British Methodist Leader Deplores Royal Romance
The head of Britain’s Methodist Church Dr Leslie Weatherhead condemned Princess Margaret and divorced Peter Townsend’s romance as threatening Christian marriage ideals. He warned even renouncing royal duties would not ease the moral example set by the couple and prompted public debate on royal and constitutional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Methodist Church
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Leslie Weatherhead
British Methodist Conference
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Olympus
Weatherhead
Church of England
Archbishop of Canterbury
Margaret Townsend
Townsend
The
Guardian
Lorain Woman Among 11 Reds Held in Ohio Smith Act Case
Eleven accused Communists face trial in Cleveland on Smith Act violations after FBI raids in Cleveland Newark and Lorain. Lucille Bethencourt of Lorain and husband Al Bethencourt were linked to Lorain meetings and a Lorain tavern used for gatherings as federal agents surveilled and documented contacts, mail, and car observations. The group seeks to dismiss on grounds of eased tensions. several defendants including David Katz and Freda Katz face trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Lorain
FBI
Newark
West Lake Rd
Lucillere Bethencourt
National Tube Co
Lugile
Bethencourt
Bris. Bethencourt
Avon
Dougher
le Tain
Bethencourts
New Haven
Conn
Tril
David Katz
Freda
Anthony Krchmarek
Joseph Brandt
E C. Greenfield
George Ewatt
Robert Campbell
Frank Hashman
Martin Chancey- Brandt
Leram
Oise Penitentary
Lass
GM Profits This Year Likely To Top Billion
General Motors expects a record 1955 annual net income near $1 billion based on nine month results of 1955. Net income for nine months reached about $912.9 million with nine month sales around $9.61 billion. The 1954 full year net income was $834 million, and per share earnings were $3.31 on 278.7 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Elyria
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
O'Mahoney Attacks GOP Split Amid 1952 Contest Claims
Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney accuses Republicans of concealing a party split and seeks a glamorous candidate to unite supporters, criticizing the Eisenhower administration's resource policy and leadership. He names Stevenson and Harman as Democratic prospects while noting other political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Ezsenho
Wyoming Democrat
O'Mahoney
Repub
Lican National Committee
New York
Averell Harmman
Roger Tubbs
Truman
Harmman
Nashville
Tenn
Sen Estes Kelatner D-Tenni
China
Portugal
Thomas K Finletter
Air Force
Staite
Dean Acheson
Harpers Magazine
Eisenhower
Mmbahwe
Benson Criticizes Politicians Over Farmers Plight
Secretary Ezra Benson says politicians exaggerate farmers struggles and the farm program is nonpartisan. He defends flexible supports and the pork purchase plan as sound, warns 90 percent parity is bankrupt, and notes a Europe trip was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Washington
Ezra T
United Press
Midwest
Europe
Foods and Agricultural Organization of the United Natons
Rome
No Better Than 50 50 Geneva Success Outlook
The article reports a slim 50 50 chance for success at the Geneva foreign ministers conference amid Western doubts about Soviet acceptance of security and unification terms. It notes Eisenhower and Dulles expressing cautious hope, NATO concerns, and warnings from Harold MacMillan and others about the Kremlin's shift and ongoing Western vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geneva
Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
West
Fresh clues lift hopes in killler hunt
In Chicago police race to catch killers of three boys, new tips focus on a breathlessly excited teen in a red panel truck near Robinson's Woods. Witness reports of screams and a map found in a suspect’s car escalate the case as officers seek the mysterious youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teager
Fmt
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Robinson’s Woods
Anton Schuessler
William Leiper
Joseph Lohman
Warren
AFL
Brotherhood of Electrical
Telephone Co
Ines
Steel Union Vote Sees Hague Victory For Leader Team
Unofficial results show Howard Hague leading Joseph Molony for vice president of the CIO United Steelworkers. Hague is McDonald’s preferred candidate after the death of James G. Thimmel, with Molony objecting to Hague’s appointment. Count: Hague 180,663. Molony 89,688. full tally due in one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Howard Hague
CIO
United Steelworkers
Molony
McDonald
Hague
James G.thimmel
United
USW
David J. McDonald
Joseph Molony
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohioan Urges Global Birth Control Measures
In Tokyo a Midwestern sociologist argued U S birth rates are socially adverse and urged compulsory sterilization as a safeguard against deterioration of human stock. He said unrestrained reproduction is a social menace and limited reproduction should apply to those with above average social value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
United
Washington
Mountbatten
Burma
Elmer Pendeil
Washineton
Batam
Naval Staff
Pengell
Pendell
Ion Impenis Sonety
Caldren
Lawrence Doran
Durell
Allan America
Hasbard
Ison
Mother Recounts Child Squeeze Under Distress in Court
Defense witnesses describe a tense scene as Mrs. Durell testifies that Allan appeared distressed and a squeezing incident occurred when the child cried. Prosecutors and detectives reference sterilization discussions and state involvement following the alleged events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Los Angeles International
Benjamin Fauth
Reds
Canton Ave
South Lorain
Lucille
Gop
Ina Sa
Corvallis
Ore
Ogay
Interor
Douglas McKay
Air Forces
Harold MacMillan
Great Britain
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Steel Union
Russia
Ohioan
U.S. Coast Guard
Casco
Edwin D. Brooks
Concord
Mass
Gloucester
Brooks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!