3000 Year Old Royal Tomb Found In Egypt
Cairo based archaeologist Zakaria Goneim reports discovery of an intact royal tomb at Sakkara, likely that of Pharaoh Sankhet from Egypt's Third Dynasty around 3000 B.C. The rock tomb near a step pyramid holds a red alabaster sarcophagus. excavation continues as researchers seek the golden coffin rumored inside and compare its significance to King Tutankhamen's later tomb. The site lies 15 miles south of Cairo near the Giza pyramids where solar boats are being studied.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sankhet
Nile Kingdom
Zakaria Goneim
Egyptian Antiquities Department
Sakkar
Goneim
Sakkara Pyramid
Giza
Cheops
Gneim
King Tutankhamen
King Tut
Sakkara
Alabaster Sarcophagus May House Gold Coffin
An archaeologist describes a solid alabaster sarcophagus built to house a mummy. The top opens via a sliding alabaster panel and a coffin of gold or gold-covered wood is anticipated inside an end aperture. The piece is noted for its dimensions and craftsmanship.
Locking Door Before Theft Says Brownell
Fresno remarks by Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr at a Republican dinner praise the administrations security program. He warns against lax vetting and claims gains include fewer work stoppages the Tidelands Act a Supreme Court ruling against segregation inflation control and tax relief totaling about 14 billion dollars.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhower
Brownell
Congress
Supreme Court
Connecticut Savings Banks Average Account Balance
Connecticut savings banks report an average balance of 1355 dollars per account, reflecting modest household savings across the sector. The figure summarizes consumer deposit activity during the period.
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Connecticut
Miami Cruise-In Auto Theatre Showings Highlight Big Screen Faces
Downtown Miami drive-in cinema advertises a new giant color screen with films such as A Lion Is in The Street featuring James Cagney and Loretta Young, It Happens Every Thursday with Barbara Hale and John Forsythe, and Men of Texas with Broderick Crawford and Robert Stack.
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Miamisburs
James Cagney
Barbara Hale
Loretta Young
John Forsythe
Men of Texas
Broderick Crawford
Robert Stack
Butler County approves 873.80 payout for farm animal claims
Butler County commissioners order 873.80 to be paid to farmers for losses from dogs and other causes. Claims listed include nine ducks, hens, lambs, ewes, pigs, calves, chickens, and roosters across multiple townships and roads with witness fees totaling 29.3.
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Butler County
Thomas Feltz
Feltz
T. W. Mensing
Princeton Rd
EA. Hall
Millville
Oxford
Marion J. Roll
Stillwell-Beckett
Huber Gillespie
Doug Byers
Lemon Township
J. C. McGraw
West Middletown
Warren E Beiser
Hamilton
Sherman Baker
Okeana Rt. 1
Philip Ittel
Krucker
Oscar Eschenbrenner
Layligh Rd
Charles A. Barrowcliffe
Elza Hagan
Ross Township
Mark Gillespie
Hamilton-Scipio
Hollywood separation ends in trial for Marie McDonald
Actress Marie McDonald says temperamental clashes with husband Harry Karl led to a trial separation. She announced yesterday that Karl would move out of their Hollywood home.
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Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Trinity School Honors List Adds Grade Winners and Perfect Attendance
Holy Trinity announces honor roll for grades 1 through 8 with numerous students named for grades, with J Knight Goodman Sara Sullivan Marsha Segerberg Judy Lickert Jane Malloy Catherine Hogan Mary K Augspurger among English award winners. Religion awards go to Terence Cole Timmy Walburg Tim Cole Joseph Hornbach Judy Davis Lawrence Mulligan and Henry Cassidy. Perfect attendance pins go to many students including Frances Hayes Kathleen Costello Chloe Daudt Rita Marie Jackson Jerry Fedders and more.
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J. Knight Goodman
Sara Sullivan
Marsha Segerberg
Judy Lickert
Jane Malloy
Catherine Hogan
Mary K. Augspurger
Terrence Cole
Timmy Walburg
Tim Cole
Joseph Hornbach
Judy Davis
Lawrence Mulligan
Henry Cassidy
Nancy Herr
Raymond Fay
Charles Bales
Patrick Dineen
Susan Barach
Mary Ellen Fuller
Kevin Holpuch
Patricia Gayle
Kenneth Kiesewetter
Charlean Henning
David Kinder
Robert Krebs
Patricia Jackson
Jack Noonan
Elaine Swope
Dennis Vitori
John Waddles
Jean Burgemeir
Janet
Frances Hayes
Kathleen Costello
Chloe Daudt
Rita Marie Jackson
Jerry Fedders
Pat Kinder
Michael Herr
Thomas Jackson
Jane Lukey
Sharon Barry
Robert Ristaneo
Michael Mayer
Kenny Kennington
Sharon Arnold
Douglas Border
Rosemary Day
William Ernst
Marcella Fedders
John Herr
Raymond Kelly
Julmary Mulligan
Joseph Andreotta
Martha Angel
Marjorie Connelly
Linda Ditmyer
Sara List
Patrick Mulli
Propaganda Said Aim of Commie Delegates
Camden N J The president of the International Council of Christian Churches says delegates from Communist countries will attend the World Council of Churches Assembly in August to preach propaganda for the Communist world The council says the Iron Curtain delegates come not in the name of Christ and the church The World Council assembly runs August 15 31 at Evanston Illinois The International Council led by Rev Carl McIntire is a fundamentalist Protestant group at odds with the World Council
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N.J
International Council of Christian Churches
World Council of Churches Assembly
Carl McIntire
Christ
Church
World Council
Evanston
International Council
McIntire
Government Drops 134 344 Employes
Senator Byrd reports a net cut of 134 344 civilian federal employees from July 1953 to May 1954. He notes civilian federal employment averaged 2 335 296 in April, down 4 841 from March, marking the 21st straight month of decline, with most drops in the Defense Department.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Joint Committee On
Armed Services
Defense Department
Drop In Business Inventories Seen
Washington reports a large drop in business inventories, blamed on economic lag. Commerce data show unsold goods on merchants shelves fell about 500 million dollars in April, the largest dip since 1954. End April inventories estimated at 79.613 billion dollars versus 80.091 billion at end March.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commerce Paneer
Roof Collapse Kills Five in Delhi Prayer House
Five children died and 65 people were injured when the roof of a Skih prayer house in New Delhi collapsed yesterday. Police said emergency workers rushed to the scene and rescued others amid the debris.
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New Delhi
India
Vandals Damage Cars At Aeronca Plant Lot
Junior Collins of Franklin reports $100 damage to his convertible parked at the Aeronca plant lot after vandals slashed the top, shattered door and back window glass, and damaged a radio aerial. Estell Romans says an intruder broke into his unlocked garage and took a $30 piggy bank while he and his wife were away.
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Junior Collins
Franklin
Aeronca
Estell Romans
Oxford State Rd
Sheriff's
Romans
Lie detector findings limited in courts say experts
London Ohio based lie detector bureau is widely used yet few courts admit its findings. Bernard Higley notes the device is common in municipal courts but rarely in appeals courts. The Cleveland or Columbus experts discuss its role, limits, and rare use in domestic cases.
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Ohio
Bernard R. Higley
Columbus
General Bec
Battelle Memorial Institute
Common Pleas
Higley
Alfred Wilson Childrens Center
L. A. Hollingsworth
Bureau
London Prison Farm
Ohio Penitentiary
Prison Farm
Indeterminate Sentences for Burglaries In Ohio Reformatory
Butler County mourns two defendants sentenced by Common Pleas Judge P P Boli to indeterminate terms at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield after guilty pleas to burglary and larceny. Moffett and Coffey will serve concurrently. Edith Dean seeks 6240 for child support from William E Soule based on a 20 weekly payment and a six year claim period. Judd and Judd sue for contract cancellation and property possession against Reuben Allen and Allen for unpaid Queen Avenue sale. Cyprian Slamka seeks Workmen’s Compensation benefits from Armco Steel Corp after a 1954 injury and a rejected appeal.
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Jefferson St
Miamisburg
Otis Coffey
Middletown Rt. 1
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
P P. Boli
Moffett
Butler County Grand Jury
Coffey
Edith Dean
Fairmount Ave
William E. Soule
Illinois Ave
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Paul W. Judd
Mary Judd
West Middletown Rt. .1
Reuben Allen
A Allen
Queen Ve
Queen Avenue
Cyprian Slamka
Ave
Armco Steel Corp
State Industrial Commission
Court Notices of Custody and Neglect Allegations
Several individuals file suits accusing spouses or relatives of neglect and cruelty. Cases list plaintiffs and defendants with addresses including Hamilton and Cincinnati. Accusations center on wilful absence and neglect across multiple households in Kentucky and Ohio.
Divorce Granted for Hawsen Eiler and Woodrow Eiler
Hawsen Eiler of Hamilton is granted a divorce from Woodrow Eiler by Judge Fred Cramer on grounds of neglect.
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Hawsen Eiler
Hamilton
Woodrow Eiler
Fred Cramer
Diplomas Mistakenly Named Teachers At Napoleon High
In Napoleon Michigan 39 Napoleon High School graduates received diplomas bearing teachers’ names instead of their own. A note from school superintendent Ezra Eby explained the mixup and promised corrected diplomas.
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Napoleon, Mich
Napoleon High School
Ezra Eby
Record iron ore haul on Great Lakes in 1953
The 1953 Great Lakes shipment set a record with 106,200,000 tons of iron ore carried. This milestone reflects sustained demand from regional steel producers and strong navigation activity on lakes Superior Michigan Huron and Ontario.
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Great Lakes
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