Marine sergeant defends disciplinary march over drownings
Sergeant Matthen C. McKeon of Worcester, MA, says he ordered a night march to teach discipline after five recruits drowned and another vanished at Paris Island. Gen. Pate calls the march unusual and outside disciplinary authority. McKeon issued a statement through attorney Jere Collins.
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Worcester
Mass
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Jeremah Collins
Newark
Liem
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
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Pate
Joseph C. Burger
Michard Asker
Parris Utlea
Manda Clasped
Reporter Island
Primatory
AP Wirenlioto
Grieved sister blasts dead youth leader claim
A sister denounces the leader of the dead youth as she reacts to the drowning of Marine recruits during a hike at Puzzly Lang Marine Base. The incident involved Staff Sgt McKeon Worcester Mass and drill sergeant Irdham who allegedly guided recruits into water. Telegraph offices in Geneva and nearby communities reported the tragedy as details emerged. Concluded on Page 8 Col 1.
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Charles Francis Reilly
White
Puzzly Lang
Marina Base
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Worcester
Mass
Marine Corps
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Parris Island
Frank Pond
Geneva
Marily
Central New
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Charles
Marines
Wiliam
Charley
Speeding youth fined and court sentencings reported
A 19 year old basketball player from Assumption High received a $110 fine and three day county jail sentence after appearing in Trade Court before Judge Truman T Preston. Joseph A D Amandro aged 18 of 508 Baecher Street was arrested for speeds up to 75 mph on W Genesea Street. Police report conflicting details amid a weather forecast section mentioning rain and chilly temperatures.
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Towm
Onondaga County
Truman T. Preston
Joseph A. D'Alemandro
Baecher St
Bruno Morbiio
W. Genesea
DiAleasandro
D'Alamandro
New York
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Courtahoum
D'Alevandro
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Saline
Fevel
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Keller
Peratura
Koller
Tension Aboard Ship Pa Kelly Firm Up After Advising Grace
Southern Democrats vow Senate fight over civil rights legislation as pressure mounts on President Eisenhower. Report notes Rep Barrett O'Hara condemns administration handling while Sen Hill defends Brownell recommendations as a political program aimed at states and local communities. Meantime John B. Kelly seeks to firm up his daughters wedding plans as Grace mansions swirl in coverage aboard the Constitution near the Mediterranean.
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Grace
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Tepe Keating
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Wiliam L. Miler
L-Ny
Bill Bile
Illinois Vote Sparse in Primary Amid Tension
Illinois primary voter turnout appeared light with sparse campaigns and competing claims of support. President Eisenhower’s re election prospects and Adlai Stevenson’s position drew attention as precincts reported mixed participation and tense exchanges at polling sites.
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Exgenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
High Voltage Shock Kills Man at Substation
James E. Hamblin, 40, Widower and father of seven, of RD 2 Contra Square, died instantly at 11:30 am after contact with a 4000 volt line at Niagara Mohawk Corp substation 61 West Bellevue. He worked as a resistor operator and was repairing a 4000-volt disconnect. Fellow workers and an Eastern ambulance provided artificial respiration but he died at the scene. Hamblin’s widow died in childbirth months ago.
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RD. 2
Contra Square
Niagara Mohawl Corp
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Lyette St. Corporation
Hat Bun
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Eastern Ambulance
Farablin
William Hunter Lid Hamblin
Deforest Palen
Glencove Rd
Palen
Hunter
Hamblin
Folen
Obscenity and Charity Laws Tightened in Albany
Albany acts tighten obscenity control and charity regulations as Harriman signs bills expanding penalties for peddlers of pornography and related materials. The measures target obscene slides and similar offerings, aiming to curb distribution and prove intent in prosecutions.
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Pogaeuston
Harriman
UN Mission Opens Amid Rising Israeli Arab Tensions
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld began a Palestinian peace mission in Tel Aviv meeting Israeli officials before traveling to Cairo. The trip follows renewed Arab Israeli clashes as UN observers monitor the truce line near Syria and Lebanon. Syrian officials report a failed cross border incursion as regional tensions spike.
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Tarnel Uh
Dag Mammoarskjold
Palestina
Yeraeli
Calero
Memmarskjold
Lydda
TL. M. Burn
Truce Chip IL
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Calra
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nosaer
Israel
Damascus
el Zawinh
U.N
Humorous snippet on cars and a talking Pie
An OCR fragment presents a whimsical dialogue about buying a new car and a playful exchange where a Pie mentions Lucy coming from a plant. The readable text shows awkward phrasing and missing pieces but conveys a light joke tone.
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Milly
Luey
Panties Flutter Atop Big Ben Diambd Deurial
A curious scene unfolds atop Big Ben as fluttering undergarments catch the eye of passersby. The incident spotlights public space, folklore, and media buzz surrounding daring rooftop antics.
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Big Ben
Kilburn Renews Camp Drum Issue Amid Alarmed Debate
In Washington Representative Kilburn renews conflict over Camp Drum after a contentious week. The report cites discussions of installation delays and safety concerns near the Thames River and mentions police involvement and a 16 year old named in related incidents. The piece notes broader political stakes and media coverage across London and Washington with references to public figures and legal actions.
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Kilburn
Army
Teguha
Theresa London
Iyemonta
Beberle
Landon
Ana
Etry Tag
Thoraise
Anthony Rendon Shyearakl
Antony
Seere
Renery
Congress alerted to possible U S troop action in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles briefed congressional leaders on a possible administration request for U S military intervention in the Middle East if danger escalates in Gaza and surrounding areas. Republican Leader Martin warned the note was exploratory and would seek U N and allied support. discussions included potential joint U S British action and a deadline related to cease-fire efforts.
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M Martn
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Martin
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