Communists Parade Victoria Statue As India Marks 1857 Mutiny
In New Delhi and Meerut, Communists with scarlet flags led early demonstrations marking the centennial of the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. They scaled Queen Victoria's pedestal, draping a banner over her throne while Congress members and children paraded, chanting Gandhi and Pandey. The mutiny began with Bengal Native Light Cavalry troops at Meerut, spreading across northern India and ending with British control in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnson
India
Meerut
British East India Co
Bengal Wight Cavalry
Delhi
East India Co
Subcontinent
Chandni Chowk Siett
Victoria
Congress Party
Mohandas K "Gandhi
Blanget Pande
Aid program faces Senate scrutiny after cuts
Senate leaders weigh reductions to foreign aid as President Eisenhower defends the plan. Senator Lyndon Johnson notes cut from 4.4 billion targets multilateral and emergency funds, while Senate Republican Leader Knowland calls the case strong but declines commitment. Congress plans careful review before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Cooperation Administration
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Congress
Johnson
Lester Knowland
Calif
Probers Seek Truth About Beck Dealings
Probers allege union funds were diverted for Beck’s profit as Teamster head Loomis describes a resignation in a blowup over mortgage investments. He cites an altered loan application for a Honolulu project showing a 27500 fee split among Beck Hedlund and Nations Mortgage Co. He says Beck faced kickback talk and questioned large line-of-credit discounts from favored companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Teamster
Enlire
Loomiz
National Mortgage Co
Fins
Joseph McEvoy
Airs
Donel Hedlund
Hedlund
The
Nations Mortgage Co
Hedlud
Stephens
Loomis
Honolulu
Reither
International Union
Robert F.kennedy
Teamsters Union
Prayer for Guidance and Faith in a Moral Choice
A prayer by Paul Wright of Partland Oregon requests guidance to align with God's will. He seeks strength to refuse evil at the moral threshold, desiring closeness to life and blessing through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Paul
Wright
Partlnd
Ore
First Presbyterian Church
Junta Seizes Banks Amid Colombian Ruling Crackdown
The Ministry of Economic Development warns criminal actions against manufacturers who refuse to sell or hinder operations. Banks still open will be seized and workers drafted. A Bogota bank was closed yesterday among six nationwide shutdowns. Protests widen as shops and industries halt, with Cali and Barranquilla hit hard. Demonstrators attacked Cali’s government palace, then repelled with tear gas and no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Economic Development
Oficials
Bogota
Cali
Siedellin City
Barranquilla
Juan B. Cordoba
Information Bureau
Reds Urge U S and Britain to End Atomic Tests
The Soviet delegation urged the United States and Great Britain to halt atomic and hydrogen tests, arguing for a positive resolution and indicating pressure on the West to stop blasts. Khrushchev was praised for decentralizing the Soviet industrial administrative system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
U. S
U.S.A
Great Britain
Gromyko
ITL
West
Britain
Japan
Pacific
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Fisherman Recaptures Trout After Hook Snag
Maugansville fisherman Robert Buck Baker bragged about a 12 inch trout caught in St James Run last evening. The fish escaped once but the second time left Baker with a snagged hook and torn leader, sparking his claim of luck and a close call in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Buck) Baker
Maugansville
St. James
Hait
Hook
Jestler
Baker
Cardinal Gives Rites Of Church To Park Accident Victim
Cardinal Spellman administered last rites to 3 year old Ludwig Erbacher of Manhattan struck by an automobile in Central Park. He died at Mount Sinai Hospital. Driver Pehine S. Wallman of Valley Stream was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Central Park
Ludwig Erbacher
Manhattan
Cardinal Spellman
Mount Sinai Hosital
Pehine S. Wallman
Valley Stream
N.Y
Six Will Lose Their Jobs Over Refusing To Testify
Baltimore hearings by a House subcommittee on alleged Communist influence in heavy industry led to six Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point Workers being suspended as a preliminary dismissal. Twenty-one of twenty-four witnesses chose to invoke the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Stafford
Baltimore
House
One American Activities
Be Hiehem Steel
Sparvraws Point
TBE
Bej
Gocet
Benjamin Fine
Willig
D-La
Walter
Two American Teen-Agers Back After Months With Guerrillas
Victor J. Buehlman and Michael J. Garvey, both 17 and 15, returned with their families to Guantanamo Naval Base after about three months with guerrillas in Cuba’s Sierra Maestra under Fidel Castro. Charles E Ryan, 20, remained with the rebel band. The trio’s disappearance was announced in February by the U S Embassy in Havana, and news of their allegiance to the rebels surfaced later via a New York Times report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havanaa
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Fulgencio Baista
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Victor J. Buehlman
Cmdr
Joseph Buehlman
Coronado
Calif
Michael J. Garvey
John Joseph Garvey
Watertown
Mass
Charles E. Ryan SI
C. Charles
Ryan
Monson
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamol
Buchman
Garvey
Santiago
Guantanamo
Robert Taber
Columbia Broadcasting System
Castro
Havana
New York Times
Eisenhower
U. S
Obituaries continue from Pace 22 with multiple deaths
The notice lists Rohect and Mt. Lena residents and Richard of Philadelphia with many descendants and siblings. Milton M. Ewan of 10 Northern Avenue dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital aged 47. a Fairchild Aircraft employee and World War Two veteran, survived by wife Louise, daughter Lorraine McDonald, and family. Anna M. Amig, former Hagerstown resident, dies in Washington DC. funeral set at National Lutheran Home in Washington. Mrs. Amig had visited the National Home for the Aged. A jaywalking ordinance proposal in San Jacinto is mentioned as city council rejects it. services for Amig to be held at National Lutheran Home with interment in York Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Herbert Nichol
Nichal
United Electrical Workers
Ernest Mayer
Mayer
Nichol
Richard Arens
Harold Buchman
Marcella Aynut
Elsie Winter
Claire Friedman Round
Milton Bates
Milton Seif
Otto Yerrel
Abraham Kotelchuck
Navy
Army
Pace
Rohect
Mt. Lena
Richard
Philadelphia
George
Charles Lefeyer
Hagerstown
4. K. Coffman
John N. Evans
Ta.erment
Rose Hill Cemetery
Milton M. Ewan
Northern Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Avon
Fairchild Aircraft, Inc
Louise Mr. Gillam
Lorraine. McDonald
Milton H. Gillan
Margaret Welty
Missesiweille
Barbara Gillan
Minnich Funeral Home
Ofelock
G. Bartow Harris
Rest Maven Cemetery
Anna M. Amig
Robert Amig
Sibley Hospital
Washington, D. C
Cotheran
Washington
San Jacinto
Calif
York
California
National Lutheran Home
Prospectuile
Newberry Stores See Sales Growth In 1957 April Figures
The J J Newberry Co and McCrory Stores show rising sales. April 1957 Newberry totals reach 17.49 million versus 13.85 million in April 1956 with four month totals at 34.48 million, down from 51.08 million in 1956. McCrory Stores report April sales of 9.86 million, up from 7.84 million in April 1956, and four month sales of 31.23 million versus 30.44 million in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Newberry Co
Wall Street Journal
Newberry
West Washington Street
McCrory
Youth Rally Features Mother Tribute Drama at Hopeful Chapel
Youth rally at South Potomac Junior High auditorium will present A Tribute to Mother with four life scenes and four mother types. Gospel Airs provide music. 20 youths perform. All mothers receive flowers. youths urged to bring mothers. Singspiration Sunday at 9 p.m. at Corbett Street Chapel, near Wilson Boulevard. HCYC Club skating at Starlend rink Monday 7 p.m.
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South Potomac Junior High
Ausicorium
Draima
Corbett Street Chapel
Wilson Boulevard
Hcyc Club
Starlend Rink
Fears Mount Over Global Nuclear Tests Across Decades
Historical report recalls calls to ban atomic tests after Bikini disaster and Nagasaki casualties. It notes Nehru's 1954 proposal, UN study setup in 1955, and U S claims that guarded tests posed no health threat while public concern grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
U. S
Bikini
India
Nehru
U. N. General Assembly
Dec
United States
Eisenhower says solid South no longer Democratic stronghold
President Eisenhower told party workers in Kentucky that the South is no longer solid for Democrats and urged Dixie Republicans to boost efforts to recapture Congress. He noted growing GOP strength in the region over 20 years and defended the $71.8 billion spending budget as a peace and defense measure for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Dixie
Congress
South
Lewisville
Fisenhower
Free World
Peoria Whiskey Ad Mentions 6 Year Rye Bourbon
A damaged OCR snippet references Straight Rye Whiskey and Bourbon offerings. It mentions Peoria Illinois and a six year old product, with unclear branding and list text. Limited readable facts point to a beverage listing in an old ad.
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Wight
Sherbrook
Maryland
America
Highlights 0 0 Beat The Clock TV Highlights
TV listings present an array of shows and stars. Xavier Cugat with Abbe Lane, Rin Tin Tin adventures, West Point Drill Patrol, Blondie, and Adventures of Bowie are noted with cast details and plot hints. The page mixes entertainment listings with a few storyline glimpses and historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Collyer
Xavier Cugat
Abbe Lane
Rin Tin Tin —Buhert
Rusty
O'Hara
Wonder Dog
Lee Aaker
West Point Stony — “Dragoon Patrol
West Point
Tames
Best
Tris Coffin
Tom Greenway
Blondie
Pamela Britton
Arthur Lake
Dagwood
Toom
Bowie
Statt Forbes
Jeanne Moody
Lent Forbes
Robert ‘Wilke
Lurene Tuttle
Ireland
Douglas Edwards
Annie Oakley
Wild Bill Hichok
Spars
John Daly
Xavier Dugal
Fabian
Scotland Yard
Ed Rin Tin Tin
Blancie
Jim Bowie
Wash
Boston
TV listings snapshot from a Friday May 10 schedule
A dense, hour by hour TV and radio grid listing programs across daytime into late night. Entries include Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, Guiding Light, Clown Corner, regional news, soap operas, game shows, quizzes, plays, sports, and weather. Named programs and times appear with occasional channel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Farmer
Guiding Light
Donna Douglas
Kay
Miss Brooks
Susie
Malinea Theatre
Public Defender
Bob Crosby
Eddy Cantor
Elizabeth
Eleanor Arnett Nash
Ames and
Andy
Kit Carson
Sunny Seve
Ray Miland
Billy Johnson
Brave Eagle
Wid Biil Hickock
Cleen Kid
Last of the Mohicans
Sparta
Crossroads
Eve
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Cavatown Pike
Arcadia
Wilson Bros
C. W. Turner
Virginia Ave
HILCO
Crestwood
Biglerville
Penna
C. Hughes, Dist. Mar, Guernssy. Penna
Junta
Colombia
Guerrillas
Milton M. Gillan
Lke
Siipatony
Sherbhooh Boubrom
Frank Listt
Peoria
Ill
W. Washimaten
Oval Highway
Knob Hill Stables
Black Gap
Scotland Road
U.S. Route 30
Chambersburg
Caledonia State Park
Fayetteville
Dichingen
Red Barber
Gaspar Ortega
Isaac Logard
Jim Miller
Stan
Welch
Dick Qwellss
Bowell
Texas
Sind
Lind the Muttons
Pather-in Law
Indaw
Charlie Engelea
Ruby
Stephen McNally
Story
Boys Town
Edward J. Plansgai
Darryl Duran
Sarah Padden
Douglas Dumbride
Joseph Cotten Shaw
Raserl
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Washingtory Street
Pretzels
Denny's
High St
Realmatar
Keith’s
Summit Ave
Dial
Tour Pevorita FY Bnach
Fc An
Cee da Aan
Tel
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