Cuban Rebels Landed On Cuba South Coast Battle Report
Cuban army said rebel troops landed on the south coast near Oriente province and government forces advanced. Planes strafed the enemy band and a Mexican yacht was intercepted near Cape Cruz as 12 Venezuelans were arrested for participating in the revolt. Evidence of Castro’s presence remained unconfirmed while sporadic fighting persisted in Santiago de Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Inter- Pograd
Fidel Castro Huz
Mexico
Santiago de Cuba
Castro
Batista
Mexico City
Miami Herald
Manzanillo
Nicaro
Pedro Rodriguez Avila
Oriente
Cape Cruz
Rodriguez Avila
Santiago de
Maryland Highway Fatalities Rise Past Five-Year Toll
The Associated Press reports at least five weekend deaths push Maryland 1956 highway toll to 502, up from 469 a year earlier. Among the victims were Robert L Leatherman 27 of Mooneytown killed in Carroll County after his milk truck ran off U S 140. Richard F Barnett 28 and his wife of Baltimore died after a tree collision in Baltimore County. Army Sgt Jack Lunsford 23 of Bel Air was killed when his car left U S 1 and struck a utility pole. Eddie Collins 42 of Baltimore died in a detour crash near harbor tunnel work.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Robert Luther Leatherman
Mooneytown
Baltimore County
Leatherman
Westminster
Carroll County
U. S. 140
Baltimore
Richard FE. Barnett
Juniata
Army
Jack Lunsford
Ile
Missie Battalion
Fork
Bel Air
Harford County
U.S. 1
Eddie Collins
Harbor Tunnel
Juveniles damage new automobile in city lot
Two white juveniles were taken into custody after damaging a new car in the Roney Motor Company lot on East Seventh Street. They crawled under the fence, tried to operate the car, and caused about 13 dollars in interior damage but did not move it. Det. Ellis Carty investigated and the boys face a hearing scheduled with county probation officer Mrs. Sadie Hessong tomorrow morning.
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Roney Motor Company
East Seventh Street
Roney
Ellis Carty
William C. Roderick
Free Oysters for Houston Charities Seized by Federal Government
Four Houston charity institutions were to receive 3 300 pints of fresh oysters from a Louisiana company, but federal authorities seized the shipment after finding excess water and insufficient oysters. The action cited failure to meet federal standards.
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Houston
Louisiana
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