Big Four discuss German unification at Geneva talks
European leaders led by Eisenhower and Bulganin reach a three point agenda on German unification European security and disarmament as the Big Four plan voices from Molotov and Dulles to add topics for consideration while onlookers note swift unity in Geneva and a tense Cold War backdrop despite private hour long talks among Dulles MacVaugh and Pinay
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Kingsbury Swith Ins
Geneva Ins
Russia
Geneva
Swaiftly
Nikolay Bulganin
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Vo M
Molotov
International News Service
VM Molotov
John
Foster Dulles
Europe
Eisenhower
Big Four
Panons
Dulles
Briish
Harold MacVulla
Inister
Antoine Pinay
Pair Held As Embezzlers In South Amherst Arrest
John Calvin Siemer and his wife Henrietta were arrested by FBI agents at their Baumhart Road home in South Amherst where they had lived since last November as Mr and Mrs Charles MacTavish. Siemer is charged with embezzling 821143 from the Staten Island Bank where he worked.
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John Calvin Siemer
Henrietta
FBI
Baumhart Rd
South Amherst
Charles MacTavish" Siemer
Staten Island Bank
New York
Edit FBI
Siemer
Penfield to Vote on School District Consolidation
A court ordered special election set for August 3 in Penfield Town Hall will decide if a new local school district should be created from parts of Penfield and nearby districts in Lorain County Ohio. Registered electors by July 29 will vote yes or no as the long dispute over consolidation moves forward.
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Fenfield Townships
Common
John D Pincura
Penffield
Lorain County
Citizens’ Committee
Penfield
Carlisle LaGrange
Loran County
Ohio
Penfield Board of Education
Teller Gang Split Sighting at Cleveland Robbery Case
In Cleveland, anger and dissension split the teller gang as members accuse others of seeking leniency from authorities. Teller, held on the highest bond in Cleveland Federal Court history at 105 003, says his 17 year old companion Lora Lee Ritenour did not carry a gun or participate in robberies, conflicting with other suspect statements. Teller admits 11 robberies and four burglaries including a bank stickup.
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Cleveland
Lous Teer
Lora Lee Ritenour
Heat wave boosts Philly police emergency calls
Philadelphia police report a surge in daily calls averaging 1,005 as youths opened fire hydrants during the heat wave. Officers cite hydrant diversions and safety concerns while residents seek relief from the high temperatures.
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Philadelphia
Phiadelpha
Pollution found in Amherst Old Spring water source
Village workers located the contamination cause at Amherst Old Spring a broken tile allowing surface water to seep in Health officials will keep the spring closed until tests confirm the water is satisfactory The sanitary department will cooperate with village authorities on further testing and any required removals of pollution sources The first contaminated sample was collected around June 5 with coliform detected in a second sample on June 13 Gas formation in the test indicates coliform presence and water condemnation if confirmed The spring may be retested and reopened once rechecks prove safety
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Amherst
Fred Hogrefe
Health Department
Santarian
Amherst Village
Amouune
Hogrefe
Krueck
Lis
Ohio
Lake Ene
Belo
Pey View
Wrecker
LoRaIn
Seveensy Pg
South Amherst
Vensees Jat
Claude Krueck
Loram County Health Department
Kmech
Amherst-area
Canada
Krueek
Kruech
Quiet Couple Seized In South Amherst FBI Raid
South Amherst residents watched as a quiet New York couple, the Siemers, were arrested by the FBI at their Baumhart Road home after months of secrecy. Neighbors described squalid conditions, odd purchases, and a hidden sum of 25,570 dollars. The couple, using aliases Jane MacTavish and Jane MacDonald, had moved from Canton and Californias trip before settling in Ohio. The raid followed reports of alleged large cash holdings and suspicious activity.
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South Amherst
Baumhart Rd
Rt 113
South Disentery
Siemer
Canton
Philadelphia
Hils
Old Amherst Spring Shut After Coliform Found
Health officials report Amherst Old Spring, famed as a fountainhead, is closed temporarily after recent tests showed coliform bacteria and other potential contaminants. Mayor Hogrefe will review Krueck's findings and inspect the spring area for possible contamination sources before reopening.
Miners Die, Fire Hits East German Uranium Mine
In Saxony’s Nieder Tschlema mine a fire killed 24 miners and left many injured in the Soviet zone. In Rome, the Italian Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Antonio Sega’s pro Western government with 293 votes to 265 and 12 abstentions, restoring official government.
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Berlin
Nieder Tschlema
Saxony
Rome
INS
Chamber of Deputies
Antonio Sega
Italy
Deathbed Statement Accuses Cap King Of Gov Affs
Hyman Roskin, died in St Louis hospital after signing a statement for the Senate Investigations subcommittee, alleged that Chicago figure Harry Lev nicknamed Cap King made millions by buying information from inspectors and Army officers. The deathbed charge was reported as related material on the first page.
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Washington
INS
Chicago
Harry Lev
Hyman Roskin
St Louis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hunger strike by soldier's mother ends after nervous breakdown claim
Mrs Blumenbach, mother of a soldier, ended a hunger strike staged to protest her son's entry into military service. Her husband attributed the affair to an overzealous attitude that caused a partial nervous breakdown. the strike began Friday at 5 30 pm.
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Sylamua
Unoy
Clorida
Motors
Blumerbgach
Blumenbach
Mother of Three Held in Jewelry Store Holdup
Mrs Betty Schmidt 37 mother of three was under medical care in Portsmouth county jail after collapsing following her arrest for a 545 dollar jewelry store holdup. She told officers she robbed Wilhelm jewelry store Saturday to replace money spent on a home down payment.
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Portsmouth
Betty Schmidt
County Jall
Wilhelm
Theft Charge Ties Couple to $82143 Bank Embezzlement
A 21 year old Baumhart Road resident and his wife with three children were arrested after months in hiding under an assumed name. Federal agents found 25570 in a suitcase in a raftered ceilingless room. The Siemers faced federal arraignment in Cleveland as their three children were cared for at a children’s home. The probe began after a South Amherst reader saw the Siemers in a New York News feature on the bank theft.
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South Amherst
Baumhart Rd
New York
Alf Eged
New York News
Siemer
Stony
Semer
Amherst
Reward Offered For Tip In Embezzlement Case Involving Siemers
Clevelands American Surety Co offers 1000 dollars for information leading to arrest of a South Amherst man whose tip helped FBI identify a couple charged with embezzling 582134 from a New York City bank. Edgar B R Dickson notes the firm will pay the reward, while the Siemers fled from Staten Island with three children and face up to five years in prison each if convicted.
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Cleveland
Fiill
South Amherst
New York City
American Surety Co
Edgar BR. Dickson
Keith
FBI
Liament
MacTavishes
Cnupie
Staten Island
Siemer
New York
National Bank and Trust Co
Henretta
Calfornia
Canton
Baumhart Rd
Cooling cue No 15
In this ad style item from the Chronicle Telegram, a reader is urged to reuse a refrigerator for cooling not just foods but also toilet articles like cologne after shave lotion and talcum. It suggests selling surplus or idle items such as a porch chair with cushions for cash.
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Chronicle Telegram
Ernst
Harwood
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Jane MacTavish
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