Governor Plans Investigation of Escape Of Cons
Governor Emerson ordered an inquiry into all aspects of the escape of two state prison convicts tied to the bludgeon death of Elizabeth Weatherup in Springfield. Don ald Demag and Francis Blair were captured after the assault and a truck rammed through gates.
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Monpelier
Gov. Lee
Emerson
Springfield
Public Safety
William Baumann
Donald Demag
Burlington
Francis Blair
Fitchburg
Mass
Elizabeth Weatherup
Donald
Louis Springer
Demag
Blair
Windsor County Court
Springer
Weatherup
Defense Dept lists 124 Korea battle casualties in new report
The Defense Department identifies 124 casualties in Korea in list No. 619. It records 11 killed, 96 wounded, 1 missing and 16 injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Utah Politicos Enter Primary Senate Fight
Utah Democrats and Republicans named candidates for the September 9 primary. Incumbent Republican Arthur V. Watkins faces Marriner Eccles for the Senate seat. Democrats nominate Walter K. Granger and Herbert B. May for the Senate, while party lines include contests in House districts and for governor with Cyril A. Callister opposing Gov. J. Bracken Lee and Democrats Earl J. Glade and Heber Bennion Jr. as nominees.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U. S. Senate
Senate
Arthur V. Watkins
Watkins
Marriner Eccles
Federal
Rmeserve Board
Walter K. Granger
Herbert B. May
Rep. Grangers
George W. S Staples
Douglas R. Stringfellow
George T. Frost
Ogden
Ernest R. McKay
Reva Beck Bosone
Charles R. Pedersen
Don M. Dalton
William A. Dawson
J. Bracken Lee
Cyril A. Callister
Earl J
Maytag Gibson 525 West Murphy Dial 6 5475 Baerg Spaulding
Classified brief listing Maytag and Gibson items at 525 West Murphy with contact Baerg Spaulding Co. Dial 6 5475 for details.
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West Murphy
Dial
Baerg-Spaulding
Armstrong Music Co. Ad For Store Address and Phones
Armstrong Music Co located at 314 East 8th offers music selections and instrument services. Contact numbers listed include 2-2742 and 2-2362 for inquiries and sales.
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Armstrong Music CO
E. 8Th
Dictator Bill For Mossadegh Advances In Iran Senate
Iran moves a six month dictatorial power bill for Premier Mossadegh through the Majlis after overwhelming passage. A parallel bill confiscating Ahmed Qavam’s fortune also clears, while the Shah’s family reportedly flees Tehran amid political turmoil.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Senate
Majlis
Mossadegh
Ahmed Qavam
Qavam
Gholam Hussein Mosadegh
United States
State Department
Bakhtar Emroos
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah
Ashraf
Russians Hit U. S. Weather Plane Report
An unconfirmed report circulated in Tokyo and Pusan that a U S weather observation plane with five crewmen was shot down Saturday by a Russian fighter off the Siberian coast during routine weather data missions for UN naval forces near Korea. Navy and Far East Air Forces in Tokyo declined to comment.
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Tokyo
Pusan
Korea
U. S
Siberian
Navy
Far East Air Forces
United Nations
U. S. Navy
Soviet
Siberia
Crime Doesn't Pay in Indianapolis Heist
After three men robbed James Adams he asked for his empty billfold. A robber returned a billfold not belonging to Adams. Police detained James Goodner age 33 to explain how Goodner's billfold ended in Adams pocket and how Adams' billfold with seventy dollars remained in Goodner's pocket.
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Indianapolisp
James Adams
Adams
James Goodner
Goodner
Boy Suffocates In Closed Trunk In San Jose
Jerry Barnes five years old disappeared during hide and seek in San Jose California. After a search his family found him inside a homemade ice chest in the back yard. Police say the lid fell and locked itself trapping him to death.
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San Jose
Calif
Jerry Barnes
Bradley
Theodore W
Negro Leader Calls Poll Boycott In Election Clash
Democratic Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. urged a boycott on November 4 saying Negroes will not vote unless both parties pledge civil rights planks. He accused leaders of selling out and damning the major parties. Powell plans talks with Stevenson and Sparkman within 10 days.
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Associated Pres
Dwight D. Heisenhower
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York
Harlem
Powell
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Mike) Monroney
Oklahoma
NBC
Monroney
Washington
Eisenhower
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ohio
Columbus
Richmond
Truman Finishes Vacation Before Returning to Washington
President Truman wraps up a restful ten day break and plans to fly to Washington for the fall campaign. He plays down his role in Stevenson Sparkman efforts describing himself as just a buck private. He will vote for State Atty. Gen. J E Taylor in the Democratic Senate race against Republican James P. Kem and Stuart Symington.
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Kansas City
Truman
Washington
Campainn
Stephenson- Sparkman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
White House
Atty
J. E
Buck) Taylor
Senate
James P. Kem
Kem
Taylor
Stuart Symington
Air Force
RFC
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Republican National Committee
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