Uranium Rush Opens in California Canyon
Blasts at Kern River Canyon marked California s newest uranium rush drawing about a thousand prospectors under the guard of 50 deputies. Claims quickly overlapped in 2914 acres of Sequoia National Forest as court battles loom over overlapping interests.
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Hobo Hot Springs
Calif
Kern River
California
Rocky Canyon
Sequoia National Forest
Kerfon
Miracle
Kergen
Sheriff's Posse
Manufacturers Association Seeks GAW Solution in Chicago
Chicago hosts a June 15 conference sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers to seek a guaranteed annual wage amid labor demands. Gen Charles C. Haffner Jr. chairs the event as CIO Ford GM UAW talks threaten strikes. keynote Dr. Robert E. Wilson of Standard Oil Indiana will discuss industry responsibility and job security.
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Chicago
National Assn. of Manufacturers
America
Detroit
Charles C. Haffner Jr
Haffner
R. R. Donnelley and Sons
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
UAW
Ford
iFord
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Freed Korean War pilots eager to fly again in Hawaii
Four ex prisoners of war led by Capt Harold Fischer and 1st Lt Roland Parks arrived in Honolulu for a reunion with families. They inspected Hawaii Air National Guard F 86 Sabres and expressed eagerness to return to combat. Intelligence officers questioned them as a tentative schedule listed departure from Hickam Field on Monday.
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Honolulu
T.H
Harol Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Roland Parks
Omaha
Hawaii Air National Guard
Edwin L. Heller
Wynnewood
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Hawaii
Special Air Force
U.S
Fischer
Parks
Hickam Field
Thief Stilling Glass Eyes Hits Petersburg Hotel Room
A Petersburg thief broke into a hotel room and stole 10 glass eyes, prompting questions about his sight and intentions. Police caution the public as investigators review security footage and search for the suspect.
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Petersburg
Animals Infiltrate Korea Truce Zone Amid War’s End
Seoul Daily News reports the demilitarized zone along the Korean Peninsula is being entered by wildlife including tigers foxes wolves and birds. Six Allied soldiers are said to have been mauled by Siberian tigers as patrols continue and civilians remain barred from the zone.
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Seoul Daily News
Syracuse Gaelic Dance At Hibernian Hall Tonight
The Syracuse Gaelic Football Club hosts its annual dance at the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall located at 1200 S Geddes St tonight from 8 to 1. Funds support club activities and community programs.
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Syracuse
American Motors to Lay Off 3400 Workers in Wisconsin
American Motors Corp says 3,400 workers at its Wisconsin plants will be laid off in a downward production adjustment. Kenosha and Milwaukee plants will see cuts, with 2,664 at Kenosha and 1,694 at Milwaukee. The move, effective next Tuesday, reflects high current production and inventories, with no impact on the plastics plant or the El Paso West Coast plant.
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American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
Nash and Hudson Automobiles
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
Irts
AMC
Lobby Costs Listed for 7
Washington reports show seven organizations spent more than 25000 each on lobbying in the first quarter. Top spender National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn with 67073, Congress of Industrial Organizations 37174, AFL 32157, followed by others including National Assn of Electric Companies 29610 and American Farm Bureau Federation 26742. The General Gas Committee Fort Worth Texas and Southern States Industrial Council Nashville Tennessee appear among those filing required reports.
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Washington
House of Representatives
National l Rural Electric Cooperative Assn
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
National Assn. of Electric Companies
General Gas Committee
Fort Worth
Tex
American Farm Bureau Federation
Southern’ States Industrial Council
Nashville
Can't Sleep Says Woman Thief Warns Others
New Jersey woman Mary Padlo 45 admits stealing from stores and hospitals over 10 years to bet on horses. She says, Dont do it, you cant sleep at night. Arrested as she left Clinton prison, she is said to have operated in Pennsylvania, Detroit, and Washington State with alleged losses around $10900.
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New York
New Jersey
Mary Padlo 45
Ho‘boken
N.J
Clinton
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Washington State
Rebel Chief Asks To Join Viet Nam National Arm
Saigon Defense Ministry said Hoa Hao Gen Tran Van Seas chief of staff abandoned the rebel cause and asked to be taken into the national arms. Deputy Minister Tran Trove Dang said the offer to Col Seria Lieu was finalized.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
Hoa Hao Gen
Tran van Seas
Stalf
Thelomse Manister
Tran Trove Dang
Seria Lieu
Bene Stedied
Klock Receives Probation in Bank Case
Bernard E. Klock, a former Syracuse Trust Co bookkeeper, pleaded guilty to a 23 count indictment for misapplication of 1 681 765 in a bank. Judge Brennan placed him on two years probation in Albany, while he serves an eight year prison term in Lewisburg for a related case.
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Bernard E. Klock
U.S
Stephen W. Brennan
Albany
Klock
Syracuse ‘Trust ‘Co
Jackson M. Potter
Potter
Syracuse
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
Lewisburg
The
Marine Midland Corp
Paul R. Titus
Auburn
U. S. Supreme Court
Bolivian Air Chief Killed in Tapacari Plane Crash
Maj. Jorge Jordan Mercado, Bolivian air force chief of staff, died when his plane crashed near Tapacari in eastern Bolivia. An air force sergeant also perished in the incident.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Jorge Jordan Mercado
Tapacari
Truman Praises Truman One Of Great Presidents
Cleveland Ohio Governor Frank Lausche lauds Harry S Truman calling him one of the great presidents. At a $100 dinner for the Truman library fund Lausche defends Truman's policies and says history will judge them well. Truman, 71, defends foreign policy and notes he may disagree with Eisenhower on some points.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Harry Truman
Lausche
Washington
Truman
Truman Library Fund
National Party
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Eiserhowler
Egypt Warns of War Peril Over Gaza Strip
Cairo reports Premier Nasser warns that any attempt by Israel to seize the Gaza Strip means war. The statement, circulated as official, cites UN truce supervisor Burns and quotes Nasser saying he will not be constrained by armistice dictates and will take action if war comes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Israel
Gaza Strip
E.L.M. Burns
United Nations
Nasser
Burns
Noress
New York
U.N
Billy Graham Wins Blessing From Jesuit Weekly
The Jesuit weekly America praised Billy Graham as intelligent and zealous, noting his influence among Protestants and abroad. It said millions seek God and that Graham speaks with conviction on core Christian doctrines.
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New York
Billy Graham
America
Jesuit National Weekly
Graham
God
Billy
Family of Cadott Victims Found Dead in 16 by 20 Shack
Three members of the Warner family were dead and two children hospitalized after being discovered in a tightly closed one room shack two miles north of Cadott Wisconsin. Albert Warner 48 and his wife about 30 and their 5 month old daughter died. Surviving children Michael 5 and Charis 2 were at St Josephs Hospital Chippewa Falls treated for inhaling some kind of gas. Sheriff Dorr could not comment. Names of mother and baby not available.
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Chippewa County
Clifford Dorr
Here
Julia Warner
Former actress Merrick and husband discuss divorce in court
Dorothy Merrick and her founder husband John M. Knoll met in Domestic Relations Court with Judge Elmer D. Doyle for about thirty minutes. They emerged planning a second Hawaii honeymoon while caring for their four children.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Merrick
John M. Knoll
Elmer D. Doyle
Hawaii
Fourth victim identified in Dallas building collapse
The toll rose to four as Norvell Emerson, 40, a hospital employee, was recovered from the wreckage a day after officials said no others remained inside. The three-story building housing a music store, a food shop, and a tavern collapsed Wednesday night, injuring eight others.
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Dallas
Norvell Emerson
Land Tavern
St.Paul’s Hospital
Emerson
Theavern
Texas Methodists Fault Gobel Over Promoting Alcohol
About 1,000 delegates at the Texas Methodist Conference 116th annual meeting criticized George Gobel for a remark allegedly saying you can buy happiness by buying a fifth of liquor. The temperance report urged members to protest Gobel and his sponsors Pet Milk Co. and Armour & Co. by wire or letter.
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Houston
George Gobels
Texas Methodist Conference
TV Star
Temperance
Gobel
Pet Milk Co. and
Armour & Co
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