Plea by three in secret documents theft case
An Army sergeant and two East Orange businessmen pled guilty to conspiracy in the theft of a secret government document from the Brooklyn Army Terminal. Sydney Stern Seymour Hindman and Harold Brill appeared before Federal Judge Alfred E Madarelli, with bail set at 5000 for Stern and Hindman and 500 for Brill. They face up to five years in prison and fines up to 10000 each.
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Newark, N. J
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Alfred E. Madarelli
Sydney M. Stern
Seymour S. Hindman
East Orange
Harold EF. Brill
Stern and Hindman
Distinctive Emblem & Uniform Corp
Brill
Coins and Kings in a Scramble Across the Grid
A cryptic crossword fills the page with clues across and down. Entries include coins, Basque cap, an insect in final larval stage, and names like Bil and Z. The puzzle weaves through various wordplay, with themes of kings, law, and science across medicine and geography.
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Israel
Ascended
Satan
Knowland Praises Decision on Visit to Russia
Senator Knowland applauded the decision not to send the joint chiefs of staff to visit Russia now. Senators Byrd and Russell voiced disappointment, arguing a Soviet exchange could be beneficial. President Eisenhower reportedly rejected the invitation as impractical. Gen. Nathan F. Twining will still attend the Soviets Aviation Day on June 24.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Byrd
D-Va
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
White House
Pentagon
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
James C. Hagerty
Only 11 Polio Cases Thus Far in Virginia
The State Health Department said Virginia has reported 11 polio cases so far this year, compared with 26 cases in the same period in 1955.
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Richmond
The
State Health Department
Virginia
Eight Children Restored to Mother in Utah Case
Juvenile Court Judge Durham Morris ordered Vera Johnson Black to regain custody of eight children ages 4 to 20 after she promised to teach polygamy is illegal. The family, from Short Creek near the Arizona line, belonged to Fundamentalists. Both parents testified they had not lived together since 1953 and would live apart. Black pledged support for the children.
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ST. George
Utah
Durham Morris
Vera Johnson Black
Arizona
Black
Short Creek
AF Chaplain Speaks at Virginia Methodist Conference
Gen Charles I. Carpenter chief of Air Force chaplains spoke at the Virginia Methodist Conference opening in Madison College Reed Hall. About 1,200 clergy and lay leaders attended as Bishop Paul Garber welcomed and urged ministers toward a simple gospel and closer to Jesus Christ. The gathering elected Rev Charles A. Tucker of Danville as conference secretary, with Dr R M White stepping down from the post he has held since 1918.
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Harrisonburg
Charles I. Carpenter
U. S. Air Force
Madison College
Reed Hall Gymnasium
Paul Neff Garber
Garber
Jesus Christ
Walter Green
Percy L. Warren
Earlher
Charles A. Tucker
Danville
R. M. White
Dr. White
Miss Elsie Mathews and Mrs Pizzano Attend Quota Club Meet
Miss Elsie Mathews president of the Winchester club and Mrs. Robert Pizzano governor of the 19th District travel to Miami Beach Florida for the 35th annual Quota Club International convention June 14 16 Delegates from Australia Canada Mexico and the United States will attend International officers will be elected and reports heard The banquet Saturday night will install new officers and post convention trips to Cuba and the Bahamas are planned.
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Elsie Mathews
Robert Pizzano
Miami Beach
Fla
Quota Club International
Australia
Canada
Mexico
United States
Helen Muir
Nila Magidoff
Helen Hiett Waller
Herald Tribune
Pete Des Jardines
Miami
Cuba
Bahamas
Camels Compare With Tractors in Asia and Africa
The U N Food and Agriculture Organization notes tractors total 7,100,000 worldwide excluding Russia, rising about 500,000. Horses decline to 59,100,000 from 74,700,000. Camels in Asia and Africa grow 24 percent from prewar to 9,700,000 as pack and draft animals.
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Rome
Asia
Africa
U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Russia
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Atan
Daily Crossword
Pia
BLUE _ Sunoco
Sunoco
Springfield
Trae
George Washington Hotel
Loudoun
N. Loudoun St
Jackson Ave
Millwood Ave
Millwood Avenue
Valley Ave
Valley Avenue
Mason’s Sunoco
Berryville Avenue
ALL
Blue Sunoco Dealers
George
Pizzano
Fontainebleau
May Virginia Valencia
Allentown
Camels Holding
Oldsmobile
Ation
Olds
Minor Motor CO
Loudoun St
Learm
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