Attendance not mandatory at session as blaze tears through Orton Hollow
Orton Hollow, Oswego County, suffered a fire that destroyed the Beamish residence yesterday. A defective kerosene stove sparked the blaze at 9:30 A M as Joe Becamish Beamish and his wife Doris prepared to host 23 guests. Beamish rushed to call help after sparks spread toward the roof. Williamstown volunteers fought the fire while many were in church. Concluded on Page 3, Column 5.
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Oswego County
Joe Becamish
Werald-Journal
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Beamish
John F. Cook
Doris
Beamishes
the Herald
Willamstown
U S Asks Reversal On Lattimore Perjury Indictment
The Justice Department urged the U S Court of Appeals to reinstate a seven count perjury indictment against Far Eastern scholar Owen Lattimore. Prosecutors argued Judge Luther Youngdahl erred ruling four counts invalid and that oral arguments may occur this fall. Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor, was charged with lying seven times before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
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Justice Department
U. S. Court of Appeals
Owen Lattimore
U. S
Leo A. Bover
Luther
W. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Venice man charged with animal cruelty after dog abuse
Tron Hand, also known as Heston Webst, was arrested in Venice California on cruelty to animals charges after police say he pinched a dog with pliers and admitted harming the animal's life.
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Cali
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Webst
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Editorial note on Marquis Childson and the Smirt empire
A terse editorial paragraph from the daily features section focuses on Marquis Childson forecasting the decline of the Smirt empire. The piece urges patience as decades unfold and hints at geopolitical shifts influencing national discourse.
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Marquis Childson Teday
Ironing Advice Stresses Daily Wrinkle Reduction
Mamie Whisnant of North Carolina State College says ironing begins with hanging clothes to dry and how they are hung greatly affects wrinkles. She notes ironing is easier with fewer wrinkles and recommends using a wide adjustable board that allows sitting while ironing.
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Raleigh
N.C
Mamie Whisnant
North Carolina State College
Probers Seek Aid in Finding Hidden Communist Infiltration
A Senate judiciary subcommittee on internal security urged current and former government workers to help identify Communists still inside the government. The 20 year probe, led by Senator Jenner, warned that Soviet penetration remains significant and not fully exposed. In Mount Vernon a man named Heckett reportedly entered a firehouse and drove away a hose truck, prompting an investigation by police. In Akron a civil suit seeks damages over a vehicle collision that injured a pedestrian.
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Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Jenner
R-Ind
United States
Rovern
Mount Vernon
Thomas
Ment
EL Heckett
Heckett
Akron
Elean
Howe
Toad
Dunn Sorry He Was Progressive Denies Informing on POWs
A distraught Baldwinsville mother learns her son Harold Dunn, a released prisoner of war, admitted becoming a progressive and denounced Communism after years in a Japanese prison camp. She questions the press's line and says her son would not betray fellow prisoners. He told New York reporters he opposed Communism and faced strain from fellow inmates. Concluded on Pane 11, Column 2.
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Pie
Harold Dunn
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New York City
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United Press
Dana
Ellen Dunn
Hayeshit
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Free TradeUrgent Call From Administration Advi
President Eisenhower released an admistrations adviser Lewis W. Douglas report warning freer foreign trade is essential to unity and stability. It criticizes 30 years of import barriers and urges a prompt policy shift toward gradual, vigorous relaxation of restrictive trade laws. Douglas calls for candor and a clear commitment to freer trade in international currency and trade relations with Britain.
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Eisenhower
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
America
Dougal
U.S
Britain
Morocco Jails Full Istiqlal Nationalists After Arrests
Morocco's Istiqlal movement faced a mass French crackdown with more than 1,000 Arabs detained on anti French activity charges. Jails were crowded as police and troops maintained control across Rabat and the protectorate after Sultan Mohammed Ben Arafa’s replacement. The former sultan was in prison and Istiqlal posed the main challenge to French rule.
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Sultan Sidi Mohammed den Youre
Mouley Mohammed Ben Arata
Cortica
Wacs Set Weight Rules For Enlisted Women
Washington reports new Army regulation on women in the Women's Army Corps requiring weight to be within height and age limits, with a focus on a well distributed figure. It notes no forced slimming, emphasizes stay in shape through daily activity, and outlines steps for those overweight to meet standards or face formal exercise.
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Easity
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Wace Cecnmander
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Bern
Shah seeks aid as Mossadegh hidden amid crisis
In Temiran Premier Mossadegh is moved to an undisclosed jail while Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi asks for money from any country willing to help. The royalist Zehedi confirms Mossadegh’s removal from detention as Iran braces under a crackdown on the Tudeh party and seeks international aid, including possible Soviet or American sources.
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United States
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Face Lifting for Greenwich Village New York
A Greenwich Village face lifting plan announced by city officials aims to rejuvenate parts of the Bohemian neighborhood without disturbing its historical and architectural contours. Three housing proposals for 4036 families will be developed in the area, with a total investment exceeding $62,000,000.
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Greenwich Village
Meg's RAF Man To Visit London
Group Captain Peter Townend of the RAF is linked with Princess Margaret and may visit London. It would be his first trip to the city since serving as embassy air attaché in Brussels. Unclear if he will meet Princess Elizabeth or Queen Elizabeth II during a Balmoral visit.
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Ponces Margaret
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Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Chuckle Tale Of Pools And A Mansion Prank
A puzzled Teun stacks fails to bait a mansion and three pools, one filled with enol water, another with wana water, the third left empty. The tale describes a quirky plan and hints at friends unable to manage it.
Police Crackdown On Taxi Overcharges Amid Bus Strike
Police Chief Kinney ordered a crackdown on taxi overcharges during the bus strike. Passengers are urged to secure a receipt, driver name and number, taxi license, owner's name, car license, and cab color. With enough evidence, drivers may face reprimand. call police with details.
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John A. Kinney
Clifford Ours
Police
France Still Facing Peril
Paris reports that non Communist strikers defied readers and kept France in semi paralysis, threatening Premier Laniel's government. Hy vast numbers of Socialist and Catholic laborers remain idle as leaders push to settle three week old walkouts crippling mines and public works. The Communists seized on the unrest to urge an all out general strike. The National Assembly debates recall and confidence vote as deputies face a prolonged labor crisis.
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Paris
Joseph Lantet
France
National Assembly
Rency
Laniel
Camera stolen during Hollywood TV crew incident
Police say a television camera was stolen after a small plane incident near New York. Investigators report two men fled with the gear, valued at about $50,000, leaving an area off limits. No injuries were reported.
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York
Hollywood
Tad Mane
Ametian Broadcasting
Ms Holly
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Weather forecast bright with sunny skies and warm temps
Bristol weather centers report mostly fair conditions with a high near 84 and low around 58 as a warm spell continues. Light west winds 8 to 12 miles per hour expected, with sunny days and mild nights ahead and no significant storms anticipated.
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Labor Board seeks conference to end Syracuse transit strike
The State Labor Relations Board announced efforts to arrange a Wednesday meeting in Syracuse among AF L or United Mine Workers reps and Syracuse Transit Corp officials to end the weekly strike by about 475 bus workers. District 50 UMW petition prompted the talk, but attendance is not mandatory and the USLW would not meet until the NLBR certifies the independent union.
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