Palm Springs Jolted by Aftershocks Afterweek Quake
A new aftershock rattled Palm Springs California timed at 9 12 46 a m local. Seismologist from Pasadena said the tremor followed a major quake that struck Southern California a week earlier and caused only minor damage. Residents described it as strong but routine for the area.
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Wisconsin Renames Coach Hired as Director at University
The board voted to retain hidreher as head football coach while appointing him university director with no salary change. His 33 year tenure included a 45 62 6 record and a top team that won eight games, tied one, and lost none. Students protested his status with petitions and advisory referendums.
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Netherland Proposes Interim Government for Indonesia
HAGUE announced plans to support an interim government in Indonesia and to form a term republic as aid for the region. Irish tenor Day becomes father to baby James McNulty, with Mrs Day and family at home.
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Mme Chiang Pleads to President in Washington Visit
Mme Chiang Kai-shek met with President Truman during a White House visit described as a 20 minute session in the study. Press Secretary Eisenhower indicated the first lady presented her case while the President listened, amid unspecified Chinese national concerns.
Zanesville Trombone Star to Compete in Heidt Finals
Zanesville’s 16 year old trombone prodigy Stanley Morse leaves for Washington to compete on the Horace Heidt show for a $5 000 amateur talent final. Morse will perform Hungarian Rhapsody on NBC at 10 30 PM Sunday night amid a field that includes Dick Contino Jehary Mungal Micra and Pierce Know. The winner earns a cash prize plus radio and movie contracts.
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Zanesville
Washington
Horace Heidt
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Thington
Dick Contino
Slendale
Calf
Jehary Mungal
Fhat
Pierce Know
Oakland
Calif
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Indinapolis
Soldier Bonus Policy Defended in Ohio
Stark county officials and the Ohio Veterans Bonus Commission defend the veteran bonus program as hundreds of Stark living veterans' applications await processing. S. A. Wheeler of Canton cites delays caused by requests for information not on original forms. Courtney Kirby says the simple form limits complex questions and asserts Ohio has paid bonuses at the highest rate among states.
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Pittsburgh Girl 12 Stabbed 37 Times
A 12 year old girl was found stabbed 37 times in Pittsburgh. Homicide Detective James Kelis identified the victim as Bronde Car Ele Lee Hensings, one of three children of Mr Henemnger of Pittsburgh. Deputy Coroner Ski said the crime could only have been performed by an adult. There is no clear suspect or motive available from the report.
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James Kelis
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Bionde Carele Lee Hensings
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Pitisburgh
Corerski
FF Pond
Hells
Death probe reopened in Franklin County case
Franklin County sheriffs deputies reopened an investigation into the death of 1 year old Sheldon Grube, a farmer found dead under a tractor last June 6. The renewed inquiry began at the request of relatives and aims to determine new leads and a possible cause.
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Sherifs Depu
Sheldon Grube
Restaurant Owner Searched by Coffee Bulletins OTTAWA to Newfoundland accord
A long dispatch notes Newfoundland becoming Canada's tenth province. In Athens a Communist leader known as The Butcher of Epiros was killed by a booby trap. In Bradford Pa oil companies cut Pennsylvania crude prices by 3 cents a barrel. In Frankfurt Germany U S army reports arrest of Jaroslav Zajicek, a self described Czechoslovakian intelligence agent, after a restaurant blast injured proprietor Harold E Coldher.
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Joseph Seep
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Summit Co Boy Wins Jaycee Speech Contest
Richard Caves of Exevert Summit County route 1 won the EF Speak for Democracy speech contest sponsored by the Ohio Junior Chamber. The Ohio JC chapters include national JCC contests with four regional winners earning 3599 TPS Yoral GCC awards in Ohio.
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Summit County
Ohio Junior Chamber
JCC
Ohio
U S to Bare Secret Spy Documents
Congressional investigators prepare to release a dozen papers they say prove a Red spy ring operated in the state department a decade ago. Whittaker Chambers claims to have provided materials tied to Alger Hiss and Henry Wadleigh with possible copies by Mrs. copied on a typewriter. The panel planned next meeting for Monday noon and may hear witnesses, including Hiss and his brother, after a New York grand jury inquiry.
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Yule Corsage Actress Alexis Samuth Applauds Proceeds
Actress Alexis Samuth smiles in approval as proceeds from the sale of seals are used to fund the fight against tuberculosis.
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Alexis Samuth
UN General Assembly Ends Session Tonight in Paris
The United Nations general assembly wraps a 12 week Paris session urging world peace but offering little enforcement. It backs a moral human rights declaration, with a draft covenant to impose sanctions for rights violations. Russia abstained on the declaration along with allies.
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Chinese Troops Make Gains in North China Front
North China fighting shifts as Communist forces yield ground south of Nanking while a government relief column from the Sixth Army Group advances from the Hwai river line toward Pengpu. Peiping warns of a critical situation as troops battle at about 22 miles northwest Pengpu, with three trapped groups south of Suchor still contained.
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Suchor
Convicts Caught In Escape Tunnel At Washington Prison
In Walla Walla Washington guards stopped two inmates as they neared freedom from a tunnel 70 feet long beneath the prison buildings. A prison-wide alarm and cordon followed as the tunnel was halted and the men surrendered after guards moved in.
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Catherine Hopley Dies After Prolonged Illness at 92
Catherine Hopley long associated with temperance work and as a paper writer and editor passed away after a year and a half of illness. She was 92.
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Temperance Movement
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Dispute Closes Village School in Akron Region
The village board of education rejected resignations from the entire school staff after a dispute. Principal Glen Powell and seven teachers faced a preliminary hearing while the district paused classes amid outside interference allegations. A separate case in New York involved Willie Howard III and a comedian charged with assault. In Cincinnati a payroll theft incident saw Arthur Bott report a bandit kidnapping and robbing payroll money before fleeing.
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State Department Demands Recall Top Romanians
The United States demands Romania recall two American diplomats and rejects Romanian accusations of espionage. Cpl. John R. Lovell and Henry P. Leverich are to depart Bucharest, while Romania orders two officials out of the United States.
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Brawl injures man at Ironspot cafes near Roseville
One man seriously injured in late night cafe brawls in Ironspot near Roseville. Oxey Wolfter, 40, of Roseville, sustains a deep scalp wound and is hospitalized at Bethesda hospital. Millers Avery and Henry Miller accused of starting the disturbance and damaging shops, while a bystander reportedly struck Wolfter and Brown’s cafe windows were shattered. сыр
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Mother and Two Children Die in Rural Fire Near Terre Haute
A mother Mildred Scearora, 29, and her sons Larry Eugene 7 and Leonard Wu 16 months perished in a three room cabin blaze on the Wabash river levee south of Terre Haute Indiana. Two daughters Catherine 11 and Sharon Rose 6 fled the flames with Harold Tou still at home and unable to rescue them.
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Walker Case Closed to Pekas
Film star Robert Wal is involved in a case closed today. Walker, a patient at the Menninger clinic, failed to appear in police court yesterday and his $35 cash bond was forfeited.
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Detective Shot While Seeking Evidence in Divorce Case
Binghamton New York police report Sgt. Richard Chapman a state officer and private investigator was shot and died after an argument at the Lees apartment. Paul Hess and Mrs Margaret Brooney were with Chapman during the search for evidence for a divorce suit involving Edward Sees. William Lees 22 was questioned as a suspect.
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William Lees
Binghamton
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Rule Boy's Death Declared Accidental by Officials
Clark County authorities issued a joint statement declaring seven year old John Arthur Smith death presumed accidental. Coroner Austin Richards said there is insufficient evidence of criminal action and misdeed by self harm ruled out. Stepfather Roger Elix, 22, released. mother Linnie Elix, 22, detained for probate authorities.
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Walter L. Sweet
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One Dead in Crash of Airlift Plane in Germany
A US C54 Navy airlift plane crashed in the Taunus mountains near Frankfurt, killing one crew member and another of six aboard. Four others survived including two Air Force hostesses. Diana Day of San Diego escaped the crash sight.
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