Springboro Flood of Donations For Torrington Connecticut
Springboro residents surge in a charity drive for Torrington flood victims. Led by former mayor C. G. Gray, the effort targets four tons of clothes and goods. Nearly 1,000 pounds collected locally with pickups organized and free shipping pledged to Torrington by regional partners.
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Springboro
Connecticut
C. G. Gray
Torrington
Conn
Red Cross
Gray
Alice Casey
New England
Middle Atlantic
Dayton
Miamisburg
Truman accuses Eisenhower of undermining laws for big business
At a Michigan Democratic Conference gathering Truman charged the Eisenhower administration with subverting laws to aid big business and deriding the budget balance. He cited the Dixon-Yates affair and criticized regulatory commissions as pro industry.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Ima
Michigan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Truman
James C. Hagerty
Denver
French Lick
Ind
Securities and Exchange Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Executive Branch
Dixon-Yates
Detroit
Truman's Campaign Pace Slows Amid Age Health Warnings
Former President Truman, 71, shows signs of slowing as age and health curb his campaigning. He canceled California speeches after Indiana and Michigan appearances, saying doctors advised caution and his wife urged prudence. He will limit political work in 1956 and has ruled out another presidential run.
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Washington
Truman
Indiana
Michigan
California
Eisenhower
Ladejinsky Target of Senate Security Probe
Senate investigators pressed the Ladejinsky security case as Milan D Smith and J Glen Cassity were unavailable for questioning. Ladejinsky, once fired as a security risk, now holds a land reform advisory post in Indochina with ICA. The Waxers from Detroit testified about Army discharge and civil service actions tied to suspected Communist ties.
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Washington
Senate
Ladejinsky
Administration
Milan D. Smith
Secretary of
Agriculture Benson
J. Glen Cassity
Agriculture Department
Department
Wolf Ladejinsky
Johnston
D-Sc
Senate Civil Service Subcommittee
Smith
North Carolina
Cassity
Utah
Indochina
International Cooperation Administration
Benson
Smith and
State Department
Sanford Waxer
Eleanor
Army
Ft. Knox
Waxer
Waxes
Detroit
Recluse in Biloxi Die In Debris Lined House
The body of elderly recluse Mrs. Alice M. Parker was found amid a cluttered Biloxi residence with four live and four dead parrots and canaries. Coroner's jury set date of death at August 22 and ruled natural causes. Neighbors reported a strong odor and officers found abundant possessions including flashlights, batteries, shoes, a typewriter, and newspapers. Sister Mrs. Adelai Blum of Cincinnati is the only listed survivor.
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Biloxi
Miss
Alice M. Parker
Adelai Blum
Cincinnati
Man Burns Barn and Home in Arson Attempt
New Bedford police report Floyd L. Ostrander aged 52 started a barn fire during a dispute with his wife. He attempted to burn his house and pulled the telephone lines to hinder firefighters. He faces arson attempted arson and willful damage charges.
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New Bedford
Mass
Floyd L. Ostrander
Dulles Reports Possible Soviet Arms Offers in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles said there are reliable reports that Russia has offered arms to some Middle East nations. He stressed no official confirmation and noted no evidence Soviet equipment is in Arab hands, while pointing to long circulating diplomatic rumors.
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Washington (Ap
State Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Dulles
Egypt
Hhe
Eisenhower Plans Light Day With Golf At Cherry Hills
President Eisenhower has a light schedule with no engagements at the Summer White House Lowry AFB. Press Secretary Haggerty says he hopes to reach Cherry Hills Country Club early. He spent part of yesterday at his office for about two hours then golfed with Frank Leahy, Rip Arnold, and Col. Tom Belshe.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
James C. Hagerty
Cherry Hills Country Club
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame University
Ralph
Rip) Arnold
Army
Tom Belshe
Washington
Tree Plunge Fatal In Cincinnati Pruning Accident
A 74 year old man, Charles S. Deputy, was found dead under a tree in his yard in Cincinnati yesterday after a pruning accident. Police said a branch struck him as he stood on a 22 foot ladder causing him to fall and die.
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Cincinnati
Charles S. Deputy
Gaza Strip clashes continue as casualties rise
Fighting near Gaza intensifies with both sides trading accusations. Israel charges Egypt killed four Jewish civilians and wounded 10 Israelis while Egypt says Israelis killed an Egyptian soldier and wounded four civilians. Cairo reports renewed fighting at 6 a.m. and ongoing. Eighteen Israelis and eight Egyptians have died in incidents over the past week.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Gaza
Erez
Woman Dies As Big Bus Overturns
A double deck Greyhound bus overturned near Lexington Kentucky killing a female passenger identified as Mrs. Clara Hemphill of Knoxville Tennessee and injuring at least 10 others. The bus left the road after a sideswipe with two oncoming trucks which did not stop.
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Lexington
Clara Hemphill
Knoxville
Tenn
Fayette County
U. S. Highway 25
Write-Off Flood Mortgages Proposed for Veterans Homes
Akron Ohio Rep William Ayrs urges cancellation of mortgages on veterans homes destroyed by hurricanes and floods in the eastern states. He says he has mailed the suggestion to the Veterans Administration and the Federal Housing Administration in Washington.
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Akron
Ohio
William Ayrs
Veterans Administration
Fedral Housing Administration
Washington
Weather outlook shows showers and cooler air move in
A Canadian air mass brings storm clouds and cooler conditions to the Miami Valley. The forecast calls for cloudy windy weather with showers and thunderstorms before a cooler night and a cooler Wednesday. Yesterday’s high reached 100 degrees with a 0.2 inch rainfall reported this morning.
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Miami Valley
Plains States
Mississippi River Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Rita Hayworth Ends Marriage To Dick Hayes In Custody Storm
Hollywood AP Rita Hayworth quit her marriage to Dick Hayes saying separation serves the best interests of their children. Hayes called the claim untrue while Hayworth faces a custody dispute with Aly Khan over daughter Yasmin. Haymes, separated from Rita, awaits a possible amicable settlement as they mend their family tensions.
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Rita
Rita Hayworth
Los Angeles
Maury L. Spanier
Dick Haymes
Hollywood
Dick Hayes
Hayes
Las Vegas
Nev
Argentina
Haymes
Malibu
Cocoanut Grove
H. Clay Barton
Aly Khan
Asmin
France
Yasmin
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Edward Judson
Joanne Dru
Joanne Marshall
Nora Flynn Haymes
Errol Flynn
Rubber Workers Strike Nearing at Firestone
CIO United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. bargained toward a midnight strike deadline. A source said prospects for a substantial wage increase are bright, though the exact amount remains undisclosed. Union members authorized leaders to strike if no contract is reached by tonight.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Rubber Workers and
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
URW
Firestone
Man Attacked by 250-Pound Weight With Teeth
Preble New York Charles Simines attempted to lift a 250 pound weight with his teeth but failed the weight did not rise and four front teeth were knocked out according to local reports.
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Preble
N.Y
Charles Simines
Home Area By Refinery Judged Safe
Nearly all of the 1,700 evacuees near the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting, Indiana, have returned home as the 60-block area is deemed safe. Firemen continue cooling the wreckage after a 10-acre section burned within the 1,660-acre plant. two people died and 45 were injured. FBI agent Leonard Blaylock planned a meeting with Standard officials to discuss explosion causes.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
National
Standard
Indianapolis
Leonard Blaylock
FBI
Ike Plans Arms Parley With Russia Detailed Exchange
Harold E. Stassen finishes touches on Eisenhower plan for exchange of military blueprints and aerial inspection with Russia. Subcommittee members discuss Moscow's reception and prepare report for the 12 nation Disarmament Commission.
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United Nations, N. Y
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
Stassen
U. N. Disarmament
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
U. N
United States
Sobolev
Jules Moch
France
Paul Martin
Canada
Mother Fears Priest Dead in Fort Thomas Disappearance
The mother of missing Rev. Raymond Ryan fears her son has been killed. Mrs. Raymond Ryan of Columbus told Sheriff Albert Howe of her fears after conferring with him. Ryan, 28, assistant pastor of St. Catherine of Siena Church, Fort Thomas, has been missing since a week ago Friday with multiple reports of sightings but no tangible evidence yet.
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Fort Thomas
Raymond Ryan
Columbus
Ohio
Albert Howe
St. Catherine of Siena
Nothing To Lose Students Doing Okay In Stock Fund
Gannon College students manage a student investment fund started in 1950 with $10,000 supplied by Ed ward Lamb. Current market value stands at $12,260, yielding a net $2,260 profit after expenses. Faculty advisers supervise, and voting is limited to business and finance students.
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Erie
Gannon College
Edward Lamb
The
Erie Dispatch
Lamb
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