Hungarians Brace for Martial Law Across Rebellious Nation
Reporters describe police stopping workers transport to slaughterhouses and martial law measures as 130000 refugees crowd the border. Premier Kadar announces military trials for murder arson and looting with death as the penalty while workers councils are dissolved except at individual plants.
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Budapest
Nickelsdorf
Austria
Hungary
Janos Kedar
Red Army
Istvan
Dobi
Weal
Oldest Horseplayer in the United States Claim
William Perry of San Francisco says he is probably the oldest horseplayer in the United States. He celebrates in a city with betting culture and racecourse traditions.
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Perry
San Francisco
United States
Man Denied Remission After Liquor Crash
Nora Vincett, 20, of 121 Shirley Rd Euclid and Comstock Aves was struck. Phillip Marion, 53 of Liverpool Rd pleaded not guilty before Police Justice Irving Worth to a two car crash that injured three. Bail set at 25 dollars. Marion treated at Crouse Irving Hospital and released. Victims Mary D Alessando Anthony D Alessando and Michael Cerrone suffered various injuries. Marion had worked a bar shift earlier and admitted drinking before the crash.
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Page
Nora Vincett
Shirley Rd
Euclid
Comstock
Mary D'Alessandro
Alice St
Solvay
Anthony
Michael Cerrone
Part St
Anthony Gaudiol
Edward Diligent
Marion
Liverpool Rd
D'Alessandro
Gaudio
Refugees Stream Into Austria Despite Hungary Martial Law
Refugees continued to cross from Hungary into Austria despite martial law. Austrian authorities reported 2,589 refugees arriving last night as the ongoing influx persisted across the border.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
First Snow in New York Melts Quickly
New York City recorded its first snowfall of the season yesterday but most of it melted as the Weather Bureau reported the fall barely reached an inch.
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Budapest
Ajmotorman
Three Bay Area
New York
New York City
Weather Bureau
Students Mourn In East Germany
A Saxon newspaper reports Dresden Technical University chemistry students held a minute of silence to mourn the defeat of the Hungarian counterrevolution. The act showed solidarity with Hungary’s rebels amid East German university demonstrations.
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Central Council
Berlin
Saxony
Hungary
Sacchsische Zeitung
Dresden
San Francisco Welcomes Hungarian Refugees Arrival Near
Flags fly at half mast in San Francisco and bells toll in sympathy with Hungary as the first contingent of Hungarian refugees arrives at San Francisco International Airport signaling a new humanitarian effort in California.
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San Francisco
San Franciseco
Hungary
California
Budget And Tax Debate Looms In NewYork State Budget
A $173 million tentative 1955 56 budget faces quick assembly within a week. State aid to localities will rise with built in escalators as school and institutional needs grow. Highway spending expands and surplus projections top $25 million, fueling tax relief speculation.
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WGS
Juliet
Health Commission On Educational Finance
Harriman
Division of State Police
Addii
Mother Jailed for Cruelty in Michigan Case
In Pontiac Michigan Mia Woyait Was Gulvidich was sentenced to the maximum 34 to 4 years for cruelty to children Judge George B Hartrick called the crime the most heinous he has seen. Her husband William was acquitted. Their 12 children aged 9 months to 13 years were left alone at Kenge Harbor home on August 23 Sherry Wilkin tied to a bed with burn injuries.
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Pontiac
Mich
Adam Wyatt
Oakland
George B. Hartrick
Mia Woyait
Gulvidich
Sherry Wilkinson
William
Kenge Harbor
Sherry
Negro Flogging Trial Opens in Bushnell Florida
Circuit Court opens with seven white men charged in the flogging of Jesse Woods a 39 year old Wildwood Negro. The defendants include Ezekial Aldeman George Altman Max Stumberg Robert Nesmith Seaman Lundy Doyle Polk and Keith Sands. Charges include false imprisonment aggravated assault and principal versus accessory roles.
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Atty
A. P. Buie
Altman
Polk
Woods
Colonaid touted as new laxative relief for constipation
An advertisement promotes Colonaid as a breakthrough laxative that re-moistens a dry colon and adds bulk to stimulate urge, claiming overnight relief for constipation. It emphasizes safety during pregnancy, no gagging or bloating, and states a GO tablet pack costs 98 cents with under 2 cents per tablet.
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Colonaid
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