Bartender Sought in Strangling Nevada Heiress Mystery
Carson City police hunt a New York to California suspect for the strangling of Anne Harris Van Ryne in a Reno area motel scandal. The victim, pregnant, was identified by Sheriff Lester Smith. a 33-year-old bartender William E. Boswell is jailed after a murder complaint was filed. Police tie a 1953 station wagon to Boswell and note prior arrests in California.
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Carson City
Nev
New York
California
Nevada
Philadelphia
Anne Harris
van Ryne
William E. Boswell
Kansas City
Boswell
William E. Boswell Sr
Lester Smith
Prince Hawkins
Van
Ryne
Reno
van! Ryne
Elizabeth Flagler Harris
Chestnut Hill
J. Andrew Harris
Belleville
Middlebury
Daniel Murphy
Cameron Batter
Justice Court
Los Angeles
Oroville
Calif
Reds Reject West May Day Protest
Russia rejects a Big Three protest over a May Day parade by 5000 East German soldiers in East Berlin. London Paris and Washington argued the four power ban still applies. Soviet ambassador G M Pushkin said East Berlin is the sovereign capital of East Germany and the parade is its affair.
Audrey Meadows to Marry Today
Television actress Audrey Meadows planned to marry New York realtor Randolph Rouse in Manhattan at noon EDT. The Rev. Francis James Cotter of Sharon Connecticut, Meadows' father, will perform the ceremony at the Chapel of the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
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New York
Audrey Meadows
Randolph Rouse
Francis James Cotter
Sharon, Conn
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Manhattan
Cotter
Miss Meadows
Miss’ Meadows
Jackie Gleason
Algerian Rebels Slay Twelve French Workers in Algeria
Official sources report Algerian rebels killed twelve French employees of a highway construction company in Qumach Algeria about 150 miles south of Constantine. Among the dead was a woman. The attack follows widespread North African unrest from Tunis to Morocco and marks a new civilian toll in the rebellion near the Aures Mountains where violence has persisted for years.
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Algters
Algeria
Qumach
Constantine
Aures
North Africa
Tunis
Morocco
Harriman Undergoes Operation. Condition Reported Excellent
New York Governor Averell Harriman is in excellent condition after a Monday operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for a prostate gland issue. He received visitors including Health Commissioner Hernan E. Hillebos.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Pr. Hernan E E. Hillebos
New York State
Fair Haven Beach Improvement Sought by Engineers
The Army Corps of Engineers seeks approval for a 339500 dollar Fair Haven Beach State Park improvement project. Government would pay 113200 dollars, with the state covering the rest. The plan adds 2700 feet of improved beach frontage on Lake Ontario near Oswego, including a 100 foot barrier, jetties at Sterling Creek, and 71000 cubic yards of sand fill.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
House Rivers and Harbors
Fair Haven Beach State Park
State Park
Bureau of the Budget
Lake Ontario
Oswego Harbor
Sterling Creek
Court Refuses to Halt Congressional Handbook Publication
A three judge federal panel ruled the courts cannot stop a congressional committee from publishing statements whether true or defamatory. The ruling involved the Methodist Federation for Social Action which sought to halt distribution of a handbook calling the group a religious Communist front. The federation denied being a Communist front and said it never had a hearing before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee.
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Washington
Congressional
Methodist Federation For Social Action
the Gresham
Ore
Federation
Methodist Church
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
U.s.dist
Robert N. Wilkin
Wilkin
U.S
F. Dickenson Letts
Circuit Court of Appeals
Membe
Yesteray
Henry W. Edgeron
Court of Appeals
E. Barrett Prettyman
Too Many People Drink Says Pastor
Rev Kenneth Gombert temperance secretary of the Scranton District says too many churchmen and laymen have yielded to moderation in all things including drinking. He cites a survey showing more than 50 percent of Methodists drink and calls liquor a menace to society and to the church.
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Wilkes-Barre
Kenneth Gombert
Nicholson
Temperance Board of
Wyoming
Hearst Wife Sues for Separate Maintenance in Calif
Collette Lyons Hearst, 41, fifth wife of George Randolph Hearst, 51, eldest son of William Randolph Hearst, sues in Santa Monica Superior Court for separate maintenance alleging extreme cruelty and grievous mental suffering after their 1952 marriage.
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Santa, Monica
Calif
George Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Collette Lyons Hearst
Britain Grants Trawlers Access Near Soviet Coast
London reports that Britain grants its trawlers fishing rights within three miles of the Soviet coast for five years. Ships from other nations must keep outside the twelve mile limit.
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London
Russia
Soviet
North Carolina selects governor as Democratic primary ends
Raleigh ends a calm Democratic primary while battles for nomination sharpen in seven of twelve districts. Incumbent Gov Luther Hodges seeks renomination, facing challengers Tom Sawyer Harry P. Stokely and C E Earle Jr. In Congress Reps Harold D. Cooley Thurmond Chatham and C B Deane face strong opposition as the party lines shape the race.
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Raleigh
N.C
North
Carolina
U.S
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Harold D. Cooley
Thurmond Chatham
Sth
C. B. Deane
North Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Jchallenger
Marshall
C. Murfees
Winston ~. Salem
Luther Hodges
Tom Sawyer
Belmont
Harry P.stokely
Charlotte
C. E. Earle Jr
Car Reappears Disassembled In Throop Hall Basement
Pasadena police report a student at the California Institute of Technology David Cantor 24 said his small sports car vanished. The car reappeared yesterday in the basement of Throop Hall having been disassembled removed to the building and then reassembled.
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Pasadena
Calif
David Cantor
California Institute of Technology
Mishlands Harburtin Resorts Open Amidiev Tales
Fragmentary notice lists Teelee Mite Lake and Mishlands Harburtin as locations with cabins and vacation services. References Anver ion pay and Maenah Minden 40 Ontario appear as scattered items in the OCR, suggesting a local tourism or resort directory entry with place names and amenities.
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Teelee Mite Lake
A. Wen
Maenah
Minden
Ontario
Upstate UE Locals Vote to Merge With IAM
Three District 3 United Electrical Workers locals voted to affiliate with the International Association of Machinists in a move announced after a district meeting in Buffalo. Local 324 in Binghamton 245 workers Local 306 in Tonawanda 1,200 workers and Local 304 in Buffalo 1,000 workers will retain officers and assets while district staff continue service.
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Rome
United Electrical Workers
Michael Jimenez
U.E
Buffalo
Binghamton
Fairbanks Co
Tonawanda
Spaulding Fibre Co., Inc
District 3
Jimenez
Sa.m
Wu.e
CLO
SAM
A.f.l-C
New York
Harold T. Kelley Dies in Rome at 52
Funeral services for Harold T. Kelley 52 of Rome are set for 9 45 Monday at Martin J. Nunn Funeral Home and 10 30 at St Peter's Church He was born January 31 1904 in Cape Vincent and survived by his wife Helen L Casey three daughters three brothers and a son He had worked 25 years with John Hancock Insurance and played local baseball in Rome and Rochester Alabama?
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Rome
Harold ‘T. Kelley
Bloomfield ‘St
Martin. J. Nunn
St. Peter's Church
Mr. Kelley
Cape Vincent
William T. Kelley
Ann 'Blum- Kelleghe
St. Aloysius Academy
S.A.R
Rome- Turney Radiator Co
Rochester
Helen i L. Casey
Maureen A
Kathleen L
Eileen A
Gregory T
Martin J. Kelley
Washington, D. C
Delos ‘W
Lawrence S. Kelley
Wedges Head In Bed Strangles
Charleston man Spencer, 60, died yesterday in his hotel room from accidental strangulation as his head wedged between a bed post and mattress springs. Detective Harry Silverman said he appeared to lose balance while undressing and fall toward the bed. coroner Goff P. Lilly ruled accidental strangulation.
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Charleston
W.va
Vernon
Spencer
Harry Silverman
Goff P. Lilly
Electric shock halts child’s heart during operation
Brooklyn surgeons at State University of New York College of Medicine halted 11 year old Michele Lauer’s heart with a low voltage shock and restarted it with a high voltage shock to perform a repair on a hole in the heart’s inner wall. A heart lung machine preserved life during the hour long bypass. Michele recovered and returned home.
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New York
Brooklyn
State University of New York College of Medicine
Michele Lauer
Michele
U S and Soviet Jets Meet at Zurich Air Show
In Zurich the United States and Soviet Union displayed fighters and bombers in a peaceable standoff. The TU104 Russian jet drew near American F100s as pilots eyed a possible MIG jets display.
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U.S
Zurich
Switzerland
Russia
America
Britain
United States
John
Hoot) Gibson
Korea
Gibson
Fourteen in Car Theft Ring Get Prison
Fourteen members of a stolen car ring were sentenced in Brooklyn Federal Court to prison terms up to five years. The defendants including a father and three sons pled guilty to interstate shipment theft and sale of cars. The U S attorney named Gabriel Vigorito as ringleader, saying the ring stole more than one thousand cars in eight years. Vigorito, already serving five years in Leavenworth, received an additional five years.
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New York
Brooklyn
Asst
U. S. Atty
Howard B. Gliedman
Gabriel
Vigorito
Leavenworth
Kan
Divorce Victory for Mrs Nettie Rea Over Boat Spending
Mrs Nettie Rea wins divorce from Julian Rea claiming he spent all his money on boats. She quips if she were a boat she would have been well kept and notes he named boats for other women.
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Detroit
INS
Nettie Rea
Julian
Rea
Presbyterian Budget Hits 31,404,063 at 168th General Assembly
The 168th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A adopted a benevolence program budget of 31 404 063 for 1957 up from 25 769 649 in 1956. It allocates 10 408 039 to foreign missions 8 854 475 to national missions 34 063 262 to Christian education and includes amounts for ministerial pension service general services and the Assembly. The committee urged churches to decide their share and noted funds for World Council of Churches and theological education among others.
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Philadelphia
I General Assembly of the
Presbytterian Church
U.S.A
General Assembly
World Council Fof
National Council of Churches
American Bible Society
Drink Plagued Wife Sues Taverns for 360000
Naomi Larimer of Effingham filed two Illinois Dram Shop Act suits against tavern proprietors seeking 360000 claiming her husband Noble Larimer’s drinking led to abuse and loss of support for her and their two children. The 33 year old, using two canes after a polio attack, said her husband came home drunk from tavern visits and threatened her before she killed him.
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Effingham
Naomi Larimer
Noble Larimer
Caper on counterfeit money ends with missing wallet
In Baltimore Benjamin F Deal aged 75 says two men posing as detectives visited his home and seized 1300 from his wallet after claiming to verify counterfeit bills. The men directed him to dress for a police trip, then disappeared with the money.
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Baltimore
Benjamin F
Deal
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Wedges
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