Stevenson backers seek early nomination on first ballots
Adlai Stevenson’s supporters voice confidence he will win the Democratic presidential nomination at the upcoming national convention. Sen. Sparkman and Sen. Lehman predict a first or early ballot victory, while Gov. Chandler warns of bandwagon psychology and doubts Stevenson’s strength. Truman remains neutral. Senate control likely decided in 11 states.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen
Sparkman
Ala
Lehman
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
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Averell Harriman
New York
Washington
Senate
Congress
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Nevada
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Colorado
Connecticut
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Ohio
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Chicago
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Oklahoma
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Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Hartford
Socialists Gain in Japan Threaten Hatoyama Plans
In early counts in Tokyo, Socialists and a Communist won 6 of 11 gains needed to block Hatoyama from a two thirds majority in the 250 seat House of Councillors. Conservatives held 46 of 75 district seats, with 136 progovernment councilors overall.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
House of
Japan
United States
Ironton Man Stabs Wife Then Kills Himself
Police said James Quarles of Ironton fatally stabbed his wife Norma Belle during a quarrel on Sunday and then killed himself by stabbing his heart.
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Hills
Tronton
Ohio
James Quarles
Ironton
Norma Belle
WISHING WELL Puzzle Description
A brief description explains a daily digit puzzle where you count letters in your name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, and read a hidden message by checking those positions in a rectangle from the upper left corner. It outlines the steps for deriving the fortune message.
Sanity Tests Likely For Mother Held In Slayings
In Columbus Ohio Blanche E Jacobs 32 mother of three likely to be charged with two counts of first degree murder in the knife slayings of elderly Groveport landlord Andrew J Robinson 74 and his wife Maude 73 A preliminary hearing may occur Tuesday A sanity test could be requested Authorities say she admitted the killings after fearing exposure for forged checks totaling 1149 She hid the crime for days claiming the Robinsons were injured or had gone to Florida Her Air Force husband Maj Eugene W Jacobs 35 visited county jail after meeting with her for the first time since police interview He had just returned to Columbus from San Antonio with their three children to be with his mother
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Columbus
Ohio
Ellsworth P. Beck
Blanche E. Jacobs
Groveport
Franklin County
Samu
L. Devine
Jacobs
Devine
Beck
Robinsons
Neaby Lockbourne Afb
William Manus
San Antonio
Tex
Five Die In Weekend Ohio Traffic Toll
Ohio reported a quiet weekend with 11 total deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Five were traffic related, while the rest included electrocutions and unusual bee-sting fatalities. Names tied to drowned and stung deaths include Mary Ellen James and Arthur L. Hamm.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lawrence County
Mary Ellen James
Springfield
Big Walnut Creek
Columbus
Arthur L. Hamm
Rt 1
North Kenova
Master Penmen elect Kidd treasurer at convention
Mammoth Cave Kentucky hosts the seventh annual convention where J M Kidd of Newark Ohio was elected treasurer of the International Association of Master Penmen and Teachers of Handwriting.
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Mammoth Cave
W&j. M. Kidd
Newark
Ohio
International Assn
Seaton Rejects Claims Of Resource Giveaway
Secretary of the Interior Seaton says the Eisenhower administration did not give away natural resources and cites expanded national parks and wildlife preserves as evidence. He notes his brief in office and says no findings support Democratic charges tied to power policies and drilling permits.
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Washington
Seaton
Douglas McKay
New York State
Niagara
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co Report June 30 1956 Middletown Ohio
Bank balance sheet lists assets including cash and government obligations and loans. It shows total deposits of 21.59 million and total capital accounts of 13.13 million with reported authorized common stock of 400 thousand, sworn July 6 1956 by cashier C R Tieman and directors Weatherwax and Denny.
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Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
Middletown
Ohio
United States
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Butler
I. C. R. Tieman
Geo
E. E. Grant
Weatherwax
Walter R. Bender
New Streamlined Subway Train Makes Maiden Run
A New York strap hanger enjoys the maiden run of a streamlined subway train equipped with air conditioners deodorizers dust removers and germ killers. Each car features music from loudspeakers to soothe riders during the ride.
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New York
House Collapse in Naples Kills Nine
An old Naples apartment house collapsed trapping nine people under rubble. Rescue teams worked to reach victims as authorities investigated the collapse and surrounding conditions.
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Naples
Italy
Negroes Reject Bus Compromise In Tallahassee
In Tallahassee, Negroes again rejected a city bus seating compromise and affirmed a boycott until integrated seating is achieved. The commission offered open seating with a single white reserved seat, which was rejected as inadequate. Leaders said the proposal would force Negroes to stand even if white seats remained empty. A mass meeting of about 500 also spurned forming a white–Negro interracial council and urged court action while proposals for courteous driving and Negro–predominant routes within 60 days were approved.
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Tallahassee
Fla
David Brooks
Negro Inter Civic Council
Brooks
City Commission
New Non Surgical Hemorrhoid Treatment Promises Relief
New York special reports a breakthrough substance Bio-Dyne now marketed as Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Cases show actual reduction and strong patient relief with a money back guarantee. available as suppository or ointment at druggists.
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New York, N. Y
Gasoline Companies Donor Road Maps For Tourists
Gasoline companies in the United States distribute about 150 million road maps a year to American tourists. This free service costs the donors about 10 million dollars a year.
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United States
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