Engagement Shower Gift Dispute Heads To Court
New Jersey judge must decide who gets the wedding presents after a breakup. Margaret Bodnar and Thomas Kucharsky disputed gifts valued up to 750 dollars and an engagement ring worth about 200 dollars after calling off their June 1936 wedding. Both names appeared on the shower invitations, and Kucharsky seeks return of the items or payment.
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George R. Morrison
Margaret “Bodnar
Thomas Kucharsky
South River
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Kucharsky
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Bodnar
Army Recruiter Finds Latest in Names and Holdups
A jumble of brief items notes Army recruiting stories with unusual names such as Pie, Chester and Penkils re-enlisting for six years. A Kansas City held-up suspect confessed to three robberies to finance a suit, while Baltimore Harbor Tunnel workers celebrated a cross-over milestone with Gov McKeldin present.
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Douglas A. ‘Fleischauer
Pie
Chester &. Penkils
Ponkula
25Th Infantry Division
Schoffetd Barrack
Kansas City
Major Williams
Alvin Brooks
Williams
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Twelve Die in Honduran Airline Blast
TELUCIGALPA Honduras Twelve persons were killed when a Sahsa Airline plant blew up and burned in flight. All aboard were believed to be Hondurans. The plane was en route north from Tegucigalpa to La Ceiba on the Caribbean coast.
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Telucigalpa
Honduras
Honduran
Sahsa Airline
Tegucigalpa
Caribbean
la Ceiba
Red Korea Peril Lessened Says Decker Warns of Risk
Gen George H Decker commander of US fifth and U N forces in Korea said the danger of Communist aggression from North Korea has likely lessened. He credited the Seoul relocation of his command and UN decision to approve modern weapons for Korea. He warned the Communists remain capable of attack but current UN forces balance with those in the north is insufficient.
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Seoul
George H. Decker
US 5
U.N
Korea
North Korea
Decker
U. N
Reds Shell Quemoy Shelling Reported No Casualties
The Chinese Communists fired 49 shells at Quemoy Thursday night but caused no damage or casualties, according to the Nationalist Defense Ministry.
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Taipei
Chines
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Press-Telegram notices and location details summary
Publication routing text lists Long Beach address and auditing note with unclear names and numbers. Reads as a damaged press notice fragment citing a street, avenue, and facility identifiers without coherent event details or dates. Contains stray terms like Long Beach and Stané Ping Ave, offering minimal factual content.
Senate passes alien entry bill to ease immigration limits
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a compromise bill to ease immigration restrictions, denying some major White House requests. It would admit about 60,000 aliens including Middle East refugees, utilize 18,656 unused 1953 visas, allow unlimited adoptions by U.S. citizens until June 20, 1959, and grant permanent residence to more than 15,000 residents misrepresented to avoid repatriation. It also loosens barriers for illegitimate and stepchildren, and expedites naturalization for adopted children on ships. The measure omits Eisenhower’s call to raise annual admissions by 65,000 and to grant temp permanent status to 125,000 Hungarian refugees.
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Washington Inn
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Middle East
U.S
Tron
Ien
Reuther Seeks White House Study On Car Price Cut Plan
UAW president Walter Reuther urged President Eisenhower to study a proposed car price cut as a path to broader negotiations. White House aides replied that it would be inappropriate for the president to comment on specific proposals from the Big Three makers. Reuther labeled the auto companies unserious and called for an immediate, sympathetic reply.
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WPI
Walter Reutfner
Auto Workers Union
White House
Reuther
Washington
James C
Hauge
Budapest
Hungary
Siweek
Eisenhower
Tas
Labor Department
Unani- Inze
Jozsef Peter Ij
Miklos
Peter
Ave
Aly
Trucker Killed in Indore Crash During Ganapathi Festival
Official reports say seven people died and 78 were injured when a heavily loaded truck lost control and plunged into a crowd of about 5,000 near Indore during Ganapathi festival observances. The driver was killed on the spot.
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Bombayp
Indore
Cavn
Bombay
Ford denounces Reuther amid inflation talk and auto aims
Ford blasted Reuther in a public reply as General Motors and Chrysler officials criticized "irresponsible attacks" designed to sow confusion. He warned against inflation driven demands by Reuther that could affect auto company negotiations next June. Chrysler's Colbert called Reuther's statement a sign of retreat and new pressure on industry pricing.
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UAW
Auto
Union Asian
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
Eleac
Ford
Mojors
Carysler
L. L. Colbert
24 Hour Transit Strike Shuts Rome Transport
Romans faced a full transit shutdown as a 24 hour strike by transit workers halted streetcars buses and olive colored army transport vans. Demands center on pay increases and a 48 hour word.
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Rome
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