Accused In Operation Couple Charged In Heiress Death
Philadelphia district attorney arraigned Milton Schwartz and his wife Rosalie on charges of abortion resulting in death, conspiracy, and perjury in the Ostreicher heiress case. Bail set at 5000 each. hearings slated for Thursday before Magistrate Elias Myers.
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Philadelphia
Doris Jean Ostreicher
Samuel Cash
Milton Schwartz
Rosalie
Food Fair Stores
Schwartzes
West Philadelphia
City Hall
William A. Gray
Schwartz
Elias Myers
Gertrude Silver
Ostreicher
Silver
Herman R. Silver
Food Fair
Earl Ostreicher
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Folkston
0,000 Workers Join In Strike
Atlantic Coast ports halted in support of New York longshoremen. The stoppage is costing about a million dollars daily in New York port as perishables rot on piers and workers sustain the seven day fight. Detroit urged use of its facilities, 1500 truckers told to halt exports, railroads to decide on similar action. Majority of East and Gulf ports joined, with some resistance.
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New York
Overland
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
State
The
Assn. of American Railroads
East
Gulf Ports
Morocco Names Four to Oust Sultan as Reform Plan Moves Forward
France's Edgar Faure ministry appoints a four member panel to depose Moulay Arafa and move toward self government for the Morocco protectorate. Ben Youssef's restoration remains uncertain as talks promise his transfer from Madagascar. Longshoremen strike waves and port disruptions spread from Halifax to Miami amid wider labor dispute with the Waterfront Commission.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Morocco
France
Rene Coty
Coty
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
Moulay Arafa
Madagascar
Gaston Palewski
Pierre July
Robert Schuman
Overseas Territories
Pierre-Henri Teiten
Istiqlal
Moulay Arefa
Rabat
Ode
B25 Crashes in Greenfield Cemetery Killing Six
Six men died when a twin engine B25 plane crashed into Greenfield cemetery in Uniondale New York minutes after takeoff from Mitchel Air Force Base. Three crew and three passengers perished in the explosion and wreckage. An Air Force official cited engine trouble on the flight back to the base. A retired lieutenant colonel a civilian cameraman and a hitch hiking Army enlisted man were among the passengers.
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Uniondale
N. Y.P
Inio
Mitchel Air Force Base
Long Island
Greenfield Cemetery
Air Force
Hurricane Hilda Aims Toward Cuba and Bahamas
Hurricane Hilda with 90 mile winds moves west toward Cuba and the Bahamas threatening high tides and heavy winds. Forecasters expect landfall near Cuba this afternoon or tonight as the storm tracks from east of the Bahamas toward the Florida coast potential.
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Miami Fla
Hilda
Cuba
Bahamas
Great Inagra Island
Miami
Miami Weather Bureau
Cuban
Turns Islands
Florida
Palm Beach
Okeechibee
Cape Hatteras
Berea Drops 30-Year Animal Tail Light Law
In Berea the city council approved a new traffic code that repealed a 30 year old rule requiring animals to have tail lights on city streets at night. The law originated to protect horses tied outside a saloon.
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Cleveland
Berea
Two Boys Held For Fatal Dump Widow Shooting
Marietta Ohio authorities hold 10 year old Ernest Eros and 11 year old David Holland after they confess to killing 72 year old Sophia Geren at the city dump. They allegedly looted four cabins taking $4.33 and two lamps and fled the scene before gun was discarded. The boys will be evaluated at the Juvenile Diagnostic Center in Columbus.
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Marietta
Ohio
Randall Metcalf
Washington County
Ernest Eros
David Leroy Holland
Sophia Geren
Metcalf
Eros
Louis
Louis Bros
Dean Ellis
Ellis
Columbus
Friday Parley Sought To Settle Tag Pact Between States
In Columbus an interstate talk on axle mile tax reciprocity between Ohio and Michigan is planned for Friday. Ohio officials press for new agreements with Michigan and others to tax out-of-state trucks with more than three axles. Robert L. Moulton, head of the Ohio Utilities Commission, says a settlement may end Michigan retaliation threats and make Michigan vehicles pay or be taxed under Ohio rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Robert L. Moulton
Ohio Utilities Commission
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Moulton
Ohio Supreme Court
Problem Ours Not Britain's Problem
Three British traffic experts visited America to study congestion in Cleveland. Alexander Samuels of the London and Home Counties Traffic Advisory Committee said British problems are non-existent and imaginary after witnessing the vast American traffic. He described a never ending supply of motor cars at all hours.
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Cleveland
America
Missing Plane Clings To Hopes As Four Missing
Ground and air search resumed for four youths after a Luscombe four‑place plane disappeared Sunday over forested mountains 120 miles north of San Francisco. Air Force and Civil Air Patrol planes scouted the area while Forest Service rangers hiked the terrain. The missing are Beverly Case 22 Carol Hore 22 Charles Ise 28 and Paul Johns 27 pilot from San Francisco.
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Lakeport
Calif
San Francisco
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
U.S. Forest Service
Beverly Case
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Frank H. Case
Carol Hore
E. Francis Hore
Henry & Hesse Lumber Co
San Rafael
Charles Ise
Monument Motor Co
Concord
John Ise
University of Kansas
Paul Johns
Luscombe
Fuller’s
Lake
Aid Flooded Texas Town Faces Ongoing Health Concerns
Raymondville eyed relief as floodwaters receded but health fears linger. Forecaster says Gulf disturbance breaking up while lower Rio Grande Valley braces for more rain. Civil defense warned of possible renewed floods from Gulf squalls. Typhoid vaccine deployed and insecticides sprayed to curb outbreaks after 900 residents evacuated.
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Raymondville
Tex
James Middleton
Rio Grande Valley
State Civil Defense Office
South Texas
Tunis Premier Ben Ammar Resigns to Pave New Government
Premier Tahar Ben Ammar submitted his cabinet’s resignation to the Bey of Tunis in a formal step toward a new government. Speculation centers on Ben Ammar being chosen to lead the next administration.
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Bey of
Tunis
Tahar Ben Ammar
Ben Ammar
Pleasant fall weather forecast for the Miami Valley
The Miami Valley is set for pleasant fall weather through Wednesday with a slight warm-up and scattered showers possible tomorrow. Today will be mostly sunny with a high in the 70s and increasing clouds tonight as temperatures dip to around 50. Wednesday is expected to be cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers. Monday, the high reached 75 at 4 p.m. and the low was 48 at 6:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Fire destroys five factories along Blackstone River in Cumberland
Five large industrial buildings burned down on the Blackstone River banks in Cumberland Rhode Island causing an unofficial loss of five million dollars. About 600 workers evacuated safely while one firefighter was hospitalized. Buildings housed Royal Electric Owens Corning Fibreglass Atlantic Wool Combing and Allen Wool Waste. Damages followed last month’s flood and operations had just resumed.
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Cumberland, R. I
Blackstone River
Royal Electric Co
Owens Corning Fibreglass Corp
Atlantic Wool Combing
Four Die in Italian Floods Across South Central Italy
Four persons died and many were injured as wind driven floods hit south central Italy. Dozens of villages flooded and damage reported across the region.
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Rome
Italy
Adenauer and Bulganin Hold Private Talks in Moscow
West German Chancellor Adenauer and Soviet Premier Bulganin met privately in Moscow as talks on East West German relations and reunification entered a decisive day. A plenary session was postponed, signaling possible new notes from either side. observers doubted concrete results yet noted continued discussions.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Moscow
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Felix von Eckardt
von Eckardt
Kremlin
Carlo Schmid
Juvel Uic Lwo Ibuets Nag Wikeu
Heinrich von Brentano
Walter Hallstein
Molotov
Bulgainia
Quake Strikes Algiers Shakes North African City
A fairly strong earth tremor shook Algiers, a city of about 400 000, today. No details on damage or casualties were immediately available.
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Algiers
Algeria
Westinghouse Strike Enters Second Day
Pittsburgh workers strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp as 43,000 CIO IEU members stay on picket lines at 27 plants in nine states. Negotiators James B. Carey and Robert D. Blaiser met again without comment, attempting to break the deadlock.
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Pittsburgh
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
James B. Carey
Robert D. Blaiser
Westinghouse
Cio-Ieu
Debt dispute pits farmer against government over 1935 loan
William H. Yearton of Sugar Grove Illinois defies a contempt order after a federal suit over a $100 Farm Credit Administration loan. The debt has grown to $272.56 with interest and costs, with marshals ordered to bring him in for examination of assets. Yearton says he remembers nothing about owing money and has threatened no one. If collected the funds would go to the Farm Home Administration.
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Chicago
U.S
William H. Yearton
Farm Credit Administration
Yearton
Sugar Grove
Aurora, Ill
Department of Agriculture
William J. Campbell
Campbell
Farm Home Administration
Jet Expert Deported To China
Dr. Hsue-shen Tsien, head of Caltech the jet propulsion center, faces deportation to Red China on a Communist party affiliation claim. He left the United States Friday under the deportation order after a hearing. Tsien had returned to Caltech duties on bond while the case continued.
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Los Angeles
Hsue-shen Tsien
Jet Propulsion Center
California Institute of Technology
Red China
Tsien
Communist Party
United States
Robert Robinson
Immigration Service
Caltech
China
Shanghai
Los Angeles Police Department
Red Squad
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New Jersey
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Murray Snyder
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