New Crisis in Argentina Shakes Aramburu Regime
Provisional President Pedro Aramburu faces a sharp clash with air force leaders and younger officers as he seeks to postpone elections and appoint a new air minister. The dispute splits the armed services, with the army and navy backing his election plan while air officers push for Krause's reinstatement and quicker voting. Aramburu contends the vote must be held Feb 23 1958, with a May 1 inauguration replacing the earlier June 20 date.
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Pedro Aramburu
Ciis
Aramburu
Julio Cesar Krause
Aremburu
Krause
Air Force
Army
Navy
Argentina
Maryland Legislature hikes betting tax and racing days
In Annapolis the Maryland Legislature moved to raise the state betting tax from 13 to cents, boosting revenue by about 5240,000 annually and adding 240,000 to track income. The Senate also advanced a racing measure raising Maryland racing days to 288 yearly and adding 12 days for the Pocomoke Agriculture Fair Assn, a license unused for years. Oyster dredging remains banned as the Potomac dredging bill was defeated.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Pocomoke Agriculture Fair Assn
Potomac River
Maryland General Assembly
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
Sen
Phoebus
Somerset
Potomac
Queen Mary Handling Ban Standoff Amid Liner Crisis
Union bosses refuse to lift the ban on the 81,000-ton liner Queen Mary while Cunard plans to disembark 1,150 British bound passengers in France. The 22,000-ton Ivernia will pick up Queen Mary passengers at Cherbourg and return them to Plymouth for transfer to London by special trains. The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions has blacklisted the Queen Mary amid nationwide strikes.
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London
Union
Cunard Line
France
Southampton
Cunard
Ivernia
Cherbourg
Plymouth
New York
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
April Fool Radio Switch Tricks Baltimore Listeners
Four Baltimore radio stations staged an early morning April Fools hoax by swapping announcers among WFBR WCBM WITH and WBAL then switching back at 8 am. The stunt confused listeners until the gag was revealed. Mrs. Clifford Kelly recalls a 1935 Doll Brothers sale ad offering pillow cases and bed linens at low prices.
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Baltimore
WFBR
Walt Teas
WCBM
Buddy Dean
WBAL
Frank Hennessy
Jack Wells
Clifford Kelly
Rosemont Avenue
Doll Brothers
North Market Street
Parsons
Pis
Today's Anniversaries and Birthdays Across History
A commemorative column lists notable figures with birth and death dates including William F Lynch Confederate leader born Norfal s Virginia died 1865, Guy B Phelps Hartford druggist born 1663, James McCa princeton president 1888 87 born Scotland died 1895, Simon Buckner Kentucky governor died 1914, Edwin Abbey artist born Philadelphia died 1911, Agnes Repplier author born Philadelphia died 1950. Also notes Birthdays of Dorothy McCullough Lee and William Benton. Contains a Maryland state employment notice and various biographical snippets.
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Wiliam F. Lynch
Dead Sea
Jordan River
Norfels
Isee
Guy BR. Phelps
Hartford
Cone
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Shury, Font
James McCa
Princeton Universiy
Univer
Scotland
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
York City
Senate
Country’s Mutual Life Insurance
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Boston
The
Liberty Party
Albany
Western Union Telegraph Co
Rochester
N. Y
New York and Mississippi Valley Printing Telegraph Co
United States
Bataan
Tenth Army
Okinawa
U.S. Senate
Hawaii
Alaska
Egypt
Nasser
Aswan
Dorothy McCullough Lee
Portland
Oregon
Critics View Rodgers Hammerstein Cinderella TV Spectacular
New York critics assess CBS TV musical Cinderella starring Julie Andrews. AP, NYT praise its charm and production value but warn it may not endure like Broadway shows, noting its cost and fragile fairy tale spirit. Magistrate court trial mention appears in the surrounding copy.
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New York
Cinderella
Byichard Rodgers
Oscar Hamil
Cbs-Tv
Julie Andrews
Broad 4
Charles Mercer
Associated Press
Broadway
Victor ‘Herbert
Jack Gould
New York Times
Reckless Driving Verdicts And Fines On U S 46 West
A garbled court record lists multiple defendants including Richard Curtis Frederick and Franklin Harding found guilty of exceeding 30 mph on U S 46 west of Frederick with fines around 11 to 16 dollars and fees. Officers Boone and By oversee the cases. Other entries reference suspended/criminal driving penalties and collateral forfeitures amid tangled names and amounts.
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Richard ] Curtis
Frederick
Franklin Harding
U. S
Wm. A. Boone, Jr
Fredvot
Herick
Dallas
Besse Shoemaker, Jr
Crick
Willam M. By
Nobert Jr
Floyd G. Hurst
Freder
Science shrinks piles with new non surgical method
Report claims a discovery from a world famous research institute uses a healing substance called Bio Dyne. The substance is marketed as Preparation H available in suppository or ointment forms with a money back guarantee. Rag. T. Pot Oe.
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U.S
Minneapolis
Crawford F. Sans
Athertos
Calif
East Su Louis
Wiliam L. Bergsma
Oakland
Cal
Arthur A. Koscinski
US. District Court
Detroit
Poland
Linton Wells
Lountisville
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
J. U . Fage
Ogie Runyon Bourzias
Wilmington
Meth C
Wiliam Cross
Tallahassee
Pla
New York, NY
Rustcraft and Hallmark
Storm & Shipley
West Second Street
Chrysler
Chevslee
En Yorker
Saratoga Illustrated
Roney Motor CO
Market St
Monument
Ennett
Glosskwik
Pressteem
Meney
Ove
Dainiy
Bennett
NAX Noble
Richelied
Burmel
Gotham Gold Stripe
Lady Buxton
Yardley & Coty Cosmetics
Glasskleer
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