Queen and Eisenhower Open Scottish Visit Parade
President Eisenhower arrived in Scotland on a royal welcome with the Queen and her sister at Balmoral. The Queen ignored earlier plans and traveled to the castle gate in a Royal Rolls to greet Eisenhower as millions watched on television. Eisenhower, smiling, greeted the Queen warmly and acknowledged the reception amid crowds across Britain.
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Castle Gate
Eisenhower
Ejigsenhower
Scotland
Bonn
London
Aberdeen
Royal Air Force
Balmoral
Highlands
Philip
Case Gate
Queen greeted by huge crowds in Balmoral visit
London crowds estimated from 5,000 to a million cheered President Eisenhower as he arrived at Balmoral for the visit. The Queen and Prince Philip welcomed him with a handshake. British papers called the turnout historic with a festive mood, while Bonn reported similar ovations. Eisenhower appeared well and pleased at the reception.
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Elizabeth
Balmoral
Daily Herald
Ike’s
London
Jessen
The
Daily Express
Landon Eisenhower
Christian A
teriMirror
Ike
Daily Mail
Eke Ahnors
Ments
Harold
Regent’s
Eisenhower
Scotland Yard
London Pori
Park
Britain
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Prince Philip
RAF
U.S
Cave Explorer Dies After Rope Slips in Chattanooga Cave
In Chattanooga Tennessee a cave expedition near Laolout Monkslaing ended tragically when explorer John Thompson fell about 100 feet after the rope broke while two companions lowered him into the cave called mystery hole. Thompson, 15, and another teen, Eric Stewart, 15, were also lowered in a rope sling during the accident.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Laolout Monkslaing
Josupte I Shadden Jr
Ttn
Joseph J. Sladen
Noor
John ‘Thompson
Thompson
Stewart
Congressional Record prints first baseball box score
The Congressional Record carried a Little League box score from Achenectady and noted readers’ complaints about missing or altered remarks. Sen. Neuberger proposed rules to curb censorship and ensure honesty in verbatim records, while clashes over censored transcripts highlighted tensions between senators and clerks in publishing the Record.
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Congressional Record
Washingston
UPIE
Samuel S. Stratton
ONY
Achenectady
N.Y
Briceport
Conn
Williiamsport
Congress
Eailly
Cyprus
Richard J. Neuberger
Senate
Neuberger
Royalty Crowned At Junior Fair Pageant
Ernie Condett of WEOL narrated the hourlong Junior Fair Pageant as blue ribbons lined halters. Ross, a fair board director, presented scholarships while Col. Tom Penson praised the youngsters for practice four to five nights weekly. Dan Ternes shone, and the Elyria Trail Blazers showcased a precision drill. Second in class Judi Finkel, New London High, tops Kent State plans. Jim Sehriver, Ohio State, majors in agro business. Marilyn Lenhard and Ron Benton also earn JA scholarships.
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Ernie Condett
WEOL
See Ross
Fair Board
441S
Elyria Trail Blazers
Tt Club
Janother
Tom Penson
Dan Ternes
Pagean
I Mildred Booker
Lorain
Judi Finkel
New London High School
Kent State University
Jim Sehriver
Ttenry Sehriver
Mennel Rd
Grafton
Ohio State University
Midview High School
Belden Kan-Do
Chile
Midview Fea
Marilyn Lenhard
Elyria High Schoo
Miami University
William Lenhard
Garvin
Ave
Marilyn
Ron Benton
Elyria High School
L. E
Benton
Hillsdale Ct
Tram plunge near Banja Luka claims lives and injuries
Yugoslavia reports a express tram derailed and plunged into a river near Banja Luka on Thursday, killing at least 11 people and injuring several others. The accident disrupted services as rescuers searched the riverbank for victims.
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Witeacade
Yugoslavia
Banja Luka
Two Filipino boats sink. 17 missing in central Leyte
Manila Philippines motorboats sank in rough seas off Leyte and Cebu on Thursday. UPI reports at least seventeen people are missing, with crews and passengers unaccounted after the incident in the central Philippines.
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Manila
UPI
Leyte
Cebu Islands
Philippine News Service
Negro Girl's Funeral Held In Famed Church
Theresa Gee, 15, was shot in the Lower East Side amid gang feuds. Her funeral was held at Trinity Church on Wall Street, with clergy and police in attendance, following a fatal stray bullet after a gang clash between the Sportsmen and Forsyth Street factions.
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New York
UPI
Theresa Gee
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Lexander Hamilton
Robert Multan
Forsyth Street
CL Kilner Myers
Fhe Eranger Menphis
Chronicle Telegram Lorain 1903 August 28 1903
Fragmented OCR from a Lorain County newspaper page includes partial masthead dates and pricing, stray words about mail rates, and a courtroom style speech urging an end to street violence in the Lower East Side. The readable text centers on a memorial address and a plea for peace.
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Lorain County Printing & Publiabing Co. A
East Ave
Alyria
Ohio Ser
Cnd
Cina Mail
Lorain
Slain Coed Buried Today
Funeral services were to be held today for Linda Edna Martin a 21 year old University of Southern California coed slain by an unknown killer. Police said they have questioned 40 persons so far and all were released. Sunday night knifing left no solid clue to the killer. Miss Martin was a June 1958 Oberlin College graduate.
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Los Angeles
UPID
Linda Edna Martin
University of Southern California
Kiler
Sidney Lambert
Miss Martin
Oberlin College
Integration Gains in Dixie Move Across North Carolina
North Carolina schools edge toward desegregation as High Point votes to admit Black students to an all white junior high while Greensboro Winston-Salem and Charlotte already integrate on a limited basis. Tear gas erupts at a Little Rock school board meeting as nationwide protests surge. In Norfolk, Virginia a judge resumes a major desegregation hearing amid claims of racial bias in admissions. Atlanta opens its schools under federal order aiming to end segregation by December 1.
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North Carolina
Little Rock
South
High Point
N.C
High Point City
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Charlotte
Havelock
U.S. Marine
U.S. Supreme Court
Norfolk
NAACP
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk City School Board
Pupil Place ‘Ment Board
Atlanta Public Schools
Peach
Atlanta School Board
Diversion Bill Fight Continues in Senate Debate
Washington lawmakers press into a third straight day of debate over a bill to boost Lake Michigan water diversion into Chicago's sewage system. Supporters led by Sen. Paul Douglas push for quick passage while New York and Wisconsin Republicans, joined by Ohio's Lausche, voice strong opposition citing effects on Niagara Falls power, navigation, and potential Canadian retaliation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Paul TH. Douglas
D-Ilc
Great Lakes
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Niagara Falls
Canada
Wisconsin
Wodnesday
Frankis. Lausche
Ohio
Douglas
Drought May Cut Corn Crop In Ohio Says Expert
Ohio farmers face significant corn losses from a two week drought. Edgar F. Hempy, director of the Federal Crop Insurance Corp., says yields in central and southeastern areas may fall from about 100 to 50 bushels per acre, with chaffy grain and bare kernels reducing weight and market price. Hardest hit include Franklin, Athens, Washington and Williams counties, with a drought hotspot in northwestern Fairfield and southeastern Franklin counties.
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UPI
Ohio
Edgar F. Hempy
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
U. S. Department of Agriculure
Hempy
Franklin
Athens
Washington
Williams Counties
Fair Held
Franklin Counties
Woman dies in Rt. 254 crash near Lorain
A two-vehicle crash on Abbe Road near the Rt. 254 intersection left Mrs. Pagha dead and her passenger Mrs. Tessmer and four children injured. Mary Tessmer and daughter Georgia are treated and released, Connie 11 and Deborah 7 listed in fair condition with injuries. No charges filed. investigation continues. Survivors include four sons Nick, John, Joseph, and Sgt. Michael Komko. three daughters Marie Tessmer Edna Hennig and Ralph Salzar. 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral home listing indicates services pending.
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Mary Tessmer
Georgia
Connie
Deborah
Toth
Tessmer
Abbe Rd
Rt. 254
Pagha
Lorain
Greensburg
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Little Rock School Board
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