Woman 52 Suspect In Arson Case In Dayton Area
In Germantown a fire destroying an $18 000 home leads to the arrest of Anna Malone 52 alias Anna Thompson of Chicago. Police say charges will be filed and that Malone is being held after a taxi driver led investigators to her. A red gasoline car and pailed container were found near the scene.
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Dayton
Ohio
Germantown
Walter Rockey
Anna Malone
Anna Thompson
Chicago
Rockey
Dale Musick
Here
Dad elopes with $11,000 in paper sack
Pietro Calderaro, 67, was removed from a bus in Amarillo Texas with $11 000 in a paper sack. His son and daughter arrived to fetch him and the money which was saved for a home. Calderaro had a history of three missing reports since Sept 9 and objected that the money was his and not the police concern.
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Amarillo
Tex
Pietro Calderaro
Los Angeles
John Corcoran
Calderaro
Former Airlines Officer Buol Freed From Chinese Prison
Lawrence R. Buol, 31, of Stockton California, an ex Civil Air Transport officer, crossed the border after five years eight months in confinement. He said his treatment was harsh morally but not physically. His release followed Geneva talks and came with other Americans freed. Italian Bishop Ferroni, weak from captivity since 1951, was also released and carried across the border.
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David J. Roads
Hong Kong
Lawrence R. Buol
Stockton
Calif
Reds
China
Buol
Civil Air Transport
Hankow
Canton
Bud
Walter A. Rickett
Seattle
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
Geneva
United States
Red China
Peiping
Mengtze
Kunming
Chiang Kai-shek
Rigney
State Department
Youth not advised of murder charges in Dayton case
Kenneth Bowman 16, a West Alexandria High student, is under Dayton psychiatrist care after questioning at Miami Valley Hospital. Prosecutor Fahrenholz said autopsy shows gunshot death for the foster father and possible strangling of the foster mother after their car crash on Ohio 503. The boy, hospitalized since the incident, has not been told of the warrant or charges. A psychiatrist suggested Bowman needs observation for several weeks before any action.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth Bowman
West Alexandria
Miami Valley Hospital
Everett Fahrenhor
Harold C. Bowman
Maybelle
Bowman
Kenneth
Fahrenholz
Circus Crew To Direct Hunt For Runaway Vicki
A Ringling Bros. elephant crew arrives in Charlotte to capture runaway Vicki the six year old Indian elephant. Louie Reed will lead the effort using kindness and police coordinate the search as crowds are kept back near Douglas airport area.
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Charlotte
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Vicki
Louie Reed
California
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling
Reed
Jack Partlow
Douglas Municipal
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg County Police
Joe D. Whitley
Tormented Father of 4 Imprisoned
Raymond Kroll a 46 year old Davenport Iowa man and father of four began a 7 to 14 year term in Waupun State Prison after pleading guilty to third degree murder for a killing 25 years ago He said he and a companion attempted to hold up Clarence Sutherland and fired when Sutherland reached for a gun Sutherland died later and Kroll turned himself in to clear his conscience.
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Viroque
Wis
Raymond Kroll
Davenport
Iowa
Waupun State
Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
Kroll
Clarence Sutherland
Sutherland
Condemned Man Milam Sleeps Before Execution
Ed Milam woke with only two hours to live in the Eddyville state penitentiary. Warden Buchanan said chaplain Jaggar found Milam asleep at 10 p.m. Milam was executed for killing Stephen Farmer during a failed hold up near Fort Campbell.
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Eddyville
Ed Milam
State Penitentiary
Jess Buchanan
Paul Jagger
Milam
Stephen Farmer
Fort Campbell
Bus Driver Blamed After freeway chase on wrong side
Los Angeles police arrested bus driver Thomas Henderson after a Los Angeles Transit Lines bus traveled on the wrong side of a freeway toward two motorcycle officers. Henderson, 44, allegedly had about half a bottle of wine with lunch and claimed he was lost. The bus was empty and the speeder escaped.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Transit Lines
Thomas Henderson
C. A. Gillum
W. A. Wallace
Henderson
Six grid fans killed in Texas highway crash
A truck carrying oil field equipment and a car with six Breckenridge residents to a high school football game collided near Graham Texas. The dead: Fred Masters 42, Mrs Masters 38, L L Brown 26, Mrs Brown 25, Walton Cozart 14, Clifton Hodges 19. Driver R D Mangrum Jr 35 of Irving Texas survived with minor injuries.
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Graham
Tex
Gridiron
Fred Masters
Irving, Tex
Eisenhower Invites 139 To Talk On Fitness
President Eisenhower invites 139 sports figures educators and leaders to a Sept 27 28 conference in Denver to boost youth participation in sports. Vice President Nixon will preside. attendees include Bobby Jones Gene Tunney Rogers Hornsby Ford Frick Clarence Biggie Munn Kenneth Wilson and Maj Sammy Lee. Lee faced housing bias due to Korean lineage and later planned to settle outside California.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Park District
Eball
Ford Frick
Clarence “Biggie
Munn
Michigan State University
Kenneth L. Wilson
U. S. Olympic Committee
Army
Sammy Lee
California
Lee
Ft. Carson
Colo
Murray Snyder
White House
Green Apples Mark New Teachers In Geneva School Meet
A Geneva school committee hired 21 new teachers and passed out shiny red apples to new staff while giving the superintendent a green apple. The action highlights a lighthearted welcome as the district expands staffing.
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Geneva
N. Y
Lone Looms As Threat To Mainland
Miami reports hurricane tone Ione nearing the U S mainland likely between Florida and North Carolina late Sunday. At 5 am EST Ione is 500 miles east of Miami with winds up to 90 mph and expected to grow in size and intensity while moving 8 to 10 mph. Weather officials note erratic path makes a definite track hard to predict.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Florida
North Carolina
Ione
Weather Bureau
Connie
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lone
United States
Hilda
Yucatan Peninsula
Gul
Mexico
Campeche
Kerr Urges Benson Ouster Over Farm Decline
Senator Kerr accuses Secretary Benson of being directly responsible for the farm income decline and calls for his removal as needed to pivot a Democratic victory in the next presidential election. He criticizes Benson for misstatements on farm prices and warns of political maneuvering in farming policy commitments.
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Washington
Sen
Kerr
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Cal
Heat Wave Persists Across Midwest Into Weekend
The midwest endures another round of heat with temperatures from the high 80s to 100 degrees. Forecasters expect the heat to continue today and Sunday with Hid City, Kan reporting a 100 degree high.
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Midwest
Hid City
Kan
Nixon Set to Answer Farm Issue Attacks in Indiana
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will deliver a defense of the Eisenhower administration’s farm policy at the National Plowing Championships in Wabash Indiana. Democratic leaders accuse the program of causing lower farm prices and breaking 1952 pledges. Claude Wickard of Camden Indiana, former Truman agriculture secretary, argues prices will fall further this year.
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Wabash
Ind
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Claude M. Wickard
Camden
Agriove
Truman
Wabash County
Democratic Committee
Heavy Casualties Plague New Anti Peron Rebellion
Loyalist forces under President Juan D Peron mounted a fierce counterattack in a prolonged coup attempt that began June 16. Early reports say fierce fighting across land sea and air left hundreds dead or wounded with Cordoba and Eva Peron under tense control as both sides claim gains.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Per
Argentina
Cordoba
Avia
Eva Peron
Puerto Belgrano
Airborn
Daimiro Videla Balaguer
Peron
Rio Santiago
Curuzu Cuatia
Cuatia
Army
Atlantic
Montevideo
Aluminum firm posts loss after year ended July 2
CINCINNATI aluminum company Aluminum Industries Inc. reported a net loss of 225 685 dollars for the year ended July 2, reversing a 41 764 dollar profit from the previous year.
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Cincinnat!I—Aluminum Industries, Inc
De Latour Joins Talks On Morocco Crisis
Paris reports General Pierre Boyer de Latour arrived to confer with French officials on Morocco’s delayed settlement. He met Minister Pierre July and aimed to relay colonial views on Edgar Faure’s plan for greater Moroccan autonomy as the U.N. Assembly nears. A recent grenade attack on a cafe terrace injured six Europeans amid tense talks.
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Paris
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Morocco
Rabat
Pierre July
Boyer de Latour
Edgar Faure
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
de Latour
Sultan Mohamemed Moulay Ben Arafa
Alabama Law Used to Bar 6-Year-Old From White School
In Covington County Alabama the new placement law was invoked to exclude Troy Ammons from a white gram mar school in Gantt. The mother Ruth Wheeler of Red Level plans to appeal after the board cited the act but did not reveal race details or reasons for the boycott. Only four of 39 pupils attended class as the controversy drew public attention.
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Andalusia
Ala
Alabama
Covington County
Troy Ammons
Gantt
Eisenhower Keeps Busy Weekend With Golf And Bridge
President Eisenhower plans a weekend schedule filled with golf and bridge games with visiting friends. The trip includes orderly leisure activities and social engagements during a vacation period in Denver.
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Denver
Eisenhower
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