Castillo Armas to reach Guatemala City amid troop unrest
Col. Carlos Castillo Armas is due in Guatemala City at noon to join the new anti Communist government, but his own troops voice bitter discontent and accuse his junta of selling out. Col. Elfego Monzon is expected to join in forming the military leadership as they face a 15 day transition.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo
Elfego Monzon
Monzon
Chiquimula
la Fragua
Zacapa
San Salvador
Castillo Armas
Miguel Angel Mendoza
Mendoza
United Press
Robert Prescott
Arbenz
Esquinita
Carlos Manuel Pellecer
Comintern
United Fruit Co
Holiday Fatalities On Rise Across Fourth of July Weekend
Traffic deaths rose on the Fourth of July weekend with 19 deaths and two drownings reported by 6 p.m. Friday. A family of four died in New Jersey when their car hit an empty bus near Mahwah. The National Safety Council warned that counts were not complete and projected 430 traffic deaths before midnight Monday, aiming to surpass the 1952 three day record of 356. Fireworks incidents and arrests were noted in New York and Chicago areas as authorities warned of rising Independence Day activity and stricter shipment rules.
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United Press
Mahwah
N.J
National Safety Council
Firei Works
New York
Stephen Tierney
Railway Express Co
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Crops Not Seriously Affected In Ohio Heat Wave
The current hot dry spell is threatening city water supplies but Ohio crops show no serious damage, with officials warning cities to conserve water. Water shortages loom for 46 municipalities, while corn and wheat look good otherwise, though prolonged dryness could harm crops. Cleveland ends its water crisis briefly as a small rainfall hit.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
State Division of Water
R. C. Smith
Division of Water
Virgil Overholt
Ohio State University
Overholt
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Ohio weather forecast shows clouds and showers today and Sunday
Considerable cloudiness with showers and scattered thunderstorms today, tonight, and Sunday. High around 65 in the north and 65 in the extreme south portion. Low tonight 62 to 68. Little temperature change. Lake Erie winds northeast to east 15 to 20 mph today and tonight, with higher winds in scattered thunder squalls this afternoon and tonight.
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Ohio
Jana
Lake Erie
Justice Lord Returning Home After Illness
Justice of the Peace Charles C. Lord, aged 92, is returning home to Seventh Street after two operations and convalescence at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He expects to resume work in his Masonic Temple office next week.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Lord
Seventh St
Justice Lord
Masonic Temple
Crosby to appoint Sam Reynolds to U.S. Senate in Butler vacancy
Gov. Robert Crosby named Sam Reynolds of Omaha to fill the late Sen. Hugh Butler’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Reynolds will serve from now until November but will not seek the remaining four years of Butler’s term, which ends in January 1959.
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Lincoln
Neb
Robert Crosby
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
U. S. Senate
Hugh Butler
Crosby
Reynolds
Butler
Tentative Accord Reached to End Nationwide Phone Strike
Western Electric and the CIO Communications Workers of America announced a tentative agreement today to end the nationwide strike that began July 1. About 16,000 installers in 44 states and the District of Columbia walked out for higher wages and benefits, with signing expected at noon EDT and terms to be disclosed after.
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New York
Western Electric Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
District i of Columbia
C-T To Observe Holiday Monday
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish Monday as the employer spends the holiday with family and friends. The next edition will print Tuesday with a full report on weekend happenings, plus columns, comics and features.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Benson Says High Supports Policy Gives Too Little
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, speaking at the Queen Isabella Causeway dedication in Port Isabel, criticized high farm price supports as inadequate and said they create a lopsided agriculture. He defended flexible supports for basic crops and warned the wartime program base should end, comparing it to giving a drowning man a glass of water.
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Port Isabel
Tex
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
United States
Queen Isabella
Texas
Padre Island
Eisenhower
Ike
Pire
High Week End Traffic Toll Signals Alarming Ohio Deaths
Ohio’s Independence Day period opened with cool weather and a troubling rate of traffic fatalities. In 12 hours three people died, raising concerns the toll could exceed the state safety council projection of 16, with drownings and other incidents pushing toward 24. Leonard Sutter of Pandora was the first reported fatality, struck when a truck collided with a car driven by Howard Berry near Lima. A separate accident in Newark claimed Mrs. Jean Rose, 23, riding a scooter with her husband, tossed against a fence by a curb. In Guernsey County, four sailors returning home from Portsmouth, Virginia, after a Mediterranean cruise were killed when their car left Route 4, then overturned. Rodger D. Ross, 22, Milwaukee, died of severe head injuries after multiple skull fractures and extensive stitched wounds.
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Ohio
Ohio Safety Council
Leonard Sutter
Pandora
Highway Patrol
Howard E. Berry
Bluffies
Rockport Road
U. S. 25
Lima
Jean Rose
Newark
William Eugene
Rose
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Guernsey County
Fairview
Rodger D. Ross
Milwaukee
Ross
Cambadee
Portsmouth
Mediterranean Sea
U. S. S. Albany
Elyrians Held After City Gambling Stamp Owners Identified
Police identified four Elyrians who bought $50 gambling stamps. Alfred A. Taylor and Edward H. Hoogen were arrested for possession of gambling paraphernalia. both posted bond. Three others, Henry Williams, James Eskridge, and Robert L. Spence, faced gambling charges after a dice game at 58 West Ave. Police searched Taylor and found horses notes and four gaming slips, with more in his car. All suspects released on bond and slated for mayor's court Tuesday.
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Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Alfred A. Taylor
Broad St
Edward H. Hoogen
Boom
Henry Williams
Waverly St
James
J. Eskridge
West St
Robert L. Spence
Lodi St
A. W. Knapp
Corwin Burrer
Taylor
Burrer
Hoogenboom
Diedrick’s
Qizart
East Ave
Hoorenboom
Russell Payne
Richard S Gabben
James E. Bergs
Elyman
West Ave
Willams, Eskridge
Spence
Joan Demyan
Demyan
Eskridge
Williams
Ohio Edison Union Clash Over Wages Persists
Ohio Edison Co and CIO locals clash over wages amid a three day walkout. Negotiators reported a tentative agreement on the contractor's clause but later failed to reach full accord. Power service has been maintained by supervisory personnel in ten northeastern Ohio cites since Wednesday midnight.
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Akron MN
Ohio Edison Co
CIO
Wblity
Ohio
Odo Edison
New Car Giveaway For Oo Cur Customers Dec 15
Four new cars will be given to one Oo cur customers on December 15. Call The Resar Service Co. 555 Lod St. for more information.
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Oocur
The
Resar Service Co
Lod St
Adv
Evacuation of Phu Ly Ends Delta Defense Stand
Paris dispatch reports French forces evacuating Phu Ly in the Red River Delta as three elite Communist divisions renew attacks. French tanks and artillery hit rebel positions, US bombers strike across the Day River, and the fortress town lies largely rubble with little left standing. Reds reportedly poised with eight divisions against the shrinking French sector.
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Hanoi
Phu Ly
France
Red River Delta
Phuly
Dienbienphu
Red River
Little Mo Wins Wimbledon Women’s Singles Title Again
Maureen Connolly, 19, of San Diego, defeated Louie Brouch 6-2 3-5 in the Wimbledon final to claim her third straight women’s singles title. The victory keeps her within reach of Helen Wills Moody’s record of four consecutive all England titles. America earns its 10th straight women’s singles crown. Rex Hartwig and Mernon Rose opened doubles with a 6-4 win over Vic Sicitas and Tony Trabert in the same final.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Rex Hartwig
Mernon Rose
America
Vic Scitas
Tony Trabert
Maureen
Little Mo) Connolly
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Louie Brouch
Beverly Hills
Miss Connolly
Helen Wills Moody
Mrs. Moody
BIRKLINE'S Spearal Co D Wave Ad Tries To Reach You
Local classified ad from Birkline's spreal company promoting a $795 cordironed wave service. Mentions three operators available to serve customers and provides phone number 331 for contact.
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Birkline
Spreal
Barring Of Red China Predicted
Washington insiders say President Eisenhower and aides are pursuing all avenues to bar Communist China from the United Nations. A high official, speaking on condition, predicts success and notes Knowland’s threat to resign and campaign for U.N. withdrawal will not come to pass. Dulles opposes withdrawal but acknowledges possible circumstances. Johnson warns Americans will oppose the U.N. if Red China joins.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
Sen. Knowland
William F. Knowland
Senate
GOP
U.S
U.N
Knowland
Congress
U. N
Peiping
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Red China
Heart Attack Fatal To Guest in Lorain Home
Joseph Zaleski of 521 West Sixth Street Lorain died after suffering a heart attack while visiting Mrs. Mary Stamas at 301 West 38th Street Lorain. Sheriff report notes coronary thrombosis as the cause. death pronounced at St Joseph Hospital. County coroner S C Ward filed the finding.
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Joseph Zaleski
West Sixth St
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Mary Stamas
Sheriffs Department
Zaleski
I. County
S. C. Ward
Oklahoma Governor to Implement Martial Law in Two Eastern Counties
Gov Soknsten Murray of Oklahoma declares martial law will be in effect in two eastern counties during Tuesday’s primary election. The move follows disclosures of what Las Bern called a vote selling ring, tying the action to alleged corruption and election influence.
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Oklahoma CiTy
Osia
Soknsten Murray
Oklahoma
Las Bern
Want Ads Sell Your Business in the Chronicle Telegram
In the Want Ads column buyers seek businesses for sale reaching broad city readership. Advertisers are urged to call 4051 to have an ad written, promising rapid action and economy in selling any item or business you no longer want.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial 4051
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