Peasants Get The Land In China Briefly
This recounts China's agrarian reforms from 1949 to 1958, detailing land redistribution to peasants and the shift from private plots to collective farming. It notes landlord trials and mass executions, the rise of public communes, and the move toward socialist reconstruction to boost production.
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Red China
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Peiping
Sripati Chandrasekhar
Associated Press
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Nists
Makarios Pressed for Plebiscite on Cyprus Constitution
London AP report says Greek Cypriot leaders urged Archbishop Makarios to demand a plebiscite on the proposed Cyprus constitution amid unease among advisers. Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes survives a Viscount crash near London. doctors monitor his recovery as Cyprus talks pause. Venus distance varies from 25 million to 161 million miles, noted in the same dispatch.
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Makarios
Cyprus
Mediterranean
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Beatnik Slays Two in Porter Tre Smé 8
An incident in Porter Tre Smé 8 reports a beatnik fatally slaying two individuals in a violent confrontation. Authorities are investigating the motives and connections of the suspect with local scenes. Further updates on arrests and autopsy results are expected.
Descendant presents Washington letter and Johnson sword
Rose Hill mansion hosted Frederick County Historical Society on Tuesday as Dr. Richard P. Johnson, a direct descendant of Governor Thomas Johnson, formally donated two artifacts. An original George Washington letter to Thomas Johnson and Governor Johnsons sword were handed to Joseph Wyn Urner for the society. The donor, once of Frederick, taught at the U S Naval Academy and Carnegie Institute.
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Annapolis
Frederick County Historical Society
Richard P. Johnson
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Historical Society
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Edward 5. Delaplaine
Governor Johnson
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Louisa County
Virginia
Emily C. Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
the Historical Society
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ALU Lpls
Tromas Johnson
Ae Ermor
Maryland
Irritated man shoots at traffic light in Ohio
Hamilton Ohio police report James Daniels age 42 fired at a walk wait pedestrian signal at North Third and Vine Streets when the light turned wait. He faces charges of destruction of property carrying a concealed weapon and discharging firearms in the city.
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Manhattan clerk shoots two receptionists in rage
Johnson, a shipping clerk at a Manhattan textile firm, killed two office receptionists Lorraine Rosenberg and Elaine Fallik before his gun jammed. He was restrained by three executives. his wife Mercedes recalls his terrible temper. The incident followed his firing and discharge pay. A separate AP item reports a Capital Airlines Viscount pilot saying his Chicago to Washington flight was fired upon near Baltimore’s Friendship Airport with objects resembling tracer bullets.
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Manhattan
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Johnson
John
Lorraine Rosenberg
Elaine Fallik
Mcartridges Jr
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Capital Airlines
Presentation honors Navy veteran and family ties noted
In the ceremony, V.3, Preto years in the Navy were acknowledged. Attendees included Fred E. Ray, Mr. Geis bert, Elwood K. Wolfe Jr., division chief Earl Bachtell and Irving Swope. Mr. Geisbert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymad C. Geisbert, and his wife Rathangs Lewis also attends at Detrick.
Soap company coupons offer free rides on Pittsburgh trolleys
Four coupons from a soap company’s products will soon grant a free ride on buses and trolleys operated by the Pittsburgh Railways Co. The company said it arranged the premium deal with BT Rabbit, Inc. in a bid to boost flagging operations.
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DMV Relocation Talks Tie Baltimore Move to Anne Arundel
ANNAPOLIS AP James B Monroe commissioner of mutt vehicles says a conference scheduled tomorrow may clear the way for moving the Department of Motor Vehicles from Baltimore into Anne Arundel County. He will press the State to buy 12 acres near the harbor tunnel entrance and beltway relocation costs while facing a price Exceeded by Plantation Realty Co. and potential $100000 in sewer line expenses.
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Storekeeper Robbed of $2,000 In Cash
AP reports in GAMBRILLS Maryland a storekeeper says he was robbed of 2000 dollars in cash and 1500 in checks by three men who dragged him from his truck after closing at 9 15 pm In another item a Grand Central City New York project is described as a 50 storey office tower near Grand Central Terminal with an estimated cost of 190 million dollars. In San Juan Puerto Rico AFL CIO leaders threaten action as carpenters plan a corruption probe in a 050000-member union to oust leaders and curb alleged graft.
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Hood College Religious Emphasis Week Highlights Individual Versus Crowd
Hood College hosts Religious Emphasis Week with lectures and discussions on the theme The Individual Versus The Crowd. Rev Sidney W D Crane of Woods Memorial Presbyterian leads talks in Coffman Chapel with a vesper service Sunday. Dr Daniel Pay Will Nats of Union Theological Seminary and Rev Ma Grace join for the series One God One World One Soul. Crane, born in Belan County, studied at Davidson, Union Theological Seminary, and Princeton Theological Seminary, serving Penn students before Woods Memorial Church.
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Bequest OF S144 To Church and Local Wills Noted
The will of Charles Culler of Church Hill probated today in Orphans Court makes several bequests including 1000 dollars to St. Matthew s Lutheran Church at Churchill and similar sums to Clara J. Huffer and Clyde Culler. Clyde s children receive 200 dollars each. Culler leaves his Church Hill farm to sister-in-law Anna M. Culler, executrix, with stock sales and any residue to her and Clyde. Also noted: wills of William F. Cramer and administration letters for Clay Calvin Kinna. Virginia bride Miss Shirley Ann Humphries wed Hubert J. Gerkin at a ceremony in Princess Anne Virginia with detailed wedding attire and attendants. The couple planned a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Berryville Virginia.
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Clyde Culler
Clyde
Culler
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Ruth
Church Hil
Barkeystown
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William F. Cramer
Petersville
Virginia L. Cramer
Virginia
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Richard F. Humphries
Princess Anne
Hubert John Gerkin
Hubertohn Gerkin
Laveettavalie
Gerekin
Arthur Roach
Clark Graves
Brussels
Doris Jean Humphries
Solvent fumes blamed for workday drunkenness
A teetotaler in Grand Rapids sought help to explain a daily “jag” at work. Health officer W. B. Prothro found exposure to trichloroethylene, an industrial solvent, caused the effects until proper ventilation was improved. The man reported wife threats and boss suspicion.
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Prothre
Cooper Named Dean of Peabody Conservatory
Peter Mennin announced yesterday that Cooper was named dean of the Peabody Conservatory as Miss Carty retires amid ongoing political riots in Brazzaville Congo. The unrest has left 22 Africans dead and 76 injured as rival parties clash in the semi autonomous Congo republic within the French Community.
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Peabody Conservatory
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Peter Mennin
Miss Carty
Pravda Urges Sweden to Back Peace in Northern Europe
Pravda urged Sweden to refrain from arming its forces with atomic weapons to help maintain peace and tranquility in northern Europe. The appeal framed Sweden as a potential stabilizer in a tense regional balance.
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Pravda
Sweden
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