Bride, 19, Kidnapped and Attacked Near Potomac Park
A 19 year old bride was assaulted and kidnapped early today in a picnic park near the Potomac River. Two young men, captured with the assault, dragged her from a car and fled. police say one suspect confessed. Both face charges of kidnapping and assault with intent to commit a crime. investigation ongoing in Fairfax County Virginia.
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Gunther
Potomac River
Winnetka
Noval En Staal
Fairfax County
Virginia
Jers. Dames
Compromise Sought as Senate Debates Price Controls
Senators battle over extending and trimming economic controls amid a looming expiry. Douglas seeks to strike a rollback provision while Williams pushes to withdraw farm support if price ceilings endure. House leaders prepare a possible one month extension as Congress weighs action on broad stabilization measures.
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Douglas
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Grantic
Wil Hams
Majom
Williams
Starind
Senate
Congress
Prague Archbishop jailed by Red regime reported by Vatican radio
Vatican radio reported Archbishop Josef Fieran of Prague has been reeled to house arrest amid demonstrations. The regional authorities under Czechoslovakia's Communist regime removed him from his post and confined him to a residence in Prague.
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Vatican Radio
Josef Fieran
Prague
Trontier
Sarchoslovakia
Cathottes
Today's features tagring it over page 10
Amusements and regular features span pages 10 and 11 with listings on financial, sports, and bridge content. The clipping notes editorial marks and page references across sections including Amusements 22 and 27 and a TV/drain sprint item.
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Ing. Reptier Cry Bite
Radyws TV
Sprint T Financial 3S Sports
Tonaws Pictures
Hearings on Teen Drug Addiction Televised
Senate crime investigators today exposed an epidemic of teen drug addiction. A 17-year-old youth described quitting school to earn money for his habit, detailing his cravings and treatment at a federal hospital. The testimony highlighted the extent of the problem and efforts to address it.
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Washington
Senate
Hoy
U. S. Public Health Service
Confesses Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty in Groesz Case
Televised hearings reveal a teenage heroin user admitting early drug exposure and a Catholic archbishop confessing to plots against the government. Prosecutor Gyula Alapi in Budapest seeks the severest punishment for Roman Catholic figures tied to the case while trials continue amid political tension and grand jury delays.
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Hungary
Gyula Alapi
Monntion School
New York
Asj
Joszef Groesz
Victor H. Vogel
U. S
Public Health
Mersu
Lexington
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Amnessag Lle Crite
Streni
Bataston Sea
Thelio
Saratoga County
Comarca
Vorder
Supreme Court
Leo
Slayer Given Life Term for Lennox Murder in Canandaigua
Frank H. Webster, 23, of Manchester was found guilty Saturday of murdering Charles G. Lennox, a Reena ur business executive. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Auburn State Prison by Justice Frederic I. Henry. Webster, vice president of Rochester Electrotype & Engraving Co., was killed October 5 after allegedly giving Lennox a nitchnike elite.
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Frank H. Webster
Manchester
Charles G. Lennox
Reenauer
Aulica
Frederic I. Henry
Supreme Court
Man Goeth Area Steweth COOLERSTOWN
The village board convened a meeting to consider a proposal for a tee-delivery service in five Cairo County communities. George F. Robinson, 19, described as the operator, faced warnings about potential risks and could not secure a substitute. The board decided not to permit operation without safety safeguards, citing possible hazards and regulatory concerns.
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Coolerstown
Jn Westew
George F. Robinson
Cisegn
A. Ingal
Tangle
Dalys plan engagement and marriage for fall
Daley family news from Avicheta Missouri area indicates Rasenia Daly is proceeding with engagement and marriage plans this fall. Charies Daly is noted as the fiancé, with spelling and name variations appearing in the fragment.
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Charies L
Margaret Truman Tours Rome in 9 Day Italy Visit
Margaret Truman stepped into Rome sunlight after 24 hours on a train from Paris. U S Far East Air Forces HQ reported a nine day visit in Italy. Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer welcomed her at the American Embassy. She is to stay at Clemente Duna residence and attends events at a golf course on May 20.
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Margaret Truman
Tokyo
U. S
Far East
Paris
Forces Headquarters
Italy
George E. Stratemervory
Aciaek
Wud
Irs
Clement Duna
27 Tankers Tied Up At Abadan In Oil Payment Dispute
British actions escalate over Abadan blockage as 27 tankers, ten loaded with oil, face refusal of clearance by Iranian authorities. Anglo Iranian Oil Company orders all its vessels to depart Abadan immediately while captains are pressured to sign receipts acknowledging due payments. Inflation of tensions follows in the oil trade.
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London
Britain
Mauritius
Abadan
Hebert Morrison
House of Commons
Anglo Iranian Oi Company
Abadani
Tean
Nartionalized Oil Company
Neces Ween Enn
Disaster feared as Iran oil dispute moves toward disaster
Secretary of State Acheson warned the British Iranian oil dispute is moving toward disaster with no bright spots. Morrison said the company may shut Abadan refinery if Iran persists, threatening tanker departures and a possible halt of operations within days. Britain will protect its subjects and may act to enforce safety, with preparations for swift action.
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Washington
Acheson Sai
Morrison
Ihe Company
Sesued
Abadan
Neu
Eough
Iran
ATOC
Britain
Persia
Warren Asks Crime Debate
Warren presses for a broad crime debate amid a Senate probe. He cites Gov. OConor of Maryland and alleges gambling corruption in Baltimore, with a July hearing date and a subpoena to Warren yet to be served.
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Mami
Fla.4
Futer Warren
Senate
O'Conor
Stull
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Maryland
Baltimore
Mini
Crime Committee
Warren 10
Washington
Povernor
Spare Tax Efforts Women Tell Snyder Acheson Sees Korean Peace Hope
Eleven Texas housewives told Secretary of Treasury Snyder they would resist collecting social security taxes from their servants if pressed. Secretary Acheson, before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, outlined U.S. aims in Korea as resisting aggression and restoring peace and security, while stressing the UN, negotiations, and possible ceasefire.
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Texas
Jit Treasury
John W. Snyder
Washington
Achesn
Ta Ania Aoe
Korea
Shee
House
Homer
United States-tion
Snyrter
Merited Award Highlighted in Odd Local Digest
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions a merit award to Ketro amid scattered phrases about Mathers closing Tide and neat, sister closings, and a father’s class fair. The readable facts are sparse and disjointed, with no clear event date or organization beyond possible name Ketro and a merit award reference.
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Father
Funior's
Ridgway Tours Front as Korea Front Braces for Move
General Matthew Ridgway visited the stalemated Korean front for a firsthand inspection amid rumors of a cease-fire. UN and Communist forces trade control of hills and ridgelines near Kumsong as contacts intensify. Ridgway returned to Tokyo after briefing President Rhee and noting renewed activity around the 38th Parallel.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme United Nations
Hig
Amta
Ridgway
Pyongyang
Aed Ifier
Idgway
Colum
Truman and Baruch Talk Again Amid White House Row
President Truman took a Sunday drive to Leesburg Virginia near the home of Secretary Marshall. He and Justice Vinson and Mrs Vinson joined Baruch as a weekend guest, signaling a possible thaw in years long estrangement since Baruch declined to help raise Democratic funds in 1948.
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Truman
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
White House
Defense Marshall
Leesburg
Justice Vinson
Vinson
Frinndt
Marshall
Irving Perimeter
Saint
Fire at Strathmore Products paints drums sparks blast
A blaze at Strathmore Products on 1990 W Fayette II damaged a shed containing paint drums and caused a blast at 12:30 PM. The sprinkler system and chased-metal doors helped contain the fire in the brick building. no injuries were reported, and Harold S. Burr, VP, estimated losses under $10.0.
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Strathmore Products, Inc
W. Fayette II
Harold S. Burr
Club Kills Caddy In Calf Club Accident
A 14-year-old caddy died after being struck by a calf club during a youth event. Rowe Martingate reportedly stepped back while distracted by a friend and Kenneth No swung, striking the caddy in the head as he fell. Paramedics pronounced him dead on arrival at the scene.
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Deeroit
Rowe Martingate
Yasking
Kenneth
Ava
Buffalo Dope Squad Arrests Four in Crackdown
Buffalo Police rounded up four men in a widening narcotics sweep linked to a Crystal Beach clubhouse for young addicts. Earlier arrests included Samuel Rubin, 18, and a 16-year-old girl Phéresa Seminerle. police seized about 1500 dollars worth of heroin. The four men are Anthony L. Pasquarello, 36, Samuel Calcaterra, 19, Michael Russo, 33, and Thomas J. Capodicasa, 20. No charges were immediately filed.
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Buffalo
Crystal Beach
Ont
Toudy
Samuel
Rubin
Phéresa Seminerle
Anthony L. Pasquarello
Samuel Calcaterra
Michael Russo
Thomas J.capodicasa
Turks Call Reds Out and Capture Them in Korea
Turkish forces under Sgt. Mehmed Varma engage Chinese positions in Korea after slipping through lines. A Red prisoner revealed a bugle. Varma ordered assembly and Turkish squad attacked, securing 36 Hess fighters.
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Korea
Mehmed Varma
Varma
Assembly To Meet Tomorrow Korea cease-fire proposal before UN session
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie announced in Oslo that a Soviet cease-fire plan for Korea would be reviewed by a special UN General Assembly session tomorrow afternoon. He flies to New York to participate in peace talks and meets British officials en route. The Pentagon suspects the plan aims to push UN troops back to 38 parallel. The South Korean cabinet in Pusan rejects it as unacceptable. British officials say UN forces are preparing fortifications along the 28th parallel. Allied officials in Washington say the 16 nations in Korea seek firm alignment before Malik clarifies his intent. Nasrallah Entezam prepares to hear Malik’s details, and China endorses the proposal but calls for settlement on prior Soviet and Chinese aims. A protest chant from front-line soldiers questions the plan, while a Ridgway memo questions if Moscow seeks only a shift in the line.
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Nasrallah Entezam
Iran
UN General Assembly
Korea
Jacob Malik
United Nations
Russia
Trygve Lie
Lie
Oslo
London
Jacob A. Malik
U. S. State Department
Pusan
Washington
Malik
General Assembly
Entezam
China
Five Day Heat Wave Forecast With Rain Odds
Forecaster Andrew P. Keller warns a slow rise in temperatures over the next five days, peaking Friday with hot humid weather. Temperatures average four to eight degrees above normal, with about a half inch of scattered thunderstorms possible. Tonight's low near 60, with fair to start and cloudier, warmer conditions tomorrow.
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Andrew P. Kelier
Noroyal
Keller
U S Reaction To Soviet Proposal In Korea
Tokyo based dispatch summarizes unnamed State Department officials reacting to Soviet UN Delegate Malik's call for a cease fire. US experts question what peaceful settlement means and note the proposal signals a frontal approach not seen before. Concluded on page 6, column 4.
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State Department
Korea
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Ins
U. S
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