Woman in Party Dress Run Down by Truck in Desert
Coachella California police investigated the death of 26 year old Jean Elizabeth Wood after she stood in front of a moving truck on Highway 99 in a desolate desert area. The driver Fredrich Widemann of Artesia found her body. she had been seen in Riverside hotel lodging with two children and had a history of multiple marriages and recent unemployment.
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Coachella
Calif
Highway L
Jean Elizabeth Wood
Highway 99
Civilizaton
Wolf
James Frye
South Tarterance
Bief
Fredrich Widemann
Artesia
Frye
Ime
Riverside
Iyn
Riowside
Spokane
Vera Harty
Nuclear Test Ban Extension Keeps Talks Moving
President Eisenhower ordered a two month extension of the U S nuclear test moratorium to December 41, allowing Geneva negotiators more time. The Geneva talks began October 31 and were recessed for six weeks with Ambassador James J Wadsworth returning home for the U N General Assembly session. Britain and the Soviet Union similarly held back tests as pressure from military and congressional sources continues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
James J. Wadsworth
U.N. General Assembly
America
Britain
Soviet Union
Somer
Atomic Energy
Congressional
UAW Seeks Reinstatement of Martin SeaMaster Contract
The United Auto Workers asked Maryland congressional delegation to help reinstate the Navy SeaMaster contract at Martin Co. In Washington, Sen. Beall and Rep. Brewster said they would raise the protest before defense agencies and the Armed Services Committees. Navy ended SeaMaster project at Martin’s Middle River plant citing technical difficulties.
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Baltimore Cap
United Auto Workers Union
Afi-Cio
Maryland
Navy
Martin Co
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Daniel Brewster
UAW
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
E. ‘T. Michael
Beal
Senate
Martin
Middle River
Recreational Area Needed Says Youth Proposes Smoke Commission
A Jefferson Boulevard resident urges a smoke and dust commission to curb pollution in the community. He argues that clean air and tidy streets are essential for healthful living and cites the poor conditions around newly built houses as proof.
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Wecontinuer
Jefferson Boulevard
Doctor Wipes Out All Unpaid Fees In Will
CHICAGO AP The will of Marengo doctor William V Gooder who died at 79 forgives all unpaid medical fees owed by former patients. The attorney estimated about 23 000 in debts. Gooder died Aug 10 White is deceased. Estate valued around 100 000 was left in trust for his housekeeper of 10 years.
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Chicago
Marengo
William V. Gooder
Witl
Gooder
Man Receives Fine and Suspended Terms in Liquor Sale Case
A court heard cases including a man fined $500 and given three months for illegal liquor sale. Joseph Borden faced multiple charges from 1955 involving breaking and entering and larceny at Hays Inc. in Pennsylvania Avenue, with $1,500 in merchandise recovered after apprehension. He received suspended sentences and parole terms, plus rehabilitation work in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The proceedings noted Borden’s efforts and hopes for employment, and mentioned other defendants with shorter sentences in the same session.
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McLaughlin
Joseph Borden
Holly
Hays, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Borden
Ohio
John Saffellyday
Bing
Attor
Ney Hollyday
Mt. Holly
House of Correction
William Martz
Lloyd Genneth Beard
Death Toll Rising in Radium Dial Scandal Society
Beatrice Workman, 54, of Park Ridge, died from radium poisoning linked to the 1920s radium dial painting. Her husband Thomas said she suffered 30 years from the exposure after working at the Radium Dial Co in Ottawa Illinois. The Ottawa group exposed many workers to radioactive dust and a dozen sued for damages with only one survivor.
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Chicago
Society of the Living Dead
Beatrice Workman
Park
Hidge
Thomas
Tol
Ottawa
Catherine Donohie
Workman
County May Get Prison (Continued from Page 7)
Comptroller Goldstein urges a full study of state land before locating the prison in any county. Frederick officials balk at a site near a planned school. Board of Correction eyed a 300 acre Frederick site at Maryland 75 between Liberty Town and New Market costing about 60 000.
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Reismer
Goldstein
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Del
Charles McC. Mathias
Board of Correction
Frederick County
Maryland
Libertytown
New Market
Board of Public Works
Prayer for the lonely and discouraged in Waynesville
A short religious plea from John W. Shackford of Waynesville North Carolina urging the distressed to seek divine light and peace. He quotes the invitation Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and asks readers to accept the blessed invitation.
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Aden
Ane
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
Eisenhower in Bonn Begins Talks With Adenauer
President Eisenhower arrives in Bonn where thousands greet him as he meets Chancellor Adenauer in the West German capital. He tours the U.S. Embassy housing project at Plittersdorf, calls on President Theodor Heuss, and prepares for two days of conferences with Western leaders before heading to London and Paris.
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Eisenhower
Adenhauer
Rhine
Fisenhower
U.S
Plittersdorf
Theodor Heuss
Bonn
Adenauer
Khrushchev
London
Paris
10 Month Old Accident Case Settled Today Contined
A court ordered retesting for a driver’s license following an accident case involving a 10 month old. The arresting officer cited Robert Brachey. Charles Melvin Baker of East Washington Street received 30 days in the Washington County Jail for orderly conduct as part of the proceedings.
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Tale Einbinder
Robert Brachey
Charles
Melvin Baker
Washington Street
Washington County
Maryland theater marquee damaged by truck collision
The marquee of the Maryland theater was dented when a tractor-trailer backing near Florida Avenue struck the right rear corner. Ralph Elwond Boden, 23, was involved in the incident and escaped, later apprehended nearby. Police reported the damage as the marquee’s neon tube and metal edge were broken.
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Maryland
Ralph Elwond Boden
Ferstown
Page I Winton Irvine Burger
Renfellz
Florida Avenue
Waller
Reforma
Poice
Spiritual Therapy in Modern Medicine Cited in Digest
September Readers Digest highlights Reverend Richard IC Young who works in a North Carolina hospital. His approach treats the soul as the head to heal the body and has reportedly inspired remarkable cures. He has helped train 7,000 ministers in this integrative method.
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Reader's Digest
Richard IC. Young
N. Carolina Aspital
Johnson urges support for Ike on Khrushchev visit
Senator Johnson warns Americans must judge Soviet leaders by actions not smiles during Khrushchev's visit. AFL-CIO leader George Meany echoes this, opposing any U S Soviet exchange and stressing that Soviet military buildup and opposition to disarmament demand vigilance from Western nations.
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Khrushchev
Meany
United States
Afl-Cio
Unios
Kremlin
Moscow
Steel Strike At A Glance
Idle 650000 workers in steel and allied industries. Talks continued today with United President David McDonald again at the table. Prospects for progress dim. Losses 370 million weekly in production and wages. Union seeks two substantial wage increases and other contract improvements.
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Steel and Allied Industries
Unign
David McDonald
Vacuum Cleaner Traps Germs at Hospital Convention
New York exhibit shows a hospital designed vacuum cleaner that traps germs and dirt with a germ filter made of fine Fiberglas fibers. The device, presented at the American Hospital Association convention, emphasizes infection control through its germ trapping fibers.
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New York
American Hospital Assn
TV Guide Style Schedule List
A dense listing of daily broadcasts and times across dramas, games, soap operas, cartoons, and news. Entries include The Verdict Is Yours and Edge of Night, plus Popeye, Bandstand, American Bandstand, and early weather and world news segments.
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Theatre of State
Joan Klein Shaw
Cstor
Lear CI
Leisure Learning
Gale Storm
Dr. Malone
Douglas Fairbanke
Buddy Dean
Roots
Grandpa
Redae
Sam & Friends
the Three Stoopes
Life of
Riley
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France
Amecan Battle Monuments Commission
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Rogers
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Levant
UNEX
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Superman
Dial
Sea Hunt
Douglan Edweards
WTOP
the Playhouse
Colon
Corderman Hardware
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Zane Grey Theatre
Highway Patrol
Rough Riders
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