Discharge Likely for 59 Year Desertion Case
William F. Lydon, 59, a former private who left the Army in 1928, returned to 1st Army headquarters in New York seeking to surrender. An Army spokesman said a casual discharge is likely due to the peace time desertion statute of limitations, with records possibly in archives at Kansas City.
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William F. Lydon
Army
Lydon
1St Army
Governorssland
Atansas City
Boston
Ft. Scott, R.I
Aird's Wing Bent Repairman Wanted
Santa Monica resident Frank Hines tended Hor nse the hummingbird after a near miss with heat driven misnavigation and a barbershop landing. The bird sustained a bent wing and head bump and now Hines seeks a repairman to fix the damaged wing.
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Aird
Santa Monica
Calif
Hornse
Frank Hines
Hines
Eisenhower calls fitness conference to boost youth health
President Eisenhower announced a conference in Denver to improve American youth fitness. Vice President Nixon will preside September 27 28 at Lowry Air Force Base. About eight leaders from sports education and government will discuss steps, following a Washington luncheon last July. The aim is to reverse decades of reduced athletic participation linked to juvenile delinquency and failed WW II draft fitness tests.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Lowry Air Force Base
Washington
White House
Shigemitsu Arrives in Hawaii During U.S. Visit
Japan's Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu arrived in Honolulu late last night en route home from a tour of the United States and Canada. He left on his next flight after meeting U.S. officials and outlining Tokyo's positions.
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Honolulu
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Horizon Crossword Clues Unearthed From Era
A puzzle list shows numbered across clues like converse and opposite with entries such as My kingdom for a horse style exclamations and notes on geographic terms. Additional fragments reference verbs nouns adverbs and Latin phrases, suggesting a historical column of crossword hints.
Snake Bite At Church Sparks Warning From Hamilton Service
David Wagers, 22, Cincinnati, said a copperhead bit his right arm during a church service north of Hamilton where snake handling is part of the worship. He declined medical aid, claiming faith would cure him, as authorities reported no local snake handling incidents.
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Cincinnati
David Wagers
Walter Jones
General Hospital
Wagers
Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
Pravda attacks Nixon talk as anti Soviet hype
The Soviet newspaper Pravda labeled Vice President Nixon as an American reactionary aiming to reverse Geneva summit gains. It blasted his August 29 Veterans of Foreign Wars Boston speech as intolerant toward the USSR and China, contrasting with Eisenhower's Philadelphia remarks and noting demobilization and sharing atomic knowledge as steps to ease tensions. Nixon declined to comment.
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Richard Kasischke
Moscow
Pravda
Nixon
Geneva
Boston
People’s Republic of
People’s Republic of China and the People's Democracies. . .” the Pravda
U. S
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Lancaster Man Dies In Curve Crash
Forrest Kiger about 60 of Lancaster died last night when his car left the road and plunged off a curve about ten miles north of the city.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Forrest Kiger
Effective spraying of sheep after shearing reduces ticks for a year
Studies indicate that applying insecticidal sprays to sheep soon after shearing interrupts tick life cycles for at least 12 months. Researchers observe lower tick counts on treated flocks and fewer tick-borne risks for livestock.
Divorce notice in Butler County and multiple Middletown legal notices
A divorce petition filed by Margaret Berniece Hicks in Butler County Ohio district court against Daniel Hicks Jr is set for response by October 1 1955 notices also inform Middletown Ohio city actions approving alley vacations and street work including Milton Road and Sierra Road assessment proposals with public inspection periods and deadlines for objections in August through September 1955. The notices name clerks deputies and city officials Francis Carmody and others overseeing the matters.
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Daniel Hicks, Jr
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Michigan Avenue
West Line & Ohio Railroad
Revie
Baker County
Clark Street
City of
Flemming
Francis Carmody
Milton Road
Aberdeen
Sundown Court
Sierra Road
Fleming Road
Santa Fe Road
Union Lends Company $100,000 To Save Jobs
More than 500 Hamilton Tailoring Co. employees voted to lend 100000 to their employer after cash shortages from recent acquisitions. Deductions of 10 percent of pay begin tomorrow to repay with devem ture bonds at 3.5 percent interest. The loan, seen as better than bank options, covers about seven million dollar yearly business and aims to protect members' jobs.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Tailorigz Co
CIO
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Jack Kroll
Cincinnati Amalgamated Clothing Workers Board
Hamilton Tailoring
Kroll An
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