Sebald 50 Years On At Armco Salute Tonight
Weber W Sebald heads into his 51st year at Armco Steel after a 50-year milestone marked by a Manchester Hotel salute. Delegates from Armco mines mills and offices gather for presentations with the board at 10 a.m. and a 12:30 luncheon, followed by a 2 p.m. welcome for out of town visitors.
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Weber W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
U.S
Canada
Manchester
Sebald
Middletown
Manying Mill Co
Armco J Board of
General Office
Charles R. Hook
Armeco
Hodge Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Prison
Orville Hodge, former Illinois state auditor, was sentenced to 10 years in a federal prison for misusing more than 800000 dollars of federally insured bank funds. Judge John P. Barnes noted the plea of guilty covering 51 counts and indicated further state indictments are pending.
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Chicago
Orville Hodge
Illinois
John P. Barnes
U. S. District Court
Hodge
Arthur Fitzgerald
Barnes
Dad Dies Of Injuries In Motorcycle Accident
Allen Thomas, 29, a father of four, died from burns after his motorcycle slid on gravel near his home in Columbia Station Ohio 252. The bike overturned and fuel burst into flames Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Allen Thomas
Columbia Station
Ohio 252
Toll Station Proposal Trails Stumbo Family Clash in Oregon
In Wolf Creek Oregon the Stumbo family announced plans to run a toll road on a disputed strip of US 99 north of town after delaying traffic and filing for permission. The Oregon Highway Commission admitted an oversight but plans to negotiate buyout while the Stumbos insist on pursuing the claim with their attorney.
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Oregon
Stumbo
Robert G. Stumbo
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Oregon Aghway Commission
Golly
Robert
Harry
Allan Stumbo
Gur W. Stumbo
The
Highway Commission
Stumbos
Like Stepping On Suede Shoes in Petersburg
Miss Patricia Nelson, 21, testified at a police court hearing that a Ft. Lee soldier Cecil M. Watson, 28, grabbed her, threw her, and apologized later. Watson was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 12 months on an assault charge. Nelson said she was angered by the incident.
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Miss Nelson
Harriman Secures Ohio Delegates For Democratic Nomination
Gov Harriman of New York won Ohio delegates today as they pledged to cast their first ballot for Ohio's Marietta and Mell G. Underwood Jr. They indicated others would join, per a Lau sche release, as Ohio Democrats show support for Harriman ahead of the convention.
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Chicago
Averell Harrriman
New York
Ohio
Marietta
Mell G. Underwood Jr
New Lexington
Harriman
Lausche
Weather forecast for a warm August period
The forecast calls for hot August weather through the evening with a cooler trend later. Officials predict fair and warm conditions on Tuesday and Thursday. Record highs not provided. Temperatures showed 61 degrees at 6 30 a m and a high near 5 p m yesterday.
Islands in James River Taxed Unseen for Years
Richmond officials admit three unknown islands in the James River have received tax bills for years. Maps were destroyed, owners cannot be found, and assessed values remain $550, $380, and $200. The city would remove them only if they could prove the islands do not exist.
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Richmond
James River
Crenshaw
Stevenson Grabs First Ballot Nod At Democratic Convention
Adlai Stevenson surged toward the first ballot presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention as New Jersey and much of Michigan pledged support. A civil rights plank loomed as a possible tonight vote amid court desegregation rulings, while Truman urged backing Stevenson though opposition persisted.
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New Jersey
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Supreme Court
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Associated Press
Harry S .Truman
Averell Harriman
Truman
G. Mennen Williams
Supreme Court of the United States
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Arien
Drafted Moderates Win In Civil Rights Plank
In Chicago AP reports the Democratic platform drafters approved a civil rights plank 12-5, seen as moderate to avoid a major fight. Southern members staged a token protest while sources note it references the Supreme Court and school desegregation without naming decisions. Emanuel Celler of New York and other leaders backed the wording, ensuring a unified but cautious tone.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Emanuel Celler
New York
Aire Dunes
Texas
Brooks Hayes
Arkansas
Celler
Honey
Jennings Randolph
West Vir
Parkinson Arp
New
Truman seeks to derail Stevenson in battle for November
In Chicago, former President Truman argues Adlai Stevenson cannot beat Dwight Eisenhower in November. He and Harriman back a plan to slow Stevenson's momentum, hoping to block nomination. Tennessee’s delegation backs Gov. Frank G. Clement as favorite son, affecting first-ballot dynamics.
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Chicago
Harry
Truman
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Illinois
Vaa Averell Harriman
New Loess Metals
Oth
Rush
Harriman
Woman Adopts Illegible Children by Du hig Petition
In Cook County Court Judge Otto Kerner approved Elizabeth J. Duhig's petition to become legal mother to her stepchildren. She noted her love for them and said she had considered becoming their full mother as the younger ones asked if she was their real mother.
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Chicago
Elizabeth J
June
Eliza‘beth Duhit
George
Cook County Court
Otto Kerner
Fugitive Hunted Baby Sitter Escapes Abductor in Bath
Police hunt 23 year old Harry Bloomer of Youngstown Ohio after he abducted 17 year old Betsy Long of Sweet Valley Pennsylvania. Long escaped from his car at a Bath New York filling station after being attacked and tied to a sheet. Bloomer, a federal parole violator described as armed and dangerous, had entered the Fairmont Street residence where the babysitting girl was staying and forced her into his car. He reportedly attacked her twice during the ordeal while authorities focus on Steuben and Livingston counties.
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N. Y
Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Harry
Jack) Bloomer
Betsy Long
Sweet Valley
Bloomer
Miss Long
Joan Volansky
Fairmont T Sarings
Pater
Volansky
Steuben
Campaigning Heat in Chicago During Session
A campaign event in Chicago grew heated as a speaker sweated under the glare of reporters. He removed a handkerchief to wipe away perspiration and remarked that it is hot as AP wire reports noted.
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Deleg
Chicago
Betsy Weakened But Threat Lingers Off U S Coast
Hurricane Betsy slowed to a walk but still posed a threat to the U S mainland as winds rose over the tropical Atlantic. At 5 am EST Betsy was 210 miles east of Melbourne Florida with 120 mph winds and a 70 mile wind field extending northeast. A new storm may form in the Betsy area, and a ship reported 140 mph winds about 700 miles east of Puerto Rico. The Weather Bureau warned a hurricane watch from Vero Beach Florida to Brunswick Georgia and noted damage near Banana Bay Salvador.
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Fla
Betsy
U. S
Melbourne Pine
Es Aea
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Vero Beach
Brunswick
Banana Bay
Salvador
U. S. Air Force
Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa, Fla
Utah Cafe Blast in Monticello Kills 15
A gas explosion at the Lariat Cafe in Monticello Utah kills 15 during dinner rush after a cook opened an oven door. State experts say heat burst likely caused the blast but fault natural versus manufactured gas and continue investigation. The brick building was demolished and the cafe had recently switched gas systems.
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Monticello
Utah
Today’s Chuckle On Redheads Marrying Meek Men
A light joke notes that redheads do not marry meek men immediately the meekness comes later as the punch line. The quip relies on wordplay about temperament developing over time.
Egypt Accepts International Supervision for Suez Canal
Egypt's President Nasser agreed in talks with Pakistan's foreign minister to allow international supervision over the Suez Canal while maintaining Egypt's sovereign right to run the canal. He favored a user-representative advisory body and warned against dissolving Egypt's control.
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London
Pakistan
Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Hamidul Haq Chowdry
Eden Selwyn
Dulles
Solomon Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Colombo
Nergy Efposals
Christian Pineau
France
Paris
Eden
Lloyd
Pineau
Ier
All Sorts Of People Perle Mesta Party Was A Real Humdinger
Chicago reports Perle Mesta hosted a lively gathering with guests from politics and media. H V Kaltenborn spoofed HST while Adlai Stevenson was unexpectedly absent after a champagne fueled, off the cuff floor show. Martha Rountree linked politicians and commentators as guests traded barbs in a bustling ballroom. Estes Kefauver and Truman attended among many others.
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Chicago
Perle Mesta
Mesta
H. V. Kaltenborn
Harry S. “Ton
H. V. Kalten
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
M. C
Phil Regan
Tambourg
Ee Kent
Martha Rountree
Kaltenborn
Truman
Estes Kefauver
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