Ingalls Sr dies after court battle over steel empire
R I Ingalls Sr a 69 year old multimillionaire died after failing to reconcile with his son in a bitter legal fight for control of the family steel empire. He suffered a stroke and died at Highland Baptist Hospital with his wife attorney and secretary present. son Bob Jr was absent after being ousted years earlier over marriage and a divorce chain. The elder Ingalls built a $25 million company. conflicts over stock led to arrests and guarded stock transfers, including a dispute over Bob’s $2 million damages suit and a court ruling allowing him to keep his stake.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert I. Ingalls
Ingalls
Highland Baptist Hospital
James A. Simpson
Elaine Roberts
Robert I
Young Bob) Ingalls Jr
Young Ingalls
Ingalls Company
Jane Sevier
Young Bob
Ingalls Sr
Pascagoula
Miss
Flick Ingalls
Barbara
Elisabeth
Park Avenue
New York
Robert Sr
Bob
Chancery
Dessert Guaranteed To Be a Winner on Porch Gatherings
A peppermint frozen dessert served in a cocoa sponge ring with rich chocolate sauce tops casual gatherings. The recipe details evaporated milk, water, freezing mix, peppermint candy, and a cocoa sponge ring baked at 350 F for 40 minutes. Chocolate fudge sauce completes the serving, hot and ready for immediate enjoyment.
U.S. To Delay Wheat Control For Another Year
Washington reports the government will postpone planting controls on wheat for a year to build larger grain reserves. The Agriculture Department can issue allotments, but past suspensions limit impact. Despite a possibly large current crop, officials foresee need for more than this year's 1.0 billion bushels and may rely on a 375 million bushel carryover to meet 1952 needs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Passing the Buck Cuckoo's parasitic life and Nebraska state bird
The cuckoo relies on host nests to hatch its eggs and must search for large amounts of food, making incubation unlikely. Nebraska's state bird is the western meadowlark.
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Nebraska
Faulty Shell Explosion Kills 2 Marines in Training
CAMP PENDLETON Calif July 12 AP a faulty mortar shell exploded during practice killing two marine trainees and injuring 17. Maj Angell said the shell was faulty as about 50 trainees were on the gunnery range. Fragments sprayed in a 30 yard radius. One injured is critical and three seriously hurt. A board of inquiry is investigating.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
K. A. Angell
Carol Bruce Charged In Highway Fatality In Lehigh Valley
Actress Carol Bruce, 31, was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a collision with a coal truck killed driver Sherwood Fehnel, 23, of Nazareth. She posted $1000 bail, waived a magistrate hearing, and awaits Carbon County Court trial next session.
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Lehighton
Carol Bruce
Miss Bruce
Carbon
Sherwood Fehnel
Nazareth
Lapland dispute: McAllen and Pharr claim same border zone
Two Texas Rio Grande Valley towns McAllen and Pharr, separated by three miles, place city limit signs inside each other as they both claim the shared border area where they meet is called Lapland. The dispute hinges on which municipality governs the contested land at their boundary.
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Lapland
Texas Rio Grande Valley
McAllen
Pharr
New York Court Upholds Outside School Religious Class
New York's highest court upheld a state law allowing public schools to excuse pupils one hour weekly for outside religious instruction. The decision noted the constitution does not prohibit all church state gestures, rejecting the challenge by two parents who argued for separation of church and state.
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Albany
New York
Charles W. Froessel
State Court of Appeals
New York City
U.S. Supreme Court
McCollum
Illinois
Charles S. Desmond
Stanley H. Fuld
Supreme Court
Mississippi Farmer Acquitted in Attack Case
In Vicksburg Mississippi a 12 man jury acquitted Lonnie Bevell a 27 year old white farmer charged with criminal attack on a 31 year old unmarried Black woman The state sought the death penalty claiming the assault occurred at a deer hunting camp near Vicksburg last New Year Eve Officials said it marked a rare instance of a white man facing a death request for attacking a Black woman.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Lonnie Bevell
Cornelarious Slater
Here
Mississippi
Alliance Man Bound Over on Check Charge
Charles W. Edwards, 34, of Route 2 Alliance, bound over to the grand jury on a charge of issuing checks without funds after a warrant by Walter Schneider of Canton. He allegedly passed a May 21 check for 22 dollars. Charles Pasco, 26, of 1745 S Linderave, held on 300 bond for a Monday hearing on a menacing threat charge, with affidavit by Mrs. Pearl Shillinburg.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Charles W. Edwards
Route 2
Alliance
Grand Jury
Edwards
Walter Schneider
Canton
Charles Pasco
S. Linderave
Pearl Shillinburg
Mainz St
Petsche Seeks to Form New Cabinet in France
Paris July 12 AP Finance Minister Maurice Petsche was asked to become premier and form a new French cabinet. He is a right winger without formal party affiliation and succeeds Premier Henri Queuille who resigned as a formality after the June 17 elections and declined to serve again for health reasons. Queuille led a Radical Socialist coalition for four months. Petsche will consult party leaders and respond by Tuesday. Bastille Day long weekend delays decision.
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Paris
Maurice Petsche
Petsche
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Middle-Of-The Road
Radical Socialist Party
Vincent Auriol
Wage Talks Between Ohio Power and CIO Continue
Negotiators from Ohio Power Co and the CIO Utility Workers recessed wage dispute talks to July 19 at Wheeling West Virginia after a daylong session. About 1000 union represented employees at Philo Brilliant and Beech Bottom plants are involved. The union rejected a 214 percent wage offer and demanded an across the board 11 cent hourly raise plus retroactive equity. It threatened to strike, but would supply a skeleton crew for emergencies if a strike occurs only if Ohio Power cuts off industrial supplies. Ohio Power hopes for a settlement but will keep full service if no agreement is reached.
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Ohio Power Co
C.I.0
Wheeling
W. Va
Philo, Brilliant
Beech Bottom
U. S
C. Russell Turner
Ohio Power
Petitions Filed To Extend Wet-Dry Vote In Plain Township
Petitions to legalize beer and carry-out sales in Plain Township near Canton were filed by Roger Summer of Canton AD 3. A total of 2 219 names, about ten percent of the latest gubernatorial vote in the area, will place the issue on the November ballot in a township that is currently dry.
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Plain Township
Canton
North Canton
Stark County Board of Elections
Roger Summer
North Carolina Farm Population Surges in Two Years
The 1950 census reports North Carolina farm residents at 1,471,048, over a third of the state population, rising by 48,000 in the last two years. Three acre or larger farms dominate rural living patterns.
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North Carolina
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Alabama
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U.S
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Tell-Tale
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Market Ave
Tarheel Farms
Coats
Market Ave. N
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