23 000 One Lives to Barbershop
United Press International recounts how 23 000 orphans benefit from the Christian Children's Fund CCF founded in 1938 after a barber shop talk. The article follows Kum a Korean boy adopted through CCF and explains the adoption plan linking sponsors to individual children with photos letters and progress reports.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Kim Kwang Hyung
Korea
Kun
Anyang
Ghishmas
Clarke
OCF
China
Iber
Chanteble
Ats
CCF
Chishan
CCF al Uute
Chiang Kai-shek appeals to neutrals over aid to communism
Mme Chiang Kai-shek urged the free world to stop aiding neutrals unless they want nations fighting communism to wonder why. She spoke to reporters after arriving from Formosa for medical treatment and warned the Nationalists would recapture the mainland with an American-trained, American-equipped army.
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NEW Xuxn
Mme
Chi
Ang Kai-Shei
Delhi
China
Formosa
United States
Mutt-el In For A Cleaning At Manhattan Home
In New York City a magistrate considered sentencing a woman for neglecting 49 dogs kept in a brownstone, where conditions included no electric light and limited water. ASPCA inspectors seized several pets. the owner argued she cared for them daily, and the judge warned he would suspend the sentence if no dog would be removed, stating the dogs pale under her care yet she appeals to feed and love them.
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New York
Martha Hmmehson
ASPCA
Manhattan
Ee Hinrichson
Bayer
Hint
Onrichson
Hinrichson
Oren Harris
Adams
Goltiina
Fox
Goldline
Washington
Halgerty
New Hampshire
Hagerty
Goldfine
Federal ‘Trade Comeission
FTC
Effect of Fox Story on Adams Case Brews Split Reactions
Washington reports a Fox broadcast prompted mixed reactions over the Adams case. The sensational testimony sparked denials from White House aides and drew sharp contrasts among Democrats and Republicans about its impact on House allegations linking prominent figures to the matter.
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Fox Story
Adams
Washington
Republic Fox
Jobless Pay Total Reaches New Low
Washington reports a weekly drop of 112,000 in people drawing unemployment benefits, reducing the total to 2,714,500. Despite the decline, the number remains 113 percent above mid June 1957 levels, as 32,000 were dropped for exhausting benefits. The report notes continued decreases over straight weeks.
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Washington
UPD
Sea
Sena
Ee Tabor
Lance
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Disturbed Youth Sent to School and Kennedy Loan Claim
Christopher Crawford, 15, adopted son of actress Joan Crawford, is sent to a private school for delinquent and disturbed youths after a court appearance for taking part in a spree that injured a young man with an air rifle. The report also notes accusations by Fox about campaign funds and a claimed loan involving Joseph Kennedy and the Boston Post.
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Fox
Goldfine
Massachusetts
D-Mass
Bostom
Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Joan
New York
Tme
Boston Post
Linden Hunsy
Nex
Christopher Crawford
Joan Crawford
Crawford
Mrn
Suspect Held In Abortions Racketeering Case
New York AP report from Queens details pharmacist Reuben Beshany 54 surrendering to the district attorney. He faces abortion related charges and a presumed $55,000 bond for arraignment in Ridgewood. Prosecutor Fran cis X. Smith says the scheme operated in an apartment shared with Margaret Kreancheek 35, who was paid per use.
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New York
APJ
Queens
District Attorney’s Office
Reuben Beshany
Beshany
Ridgewood Falony Court
Assr. Dist. Atty
Francis X. Smith
Margaret Kreancheek
Smith
Men accused of pornography raid target mail order firms
In Los Angeles a large police operation raided five companies accused of dealing in mail order pornography. Three men Joseph P. Scillaci Abe S. Toberoff and Edwin B. Ruch were arrested on warrants from Philadelphia. McKesson said the raid followed more than six months of work with Philadelphia investigators aiding the crackdown. The men were booked at County Jail as fugitives from Pennsylvania warrants.
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Los Angeles
Mht
Hve
Philadelpha
Joseph P. Schillaci
Abe S. Toberoff
Edwin B. Ruch
William BE. McKesson
Thomas McDermott
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dr Louise Pound, Educator, is Dead
Lincoln Nebraska AP Doctor Louise Pound scholar author and university educator died today. She was sister of Roscoe Pound renowned law scholar and former Harvard Law School dean. Pound served on the University of Nebraska faculty for many years and headed the English department before retiring in 1945.
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Lincoln, Neb
Louie Pound
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Pound
University of Nebraska
Two Women Sue Tonto in Accident At Manila? (Note: Title corrected to fit 70 char limit but based on OCR)
Two women from Somer sue TV producer Tonto, Mrs Ethel Tsolakas 37 and Mrs Eileen Kerr 36, for 50000 alleging that Jay Silverbeels 40 drove so close in his new car in 1955 that they were frightened leading to their car overturning under Mrs Tsolakos.
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Sue Ponto
Los Angeles
Fromelevision
Tonto
Ethel Tsolakas
Eileen Kerr
Jay Silverbeels
Tsolakos
Two Nuclear Tests at Eniwetok Atoll Reported
Washington AP reports the United States conducted two nuclear test explosions yesterday at Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific. The eighth and ninth tests in the current series were detonated one hour apart, with a joint announcement issued afterward.
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Washington
United States
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
Tha
Now Smart Women Turn Green Shades In Fashion
A UPI by Gay Pauley notes new makeup shades from Charles of the Ritz offering emerald amethyst and amber for evening wear. The range targets women with pale complexions and dark hair, featuring green powder eye shadow and a bold blue mascara. A Carshalton UK fashion dispatch raises questions about high heel spikes on roads and escalators as shoe trends push tall, slender styles while some daywear heels broaden. A Kentucky AP item reports 16-year-old Conway Standafer Jr killed by lightning while milking a cow. the barn remained intact and the cow unharmed.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Manhattan
Charles
Ritz Cosmeticians
Tong
Warren
Dispatch
Carshalton
Institute
Lexington
Conway Standafer Jr
Kullen
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Mutt-el
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