Discharge Likely for 59-Year AWOL Private
William F. Lydon, a 59 year old private, surrendered at 1st Army HQ in New York after deserting in 1928. He enlisted in Boston in 1928 and was stationed at Ft. Scott. Acknowledging his long absence, officials expect a discharge due to the desertion statute of limitations.
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New York
William F. Lydon
Lydon
Rmy
Governors Sland
Atansas City
Boston
Ft. Scott, R.I
Humingbird Bent Wing Needs Repairman in Santa Monica
A high flying hummingbird named Hor jnse injured after a barbershop landing. The bird, recovering at Frank Hines' barber shop, has a bent wing and impaired navigation from heat. Hines seeks a repairman to fix the damaged wing.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Horjnse
Frank Hines
Hines
Eisenhower calls fitness conference to boost youth health
President Eisenhower announced a two day conference in Denver at Lowry Air Force Base on September 27 and 28 to seek solutions for improving American youth fitness. About 80 participants from sports education and government will attend with Vice President Nixon presiding and the president to receive recommendations at a concluding dinner. The meeting follows a Washington luncheon on July 11 and aims to reverse decades of reduced youth athletic participation linked to delinquency and failed fitness tests.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Lowry Air Force Base
Washington
White House
Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu Arrives in Honolulu
Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japan's foreign minister, arrived in Honolulu late last night by plane while returning home from a tour of the United States and attending talks along the way.
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Honolulu
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Crossword Clue Grid From Horizon ta1
Readable crossword clues and partial fills listed across horizontal and vertical entries. Multiple theme hints appear such as opposites, ancient coins, and geographic terms, with several missing letters and overlapping word plays.
Snake Bite At Ohio Church Prompts Man Refusal Of Aid
David Wagers, 22, Cincinnati, says he was bitten on his right arm by a copperhead during church services north of Hamilton Ohio. He refused hospital aid claiming faith would heal him, noting others had been bitten without death. County officials report no record of a church snake handling in Butler County.
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Cincinnato
David Wagers
Cincinnati
Walter Jones
General Hospital
Wagers
Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
Pravda Attacks Nixon Over Boston VFW Speech
Pravda called Vice President Nixon one of the American reactionaries aiming to reverse Geneva summit gains. The Soviet paper blasted his August 29 VFW Boston address as intolerant and anti USSR, contrasting with Eisenhower’s Philadelphia stance and noting demobilization and atomic knowledge sharing as steps to ease tensions. Nixon, back in Washington, declined to comment on Pravda criticism.
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Richard Kasischke
Moscow
Pravda
Nixon
Geneva
Boston
People
People’s Republic of China and the People's Democracies . ." the Pravda
U. S
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Washington
Colorado
Lancaster Man Dies in Car Crash North of City
Lancaster, Ohio resident Forrest Kiger died last night when his car ran off a curve about ten miles north of Lancaster. A separate note mentions that effective spraying of sheep shortly after shearing appears to dispose of ticks for at least a year.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Forrest Kiger
Here
Legal notices and vacating alley rights in Middletown Ohio
A series of legal notices from Butler County Ohio includes a divorce petition notice for Daniel Hicks Jr and Margaret Berniece Hicks with filings in Common Pleas. city alley vacation decisions described for multiple alleys described as west of Clark Street and south of Michigan Avenue. notices detail vacate dates, widths of alleys 14 to 16 feet, final action dates of September 28, 1955, and related public postings. also an estimated assessment for street improvements on Milton Road and surrounding streets with two week objections period.
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Daniel Hicks, Jr
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Michigan Avenue
Baker County
Clark Street
City of
Flemming
Francis Carmody
Milton Road
Aberdeenrive
Sundown Court
Sierra Road
Fleming Road
Santa Fe Road
City Commission
Union Lends $100000 to Hamilton Tailoring Co
More than 500 employees of Hamilton Tailoring Co in Cincinnati voted to lend their employer 100000 after cash shortages from recent acquisitions. Deductions of 10 percent of paychecks will fund the loan, with payroll bonds issued to cover the loans and the company paying about 10000 monthly until the debt is erased. The move, praised by Alvin Heimann, aims to protect jobs in a seven million dollar yearly business.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Tailoring Co
CIO
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Jack Kroll
Cincinnati Amalgamated Clothing Workers Board
Hamilton Tailoring
Kroll An
Alvin Heimann
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