Department
Massachusetts
New England
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Joseph Reardon
State Health Department
Brockton
Adams
Mass
East Hartford
Conn
Boston Red Sox
Pawtucket, R.I
Honor Grad Whose Mother Was Red Sails As Seaman
Honor graduate Eu gene W Landy of the U S Merchant Marine Academy prepares to sail as an able bodied seaman aboard Sun Oils Texas Sun tanker on a 30 day voyage from Carteret New Jersey to Texas The 21 year old, second in his class of 96 midshipmen, has a Coast Guard license as third mate The Navy denied a reserve commission due to his mother Deborah Landys Communist past and Landy may reapply after six months The case drew criticism from Senator Lehman who called the Navy decision illogical unjust and unjustifiable
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Kings Point
N. Y
Eugene W. Landy
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Naval Reserve
Sandy
Admiralty
Carteret
N. J
Sun Oil Co
Texas Sun
Texas
Landy
Coast Guard
Maritime Service
Navy Reserve
Navy
Deborah Landy
Bradley Beach
Communist Party
Yale University
Naval Reserve Commission
Herbert H. Lehman
Liberal-Ny
Airmen In Amazed Recovery After Release from Captivity
Eleven US airmen released by Communist China are described as completely okay physically by an Air Force medical source. They are confined at the Far East Air Materiel Command Base hospital and will depart for the United States via Alaska with a press conference planned for Sunday. Airman Daniel Schmidt, of Redding California, learned his wife had remarried while in captivity and was seen buying a camera with military script.
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Tokyo
China
Air Force
Far East
Washington
Daniel C. Schmidt
Redding
Calif
Schmidt
Una
California
Crash Kills 3 Lockbourne Men On Pass
Cambridge Ohio report of a weekend air force pass ending in death. A car carrying airman third class from Lockbourne AFB collided with a dump truck on U S 40 two miles west of Cambridge. Three airmen died, two injured, including one critically. Truck occupants from Cambridge also seriously hurt.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Air Force
U. S. 40
Here
Lockbourne Afb
Columbus
Adolph McCorry
Cambridge St. Francis Hospital
William R. Neptune
Johnstown
Raymond S. Falco
South Fork
James R. Wilson
Rt. 1
George Miller
Holland
Homer North
Basil Warden
Court Wants Only The Cold Facts
In Binghamton New York Justice Daniel J McAvoy urged lawyers to present concise arguments as the court seeks the plain facts of the case. He warned that briefest submissions would receive the most thorough consideration.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Daniel J. McAvoy
State Supreme Court
Search On For Woman Feared Dead In Kansas City Case
Wealthy automobile dealer Wilma Allen is missing in Kansas City and feared kidnapped and killed. Her blood stained clothing and car were found with few leads as Maj. Eugene Pond notes inconsistencies in two men dragging reports. The 34 year old mother of two was last seen Thursday afternoon during a shopping trip near Union Station.
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Kansas City
Wilma Allen
Pond
Allen
Huge Scaffold Slips Near Grand Central Terminal
A 45 story Socony Mobil building scaffold near Grand Central buckled on the 8th floor causing a scare. Workers braced the sagging section with a steel cable bridle and no injuries were reported as traffic was halted and nearby buildings evacuated. Hundreds watched from safe distances in the Grand Central area.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Socony Mobiluilding
41St
42Nd Sts
Lexington and
Third Avenues
Grand Central Area
Clermont County Girl Chosen As Miss Ohio
Marguerite Garr of Amelia in Clermont County won Miss Ohio over 10 candidates. The 18 year old 5 foot 2 inch entrant with brown eyes and black hair performed on the zither singing Old Black Joe. She will represent Ohio in the Miss America contest in Atlantic City next Labor Day weekend. The first alternate from Springfield Nancy Osborn won $500 while second alternate Sherry Larson of Canton received $200.
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Wooster
Ohio
Marguerite Garr
Amelia
Clermont County
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Miss Garr
Margie
The
Jaycees
WIKRC
Springfield
Nancy Osborn
Chopin
Sherry Lee Larson
Canton
Pilot Saves 68 as Northwest plane lands at Midway
Captain George A. Stone of Minneapolis piloted a four engine Stratocruiser to an emergency landing at Midway Airport when propeller reverses failed. The plane missed a car after veering off runway and through a steel fence into Central Avenue. 62 passengers and crew of six survived and evacuated, with Copilot Ralph Gray crediting Stone for averting disaster.
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Chicago
Northwest Airlines
George A. Stone
Minneapolis
Midway Airport
Stone
Central Avenue
Ralph Gray
Graves
Lausche Awaits Truck Tax Agreement Amendment
Governor Lausche must approve a drafted amendment and explanatory letter sent to 20 states under Ohio reciprocity deals for trucking. The move would bar axle use taxes from 0.5 to 20 cents per mile, with failure prompting cancellation notices to Michigan and 19 others including Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania West Virginia Iowa Nebraska Missouri New Mexico Texas and ten southern states.
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Old State Reciprocity Board
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
New Mexico
Texas
Chlorine Gas In Dayton Fells 21
Twenty one persons were treated at three Dayton hospitals and were in fair condition after chlorine gas released from a tank car in an industrial accident. The incident affected 36 people, mostly firemen and spectators, when a switching engine jammed a chlorine car against an empty ammonia car near the Sownders Chemical Co plant.
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Dayton
Ohio
iSownders Chemical Co
Kentucky Gov Candidates Battle In Heated Primary
Kentucky voters head to the polls for a volatile Democratic primary to select a successor and potential Senate ally. Former Governor Happy Chandler faces Judge Bert Combs and Jesse Cecil as two Republican hopefuls Edwin Denney and James Clay vie for the nomination. Long ballots across 120 counties could delay results past midnight under state law.
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Louisville
Kentucky
A B
Happy) Chandler
Bert T. Combs
Lawrence Wetherby
U.S
Alben W. Barkley
Earle C Clements
Jesse N. R Cecil
Sen. Clements
Chandler
Clements
Barkler
U. S. Senate
Combs
Court of Appeals
Wetherby
GOP
U. S. Dist
Edwin R. Denney
James L. Clay
Must Share Moon Riches Expert Says
Danish based Simon van Munster of the Netherlands argues nations must share moon discoveries via a world research program. He says cooperation through the United Nations and UNESCO could fund and distribute any Moon findings as space exploration aims toward 1980.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Simon van Munster
Lande Aircraft Factory
P Drecht
Netherlands
van Munster
U. N. Educa
Internatio Astronautical Federation
IAF
Unesco
Not Enough For A Good Rob Job
Newark crime brief reports a gunman at Taft's Cleaners demanding money from clerk Mary Macheski. Facing only four dollars in the register he exclaimed that was all and fled, promising to return later.
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Newark
N.J
Taft's Cleaners
Mary Macheski
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