Landslide Trench Sends Four Women Down 150 Foot Cliff
Four picnickers tumbled down a 150 foot cliff at Palisades Santa Monica as earth gave way at the edge. Mrs Eugenie Baughman 72 suffered near burial but escaped. Nora Haywood 63 Maude Hankerson 64 and Lu Glenn 48 all of Los Angeles were injured with spinal fractures and bruises. Emergency crews treated the group at the scene and transported them for care.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Palisades
Eugenie Baughman
Dree
Nora Haywood
Maude. Hankerson
Lutefr
Wide Hankerson
Lua Glenn
Los Angeles
Glenn
Hankerson
Hans
Wives Of Missing Airmen Express Quiet Hope
Courageous wives of U S Navy airmen shot down off Communist China last week met reporters at TIWAKUNI Japan saying they remain hopeful their husbands may be alive. Four wives whose husbands are still missing and one whose husband is confirmed dead spoke of pride and resolve with no tears or hysteria.
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Tiwakuni
Japan
U. S. Navy
Communist
China
Naval Air Station
Beverly Deane
James B. Deane
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dorothy Flood
Francis A. Flooder
Chevy Chase Md
Frances Messinger
Carl F. Messinger
Laredo
Ruth Hutchin
Tyso
Cdr
Milton
Hutchinson
Cumberland
R.J
Elizabeth Jean Martin
Albert
P. Patlin
Delta
Ohio
James W.ponsford
Long Beach
Calif
Cleveland Man Rothenberg Named in House Un-American Report
Don Rothenberg of Cleveland, Ohio, head of the Progressive Party in Ohio, is prominently listed in a House Un-American Activities Committee report. The document links him to a national committee to aid the Rosenbergs and Morton Sobell, cites his past city council candidacy, and notes a 1948 arrest for carrying a shotgun during a picket near the president’s Cleveland hotel, which he says was empty and part of a demonstration.
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Cleveland, D
Don Rothenberg
Cleveland
Progressive Party
Ohio
House un-Ameriican Activities Committee
Rothenberg
National Committee To Secure Justice
the Rosenbergs
Morton Sobel
House
Saint Rothenhere
Communist Party
George Washington University
Washington, DC
President Truman
Proport
Rosenberg Defense Fund
Trago to be released Thursday from Gallipolis jail
Former Darkson County Sheriff David L. Trago is due for release Thursday after a year in jail for a morals charge. He plans to run for public office again. prior to release he must pay a $1.00 fine and about $1.80 in costs. The article labels his conduct as monumental enmity and deceit.
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Gallipolis
UMI
Darkson County
David L. Trago
Trago
Yeolec Flor
Miet
Defense Department revamps security questionnaire
The Defense Department unveiled a revised, plain language security questionnaire aimed at ending guilt by kinship or association. It retains the attorney general list of subversive groups and asks about membership or ties, while adding clear reasons for actions and factors for eligibility decisions in government service.
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Washington
Fense Department
Congress
Defense Department
Stidsan
Annepe
Maire
Eugene W. Landy
Idraflees
Marine Academy
Wal Commission
Supreme @ Merchants Court
Peeaeeen
Cypriots Fear New Bloodshed Amid Arch Bishop Makarios Charges
In Nicosia British charges claim exiled Archbishop Makarios directed the Evka terrorist campaign. An Evka truce ends today as British troops and a RAF balloon patrol the island amid fears of renewed violence. Makarios faced charges based on Grivas diaries claiming he led the murder campaign.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Evka
Royal Air Force
Alan Lennox-Boyd
George Grivas
Dighenis
Lennox-Boyd
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
Britain
Makario
Police Question Kidnaper Over Placement Of Baby
In Mineola Nassau County detectives questioned Angelo John Lamarr about whether he left month old Peter Weinberger in dense underbrush to silence cries. Lamarr claims he placed the infant near a highway after being frightened away by witnesses. he refused to disclose Brooklyn location or parties involved. Authorities plan further psychiatric examinations to assess sanity.
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Mineola
N.Y
Peter Weinberger
Angelo John Lamarca
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pisnell
Lamarcn
Pisnell
Peter
Westbury
Morris Weinberger
Lamaren
Coun
Brooklyn
Lance Wak
Pavchiatris
Fatal fall from boat near Sandusky claims life of man
A man fell from a 64 foot cabin cruiser into Sandusky Bay near Cedar Point last night. Coast Guard reported the body could not be recovered until morning after crew and friends tried to assist, with search continuing at first light.
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Cedar Point
Yortie Sandusky
Sraden
Vielin
Rasiliond Roush
Honyvden Covert
Willard
Coast Guard
Rosh
Mrs Tydings Enters Race for Maryland Senate Nomination
Mrs Eleanora Tydings wife of former Senator Millard Tydings announced her candidacy for the Maryland Democratic senatorial nomination. She aims to carry on the Tydings name in November despite illness that forced her to cancel a prior campaign appearance.
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Ocisan City
Eleanora Tydimes
Millard
Tydings
Mearyland
John Marshal Butler
Senate
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore
United Democratic Women's Club
Maryland
Thare
Ezio Pinza’s Future in Doubt After Stroke
Ezio Pinza faces an uncertain future after a stroke the day after a car collision left him with unclear prognosis. The report notes he was near complete recovery from a prior illness but current condition remains guarded as doctors assess his next steps.
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Ezio Pinza
Milano-Marittimo
C. Beidler
Jago
Sandusky
Hardin County
Dunkirk
William Spears
Columbus
Kenneth Earl Smith
Wipes
Nixon Says Campaign To Be Tough As Falls Hit By Fire
Vice President Nixon arrives in Washington planning a tough campaign. He notes Congress and party leaders will meet after sleep. The report recalls multiple fire deaths in Ohio including Pinza and others, with scattered personal tributes and a note on an upcoming Broadway project.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Cata Aogin
Arthur Cantor
New York
Ignatius Shaffer
Cleveland
Publican
National
Cantor
Republican Naional Committee
I Stevenson
Kefauger
Cas
State Fair Attendance Records Set in Ohio
The Ohio State Fair shattered attendance records with about 150,000 visitors on Sunday, exceeding the 1953 mark. Crowds packed the grounds for top shows including All American Swiss Fursturity and Jersey Jug, and the Obin Sheep and Wool Show reported 4,083 animals. Grand champion fat lamb sold for 1.90 a pound and junior division wether at 1.00.
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Columbus
Ohio State Fair
Ohio
Rogers
Cashman
Obin
Wether
Rowe Garmon
Route 4
Kenton
Week End Death Toll Tops Holiday Toll
Columbus Ohio report from UP cites Director eG Felty of the Shin Department of Highway Safety noting non holiday periods can exceed holiday accident rates. Obie Folty cites 1955 fatality figures showing higher deaths on non holidays. Fortw urges constant vigilance to reduce deaths.
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Columbus
Eg. Felty
Shin
Highway Safely
Wooal Hues
Folty
Obie
Fortw
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