Ohio Cafe Explosion Kills Nineteen In Andover
A deadly explosion at the Gateway Restaurant in Andover Ohio sparked a blaze that killed nineteen people and injured at least eighteen. Fire crews from twenty towns fought the flames as debris damaged Main Street and a nearby Isaly store. Martial law was declared with sixty troops deployed. authorities identified five victims including George A. Schroeder and Arlene and Darlene Cutlip.
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Andover
Ohio
Pymatuning Lake
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Cleveland
Elmer Bumbles
Elec
Trical
Ashtabula County
H. K. Lynne
Lynne
State Highway Patrol
Frank Lacky
Massillon
Ashtabula Hospital
Isaly
National
Ohio Edison Co
Hall Insurance Co
Freddy's
Grabert Market
Taylor's
Conneaut
Youngstown
Clyde C. Roller
George A. Schroeder
Pittsburgh
Schroeder
Thomas Kewell
Edward Surman
Solon
Arlene
Darlene Cuttlip
Mrs Lloyd's Mother Dies in Texas Funeral
The mother of Mrs. George Lloyd of Avenue I died in Comanche Texas on Monday after a two year illness. She was Mrs. G. W. Keel and would have turned 77 next month. Funeral services were held in Comanche at 10 a.m. Tuesday and burial followed at Humphrey near Winters at 3:30 p.m.
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George Lloyd
Avenue I
Comanche
Texas
Humphrey
Tex
Winters
G. W. Keel
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions
North Central and West Texas remain partly cloudy through Friday with scattered mostly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperatures hold steady with little change. In South and Central Texas expect scattered thundershowers and gentle to moderate southeast winds along the coast.
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West
Texas
Stevenson Nears 1956 Bid For Democratic Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson signaled a likely run in 1956 during an informal Chicago news conference. He outlined a campaign against Eisenhower and said he would state his intentions by November, while noting Democrats must act on education health housing and highways. Stevenson defended his view of foreign policy and criticized Eisenhower's Geneva diplomacy and talks with Zhukov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Geneva
Congress
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harriman
Illinois
Secretary of
State Dulles
Russia
Marshal Zhukov
United States
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Glanglie
Snyder School Registration Schedule Announced by Director
Frank Wilson announced Snyder schools registration for the new year. High school students register next week with seniors at 8 30 am and juniors at 1 30 pm on Tuesday, sophomores 8 30 am Wednesday, freshmen 1 30 pm Wednesday, new students 8 30 am Thursday. Elementary registrations run August 23 24 from 8 30 am to 3 30 pm. Preschool starts next Tuesday for two weeks. Junior high registers September 1.
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Snyder
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Snyder High School
Mrs Parrott Dies After Short Illness at Home
Mrs. Ralph D. Parrott 40 of Snyder route 3 died on arrival at Battenfield Jones Hospital Clinic after becoming ill while preparing supper. Funeral set for 3 pm tomorrow at First Methodist Church with Rev S A Sifford and Rev J Lennor Hester officiating. Burial in Hillside Memorial Gardens. survivors include husband, daughter Virginia 17, son Fred 13, two sisters, three brothers. Pallbearers named.
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Ralph D. Parrott
Route 3
Battenfield - Jones Hospital
First Methodist Church
S. A. Sifford
Hermleigh Methodist Church
J. Lennor Hester
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bolger
Fred Parrott
Snyder
Virginia Cecil
Connie Truss
Fred Acker
Raymond Acker
Darren Acker
Odessa
James Davidson
Nolan Watson
Dave Ammons
Tom Shelbourne
B. F. Pinnell
J. C. Sikes
Planes Crash In Mid Air Kills 67 In Stuttgart
Two U S Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar planes collided in the Black Forest near Stuttgart. 67 men were killed including crews and soldiers on board. The nine plane flight had just departed Echterdingen field on a training mission with U S 7th Army troops.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Black Forest
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Echterdingen Field
Here
U. S. 7Th Army
Local Market Fire Destroys Rainbow Market Stock
Fire at the Rainbow Market 1614 Twenty-fifth Street damaged the building and interior smoke, starting in the southeast corner. Police officer Clyde Thomas notified firefighters at about 5 AM. Fire marshal Ivan Gatlin said stock losses were not extensive though some foods are unsalable. The roof and southeast walls burned. J R Beadle Grocery Co. owns the building and Louis Minton runs the store with about $20,000 in stock.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Clyde Thomas
Ivan Gatlin
J. R. Beadle Grocery Co
Louis Minton
Missing Woman Is Located In Kansas
Snyder's missing woman, Mrs. Bulea Eddie, 49, was located yesterday at a relative's home in Winona Kansas after leaving Snyder for Kansas City days earlier. She had been staying with the Mills family in Kansas City and disappeared after going to a store for medicine. Mrs. Eddie plans to work at Ruth Norcross's home in Snyder and is expected there soon.
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Snyder
Bulea Eddie
Kansas City
Eddie
Joseph G. Mills
Wilma Allen
Roland W. Salmons
Salmons
Lamesa
Ruth Norcross
Avondale
Daily News
Winona
Kan
Norcross
World Championship Junior Rodeo Plans Under Way
Committees appointed by Max West of the Boys Club of Scurry County oversee programs for the second annual World Championship Junior Rodeo starting August 17. Box seats at 15 dollars for four nights are handled by Herman Trigg. Entries for the parade are being taken by Pat Falls or Frank Weaver. Prizes of 100 64 and 35 dollars plus trophies will reward top floats and sheriff posses riding groups. Dr B J Weaver chairs program planning. John Boren and Forrest Beavers lead flags and city decoration efforts.
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Max West
Boys Club
Scurry County
Junior Rodeo Association
Herman Trigg
Chamber of Commerce
Pat Falls
Frank Weaver
Chamber
B. J. Weaver
John Boren
Forrest Beavers
Snyder Sees Record Heat Break With 98 Degree Day
Snyder logged a 98 degree high the first under 100 in three days while overnight lows held near 72 degrees. At 7 30 this morning the temperature was 75 degrees as weather observer David Strayhorn noted.
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Snyder
David Strayhorn
Negro Demands Son Admittance To NTSC
Willie Atkins of Dallas files suit in U S District Court to force North Texas State College in Denton to admit his minor son Joe L Atkins alleging denial due to race. The college officers and board of regents named as defendants. Hearing on injunction set Sept 2 in Tyler before Judge Joe W Sheehy. Trial on permanent injunction during Sherman term in November.
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Sherman
Tex
Dallas
U.S. Distric Court
North Texas State College
Denton
Willie Atkins
Joe L. Atkins
Atkins
Board of Regents
Tyler
Joe W. Sheehy
Sherman Court
Connie Bares Nation Coast as Carolinas Brace for Hurricane Connie
Hurricane Connie neared the Carolina coast with 60 to 75 mph winds, threatening shore towns from Georgetown to Cape Lookout. Coastal evacuations intensified at Myrtle Beach, Wrightsville Beach, and Carolina Beach as authorities prepared for rising tides and power outages.
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Wilmington
N.C
Carolina
Connie
Seaboard
Georgetown
S. C
North Carolina
M. E. Williamson
Wrightsville Beach
Swannsboro
Here
Jacksonville
Hazel
Gerogetown
S.C
Cape Lookout
Savannah
Block Island
R.I
Carolinas
Atlantic
San Juan
Miami
Miami Weather Bureau
Diane
South Carolina
Cape Romain
Charleston
Virginia Capes
Frying Pan Shoals
Cape Fear River
Cape Fear
Southport
Oak Island
Paul Moore
Georgia
Frank Collier
Carolina Beach
City Hall
Mile Long Beach
Southsport
High Wins
Coast Guard
Atlantic Sea Board
Luther Hodges
Chicago
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Highway Patrol
Civil Air Patrol
Neutral Nations Refuse To Leave Korea Under Pressure
The Swiss and Swedish members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission said they would not depart Korea under pressure amid aUN ultimatum. Riots and demonstrations subsided, with officials reporting injuries but pledges to protect the armistice and study the South Korean ultimatum through the Military Armistice Commission.
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Korea
Murray Fromson
Seoul
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Commission
Republic of Korea
United Nations
UNSC
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. S
U. N
Far East
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Supervisory Commission
Reans
Rhee
Red Korean
Pyongyang
Military Armistice Commission
MAC
US. 8Th Army
Inchon
Kunsan
Taegu
Pusan
Kangnung
Hong Kee Karl
Foreign Office
Truce Commission
Washington
London
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
Panmunjom
MNSC
NNSC
U.N
Tokyo
Lemnitzer
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Ohio Cafe
Richard H. Smith
Alexi
Virginia
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Danville
Petersburg
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Richmond
Elizabeth Car
Rocky Mount
Byerfolk
Ocean City
Charlotte
Fayetteville
Florence
Cape Hatteras
Morehead City
Cape
Atlantic Ocean
Ocracoke Island
Kansas
NTSC
Wilmington, N. C
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