Father Fedders Heads New Peruvian Mission
The Maryknoll priest Rev Edward L Fedders named governing prelate of Juli Prelature in southern Peruvian mountains near Lake Titicaca. He is brother to Omer and Joseph Fedders of Franklin and one of 14 children of late Frank J and Mrs Fedders of Covington Ky.
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Middletown
Franklin
Peruvian
Edward L. Fedders
Maryknoll Fathers
Juli
Lake Titicaca
Omer Fedders
Fleming Rd
Joseph Fedders
Pennyroyal Rd
23 Countries At News Forum In Corning New York
Newspaper representatives from 23 countries including Russia are expected to attend an international journalism forum in Corning on Thursday. The event aims to let foreign newsmen meet newspaper representatives from small American cities and towns and discuss News World Wide and Home Town. The Corning Leader sponsors the forum.
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Corning
N. Y
Russia
New York- Washington Axis
Corning Leader
Pedigreed Dogs Indicate Known Breed Ancestry
When ancestors of dogs share the same breed and are documented and recognized, the resulting lineage is described as pedigreed. This term denotes verified bloodlines and registered pedigree status within canine lineages.
Akron Police Shootout Leaves Man Dead After Car Chase
Akron Ohio Jackie Lee Ayres 23 was killed as he tried to flee police who stopped his 1957 convertible. Three officers including Sgt Louthan and his son fired seven shots after Ayres claimed the car outrun them. A bystander's shoulder was grazed as the pursuit ended on a dividing strip near Cuyahoga Falls Avenue and the North South Expressway.
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Akron
Ohio
Jackie Lee Ayres
Ayres
Cuyahoga Falls Avenue
Glenn Louthan
Jack
David Rhodes
Robert Weyrich
Everett Perkins
IRA Fires On Troops At Northern Ireland Border
British troops and an armed band exchanged shots for ten minutes along the Northern Ireland border near the Republic. One policeman in the patrol was wounded. The incident comes amid IRA activity opposing British rule in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
North Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Monks Introduced Pretzels in the Middle Ages
Historical note traces pretzel origins to medieval monks who shaped dough into knots and baked it as a simple snack. The story highlights monastic bakers as early makers of the distinctive twisted bread.
Oberlin hosts eight day study on Christian unity
Delegates from five Canadian denominations and 34 U S church groups gather at Oberlin College for an eight day conference on unity among Christendom. Leaders include Rt Rev Angus Dun and Dr A Visser t Hooft with observers from overseas. The study examines doctrinal consensus organizational structure and cultural pressures sponsored by NCCUSA CCCC and CCC of Canada.
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Oberlin
Ohio
U.S
United States
Canada
Oberlin College
Angus Dun
Epi
Washington, D. C
A. Visser ‘T Hooft
Netherlands
World Council of Churches
Hanns Lilje
Hanover
Germany
Bell Begins More Talks With CWA
Bell Telephone seeks wage raises as Western Electric talks with CWA stall after a no progress report. One-year contract expired Aug 25, 23,000 installers across 44 states and DC remain in dispute over a 22-cent hourly raise versus company offers of 5 to 10 cents, with current wages $1.39 to $2.80 hourly.
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Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone System
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Instalelrs
Ohio
District of Columbia
Mason Group Sets Meeting With Trade Apprentices
Mason contractors and brick layers will gather at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Middletown High School to outline their apprentice program. The joint apprentice committee announces the session in the visual education room of the high school annex.
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Mason Contractors
Middletown High School
Cop Shooter Goes On Trial At Elyria
Jury selection begins for the first degree murder trial of Walter J Byemin, 40, of Cleveland, accused of shooting Wellington police officer Edmund G. Smith on May 4. A 76 member venire was summoned for possible jury duty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court before Judge John D. Pincura.
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Elyria
Ohio
Walter J Byemin
Cleveland
Wellington
Edmund G. Smith
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Maureen O Hara Trial Moves to Grauman's Theater
The high profile case centers on Maureen O Hara with defense witnesses alleging a staged love scene with a Latin friend. The trial shifts from Los Angeles to Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood amid charges of criminal libel and conspiracy tied to articles about the star in Confidential Whisper and related magazines.
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Maureen O'Hara
Los Angeles
Grauman
Hollywood
Miss O'Hara
Confidential
Europe
Whisper
Fred
Marjorie Meade
Ike's Veto Kills Bill For Loans
President Eisenhower pocket vetoed a bill to extend and expand direct veteran mortgage loans for rural and small communities. He warned the measure would have an inflationary effect by unlocking substantial funds at below market rates.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Korean dish kimchi described in brief
The national dish of Korea is kimchi a pungent pickled vegetable mix. It uses ingredients such as radish like vegetables Chinese cabbage brined and cucumber to craft the traditional recipe.
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Korea
Ohio seeks bids for pavement on 15 miles in four counties
The Ohio Department of Highways calls for bids to pave 15 miles across Butler Preble Mercer and Darke counties as part of 2 500 miles of statewide highway work. Bids open Sept 11 in Columbus for asphalt surfacing on 5 miles of U S 127 in Butler County and 6 miles in Preble County plus 5 miles of Rt 73 in Butler County. Completion aimed for Oct 31.
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Butler
Preble
Mercer
Darke
Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
St. Clairsville
Butler County
Washington
Monroe
Preble County
Oxford
Milford
Danish Builder Says English Channel Tunnel Feasible
A Danish tunnel designer said he was approached for advice on a Dover to Calais tunnel. He discussed the project with French British and U S financial interests and asserted the tunnel will be built soon. Methods include drilling the sea bottom or sinking prefabricated sections. The Maas Tunnel in Rotterdam and a Fraser River project are cited. Estimates reach 280 million dollars and construction could take about 10 years.
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Copenhagen
English Channel
M. Lassen-Nielson
U. S
Lassen-Nielsen
Dover
Calais
Channel
Christiani and Nielsen
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Fraser River
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
France
Britain
British Channel Tunnel Co
Europe
Suez Canal Co. and
Technical Studies, Inc
New York
Paris
1955 Pedestrian deaths far exceed aircraft fatalities
In 1955, almost 40 times as many pedestrians were killed by motor vehicles as were people killed flying on U S airlines both scheduled and non scheduled.
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U. S
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South America
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Covington
St. Xavier High School
Cincinnati
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Maryknoll
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B.L Dawson & CO
Reynolds Aluminum
Cohen Brothers, Inc
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Best
J&f Edsel Sales
Rom
IRA
J & F Edsel Sales, Inc
America
Economy Savings & Loan Co
J G F Edsel
Saving & Loan CO
Charles L. Hodson
Central Ave
Champ
Terry Townsend
Anderson
Ind
Frankfurt
Oberlin Study of Unity
Bell
Mason
Maureen
Ike
Baker's Funeral Home
ARPP
Iglehart ST
Manchester Ave
Jos. R
Edsel Agency
EDSEL
Jg&g F
Oxford Ave
Riverside Concrete
J&f Building
JGF Edsel Soles
Middletonians
Riverside
Wallok
Germantown Rd
Miami River Bridge
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