Simple Rites Planned Today For Hemingway's Interment
The Hemingway family gathers at a Hailey area cemetery as a hearse bears the dark gray casket. Ernest Hemingway, 61, died Sunday of a gunshot head wound. authorities deem it undetermined if accidental or intentional. The Rev Robert Waldmann will conduct a simple service with no eulogy, only prayers and meditation on death.
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Hemingway
Little Valley
Nemingway
Robert J. Waldmann
Our Lady of the Shows Catholic Church
Sun Valley
Ketchum
Idaho
Hell
Ernest Hemingway
Tolarca
Mirkept
Tame
Jack
Hailey
Forest
MacMalen
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Mary
Papa
Eichmann Linked to Holocaust Plans in New Evidence
Israeli prosecutors present documents asserting Adolf Eichmann headed the SS death machinery, with SS chief Himmler and Kaltenbrunner allegedly directing his actions. Evidence discusses arrest moves, a 1944 SS tribunal framing, and Eichmann’s role in transporting Jews to death camps under Hitler’s orders.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Christian Wirth
Hein
Adolf Eichmann
Kalter Lallis
Gestapo
Ernst Kal
Robert Tendrimner
Servatius
Eichmann
Kaltenbrunner
Muel
Heinrich Mueller
Eich
Afi
Nuernberg
Konrad Morgan
Morgan
Iwe Morgan
Hitler
Pain
Spiehmann
Germany
Ea Sg
la Willer
Hoffa Seizes Power as Teamsters Vote Pay Raise and Dues Increase
James R Hoffa expands control of the Teamsters Union after winning a 12 million yearly dues increase and higher salary to 70 000 a year at a long convention session. New rules limit rank and file office holders and raise local meeting attendance requirements while extending jurisdiction to all workers across industries.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
James R.v
Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamsters Covention
Milton J. Liss
Newark
W.d
Liss
Breeding Co op Moves to Frederick County
The Maryland artificial Breeding Cooperative and the Maryland W Va bull stud moved into new quarters at the old Airport Farm six miles north of Frederick. Norman Earley and Son remodeled the hangar at a total project cost of. The facility includes 42 bull pens inside 14 outside pens a full laboratory and a one story office building on 167 acres used to produce roughage for bulls. Moving from College Park places the operation in the western Maryland dairy area to improve service.
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Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
Maryland-W. Va
Bull Stud
Airport Farm
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Norman §, Earley
College Park
Maryland
Fines Hit Firms in Contempt Case in Baltimore
A New York accountant Saul Marshall and three Baltimore finance firms faced contempt penalties totaling over 42,500 in U S District Court. Marshall was fined 10,000 for failing to produce Phoenix Savings and Loan Co records. Great Eastern Mortgage 10,000 Commercial Finance and Acceptance 5,000 and Maryland Fidelity Consultant 7,900 were also fined.
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Baltimore
New York
Saylings and Loan
U.S. District Court
KR. Borsey Watkins
Saul Marshall
Phoenix Savings and Loan Co
Great Eastern Mortgage Corporation
Commercial Finance and Acceptance Corporation
Maryland Fidelity Consultant Corporation
Watkins
Marshall
Phoenix
Counties Need Industries To Balance Taxes
Westminster Maryland AP says a State Roads official warned that bedroom counties, filled with residents working elsewhere, raise property taxes. Industries are needed to keep tax rates reasonable as commuters seek distant jobs. The official spoke at a Carroll County Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting.
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Westminster
State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
Carroll County
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Funk
Ume
Youth Held In Fatal Beating Of Little Girl
A 12 year old boy is in juvenile court for the fatal beating of a 4 year old girl who took a piece of cake. The boy, acting as disciplinarian, punched the child in the stomach and banged her head, then beat her sister when she protested. The children were cared for in his Southwest Washington home and were treated at a federal hospital where the younger girl died.
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Wallington
Palice
Washington
Lawrence J. O'Connor
Interior Department
Children's Hospital
Kennedy
One Power Commission
O'Connor
Ecrat
Houston
Texas
Arthur Kline
Iraq border tensions rise as forces mass near Kuwait
Iraqi units appeared to concentrate along the border while six British warships including the Centaur moved through the Suez Canal toward Kuwait. Amid heat and shifting loyalties, UK officials discussed UN involvement in Kuwait and Britain's ongoing defense buildup, fearing Iran’s pressure on the sheikdom that supplies a major portion of oil.
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Bulwark
Kuwait
Big Horsford
Centaur
Suez Canal
Britain
Iran
East German Leader Ulbricht vows to end West Berlin
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht told the People’s Chamber that a peace treaty with the Soviet Union would usher a new settlement of the West Berlin issue and end the city’s role as a cold war strongpoint. He said control over Berlin’s routes and the Marienfelde refugee center would be demanded, with a painless or difficult path ahead.
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West Berlin
Ulbricht
Berlin
Marienfelde
More Working in June But More Jobless
Washington AP reports that in June United States employment reached a record high of 68.706 million while unemployment rose by 880 thousand to 5.6 million. Labor force participation and teen job searches surged as school ended leading to more workers in summer roles. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood around 68 percent, a plateau for seven months.
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Washington
Labor Department
Babor
Drought Expands Across Upper Plains and Wisconsin
Northern Wisconsin added to drought ridden Great Plains with Minnesota counties seeking disaster aid. Farmers move cattle to greener pastures as wells and creeks dry up in North Dakota and South Dakota, grasshoppers appear in eastern Montana, and Gov An dersen reports daily drought appeals. Senator Wiley calls for federal relief to Wisconsin farmers. cattle markets face downward pressure amid arid conditions and limited impact on meat prices for now.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Great Plains
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
Elmer L. Andersen
North Dakota
South Dakota
Charles Govera
South St. Paul Minne Commission Co
Prayer for daily strength and guidance in faith
A devotional prayer from Roy H. Stetler Jr of Cheverly Maryland asks believers to pause amid daily noise to seek God’s word. It asks for courage and faith to meet today’s experiences, trusting in divine strength and the Holy Spirit, affirming that God will not forsake His people.
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Thrist
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly
MacArthur Receives Massive Provincial Welcome in Philippines
Manila crowds braved rain for hours to glimpse General MacArthur as he retraced liberation routes. Schoolchildren welcomed him with banana leaves and palm cloaks while cheering every passing car. Filipinos echoed the wartime greeting “Hi Joe” to American troops, a reception unmatched for a foreign visitor. The visit recalls President Magsaysay’s provincial welcomes.
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Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Joe
MacArthur
Ramon Magsaysay
Six Injured as Sightseeing Train Cars Crash in Niagara Falls
Six people sustained minor injuries when three cars of a sightseeing train derailed and crashed into another at the falls near Eeeeeh Paint in Niagara Falls New York. Police reported no serious injuries and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
American) Falls
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