American Stars Lead 4-3 in 7th
In Memorial Stadium the American League team led 4 to 3 in the seventh as Musial and Mays delivered key hits. Mazeroski and Mantle figured in the action with a run scoring on a wild pitch and an unearned run in the frame. National League replies saw Mays start with a single and Crandall fly out as Spahn walked.
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Memorial Stadium
Mays
Turley
Skinner
Jensen
Musial
A. Star
Fox
Banks
Musin
Mantle
Thomas
Mazeroski
Cerv
Administration warns against cut in loan fund
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration urged Congress to restore a House cut of 325 million dollars in overseas economic development loans. Under Secretary C Douglas Dillon warned a fund scrapped would threaten the cold war, while Senate hearings debated restoring funds toward the 3.675 billion dollar foreign aid ceiling.
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Washington
Congress
United States
C. Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dillon
House
Negro Beaten and Robbed by Three White Men Here
Andrew Wales a 75 year old Black man was beaten and robbed of 500 dollars at his Sulphur Springs Road home. He is in Memorial Hospital in good condition with injuries to the head shoulders and arms. Sheriff Draven said he was notified and deputies investigated with Wales taken to the hospital.
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Andrew Wales
Memorial Hospital
Sulphur Springs
Robert L. Draven
William Edmondson
DeHaven
Boyd McDonald
Wales
Employment Surges as Students Enter Labor Market
Government data show June employment rising by 920000 to 64981000 while unemployment climbs to 5437000, a peak for months since World War II. Manufacturing gains and longer factory hours lift weekly earnings to a record 83.10 as students and graduates flood the labor market.
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Washington
Witness Links Capone Mobsters With Unions
Senate probes connect Capone era mob in Chicago unions with racketeering in the restaurant industry. Virgil Peterson and Lt. George Butler testify about union corruption, gang infiltration, and a pattern of violence linked to the Mafia Black Hand network.
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Washington
Senate
Capone
Chicago
Texas
George Butler
Dallas, Tex
Virgil W. Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Peterson
Special
Senate Committee
Black Hand
James Blakely
John Lardino
Hotel and
D-Ark
Nick de John
Dallas
San Francisco
Delegate Allman Found Dead In Submerged Car At Smith Mountain Lake
Del J Brodie Allman a longtime Virginia legislator was found dead in his submerged car at Smith Mountain Lake. The 62 year old from Rocky Mount apparently drowned when the vehicle rolled into eight to nine feet of water while he inspected lakefront property. He served in the House 1926 1930 and 1948 1954 and returned last year. He held multiple committee assignments and was active in local and state affairs. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Penhook
del. J. Brodie Allman
Rocky Mount
Smith Mountain Lake
Franklin County
R. H. McBride
Allman
McBride
L. W. Paisley
Union Hall
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Law School
Bourne University
France
Methodist Church
Masons
American Legion
Lions
Pranklin County
American Bar Assas
Capitol
Assembly
Gray Commission
Front Royal Youth Jailed in Theft Of Pocketbooks
Garland Valjean Seymour an 18 year old of 137 Chester Street was jailed 12 months with 30 days to serve after pleading petty larceny for stealing girls pocketbooks at a teenage party. He admitted two additional thefts at the armory and War Memorial Building and was fined 5.25 dollars in costs. Police said some six to seven dollars were taken with only 2.07 recovered as the rest was discarded. He was arrested by Officers Fogle Dunn and Lindamood as others attended the dance.
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Front Royal
War Memorail
Garland Valjean Seymour
Chester St
Warren Fogle
Seymour
Warren Rudolph
War Memorial Building
Fogle
Dunn
Lindamood
Cattle Thrive On Apple Pomace
New York report says federal researchers find cattle thrive on apple pomace. Test heifers gained three times as much weight on pomace feed than on ordinary grass soy silage.
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New York
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Ambrose Trial Continued To July 21 In Frederick County
Susie Shryock Ambrose, former Stephens City town clerk, faces misappropriation charges of 2294.60. Frederick County Court postponed her trial to July 21 on Commonwealth motion after arraignment and plea of not guilty.
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Susie Shryock Ambrose
Frederick County
Commonwealth
Ambrose
Stephens City
DAV Commander Installed In Stone Wall Jackson Chapter
State Commander Charles Nightinagle of Arlington installed Rev. L. Coleman as commander of Stone Wall Jackson Chapter 9, Disabled American Veterans. Others installed were Ray E. Bowers, Holmes Bucher, Richard P. Wolfe, Julian J. Shade, with past commander Maurice O. Blosser noted.
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Charles Nightinagle
Arlington
Rev. L. Coleman
Stonewall Jackson
Games
Ray E. Bowers
Holmes Bucher
Richard P. Wolfe
Julian J. Shade
Maurice O. Blosser
Harry L. Lovett
Owen C. Holliday
Howard L. Orndorff
Henry Thompson
Donovan Browhs
Henry F. Seal, Jr
Winchester
U. S. Air Force Symphony Orchestra
Etter
Air Force
Curtis Beverly
Fredericksburg
Virginia
District IV
Kurt Farenkopf
Adjutant Seal
D.A.V
Sea
Middletown appoints James Monroe town sergeant
James Monroe, 62, of Lumberport West Virginia was chosen to fill the vacancy created by Dayner Robinson’s resignation effective June 27. Robinson left Middletown to take a post in Washington DC and Monroe brings long WV police experience to the role.
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Middletown
Town Counc
Dayner Robinson
Robinson
James Monroe
Lumberport
W. Va
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Joseph Massie
Gene Dicks
Robert Green
Russell McCauley
T. W. Sperry
American Fliers Describe Soviet Attack and Rescue
The 05. Air Force reports two Russian MiGs shot down a U S transport that crash landed in Soviet Armenia on June 27. Five of nine airmen parachuted, four rode the burning plane to safety. one crewman suffered burns. The survivors, fatigued but in good condition, were flown to Wiesbaden and await a Wednesday news conference.
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U.S
Air Force
Washington
Soviet
Armenia
Teheran
USAF
Peter N. Sabo
Luther W. Lyle
James T. Kane
James M. Luther
James G. Holman
Sabo
Dale D. Brannon
Robert E. Crans
Bennie A. Shupe
Earl H. Reamer
Tehran
Wiesbaden
Germany
Beamer
Goldfine Postponed One Day In Subcommittee Testimony
The Harris subcommittee granted Bernard Goldfine a one day postponement to prepare for questioning. Attorney Roger Robb said Goldfine, 67, faced physical and mental exhaustion after a series of events including a hidden microphone discovery and theft of papers. Shacklette resigned after being caught recording aides, with Harris condemning the eavesdropping. Continued on Page 2 Col 4.
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Washington
Harris
Bernard Goldfine
Wut
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Roger Robb
Boston
Robb
Goldfne
Harris’ Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Subcommittee
Baron L. Shacklette
Shacklette
Soustelle Appointed Information Minister in De Gaulle Cabinet
Paris AP report says Jacques Soustelle, key Algerian revolt architect, named information minister as De Gaulle reshuffles cabinet. Malraux remains cultural affairs head. Bernard Cheno becomes health minister. Boulloche named minister attached to the premier. Soustelle has long allied with De Gaulle and led Gaullist forces in the National Assembly.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Raoul Salan
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Bernard Cheno
Andre Boulloche
National Assembly
Boustelle
Two Trapped Men Reported Rescued in Colorado Canyon
Two men trapped since Friday in a rugged southern Colorado canyon were rescued early today by a ground party using rope. One man was seriously injured. William E. Garver, 38, auditor for the University of New Mexico, and John Sanders, 35, of Albuquerque, were returning from a fishing trip when they fell and became stranded.
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Antonito
Colo
Colorado
Colorado State Patrol
Alamosa
Ruybilrd Lake
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
John Sanders
Albuquerque
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Spahn
Malzone
Appropriations Committee
Sen
John Sparkman
Ala
White House
Alaska
Sion
Commerce and Labor Departments
de John
McClellan
DAV
New Middletown
Milady'’S
N. Loudoun
Duddery
W. Boscawen St
Sheraton-Carlton
Statler
Carlton
Ible
Assoc
Frances Lewine
Probers
Grant Goildfine
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Jay's Boys
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
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