Million-Dollar Shop Center Planned At City Edge
Grand Central Center Inc announces a million-dollar shopping complex to rise outside city limits at Grand Avenue and Bresel Boulevard. The plan includes two brick buildings with 1,150 parking spaces, a playground, and an independent water and sewer system with leases signed by Albers Supermarkets Gray's Drug Stores Woodworth's and Schiff's Shoes.
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John S. Brell
Grand Central Center Inc
Grand Central Center
Grand Avenue
Bresel Boulevard
Imscte
Middletown Ranch Homes, Inc
Breiel Boulevard
Brell
Dave Finkelman
Brele
Breiel
Butler County
Bresel
Brell Builders
Henry Meyer Jr
Dayton
Frank Schwab
Hamilton
Herbert Miller
David Hirst
Miamisburg
Lawrence Tavenner
Charles Leverone
Cincinnati
Middletown
Argentina rebels seal peace with unconditional surrender terms
Rebels led by Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi announced a complete accord with loyalist forces in Buenos Aires after a four day revolt. Peron reportedly aboard a Paraguayan gunboat as fighting continued around the capital. Lonardi to head provisional government, with demands for end of military rule and free elections.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Orlers
Peron
Buenos Harbor
Lonardi
Alianza Nacionalista
Alianza
Cordoba
John Rich
National Broadcasting Co
New York
Mendoza
Rich
New York Times
Jose Domingo Molina
Vicki Loses Headlines To Runaway Steer
Charlotte news notes a runaway 750 pound Hereford steer fleeing toward the city slaughterhouse. Police pursue by car motorcycle and foot before shooting the steer as it charged officers. Elephant expert Louis Reed hopes to coax Vicki from her woodland hideaway six miles from downtown Charlotte.
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Charlotte
N.C
Vicki
Lotte
Louis Reed
Ringling Bros
Barnum and ‘Bailey Circus
Draft rules shift to favor younger men in reserve service
Washington reports the government weighs relaxed draft rules to move younger draftees into the ready reserve. Officials say the average draftee is about 23 to 25, with older registrants and hardship deferments targeted for more leniency. The aim is to keep younger men in service longer and in scientific fields.
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Washington
Selective Service
Police Lift Clues Search Goes On For Kidnapped Baby
In San Francisco three counties hunted intensively for 3 day old Robert Marcus snatched from Mt Zion hospital. A blonde woman, 35 to 40, height about 5 foot 6, 150 to 160 pounds, is sought after sightings in San Jose and Novato. Dr Marcus notes family tragedy and questions ransom motive.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
Donald Scott
San Jose
Here
Santa Clara County
Marin Couny
Robert
Mt. Tson Hospital
Sanford Marcus
Henrietta Guerrera
Point Reyes
Marin
Hanna Marcus
Holland
England
Dr.Marcus
Philadelphia
UN Shelves Bid To Seat China For One More Year
The U N General Assembly voted 42 to 12 to shelve the question of seating Red China until 1956 as debates opened at the 10th session. US and British backing blocked immediate action while Molotov urged Peiping seat and Dulles-led stance favored postponement.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Chile
Jose Maza
Molotov
Peiping
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Dulles
Anthony Nutting
Lodge
Britain
Indonesia
U.S
Burma
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
India
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Soviet Ukraine
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Israel
Afghanistan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Man Arrested in Four-Church Burglaries in Upland
Henry Cal yn Yahn, 27, allegedly wore a choir robe and carried a Bible when arrested after burglaries at four Upland churches. Police accuse him of taking more than $300, typewriters, and movie projectors from the churches.
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Upland
Calif
Henry Calyn Yahn
Weather outlook shows warmth with possible storms
The Miami Valley can expect cloudy mild conditions today turning warmer tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers. Tuesday’s unofficial high reached 87 degrees at 3 45 p m and a low around 60 early morning.
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Miami Valley
Coney Island Firekills Eight Near Amusement Park
Wind fueled a pair of fires in four frame rooming houses near Coney Island injuring fifteen and killing eight. Only two victims could be identified by sex, a man and a woman, as authorities probe possible arson after a bath house blaze nearby two hours earlier. Police and the Brooklyn DA investigate with detectives.
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New York
Coney Island
Fire Battalion
Charles Burns
Brooklyn District Attorney's Office
Dewey Plans World Voyage
Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will depart Saturday on a four week plane journey around the world. The two time Republican presidential candidate says the trip is entirely personal and not official. He will visit Turkey Pakistan India Burma Thailand Italy Israel Jordan Lebanon Japan and Hong Kong meeting government officials to study conditions.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Turkey
Pakistan
India
Burma
Thailand
Italy
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Japan
Hong Kong
Must Patronize The Same Store Must Patronize The Same Store
Pasadena gift shop robbery yields vivid suspect description. A gunman in a gray suit dark blue shirt and bright red tie robbed 60 year old Sherman Sykes and fled. Police quickly detained a man matching the description but Sykes identified him as a friend, prompting a search for a second suspect with colorful haberdashery flair.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sherman Sykes
Sykes
All Over Now Ione Charts Sea Course Hilda Leaves 166 Dead
Hurricane Ione and sister storm Hilda caused heavy losses in North Carolina and Tampico Mexico with at least 166 dead and 100 missing. Five killed in North Carolina flood damage ran into millions while Ione veered away from the coast. Authorities feared epidemics as refugees crowded together and supplies dwindled.
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Ione
North Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
Mexico
Hilda
Gulf
Tampico
Tone
Atomic World Holds Hope Stassen Says
Harold E. Stassen told the 32nd annual meeting of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America that the next decade will bring tremendous advances in the atomic world. He cited atomic energy powering cities and nonstop global flights as possible realities, urging openness to ease fear of atomic war and focus on peaceful use of the atom.
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Cleveland
Harold E. Stassen
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
Eisenhower
Globe
Stassen
House group probes AF contract bonanza
The House Appropriations Committee opened a probe into a $2.4 billion Air Force contract with AT&T and Western Electric for a semi automatic ground environment system. The government may face penalties if canceled, while Congress has not yet authorized the project. Engineering and construction are already underway at eight combat centers and 32 direction centers under a 10 year lease plan.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Mec Cormack
Massachusetts
Air Force
Congress
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western Electric Co
Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
McCormack
Joseph Campbell
Asst
Lyle Garlock
Campbell
Audietor
At&t
Western Electric
New York
Defense Department
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