Churchill Denies Promise to Return Gibraltar
Madrid reports Britain allegedly pledged to discuss Gibraltar’s return if Spain stayed neutral in World War II. Churchill told the British House of Commons no such promises were made during the war, while Spain’s Foreign Ministry cited archives claiming Britain offered to discuss Gibraltar’s return and to satisfy Spain’s North Africa demands in exchange for neutrality.
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Madrid
Spain
Britain
Gibraltar
Churchill
House of Commons
Ernest Davies
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Pyrenees
Gibbraltar
England
Lima man denies fleeing after murder charges in Germany
James M. Leech of Lima, a former army captain, says he has heard nothing official about a Frankfurt indictment accusing him of the postwar murder of three American officers. He asserts he will not run from trouble, noting he returns home and has had no notice from authorities. The Lima resident, 44, worked as a boilermaker and has not received extradition papers or formal charges in Ohio authorities or Gov Lausche's office.
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Lima
Ohio
James M. Leech
Germany
Leech
Standard Oil of Ohio
Frankfurt
Tye
Alan
Lima Central High School
FBI
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Episcopalians urged to back court ruling on school desegregation
At the 159th Virginia Diocese council in Arlington the church called for leadership in implementing the Supreme Court desegregation decision. The assembly urged goodwill and advised forming an interracial race relations commission. It adopted a 1955 budget of 436000 plus 376.50.
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Arlington
Virginia
Supreme Court
Guatemala weighs arms purchases and Nicaragua break
Guatemala Congress plans a special session to discuss arms purchases from Poland and a break with Nicaragua. President Franco says the arms are for legitimate purposes. U S warnings and Latin American concerns figure prominently. The unrest touches Honduras and banana strikes.
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Guatemala
Poland
Nicaragua
Marco Antonio Franco
U. S. State Department
Stetting
United States
Eisenhower
State Department
Managua
Anastasio Somoza
Honduras
Panama Canal
U. S
Tegucigalpa
Washington
United Fruit Co
United Fruit
Central Labor Confederation
Multiple estate and farm auctions listed in May and June
ASales directory outlines numerous auctions across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania including estates dairy farms livestock real estate and household goods. Notable events include Walter H Kendall estate near McConnellsburg and Leesburg Market sale led by Brig Gen William C Crane.
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Walter H. Kendall
McConnellsburg
Round Barn Farm
Paul B. Wenger
E.S.T
Holmes Lloyd
Boyce
W. D. Orndorff
Leesburg
Aberdeen Angus
William C. Crane
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Frederick County Court House
S. Cameron St
N. Loudoun St
Jos
Jos. A. Massie, Jr
Byron Brumback
G. N. Singhass
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Rt. 50
West
Dabney W. Watts
North Braddock St
Winchester
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Laura A. Fawcett
Mary S. Jones
S. Stewart St
E. T. Snider
High School Students Riot on Bronx to Manhattan Train
Hundreds of Commerce High School students rioted on a Bronx to Manhattan elevated line after rain halted a park field day. Police detained 24 boys and 19 girls. George Riley, 16, and a 15 year old were held on charges with Riley facing $10,000 bail.
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New York
George Riley
Riley
Te High School of Commerce
van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Commerce High
242Nd Street
U. of Florida Athlete Among Three Arrested
High Springs Florida police and FBI agents captured three men including a former University of Florida football player after a bank vault was breached at a local bank. Suspects Paul Mortello 29 Gordon Shanklin identified as former UF tackle Mike Romanello 45 and Julio Means 43. Earlier the same bank was robbed of 21000 on March 31. Officer Ed Cole aided in thwarting today’s burglary with Chief Hamp O'Steen coordinating.
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High Springs
Fla
University of Florida
Gordon Shanklin
FBI
Paul Mortellaro
Tampa
Mike Romanello
Jacksonville
Julio Means
Florida
Ed Cole
Hamp O’steen
Waynesboro City Attorney to Enter The Ministry
Waynesboro will lose its city attorney to the Episcopal ministry in September. McRae Worth announced yesterday he will enter the Episcopal Theological Seminary at Alexandria at the conclusion of his current term as city attorney. He is a 30 year old World War II infantry veteran and said the law did not fulfill him.
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Waynesboro
Episcopal
McRae Worth
Episcopal Theological Seminary At
Alexandria
Ireland's New Premier to Push Farm Program
Associates say Costello will prioritize farming modernisation as he takes over. The coalition won a majority in the new Dail, ousting de Valera’s Fianna Fail, with plans to convene June 2 and focus on expanding arable land use and efficiency.
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Ireland
Dublin
John A. Costello
Costello
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
Fine Gael
United Ireland
Republic
Post 9 Plans Paper Drive by Explorer Post 9 Scouts
Scouts of Explorer Post 9 plan a Saturday paper drive to raise funds for summer troop projects. They start at 9 a m collecting papers magazines and cardboard from city homes with front yard placement. Proceeds fund trips including a three day Bath County outing beginning June 10.
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Scouts of Explorer
Loudoun St
the Post
Washington
Bath County
Quiz answers from Page 4 reader notes
Correct responses listed for the quiz include Gettysburg Annapolis American No Belgium All the day you'll have good luck Victoria Inauguration Italy Newly married man.
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Gettysburg
Annapolis
American
Belgium
Luck
Victoria
Italy
Monsoon Rains Slow Mercy Lift.
The French command reports 159 wounded evacuated from Dien Bien Phu with 100 more to fly out today. Helicopters and Beaver aircraft shuttle wounded to Luang Prabang where Dakota transports move them to Hanoi. Monsoon rains slowed flights last night and only 50 were flown out yesterday instead of 120.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Luang Prabang
Boy Edits Community Paper Delivers Vacation Note
Oklahoma City story features Franklin Kaiser, an 11 year old fifth grader who edits his own community newspaper. He writes that school ends June 4 and both kids and teachers await summer while mothers anticipate a quieter routine.
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Oklahoma City
Franklin Kaiser
Keyserling Sees No Low Mood but Urges Action on Unemployment
NO low mood SEEN NEW YORK LEON H KEYSERLING former Truman economic adviser says no mood decline in America yet warns the present administration to curb unemployment and take steps to address job losses.
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New York
Leon H. Keyserling
Truman
America
Early Layers Boost Fall Poultry Profits
Early-started pullets lay first and bring higher profits as hens stay productive into fall. Records show egg prices rose by 12 cents per dozen from September to December for the last five years. Ask about the Purina Poultry Program next time you’re in town.
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Purina
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