Heiress Must Slice Up Fortune
CHICAGO AP A Superior Court judge ruled that Mrs Mollie Netcher Bragno 29 is not entitled to the full 12 million dollar Newbury estate. The court ordered assets returned to the principal trust and upheld a 16 728 742 dollar judgment against Bragno in a suit begun in 1950 by other Netcher heirs. Bragno’s appeal is noted. the case centers on mismanagement of the trust and the sale of the Boston store founded by Charles Netcher Sr. with Rome based survivor Mrs Ethel Netcher Chagnon awaiting eventual distribution.
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Chicago
Mollie Netcher Bragno
Mollie Netcher Newbury
Newbury
Charles Netcher
Boston
George M. Fisher
Bragno
Netcher
Fisher
Nether
Edward Bragno
Francie Netcher Bushkin
Ethel Netcher Chagnon
Bushkin
Charles, Netcher Jr
Walter H. Moses
Chagnon
Rome
Charles Netcher Sr
Roszika Dolly Netcher
Dolly Sisters
Irving Netcher
Harriet Netcher
Townsend Netcher
Polish Lieutenant Crashes Jet in Denmark Seeks Asylum
ROENUE Denmark A Polish air force lieutenant crashlanded a jet fighter on an unfinished airstrip and asked for political asylum. The incident occurred today and the man gave his identity as a Polish officer continuing in the town of Roene.
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Roenue
Denmark
Twelve Die as Air Force C47 Crashes on Mt Yale
The Air Force C47 with 12 aboard crashed on the northwest edge of Mt Yale near Buena Vista Colorado. Victims include civilians and military personnel among them a Women's Army Corps member. A joint team recovered bodies after a five hour climb with watches stopping at 1010. Allen Fitzgerald guided rescuers to the scene describing the gruesome spectacle.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Mt. Yale
Women's Army Corps
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Allen Fitzgerald
Colorado Reformatory
Continental Divide
Somoza Improves After Assassination Attempt
Panama Nicaragua’s Anastasio Somoza improved slightly last night after a relapse. Doctors said the 60 year old leader remained paralyzed on the left side at Gorgas Hospital in the Canal Zone. Surgeons opened his windpipe as breathing worsened. An evening bulletin noted return of reflexes in the left arm and leg and steadier breathing. A four hour operation was performed by a team sent by President Eisenhower. The would be gunman, a 27 year old Nicaraguan salesman, was killed by guards. A barber also died, apparently by a guard’s bullet, and three others were wounded. Somoza’s son Luis now runs the country under martial law. He said charges are being prepared against his father’s political enemies. About 250 people were jailed in preventive arrests, including opposition leaders and editors. Mrs. Somoza, at the hospital, said the next 48 hours will determine whether her husband will live.
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Panama
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Gorgas
Canal Zone
Eisenhower
Somoza
Leon
Luis
Soapy Hits Bad Driver
Detroit Governor Williams addressed a Michigan wine and beer wholesalers convention urging social stigma against dangerous drivers. He warned that more police and suspensions alone won't solve the problem and called for changing driving habits and catching offenders in their minds before enforcement.
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Detroit
G. Mennen
Williams
Michigan
Protest Integration Sparks Henderson School Boycott
In Henderson Kentucky during a white boycott attendance at Weaverton School fell to 206 of 870 as five ministers and White Citizens Council members urged parents to keep children home until five Black students left. Officials said the school would stay open and Negro students were described as well behaved.
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Henderson
Weaverton
Henderson County
Rayburn Sugg Jr
White Citizens Council
Sugg
Fred Haile
Felix Trader
C. B. West
West
Clay
Sturgis
Clay and
Kentucky National Guard
Jo M. Ferguson
White Does Look Better
Charlotte resident Mrs. 0. Z. Russell, 74, objects to the yellow fire hydrant installed in front of her home. She told City Manager Henry Yancey she preferred white, and the hydrant remains the only white one in the city.
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Charlotte
N.C
Z. Russell
Henry Yancey
Mate Testimony on Andrea Doria Lights and Close Pass
The third mate of the Stockholm testified that light positions on the Andrea Doria suggested a safe port to port pass with no risk of collision. He described masthead lights and red lights indicating their courses were to the left of each other as the collision occurred near Nantucket Island, resulting in fifty deaths and legal battles over damages between the Italian Line and Swedish American Line.
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New York
Stockholm
Ernest Carstens-Johansen
Nantucket Island
Mass
Carstens-Johansen
Twenty two die in bus crash near Rawalpindi
Twenty two men women and children were killed and three injured when a tire blowout caused a passenger bus to plunge 150 feet from a mountain pass into the River Jhelum. The wreck was discovered five hours later by another passenger bus.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Jhelum
Autumn Forecast And Vars Weather Update
The weatherman projects fair skies through Wednesday with a high near 80 and a low around 50. Wednesday should be partly cloudy with little temperature change, and a high near 82. Yesterday's Monday high reached 75 at 4 p.m., with a 42 degree low this morning at 5 a.m.
Florida hurricane Flossy sweeps Gulf coast amid deaths
Hurricane Flossy moved from the Gulf of Mexico into the southeast, causing nine deaths and property damage. It battered Fort Walton Beach and Dauphin Island, downed trees and power lines, and drenched southern Alabama and Georgia, easing drought conditions but triggering evacuations and sheltering nearly 10,000 people in six northwest Florida counties.
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Flossy
South Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Albany
Georgia
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Dothan
Ala
Alabama
Coast Guard
Carport
Grand Isle
Gulf
Oil Company
Rosalie E
Tallasassee
Panama City
Dauphin Island
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Red Cross
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mammoth Lake Pontchartrain
New Orleans
Eglin Air Force Base
Vernon
Marianna
Defuniak Springs
Ozark
Geneva
Troy
Dispute Pauses Work at Chrysler Stamping Plant
About 275 carpenters and 15 sheet metal workers have left Twinburg Ohio site over jurisdictional fights with metal workers. Carpenters say they should connect iron angle curbs to wooden cement forms while sheet metal workers contend they should raise light metal roofing to the top of the building.
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Akron
Ohio
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Egypt Proposes UN Security Council Action Over Suez
Egypt submits its own request for UN Security Council intervention in the Suez Canal dispute, to be debated with Britain and France's call. The council will decide whether to address the Egypt nationalization issue alone or with the broader situation, with Dulles and top diplomats likely participating. The plan includes a proposed Suez Canal Users Association with 18 nations backing a London organizing meeting.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Egypt
U Security Council
Suez Canal
Cairo
Britain
France
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Faw
Dulles
Omar Loutfi
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
Cuba
United Kingdom
British Foreign Office
Council
Four Die In Headon Crash In Dense Fog Near Portsmouth
A fog bound head on collision on U S 52 near Portsmouth Ohio killed four people and injured six, one critically. Victims include Opal Lucas 47 Logan West Virginia Rondaline Lucas four months Ft Gay West Virginia Lonnie Burgess 22 Huntington West Virginia Nancy Jane Lucas 19 Beaufort South Carolina Norman Lucas 20 critically injured. Ambulances moved quickly as fog forced slow travel and officers noted the Lucas car may have attempted to pass a struck in the fog.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Here
U.S
Mercy Hospital
Opal Lucas
Logan
W. Va
Rondaline Lucas
Ft. Gay
Lonnie Paul Burgess
Huntington
Nancy Jane Lucas
Beaufort
S. C
Norman Lucas
Nancy Lucas
Sunettes
Lucas
Unicyclist Jack Seilers Spotted in Kalamazoo Route
AP Wirephoto shows Jack Seilers riding a unicycle along a listed route through Kalamazoo Michigan as bystanders watch the display.
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Jack Seilers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Liberace Arrives in London for Royal Welcome
Liberace arrives in London by special train after a Southampton ship passage and is greeted with a shrine like reception at Waterloo Station. He jokes about bringing sun shine to England as cheers and boos mingle from a crowd including fans and critics.
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London
Liberace
England
Waterloo Station
Charlie Kunz
Frank Fowners
George
Southampton
Lee
Wladciu Valentino Liberace
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Fails To Improve In Tent
In Galveston John Sealy Hospital officials report Babe Didrikson Zaharias is weaker and the oxygen tent use has resumed intermittently. The 1932 Olympic track star and golfer has undergone four operations since her hospitalization on March 29, with her condition described as potentially critical soon. Her husband George Zaharias remained with her into the night.
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Galveston
Tex
John Sealy Hospital
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
George Zaharias
FDIC Questioned Over Hodge Linked Bank Probe
Senate Banking Committee recalled FDIC officials to probe how investigations of Southmoor Bank and Trust Co. were handled amid fraud tied to Orville E. Hodge. Hodge, a former Illinois auditor, is imprisoned after pleading guilty to misusing over a million dollars in state funds.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Illinois
Orville E. Hodge
FDIC
Southmoor Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Hodge
Edward A. Hintz
Senate
Robert A. Wallace
Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
the State Bank of
Last Chance To Register For Vote In Ohio
Last chance to register before the November 6 election. Be sure to register if you changed your name, turn 21 by election day, have not voted in two years, moved since last registration, or will have completed one year of residence in Ohio by November 6. Registration available at the Board of Elections in Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building until 9 p.m. tonight and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, the final day.
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Ohio
Board of Elections
Middletown
Three transfusions spark a Scot’s quick aid
A healthy young Scot volunteered for three blood transfusions, receiving $50 for the first and $25 for the second. After the third, the patient’s Scotch blood humorously led him to say, Thanks.
Prison TV eye device alarms inmates in Michigan jail
A state officer described a closed circuit television monitor allowing guards to view prison areas via pushbutton access. The Spectator mocked the device as a convict’s nightmare while noting similar systems at Alcatraz, where inmates call it the automatic stool pigeon.
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Jackson, Mich
Trumi
Michigan
the Spectator
Doe
Alcatraz Federal Prison
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