Thieves Foiled By Farmer Trap In Springfield Farm Incident
Springfield Jr Oren Thompson summoned the sheriff to his farm to nab gasoline thieves. Sheriff Campbell found four youths in a car with flat tires and bad engines. a taped plank trap and repurposed fuel labeling led to petty larceny charges. In Hoysinghausen Germany villagers faced a road hog sow crash. A 300 pound sow hit by a car lacked an owner. The sow damaged a farmer's pig and, after failed owner search, was sold to a butcher to cover the motorist’s claim.
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Oren Thompson
Hugh Campbell
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Germany
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Cabinet Aid's IPlane Falls in Bay Eight Saved
An unnamed U S Navy Convair carrying Paul Fay and family overshot the runway at Atlantic City during a flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Andrews Air Force Base. The plane sank into a ship channel. all eight aboard were rescued and none seriously hurt.
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City
U. A
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Ats
Washington
Navy
Fay
New York
Constellation
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
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Switzerand
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Floyd Bennett
Andrews Air Force Base
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Police
Miert
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Delaware
Felica
Joseph A. Childs
Hetdio
Marty E. Patterson
Lagtic
Patterson
Bader Field
Atlantic City Hospital
William A. Golden
Falls Church
Doctors Form New York City Physicians and Dentists Union
Physicians and dentists in the City Health Department form the Doctors' Association of New York the first union of its kind in the United States with about 14000 members. The group holds its first meeting tonight and seeks salary increases tenure and pension rights.
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N.Y
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United States
The
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Protestant Group Backs Birth Control
Representatives of major Protestant denominations endorsed birth control as morally Christian and a aid to home life and world population problems. The National Council of Churches urged U S aid to overpopulated lands and condemned state laws restricting services while Orthodox churches abstained.
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Syracuse
Washington
Marold Haas
New York City
United Lutheran Social Welfare
Eisenhower
Council
National Council of Churches
Dixie flood woes mount in seventh day of rain
The soggy South faces rising death tolls and evacuations as heavy rain extends into a seventh day. In Alabama, two children drowned and hundreds displaced near Birmingham while Louisiana Mississippi and Georgia see ongoing high water and flood damage.
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Dixie
Birmingham
Ala
Mingham
Louisiana
Mississippi
iLouisiana
Mississipni
Mount
Alabama
Rose
Sec
Resi
Ceylon Leader Wins First Confidence Vote
Mrs Sirima Bandaranaike, Ceylon's premier, won her first confidence vote by 31 votes amid a government censuring motion on inaction against corruption. Parliament convicted two members and four ministers from her late husband's cabinet last month.
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Colombo
UPD
Sirima Bandaranaike
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