Tito Ignores Stalin at Lenin Mausoleum Visit in Moscow
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito visited the Lenin Stalin mausoleum in Red Square and studiously ignored Stalin while laying a wreath for Lenin. He appeared with his wife Jovanka and met with Nikita Khrushchev during talks at the Kremlin.
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Tito
Stalin
Moscow
Communist Family of Nations
Soviet Union
Red Square
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Josip Broz Tito
Lenin
Kremlin
Jovanka
Bulgania
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Ferubin
Yugoslavia
Edvard Kardelj
Koca Popovic
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Mrs
Burma Chief U Nu to Quit Post and Name Ba Swe
Informants report Premier U Nu will resign tomorrow after eight years in office. He may name 41-year-old Ba Swe defense minister and AFPFL vice president as successor and keep a role as adviser while rejoining if needed.
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Rangoon
Burma
U Nu
Ba Swe
Peoples Freedom League
AFPFL
Opera Star Jan Peerce Sails to Soviet Union Tour
Metropolitan Opera tenor Jan Peerce left New York by plane for a month long tour of the Soviet Union. Born on Manhattan's Lower East Side he said he was glad to go and hoped to show Russians how a man can advance himself under democracy.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Jan Peerce
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Brink's Bills Recovered In Baltimore Inquiry
Baltimore police questioned Jordan Perry Jr. a 31 year old Boston stonemason after finding 4635 dollars in bills matching the Brink's robbery loot of 1950. He was arrested after a counterfeit detection and police recovered 1032.57 on him and 3770 in his hotel room.
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Baltimore
Boston
Jordan Perry Jr
Russian church leaders begin talks with U S churches today
Eight visiting Soviet prelates and American clergy start formal discussions in Greenwich to establish church-to-church contacts between the Soviet Union and the United States. The delegation, hosted for 10 days by the National Council of Churches, arrived from New York.
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Greenwich
Conn
Soviet Union
United States
New York City
National Council of Churches
New York
Broadway Tabernacle
New York Congregational Church
Nikolai
Moscow
St.Nicholas
Five States Vote Ahead in Nation’s Primary Push
AP reports Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver enter California and other states’ primaries on the eve of a key contest for 68 Democratic National Convention votes. Kefauver emphasizes civil rights. Stevenson condemns the campaign’s sideshows as New York Montana and South Dakota also vote. Iowa holds a GOP Senate fight between Hickenlooper and Countryman.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Florida
Eisenhower
New York
Montana
South
Dakota
South Dakota
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Georgia Grads Givin Stocks
Financier Louis E. Wolfson gave each of nearly 1000 University of Georgia June graduates a share of Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. stock. An alumnus and company chair, Wolfson wrote the gift as a token of faith in democracy. The stock closed at 18,872 dollars in New York.
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Athens
Louis E. Wolfson
University of Georgia
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp
Wolfson
Florida
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
New York
Actor Dale Robertson Weds Mary Murphy in Arizona Chapel
YUMA Arizona actress Mary Murphy 25 and actor Dale Robertson 34 were married yesterday by a Baptist minister in a wedding chapel and are honeymooning here after eloping from Hollywood. It is Robertson second marriage and Murphy's first.
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Yuma, Ariz
Dale Robertson
Mary Murphy
Hollywood
Robertson
Miss Murphy
Tornado Leaves Mustang Intact After Swirl of Destruction
A double tornado ripped through Mustang Oklahoma causing $200000 in damage to homes and outbuildings. No injuries were reported as residents sought shelter in a storm cellar where the Griggs family escaped after an hour of entrapment.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Griggs
Griggs
Storms and High Winds Rake Texas Plains
Unstable air across Texas brings thunder showers and storms from College Station to Dallas with scattered rain and hail. High winds damaged buildings in the South Plains injuring no one, while a Denison doctor died in a home fire sparked by lightning.
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Associated Press
Texas
South Plains
Pecos River
College Station
Dallas
Plains
Panhandle
New Mexico Line
Haskell
Abilene
Paul Pierce
Denison
Pierce
Lamesa
Presidio
Lufkin
Bald Headed Group Adds New Members
In Milan Italy President Eisenhower and Nikita Khrushchev named honorary members of Italy's Bald-headed Association. Achille Scagni leading the 1000 member group said honorary membership cards will be issued to the two leaders. The group motto is Bald-headed men of the world unite.
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Milan
Italy
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Assa
Achille Scagni
Supreme Court Allows State Ban on Mass Picketing
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, rules state labor boards may ban mass picketing force and threats by strikers under Taft Hartley. Justice Reed writes for the majority rejecting federal preemption. Justice Douglas dissents joined by Warren and Black. Case stems from Kohler Co. strike in Kohler Wisconsin.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Reed
Sion
Frankfurter
Burton
Clark
Minton
Harlan
Douglas
Warren
Black
United Automobile Workers
Wisconsin Supreme Court
State
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Reed
Wisconsin
Local Navy Man Killed In Electrical Accident
Leslie Don Ramage aged 23 died Sunday at Great Lakes Illinois from an electrical shock while serving in the U S Navy. He was born August 31 1938 son of R T Ramage of Sundown and Mrs Lona Ramage of Snyder and had four years of naval service. Services pending arrival of the body in Snyder with Bell Funeral Home to announce later. Survivors include his parents five sisters and two brothers.
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Leslie Don Ramage
U. S. Navy
Great Lake, Ill
R. T. Ramage
Sundown
Lona Ramage
Snyder
Navy
Bell Funeral Home
Snyder High School Opens Summer Session for 36 Students
Summer school began at Snyder High School with 36 students. Classes run from 7 a.m. to 12 noon for six weeks offering English world history American history general math and algebra.
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Snyder High School
Weather Summary for Snyder and West Texas
Saturday highs near 98 degrees with lows around 67. Yesterdays high 106, low 71. Today 7:30 a.m. reading 73. West Texas partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms from the Panhandle to the Pecos Valley eastward. Temperatures Little change expected.
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Snyder
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Summer Arrives Early with 106-Degree Heat in Snyder
Summer reached Snyder nearly three weeks ahead of the calendar with a 106 degree reading. Thunderheads built in South Plains and West Central Texas, but Snyder was by-passed by showers. Forecast called for more of the same with scattered thundershowers and little temperature change.
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Snyder
David Strayhorn
South Plains
Texas
West
Khrushchev Attacks Stalin Over Purge Claims
Khrushchev charged that Stalin planned a murderous purge of top associates before his death. He said Stalin made baseless charges against Vyacheslav Molotov and Anastas Mikoyan, top Soviet figures and Politburo member, during the Kremlin era.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev’s Speech Accuses Stalin Of Terror Tactics
The State Department released a 25 000 word Khrushchev speech from a Soviet party congress denouncing Stalin. Khrushchev cites Stalin’s terror methods, plans to purge old Politburo members, and lists leaders liquidated, including Kossier, Rudzutak, Eikhe, Postyshev, Voznesensky, Kuzentsov, and Rodionov. He notes Bulganin recalled such fear of Stalin.
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Russia
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Stalin
Voroshilov
Khrushchev
State Department
Molotov
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Kossier
Rudzutak
Eikhe
Postyshey
Voznesensky
Kuzentsov
Rodionov
Military Cavern Project Planned
Washington reports the Pentagon plans further construction at the western Maryland underground complex near Ft. Ritchie and Rock Raven Mountain. The expansion would add living and administration space, turning the cavern into a full underground Pentagon facility with at least 35 million dollars already invested. The project’s secrecy contrasts with earlier claims it was 100 percent complete.
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Washington
Pentagon
Maryland
Congress
Ft. Ritchie
Rock Raven Mountain
Slayings at Alberta Legislator Farm Leave Five Dead
John FE Clark, 41, Alberta legislator for Settler district since 1952, is pursued after a mass shooting at his hilltop Erskine farmhouse. Found dead were Clark’s wife, four children Jenena 8 Ross 7 Ann 5 Linda 4, and hired man George Anderson 20. Visitor Bill Olah 30 died later from wounds. A .22 rifle used. weapon details uncertain. Police seek Clark for questioning.
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Erskine
Alta
Felice
Alberta
John FE. Clark
Clark
Jenena
Ross
Ann
Linda
George Anderson
McLennan
Bill Olah
Medicine Hat
Man Struck By Car Here On West Square
Bernard Longbotham Jr. of 2805 Avenue V was struck while crossing Twenty-fifth Street near the northwest corner of the square about 11 yesterday morning. He was treated at Cogdell Memorial Hospital and released early today with only bruises after the 1955 Pontiac driven by Leopold Aime of Baton Rouge, La, struck him.
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Bernard Longbotham, Jr
Avenue V
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Longbotham
Twenty-fifth Street
Leopold Aime
Baton Rouge
Secretary To Powell Sentenced In Income Tax Case
Mrs. Hattie Freeman Dodson secretary to Rep. Adam Clayton Powell was sentenced to seven months in prison and fined $9,000 for income tax evasion. Judge Irving S Kaufman rejected defense claims that she kicked back salary to Powell and found her guilty by a jury.
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New York
Hattie Freeman Dodson
Adam Clayton Powell
D. N
Irving S. Kaufman
UCLA Senior Denounces Final Exams Excerpt
In Los Angeles UCLA senior John Ely 86 says finals are a holdover from the dark ages and deterrent to learning as he begins his bachelor of music degree exams.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
John Ely
Rites For Longtime County Man Slated
Ed C. Ralston 99, longtime Scurry County resident, died Saturday night. Born July 12 1857 in Cole County Missouri he taught school 32 years before moving to Scurry County. He later worked in real estate and never married though briefly engaged. Funeral set at Howth Cemetery north of Hempstead with Bell Funeral Home directing.
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Scurry County
Ed C. Ralston
Twenty-ninth Street
Mr. Ralston
Cale County
Ralston
Hempstead
Howth
Bell Funeral Home
Snyder
South
Missouri
Cole County
Morgan County
South Texas
Sam Houston Normal College
Northwest Texas College
Austin
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