Marines Face Courts Martial Over Sasebo Brig Abuses
Sixteen Marines face military trials for maltreatment of prisoners at the Sasebo brig in Japan. Two sergeants go to general courts martial for warden duties, while fourteen others face special courts martial for alleged abuses.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
U.S
Sasebo
Roscoe F. Good
U.S. Naval Forces
Robert J. Barbutt
Schenectady
N.Y
Adrian A. McLane
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Flint
Mobile
Ala
Bobby W. Phillips
Tyler
Tex
Maurice J. Beeson
Palo Alto
Calif
Richard E. Painter
Independence
Sheldon D. Sibell
Nelson, Minn
James T. Ray
Texas City
Glenn W. Fredericks
Anchorage
Alaska
Dayton D. Dierkson
Miller
S. D
Pies
Patrick J. Stalker
San Jose
Frank K. Pastermak Jr
Choopee
Mass
Donald B. Stansell
Little Rock
Ark
Owen J. Booth
Scranton
William T. Youngerman
Dayton
Ohio
Jose Wey Medina
Albuquerque
Navy
Tokyo
Barbuti
McLane
Maj
Hasekll C. Baker
Atlanta
Baker
James P. S. Devereux
R-Md
Wake Island
Frank H. Scolinos
Ike Gifted With Family Bible By American Bible Society
President Eisenhower received a large family Bible marking the society’s start of distributing its second half billion scriptures. The 1051 page red morocco edition weighs 9 pounds 2 ounces. The society reports 600 million Bibles distributed since 1816, with 15,170,058 last year and over 40 million sent free to armed forces.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Bible Society
Morocco
Crash Kills Six as Train Hits Station Wagon in Rain
At a grade crossing seven miles northeast of Augusta Kansas a Frisco passenger train collided with a station wagon in rain at dusk killing six members of an Oklahoma family. The Busby family from Shidler lost Mr and Mrs A P Busby Jr their three sons and Busby’s father Charles Carriger of Kaw City. All occupants of the wagon died and one child was hurled 150 feet. Engineer Vernon Hammond reported the train was traveling 45 miles per hour on the Wichita to Joplin line.
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Augusta
Kan
Oklahoma
A. P. Busby Jr
Shidler
Okla
Busby
Charles Carriger
Kaw City
Oklo
Carringer
el Dorado
Kaw
Alcusta
Vernon Hammond
Neodesha
Fan
Wichita
Joplin
Monet
Metal Object Not Sputnik Found Behind Home
Detroit police lab ruled out Sputnik after 5 year old Dennis DeYoung dragged a strange metal object to show his father. Technicians identified the item as iron from artillery shelling, not Russian origin.
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Detroit
Dennis DeYoung
Dennis
Mortis
Ostrex Tonic Claims Iron Boost For Vitality
Advertises Ostrex Tonic as an iron rich tonic for adults over 40 to restore pep and vim. Claims one small dose equals iron from 16 oysters or 4 pounds of liver, with a 60 cent trial size and $1.67 savings on larger packs. Sold by druggists.
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Covao
Divorce Suits Filed in Butler County Courts
Mildred Cropenbaker of Williamsdale sues Carl Cropenbaker for neglect. Mary Helen Perkins, minor, of Fairfield, sues David Perkins of Millville for neglect and cruelty. Earl Webb of Hamilton sues Edith Ann Webb for neglect.
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Mildred Cropenbaker
Williamsdale
Carl Cropenbaker
Mary Helen Perkins
Fairfield
David Perkins
Millville
Earl Webb
Hamilton
Edith Ann Webb
Divorces Granted in Hamilton District Court
Judge David Black grants divorces to Artie Spiers of Hamilton from Roy Spiers for neglect and cruelty and to Della Francs Sheley of 526 Garfield Street from Gerald Edward Sheley of 3114 Tytus Avenue for neglect and cruelty and to Viola Rumley of Hamilton from Lee Rumley for neglect.
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Artie Spiers
Hamilton
Roy Spiers
Della Francs Sheley
Garfield ‘St
Gerald Edward Sheley
Tytus Ave
Viola Rumley
Lee Rumley
David Black
Reporters Peep In On Queen Elizabeth Reception
Ottawa reporters gained access to a discreet viewing platform at a state reception for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Fifteen accredited reporters peered through drapery to watch the 114 guests below while most guests kept to themselves near the well-stocked bar.
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Queen
Ottawa
Pantry Peepers Association
Prince Philip
Men Find Girl's Body Near Cumberland Mountains
In LaFollette Tennessee the body of 3 year old Minnie Haun was found at the base of a cliff in the Cumberland Mountains, six miles from home. She had been missing since Tuesday and survived several near freezing nights before dying likely from exposure or starvation. Coroner Jimmy Jones cited exposure as cause. Her father Frank Haun expressed relief as the search concluded.
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Frank Haun
Minnie
Divorce notice in Butler County Ohio case 921
Ann Shannon Lewis, minor through her aunt Mary Hurley, seeks a divorce from Pvt. Darrel Fred Lewis at the Common Pleas Court in Butler County Ohio on gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by November 30, 1957 or petition granted.
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Darrel Fred Lewis
S22nd Army
Engr. Co
Ft. Knox
Ann Shannon Lewis
Mary Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A. D
Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co
Hamilton
Linville Jackson
Court of Common Pleas
Lemon Township
Amanda and
Trenton
Nereby
A. J. Hughes
A. Pell
Andre Berridge
Attys
Ohio Accident Rate Declines Yet Deaths Rise in 1957
Ohio's traffic accident rate for the first seven months of 1957 fell one percent from 1956, but deaths injuries and property damage increased. For the period ending last July 87 388 accidents occurred vs 87 922 in 1956 with 1 092 deaths up 2 percent and 44 146 injuries up three percent. Property losses reached 32 2 million dollars. Director Gordon Jeffery cited more miles traveled yet fewer accidents but more severe outcomes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Gordon Jeffery
Jeffery
Club To Salute Dick Hofferbert
Richard Hofferbert resigning YMCA official will be guest of the Golden Age Club for a farewell party. He will show vacation photos from California. October birthdays and anniversaries will be celebrated as the meeting begins at 1 30 p m at the Civic Association before his move to a new post in South Bend Indiana.
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Richard Hofferbert
YMCA
Golden Age Club
Hofferbert
California
Civic Association
Nouth Bend
Ind
Nixon to Address International Industrial Development Conference
Vice President Richard Nixon is the featured speaker at the International Industrial Development Conference in San Francisco. The gathering drew over 500 bankers, industrialists, and leaders from 61 countries to study expanding the free world economy amid population growth and rising living standards.
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San Francisco
Richard Nixon
Miss World Crown Goes to Miss Lindahl of Finland
Ice eyed Marita Lindahl of Finland won Miss World in London after long judging, becoming 18 year old pedicurist, tallest 5 feet 7% and 136% pounds. She earned a sports car and 500 pounds. Denmark's Lilian Madsen placed second and 100 pounds. South Africa's Adelle Kruger was third and Tunisia's Jacqueline Tapia fourth. Miss United States did not reach the finalists.
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London
Marita Lindahl
Finland
Miss Lindahl
Lilian Madsen
Denmark
South Africa
Adelle Kruger
Tunisia
Jacqueline Tapia
Charlotte Sheffield
University of Utah
New composite Pazo promises relief for piles at home
An amaging compound called stainless Pazo is claimed to relieve piles at home. Doctors reported instant relief in tests. The formula combines six medically proved ingredients including Triolyte and is offered as an ointment and modern suppositories by Grove Laboratories, Inc.
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Stanford Research Institute
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