Grosvenor to Sell Killarney Estate on Block Over Tax Woes
Beatrice Grosvenor, heir to the Kenmare estate in County Kerry, plans to auction Killarney holdings to raise funds as Irish and British tax pressures loom on the legacy. The 8,300 acre property, including Baltimore House and the famed Kenmare hill area, is described as central and scenic, with speculation over price and buyers.
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Kenmare
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Boston
Irich
Keening
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Central County
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AIS
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Bank robbery in Southport Indiana nets $65000
A masked gunman abducted bank president John A Whalen and his wife from their southeast Indianapolis home and forced six female employees to the Southport State Bank. He fled with about $65000 after the vault timed lock released, escaping in Whalen’s 1956 black Oldsmobile. State police searched the area by air.
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Southport. Ind
Southport
John A. ‘Whalen
Whalen
Indianapolis
Renna Riser
Doorman Returns Found Envelope Containing 4000 Dollars
Liat Kremer, 53, a doorman at Tudor Gardens in New York, found an envelope in the gutter containing 4000 dollars. He turned it over to the police, and the money was later claimed by another person, with a dispute over ownership to be resolved within 60 days.
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New York
Liat Kremer
Tudor Gardens
Kramer
Dehydrated Eye Bank Seeks Dry Storage Breakthrough
In a chaotic report from a Chicago medical section, Dr. King introduces a dehydration eye preservation method that could store corneas without refrigeration for months. The technique uses vacuum packaging and glycerin soaking, enabling eye banks to ship preserved tissue with minimal cold storage. Further testing and medical debate continue as experts weigh viability and safety.
Miller Interviewed Ohio Weighs Choice Of Education Head
Louis Santiago of the Bronx remains in critical condition after a botched attempt at self harm using a rope in Crotona Park. Two youths rescued him as he dangled from the rope, and he was hospitalized with head injuries. In Ohio, Robert Manchester said a new education superintendent may be named next month, with Dr. Paul A. Miller among candidates and Syracuse educators also under consideration. A Syracuse citizens letter opposing Miller warns of dictatorial methods, but Miller says the reaction there may be favorable and defends open discussion while Syracuse boards denounce the anonymous attack. The situation follows years of harassment concerns toward superintendents amid ongoing school leadership debates.
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New York
INS
Louis Santiago
Bronx
Fartham Hospital
Oscar Proenza
Crotona Park
Oscar
Louis
Robert Manchester
Ohio State Board of Education
de. Paul A. Miller
Syracuse
Chia
Miller
Charltom Myers
Miler
Chile
Kran H. Arwes
Syracuse Board of Education
Robeson Contempt Vote By House Committee
The House Committee on Un American Activities voted to cite Paul Robeson for contempt of Congress after a heated exchange with Chairman Walter and members. The panel then unanimously recommended contempt to Congress, part of an inquiry into possible passport use by Communists and others. Robeson defended his stance and denied any contempt, saying he was standing his ground as his counsel called the move absurd.
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Washington
House
Paul Robeson
Congress
Walter
D-Pa
Robeson
Congres
Milton H. Friedman
Weatherman Andy Keller Predicts Hot, Humid Rise
The forecast notes high temperatures today near five and today reaching 90. Thunderstorms or showers are possible tomorrow as southerly winds bring more moisture. Winds shift west to southwest at 16 to 20 mph with warming conditions through Wednesday.
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Tommorrow
Andy Keller
Socialite Wife of Surgeon Arraigned on Dope Charges
Ossining socialite Mrs. Welen Reilly 48, wife of Dr John W. Reilly, arraigned in New York on conspiracy to violate federal narcotics laws for forging her husband’s prescription blanks to obtain narcotics. Drug store owner Napoli said he was blackmailed by a mysterious stranger over nearly 410,000 and staged a burglary to cover shortages. Reilly admitted narcotics use for five years. bond set at 1000 pending grand jury action. no drug ring found, authorities say.
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Ossining
Daced Wand
Acton
Jatranger
Welen Reilly
Reilly
Jean Tae
Rev York
Hiroshima
Joseph Napoli
Mom-Ha
Napoli
Howev
Cops nix Bermuda shorts for weather in Muskegon
Muskegon police rejected Bermuda shorts for hot weather and prefer neckties instead. The informal poll drew laughter from officers, with one patrolman summarizing the reaction as dismissive. Castle stated he received an overwhelming response against Bermuda shorts.
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Muskegon
Mich
Ciel
Fred
Castel
VFW asks Bradley to resign from post
The Twelfth District of the VFW demanded Gen Omar M. Bradley resign as a member and former chairman of a presidential commission that urged trimming veteran benefits. The report notes the call came amid controversy over benefits reductions.
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VFW
Bradley
Sy. Louis
INS
Omar M. Bradley
Senate urged to restore 600 million in foreign aid bill
Administration civilian and military leaders urged Senate leaders to restore at least 600 million of the 1.1 billion cut from the foreign aid bill. Dulles and Admiral Radford warned of great injury if the sum is not added to the House passed 3.85 billion authorization. President Eisenhower, hospitalized after abdominal surgery, sent an oral plea through Sherman Adams for the full amount.
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House
White House
Dulles
Adm J Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Radford
President Signs 3 Documents Feeling Fine
President Eisenhower, on the fourth day after surgery, signs three papers while seated. He receives a briefing from Sherman Adams on a bipartisan White House meeting about the foreign aid bill and thanks participating senators. Also discusses with Maj Gen Wilton B. Persons and Andrew Goodpaster. The actions include emergency spending of 900,000 for Clear Creek County Colorado flood relief, a new Army flag design, and the International Wheat Agreement for 1956.
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Chuef
Sherman Adams
Lng
White House
Adams
Desides Adams
Wilton B. Persons
Lalson
Congress
Clear Creek County
Colorado
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Ning
Army
Brucker
Une
We Will Be Richest Nikita Tells Workers
Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev addressed workers in Stalingrad promising "tomorrow we shall be richer" as Moscow Radio quoted excerpts of the speech. The crowd cheered, and Khrushchev spoke alongside other Russian leaders amid a thin reception.
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Communist Party
Nikita & Khrushchev
Stalingrad
United States
Moscow
Tadic
I. Ae Ee
Moscow Radio
Titol
Wienatachin
Ces Ahem
Coun
INATO to Build New Installations
A Khrushchev speech at a hydroelectric site sparks laughter as a crowd of workers is told that capitalism may be replaced by Soviet power. He asserts Western Europe must accept peace while offering no interference abroad. Moscow Radio quotes hardline Stalinist phrasing as supporters shout affirmations.
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Khrushchev
Paris
North Atlantic
Cornick
Ace
Mustary
Atakh
Western Europe
Dulles Notes Mixed Signs in Soviet Behavior
Secretary of State Dulles said there are encouraging developments in the Soviet Union but cautioned it is hard to judge if the regime will become more responsive or revert to Stalinist practices. He referenced Khrushchev’s speech and the idea of a system of dictatorship while noting possible greater worker freedom and discussions with AFL-CIO leader George Meany.
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Dulles
Stalin
Khrushchev
Hkhrushchev
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Soviet Union
Chuckle at the Ninth Hole Triggered by Derival Remark
A golfer at the ninth hole quips about a derival test remark describing it as a beaut. His companion, tired of the running joke, retorts that it would be a pity if it could be stuffed. The light exchange captures a playful club-house moment in a casual tone.
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Derival
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