Wisconsin primary tests Eisenhower Kefauver appeal to farmers
Milwaukee voters face a presidential primary that could reveal farmer sentiment toward President Eisenhower or Senator Estes Kefauver. The race doubles as a test of political unrest among farmers, with delegates chosen for both parties and no strong anti-ticket opposition in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Estes Kefnuvel
Ahapen
Kefauver
Enn
Eipsenhower
John Chipple
Ashland
Chappte
Kefrnver
Billy Rose's Home Burns in Fire Disaster
Mount Kisco, N Y An early morning blaze destroyed Billy Rose's 26 room country mansion housing two paintings and statuary from a valuable art collection. Rose and his fiancée Joyce Matthews were away after a late dinner with Deems Taylor and his wife. Four servants escaped the fire as the group returned from New York City.
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Mount Kisco
Billy Rose
Tosa
Rose
Mand
Ston
Joyce Matthews
Comy Power Deems Taylor
New York City
See You Next Year Ike Says At Easter Egg Roll
President Eisenhower used White House Easter Monday egg roll to hint at a possible re election. He told children and parents God Love you all See you next year and waved from the balcony with the First Lady. The president noted his grandchildren could not attend due to mumps and chatted with youngsters along the driveway as eggs were exchanged.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
White House
White ‘House
Dhe
Tien
Barbara
Soviet Moslem Unit To Aid Arabs If War Erupts
Cairo papers claim a Soviet Moslem brigade is being trained to aid Arab states if war with Israel breaks out. Reports cite Vienna agency sources and Egyptian officials noting a 90,000 man Mostem brigade linked to President Nasser. Last two British troops left Suez, giving Egypt control of lines and Cairo military HQ.
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Cairo
INS
Israel
Thes
al Gawnaouria
Vienna
Colo. Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mostem
Taract
al Goumhourta
Suez Canal Zone
Port Sniq
Devonshire
Esracil Frontier
Kazakhistan
Uzbekistan
Tadzhikistan
Soviet Union
Worcester Police Shifted A Woman Driver After Errant Turn
In Worcester Massachusetts a gate agent accused a woman driver of making a right turn after signaling left. The driver said she believed the signals told drivers behind her which way to turn, and police noted the confusion over directional indications.
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Worcester
Mass
Gntine
Not Intoxicated Mocorist Pleads Not Guilty
Elroy Cole of 653 Madison St pleaded not guilty in Trade Court to a charge of driving while intoxicated. Judge Ireman Hi Praston set bail at 1500 dollars for reappearance in court April 13. Cole was arrested last night on Madison St by Patrolmen Rob Yoder and Bouls Mangino who said he was driving at a high rate of speed.
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Elroy Cole
Madison St
Rail freight train derails near Cattaraugus County village station
An east bound and west bound Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed just north of the village station in Cattaraugus County. No injuries were reported. Weather notes predict rain and a warm-up with possible showers and a thunderstorm, Easter temperatures around the mid 40s to 60s, and a transition to cooler conditions by Wednesday. Church services occurred in sunny weather despite quirks in the Easter holiday forecast.
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Eara
Baltimore and Ohio
Cattaraugus County
Hancock Field
Dale Collins
Conta
Collins
Today’s Features and Page Tabs Listed
The page lists regular features and their page numbers including Amusements 10, Financial 28, Bridge 17, Ing. Reporter 20, Classified 24 to 27, Radio TV 39, City Life 17, Women 8 to 9 41, Deaths M4, Sports 22, Editorials 8, Your Money 71, Letters 38, Youth Board 17 and Today’s Pictures Fage 12.
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Radio-Tv
Tavern keeper baptizes intruder after shooting during fight
Louisville reports a 25 year old tavern keeper Edelen shot an intruder, Claude Tuia, after the man climbed through a window and assaulted him with a claw hammer. Edelen baptized the dying burglar in the tavern, then charged with manslaughter.
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Louisville
Charles Exelon
Edelon
Edelen
Eadelen
Randazzo
Claude
Tui
Painter
Hill
Bronx hospital men hear first word from cat in delivery room
In a Bronx maternity ward on Easter Sunday two expectant fathers anxiously awaited news and instead heard a long mournful meow from a gray cat under a sofa. The cat then revealed her newborn kitten as the moment of truth, startling the fathers and staff.
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New York
INS
Bronx
Chuckle Caption Turns on Witting Exchange
The strip poses a quip about looks as Chuckle jokes with Susie overhearing a backhanded compliment. The exchange hints at town gossip while lean humor shows both characters in a casual domestic scene. The dialogue plays on mishearing and social wit in a lighthearted daily panel.
Milk Tankers Blockade Violence Hits Detroit Milk Route
In Detroit a milk shortage easing was reported as tank trucks escorted by police broke through blockades. Pickets assaulted two men delivering milk near Saranac, while others kept supplies flowing to 50 percent of normal. A Mason depot was limited to 12 pickets by court order as regional milk associations investigated diversions to Detroit.
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Detroit
Gerald Price
Lake Odessa
Price
Richard Landis
Sheriff's Deputies
Mason
Mugiala
Tminois
Wisconsin
Fair Share Bargaining Assn
Elwoot Howell
Chicago Milk Product Ers Council
al Ericksen
City Co-operative Milk Assn
Genoa
J.C. Hessler
Woodstock Progressive Milk Producers
Woodstock
Chicago
Supreme Court rules states cannot prosecute sedition against federal gov
The Supreme Court held that a state cannot prosecute an individual for a sedition against the federal government, ruling federal protection preempts state charges. The decision clarifies limits of state authority in sedition cases and reinforces federal supremacy in treasonous acts against the U.S. government.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court eases path to integration and Smith Act ruling
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal to end school segregation in Hillsboro Ohio and upheld a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling voiding a federal Smith Act conviction. The case centered on delaying school integration after a Cincinnati circuit court order and involved argues over federal versus state sedition laws with broad state support.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hillstoro
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Out
Hillsboro School Board
Circnt
U. S. Dist
John H. Druffel
Webster’ Washington
Dreffel
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Nelson
High Court
Warren
Reed
Burton
Minton
Black
Franke Kurter
Douglas
Clavie
Har- Han
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Wat
Sobeloff
Sobetok
Alaska
Hawaii
Fox Envy Sparks Peacock Fall in Bristol News Brief
A Bristol report notes a fox reacting with envy caused a peacock to fall from a height on a Sunday. The incident is described as unusual with no injuries reported and no further details available.
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Bristol
England
Dam Plot Uncovered Near Orlennaville City
Algiers dispatch reports a national plot to blow the Oued Fodda dam and nearby zone as police, after an Easter weekend roundup, detained 244 people with a rising death toll feared near 260. The seizure uncovered large quantities of explosives and wiring, and authorities labeled the plot a major security threat.
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Algiers
Orlennaville
14 Survivors After Pittsburgh Airliner Crash Leaves 22 Dead
A twin engine TWA Martin Skyliner crashed on takeoff from Pittsburgh Airport. Twenty two people died and twelve survived. Debris burned in a hillside fire. survivors crawled from wreckage. The morgue and coroner identified victims as investigators and rescue workers continued processing remains. The flight was bound for Newark, New Jersey, with crew and passengers aboard.
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Peitsburgh
Pittsburgh
TWA
Mary Jang
Ning
Long Island
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eax
Air Ials
Ter
William
D. Spinal
McCielan
Newark
N. J
Fanning
Soviets Leave For Rochester Conference Trip
A Soviet scientific delegation departed Moscow bound for the United States to participate in high energy particle conferences at the University of Rochester, radio Moscow reported.
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London
UPI
Moscony
Sunday
United States
University of Rochester
Radio Moscow
Survivors Clamber To Wings After Puget Sound Crash
A New York based Stratocruiser crashed on takeoff near Maury Island in Puget Sound. Of 37 aboard, four were rescued, three Japanese passengers among them, as Coast Guard and Air Force planes aided survivors. The craft sank and later ferries carried survivors to Vashon Island with injuries described as not serious.
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Seattle
Stratocruiser
Puget Sound
Dake
Coast Quard
Northwest Orient Airlines
iTxcoma Internetions
Coast Guard
Air Force
Lemmy
Tran Worl Arties
Pittsburgh
Maury Island
Vashon Island
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