Nixon Office Aid Linked to Tax Claim in Paper Report
A Los Angeles paper. The Red River Lumber Co. of northern California seeks a tax refund of 500000 to 600000 in the Court of Claims. Dana C. Smith a Pasadena attorney and stockholder for the company says progress has been made but the case is still crawling along.
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Dispatch
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Court of Claims
Red River Lumber Co
California
Post-Dispatch
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Pasadena
The
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Justice Department
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Senator Nixon
Nixon
Bus plunges down embankment killing dozens on trip
A Greyhound bus plunged down an embankment near Ville, Tennessee, killing several passengers. Mrs. Martin and her husband G C Martin survived with injuries while twenty seven others were hospitalized. A separate account places one victim near Birmingham and mentions a Danville, Alabama air force member injured.
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Pes
Ville
Tenn
Birmingham
Danville
Ala
Air Force
Stoke 'Bo
Mayhew and Davis Sentenced in Frederick County Case
Mrs Mayhew and Lee Davis brothers in law of Chestnut Grove received 15 year and 10 year sentences in the state penitentiary in Frederick County Circuit Court. Davis faced the same charges and drew eight years on the first count and two on the second to run consecutively for a total of 10 years. He also drew two years on each of the larceny charges to run concurrently.
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Russell Mayhew
Lee Davis
Chestnut Grove
Asne
Frederick County
Davis
Walcott to Clash With Marciave in 15 Round Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott weighs 196 pounds to Rocky Marciave's 184 as they prepare for a 15 round title fight in Philadelphia. Walcott headlines the bout with the match billed as a decisive title clash.
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Philadelphia
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Rocky Marcilave
Walcott
Marciave
Nixon fund legality eyed in official survey
McGranery directed a survey of the legality of supplemental funds for public officials. The move follows disclosed Nixon supporters’ $18 235 expense fund. DOJ offers no comment while examining statutes on expense accounts and outside income for officials.
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Richard Nixon
California
Justice Department
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
New York Times
Sen. Nixon
Washington Dispatch
the Times
James P. McGranery
Richard M. Nixon
Con Department
Washington
Times
Stevenson Admits Cash Fund Promoted to Aid Officials
Governor Adlai E Stevenson acknowledged he courted funds from private individuals to help salaries of state officials. He denied any impropriety saying there was nothing secret about his efforts to ease financial strain on men leaving private work for state jobs. The admission followed an Eisenhower supporter naming the fund.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
New York
Stevenson Defends Eisenhower Fund Amid Telegram Charge
Governor Stevenson rebutted a telegram claim by Chandler that a private citizen funded a cash pool for Eisenhower supporters. He said the fund came from leftovers and later contributions, denied any improper influence, and asserted no favors were promised in exchange for gifts. He emphasized his administration’s explicit orders and nonpartisan public service.
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Kent
Chicago
Chandler
Eisenhower
Conefisiarien
Economic likely between rustic red china
En lao seeks home after talks with Prime Minister Chou en lai parted in Peiping yesterday leaving eight delegation members behind.
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Bey
China
En-lai
Chou
Accompan
Last Day to Register for November Elections
October 4 is the final registration day for the November 4 election. The notice outlines who must register, who may vote without poll tax, and special cases for those turning 21 or in the armed forces.
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Virginia
Governor seeks ruling on Virginia lieutenant governor special election
Governor Battle asked Attorney General J Lindsay Almond Jr for a formal ruling on whether Virginia should hold a special election November 4 to fill the lieutenant governor seat. The move follows the death of Lt Gov L Preston Collins and comes as potential candidates consider running if a special election is called.
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Battle
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia
L. Preston Collins
Wythe County
Almond
A. E. 8. Stephens
Smithfield
Richmond News
Collins
Garland Gray
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Nixon Faces National Broadcast On Expense Fund Inquiry
Nixon appears tonight in a national radio television broadcast to defend himself over an $18,000 expense fund and plead for vindication. Associates deny talk of resignation and say he will present his case without a prepared text. Eisenhower will decide on the running mate's status after the report.
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Richard Nixon
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NBC
Aon
CBS
Speak Sion
Eisenhower
Nixon
GOP
House
Stevenson
Four Men Sentenced to Three Years Each in Feed Bag Theft Case
Four men, including Timbrook and Rinker, were indicted in a Winchester case. Defendants Cleaver Michael and Timbrook were defended by Larrick Anderson Woltz and Sloan. All four lawyers sought leniency and full employment for their clients. The court imposed three-year terms plus costs.
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Timbrook
Rinker
Randolph Larrick
Cleaver
John Anderson
Michael
Robert K. Woltz
Eens
J. Sloan
U S Planes Destroy 158 Commie Trucks
U S B 26 invaders struck Communist supply convoys last night destroying 158 Red trucks the highest one night total since February Ground action slowed after days of heavy fighting on the front Allied patrols beat back Reds who attacked 20 times The U S Eighth Army reported 3332 Communist troops killed or wounded last week the fourth highest weekly toll of the year The September total reached 1461 trucks destroyed reflecting ongoing air and ground pressure
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Buffet All You Can Eat at Trophy Inn
On Wednesday September 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. a buffet offers all you can eat for $1.50 at Trophy Inn located at 102 E Main St Royal, VA. Pro notes show promotional numbers and times.
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Eisenhower criticizes Stevenson and administration stance
General Eisenhower campaigning in Ohio rails at Stevenson and the administration. He tours seven towns with Sen. Taft, signaling unity with the GOP after Taft’s loss and delaying a Nixon decision amid questions about Nixon’s finances.
Tito Tentatively Accepts Invitation To Visit Britain
Premier Tito may visit Britain after accepting an invitation from Winston Churchill. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced at a news conference that Eden gave no date. Tito’s potential trip comes amid Yugoslav talks with West Communist allies and a postponed Yugoslav Communist Party Congress to November 2.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Winston Churchill
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Communist Party Congress
Tito
Weather Outlook for Richmond and Virginia
Extended forecast shows interior rainfall about 0.44 inches and coast about 0.75 inches. The period includes scattered showers with cooler nights across Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
Seinch
AFL Endorses Stevenson for President at Democratic Convention
The AFL convention with 800 delegates endorsed Adlai E. Stevenson for president in a unanimous vote. The resolution praised civilian leadership over Eisenhower and marked AFL's first endorsement since 1881. The CIO had already backed Stevenson, joining labor behind the Democratic nominee.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Adlai E. Stevenson
AFL
Eisenhower
Mhower
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Wm. Green
Commodore
Aew
CIO
Stevenson
Bradley Says Atomic Data Might Be Shared With Europe
Gen. Omar Bradley indicated at a Pentagon briefing that the United States may eventually share atomic warfare information with Allied European military leaders. He cited Allied nations' belief that U S possession reduces their need to develop atomic weapons and did not set a time limit for disclosure.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
United States
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Bradley
Pentagon
Education meet focuses on better school community ties
Warren County High hosts a district wide education gathering under the theme Better School and Community. The event closes every district school for the day. The program includes a morning session with music by the High School Band and an invocation by Rev. Paul Stags. Public Instruction Dr. Thomas G. Pullen and memorial remarks by Leslie Fox Keyser are on the afternoon program with speakers Robert F. Williams and Dr. Charles Caldwell. Virginia E. Lewis leads district activities. local presidents Glen Sanderlin and Charles Lizer are noted.
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Ann
Virginia
Warren County
Paul Stags
First Church
Front Royal
Glen Sanderlin
Clarke County
Charles Lizer
Frederick County
11 Year Old Girl Regaining Light in California
Linda Brown, almost blind from birth due to corneal issues, is regaining some sight. Doctors A. E. Crathirds of Phoenix and Ralph Melion of Pittsburgh developed a treatment enabling her limited vision and daily activities like seeing grass and Sunday funnies.
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Rivera
Calif
Linda Brown
Grass
Rees
A. E. Crathirds
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Melion
Institute of Pathology
Pittsburgh
Bloodhounds Aid Police in Grim Alabama Slaying Search
In Eutaw Alabama a brutal attack left three children dead and a severely injured 11 year old girl. Officers say the killer or killers fled with a 3 month old sibling as bloodhounds track leads. Willie Posey and wife found the scene at their Mt Hebron farm after returning from field work.
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Eutaw
Ala
Willie Posey
Mt. Hebron
Eeen
Ollie
Jean
Ira
Dr. Jackson Named Callas Pastor by Presbyterians Here
Dr. Jackson, a Presbyterian leader, is appointed pastor in this city. He holds a BA from Southwestern, studied at Princeton Theological Seminary 1946 to 1948, and earned a ThD in 1952. He previously served as a representative at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond in 1939.
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Jackson
Callas
Presbyterians
Memphis
Southwestern Ree
Mond
Merous
Sre
Uate
Petelogical Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Mrs Eisenhower Says Initials Out Sound Like DDT
A fragment quotes Mrs. Eisenhower discussing how initials may be read and suggesting the nickname Ike remains common. The text shows garbled OCR phrases about her views and a reference to DDT.
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Mrs. Eisenhower
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