Warburg to chair Eisenhower Nixon group in New York
Paul Felix Warburg, aide to Eisenhower in North Africa, accepts the chairmanship of the New York State Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon. Separately, a man tentatively identified as Michael Scrissiano was found dead by a car in Albany County. Pupils save 60 million dollars, a 17.6 percent rise in 153 communities offering mutual savings services.
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McCarthy Says Students Tried to Enter His Office
Three college students were questioned by police after Senator McCarthy accused them of attempting to break into his office. Officers reported two claimed Harvard affiliation and one identified as a Dartmouth student from the group.
Wreckage of secret British turbojet recovered
Across multiple spots in Britain and Europe, reports note recovery of all debris from a secret P-120 turbojet crash near Andover. incidents include a judge finding a cloak on a statue at Old Bailey, a birthday milestone for Britain's oldest woman, and various international news briefs from Istanbul to Durban and Stuttgart.
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Buildings Ready To Roll With Atomic Blasts
Washington reports a new Federal Civil Defense manual shows buildings can be designed to absorb an atom blast by yielding and rolling with the force. Windowless structures can survive by absorbing the strike while the peak passes, leaving the building deformed but intact.
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Police Watch Acropolis Rites
John Acropolis a 44 year old labor reader was buried under police guard amid concern over his murder. Funeral at St John’s Episcopal Church drew about 5000 mourners, many from Yonkers union circles, where he was found shot dead in his Yonkers apartment after Tuesday’s discovery.
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Plane crashes into crowd at Danish air show
A Swedish two seater sport plane plowed into spectators at Nykoebing Falster air show. A five year old girl was killed and eight others injured as the plane veered off the runway during landing. About 5 000 people watched the demonstration by six Swedish planes.
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Super-Jet Giant Bomber Tested
Britain announced a successful test of the Avro A-69S four engined delta bomber near Woodford Airfield Cheshire. The dart shaped aircraft can approach sound speed and carry a large payload over long distances, with a 36 minute maiden flight reported.
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Beauty Winner in Fleetwood Pageant Claims Natural Curves
In Fleetwood England a swimsuit finals winner Sydney June Walker aged 18 denounced artificial aids saying her fit figure is natural. An interviewer checked contestants before the parade and two unidentified rivals were found to have forbidden aids hidden in their costumes claiming rival gimmicks.
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All-Out Adlai Hedges On Poland At Convention
The 11th annual convention of Americans of Polish Descent in Buffalo received telegrams from presidential candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson on restoring Poland’s freedom. Stefan Sliwinski said Eisenhower supported restoration and Stevenson urged patient steady action to end subjugation of free peoples.
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State Taxes Up Sharply to 9 Billion Dollars in 1952
The Commerce Department reports state tax revenues reached 59.838 billion in fiscal year 1952, a 10.1 percent rise from 1951 and the 19th consecutive record high. General sales taxes led at 2.229 billion, with income taxes up 16.3 percent to 1.736 billion. California led state collections at 1.064 billion, New York at 1.024 billion, Nevada the lowest at 14.48 million, per capita differences noted.
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Farouk Hoard Found in Cairo Safe
Cairo reports that a steel safe hidden in a Beida Cotton Dyeing Company offices held about 1 million pounds in foreign company shares valued at roughly $2.87 million. The safe was stored in a Kafr El Dawar cotton mill and will be moved to Cairo under custodians of Farouk's property.
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Italian American Veterans Convene in Providence
The ninth national convention of the Italian American World War Veterans of the United States opened with a pledge to rededicate in preserving freedom and democracy. National Commander Michael A. Deleo of Bristol urged delegates to boost patriotism at home and promote democracy abroad.
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Mass Vacation Sparks Firefighter Pay Raise Bid
Except for the fire chief, Marmua city firefighters asked Service Director Lowell Russell for a two year leave of absence to earn more money. They cited debts and living costs as reasons for seeking the extended time off to push for higher pay.
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Eisenhower Briefed On Economics By Baruch
Dwight D Eisenhower received a 30 minute briefing on economics and inflation in New York. Bernard Baruch declined to endorse either Eisenhower or Adlai Stevenson saying voters do not want to be told how to vote.
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Dwight D Eisenhower
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Savannah Braces as Hurricane Skirts South Carolina Coast
Evacuation orders reach Thunderbolt and coastal areas while Savannah faces only edge of the blow. Charleston sees rising seas and stalled beach evacuations as Navy craft move to safe moor and Gov Byrnes returns toward Columbia amid a stiff storm.
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Slain Woman's Mate Questioned
TOWSON Md PI G Edward Grammer 33 year old manager of a New York metals and mining firm was questioned for more than four hours yesterday in the mysterious slaying of his wife Authorities indicated a break in the case soon Mrs Dorothy May Grammer 33 was found dead Aug 20 in her car which plunged down a hill near the Baltimore city line Her death once thought an accident was now termed homicide and police describe it as a clever attempt to commit the perfect murder
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Communists protest POW casualties at Panmunjom
In Tokyo on Sunday Communists protested Red casualties in war prisoner camps. They cited the killing of one prisoner and injuring 26 in Allied camps from August 24 to 27. Nam Il, chief Communist truce negotiator, delivered the protest to Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison at Panmunjom during a liaison meeting.
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Deaf Group Urges Easier Auto Insurance for Deaf Riders
The Association of the Deaf at its 39th biennial convention urged insurers to issue policies more fairly to deaf persons. The group said many deaf individuals are capable drivers but face difficulties obtaining coverage.
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Census predicts 98 million can vote in November
The Census Bureau estimated that more than 8 million civilians will be old enough to vote in the November election, including 7.5 million first-time voters. The forecast exceeds by 3.5 million the count of residents 21 or older at the 1945 election, though it does not predict actual voter turnout.
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Eisenhower Challenged by Stalin Fear Claim
Senator Irving Ives said Stalin fears General Eisenhower most of all leaders, calling Malik’s UN remarks proof that Ike would drive world peace. Ives asserted Eisenhower’s Legion speech laid a foundation for lasting peace the Soviet leader cannot tolerate, amid campaign attacks and war scare rhetoric.
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Sparkman Defends Containment Policy at Veterans Event
Senator John J. Sparkman rejected fears the containment policy was only a delaying tactic. He argued containment aims to halt Communist expansion, restore free-world strength, and deter aggressors, citing the Marshall Plan NATO and mutual defense pacts. He praised U.S. Korea leadership and noted gains in Asia and Europe.
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Plane Crash During Speed Demo Endangers Crowd
A speed climbing demonstration ends in disaster when a plane loses its right wing at low altitude. Bullets fly over a field but cause no injuries. Fire crews recover two charred bodies as police cordon off the crash area and cars burn beneath the wreckage.
Rescued from Rock, Two Men Hospitalized in Toronto Incident
A man identified as Thomas Peacock, 57, of Toronto, Ontario, was rescued after being stranded on a rock. Park patrolmen used a weighted line but Peacock cut it free with a pocket knife and wrapped it around his waist. He collapsed on shore and was hospitalized along with the rescuer named S. Seth.
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Bank President Near Death After Self Inflicted Wounds
William H. Abel 45 president of Central National Bank of Mineola shot himself in the chest at his home delaying police questioning about a $350000 alleged swindle by Lillian B. Robinson 47. Robinson, jailed on a $10000 bail on forgery charges, is tied to loans for Ideal Insulators and Ideal Aluminum. The investigation involves alleged loans using fictitious names while Abel, a former director of Ideal Aluminum, faced public scrutiny as prosecutors pursued further witnesses. Local authorities hinted at other participants in the scheme.
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A F Veterans Elect Airline Executive President
Arthur F. Kelly of Los Angeles former vice president for sales at Western Airlines was elected president of the Air Force Association at its annual convention. The 39 year old succeeds Harold Stuart and pledged to tell the public that air power is the price of freedom.
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Farley Urges Square Deal For Postmen
James Farley praised the nation's letter carriers as messengers of human emotions and urged a square ideal and pride in the essential postal system. He spoke at the dedication of the National Association of Letter Carriers headquarters, recalling the 40-hour week and efforts to ease the 1930s downturn for postal workers.
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Missing Boy Found Near Cabin After Night in Woods
Mike Wade, 3 half years old, missing for about 18 hours in rugged timber near Payson Arizona, was found in good condition by searchers less than half a mile from the cabin where he vanished. His father William H Wade of Phoenix asked if he wanted to go home and the boy said he wanted to go fishing.
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Beltone Booth at State Fair Offers Free Shopping Bags
Attractive shopping bags will be distributed free at the Beltone Hearing Aid booth in the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building. The bags are courtesy of Edward N. Melvin and Associates of Syracuse. Visitors can submit a friend or relative's name for a drawing. the winner receives a Beltone One Unit Hearing Aid and a table radio prize. Hearing tests are offered at the booth.
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