Geneva Parley Snares Prospects Dim In Conference
Fragmented text outlines Geneva parleys over Korea and Communist China with United States input. Mentions Eden and Churchill amid Britain’s wait and see stance. Reports on possible extended talks and calls for timetables, with hopeful signals for Indochina settlement at the conference.
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Korea
United States
South Korea
China
Eden
Churchill
Polics
Weetsen Delegatistl
Meir Falth
London
Baily
Daily Mail
Ae Us
Newenoper
Daily Telegraps
den Har Tld
Cabanel
Still Checking Veteran Death in Maryland Investigation
Police seek two men and a key witness as they probe the death of Louis A Hicks a WWI veteran found in his wrecked car last March The throttle was taped open sparking murder theory State Police and Charles County officials are borrowing a Lincoln sedan to test if a car can be started from outside the window and reach speed
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Hicks
Growth Prospect Promises Big Atomic Energy Investments
A major uranium ore producer outlines rapid expansion in development and engineering of chemical and electric plants. The common stock is described as financially sound and well managed. The report invites investors to mail for details or call for more information.
Fragmented Pastoral Message from Wilmette Parish Methodist
A garbled religious text from US minister at Wilmette Parish Methodist includes unclear references to God, faith, and life. It mentions command, call to follow Christ, and a plea for strength to try. The disjointed OCR readout yields little coherent context or identifiable events.
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Christ
Arms shipments spark Latin American tension and U S aid
Reports detail U S airlift of arms to Nicaragua and Honduras amid claims of a Soviet linked arms flow. Guatemala denies Castro like influence while officials stress mutual defense links and rapid military deliveries from Georgia.
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State Department
Stetti
Ambaksador Peurifpy
Soriely
Guatemala
United States
United Fruit Co
Peuritoy
Mascow
Nicaragua
Honduras
U.S
Sand
Washington
Latin America
Georgia
Court Slaying Near End of Moon Trial in Pa Court
A jury of ten men and two women nears verdict in Norman W Moon’s trial for the murder of Judge Wade in Warren Pennsylvania. Prosecution urges the death penalty arguing Moon planned the slaying after failing to explain bench summons while Moon’s defense cites mental illness. Expert witnesses differ on Moon’s mental state as closing arguments approach and Judge Alexander Blick Jr prepares the charge.
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Moon
Wade
Wnr
Mnon
Pueh
Mann
One Little Drink To Get Him Term MILWALKER
A judge criticizes Wisconsin alcohol use as a factor in delinquency. Dwight D Eisenhower is mentioned amid a chaotic report on a man’s probation for contributing to a minor’s delinquency. The narrative includes disjointed references to a doctor, a judge Frank Ey Grennesti, and a warning of possible imprisonment if drinking resumes. The piece ends with a stray Arctic-field waterway description.
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Milwalker
Wisconsin
Presidenti
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Abione
Bella S. Hanrahan
Kan
Tim
Patice
Frank Ey Grennesti
Hawdian
House of Correction
Witness Ryan Defends Schine Through Army Hearing
Ryan a Korean War veteran testifies at the McCarthy Army hearings on day 20 about Schine’s treatment at Ft Dix New Jersey and the alleged pressures for favors. He says no improper requests were made for passes and that Schine’s training and performance were satisfactory despite late absences.
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Ryan
Army
McCarthy
Schine
Ryas
Ft. Dix. N. J
McCarthy Subcommittee
Sommnter
Senate
Ft. Dix
Sehine
Stevens
Metarthy
Second Arrest For Sneaking Liquor Across State Line
Maryland revenue agents report the second arrest in a crackdown on taxed liquor brought from Virginia across the Eastern Shore border. Charlie Henry Jones, 44, of Storkton, was charged with illegal importation after 12 bottles were found in his car near his home. Magistrate M Elwood Watson set trial for June 5.
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Annapolis
Virginia
Robert N. Locke
Charlie Henry Jones
Storkton
Locke
Jones
Chireuteague
M. Elwood Watson
Washington
Maryland
Ebineotoa Sue
Heat Kills Baby In Closed Auto Near NIH
A three month old baby boy died after being left in a parked car with all windows closed in Bethesda Maryland. The infant Stephen C Olney son of Mr and Mrs Stephen B Olney of College received medical care at NIH facilities but succumbed as temperatures rose into the 70s. The father reportedly left the child unattended while a family member worked nearby.
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Bethesda
Newt
National Institutes of Health
Stephen C
Olney
Anery
Stephen B
Ial
Yeon
Durham agent charged in staged insurance death claims
Durham, North Carolina reports an insurance agent arrested for handwinking his own company with fraudulent death claims totaling over 1300 dollars. Leon J. Ning allegedly staged the frameup to display to home office officials that he could execute such fraud.
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Durham
N.C
Leon J. Ning
Home Office
Mason and Dixon Line marker restored in Marydel Maryland
The 1765 crownstone marking the Maryland Delaware boundary is being reset in Marydel after decades away. Executives witnessed the return of the stone once exhibited at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, bringing the landmark back to its location 45 miles north of Middle Point. The state plans to fund resurvey work between Maryland and Delaware.
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Marydel
St. Louis
Mason and Dixon
Willian Rayliff
Board of Natural Resources
Maryland-Delaware
Delaware
Lord Baltimore
Mary
Maryland Academy of Science
Stern
Academy
Ballemore
Bilor Uemd
Maryland Delaware
Maryland
Navy blimp ends endurance flight near Key West
The ZPG-2 airship stayed aloft for about 200 hours over the Caribbean and western Atlantic before landing at Boca Chica Naval Air Station near Key West. Cmdr Marion H. Nopes led a crew of 12 Navy men and one civilian observer. The craft, originally from Lakehurst, aimed to set a world endurance record, breaking a previous 1703 hour benchmark.
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Key West
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Florida Ke
Theavy
Marion H. Nopes
Pins ‘Son
Ala
Lakehurst
No. Naval Air Station
Eady
Tve Main
Eppes
New Shien
Plantic
Caribbean
Mexico
Navy
Picture taking tips for news photography and signposts
An instructional piece advises photographers to plan shots like writers. It urges including location, foreground details, and identifiable landmarks, with humans and key objects to convey scale. Readers are directed to observe signs and scenery, featuring brands and local shop references.
Eisenhower Plots Possible Critique Of Democrats In Congress
White House aide Bernard Shanley criticized Democrats in Congress for blocking key measures, sparking speculation that President Eisenhower may publicly spar with Democrats ahead of the 1958 elections. Shanley cited opposition votes on tax reform, Taft Hartley law amendments, and votes to lower the voting age, while noting the President’s plan to back Republicans in future campaigns.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Bernard M.shanley
Assn
Shenley
Shanley
Eisentinner
House
Alben W. Barkley
Fisenhower
Barkley
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
New York
Shan Iley
Baltimore Youth Shot And Killed
In Baltimore a 15 year old high school student Perrero was shot and killed while target shooting in a wooded area with his friend George Allender age 18 who ran for help. Police found Perrero under a bush after responders arrived. Allender was held by Western police for questioning.
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Baltimore
Pers ‘Vero
George Allender
Perrero
Pelite
Perrera
Lallender
Northwestern Police
TV and Theatre Listings Roundup From WAAM Schedule
A dense Western Union style TV and theatre guide lists dozens of programs across several hours. It includes shows like Footlight Theatre Hoppity Skippity with Moppet Ma Starlight Theatre Pauls Puppets and Six Gun Justice alongside movies Weather segments sports and news. The roster shows multiple time slots and channel references with a mixture of dramas comedies and variety acts.
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Footlight Theatre
Moppet Ma
Starlight Theatre
Paul
Jim Gibbons
Raster Ward
Superman
Mark Evand
Nick
Ted Jaffe
Newva
John Daly
the News
Douglas Edw
John
Swayze
Jo Stafford
Milton Berlech
Ann Sheride
George Raft
the Goldborge
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Richard Harkness
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