Zanesville Woman Co-Pilot In Plane Race to Florida
A 29 year old Zanesville woman serves as co pilot in the 1150 mile all women international air race from Welland Ontario to New Smyrna Beach Florida. Bonnie Jean Butler of Meadow Street flies in a plane owned by Marjorie Miller of Columbus. Butler trained at Commerce airport and holds a pilot license earned seven years ago. The entry left Welland Thursday and stopped in Raleigh Durham North Carolina overnight. The winner will be decided after Saturday noon based on speed and equipment. stopover time does not count. Edith Long of Charlotte first to land at New Smyrna Beach in Beach Bonanza, with co pilot Mrs Helen McBride of Apopka Florida. Virginia Ashelford of Springfield and co pilot Joan Hrubec of Cleveland followed in a Piper Tri PacER, then Doris Langher of Chicago soloed in a Navion 260. Butler is the daughter of Mrs Hazel Blake of Meadow Street.
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Ont
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Marjorie Miller
Columbus
Edith Long
Charlotte
N.C
Béach Bonanza
Helen McBride
Apoka
Fila
Virginia Ashelford
Springfield
Joan Hrubec
Cleveland
Doris Langher
Chicago
Miss Butler
Eisenhower Urges Steady Course to Prevent Socialist Drift
President Eisenhower addressed South Dakota GOP leaders at the Black Hills lodge after arriving from Mt. Rushmore. He warned that the party must avoid indifference and socialism, urging a united, middle-of-the-road approach while staying on track for continued power after 20 years in opposition. He planned trout fishing and a Dartmouth honorary degree trip, with speaks at Sagamore Hill ceremonies.
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Black Hills
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Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Calvin Coolidge Inn
South Dakota
Today Announces Seven More Camps
Today announced it will add seven additional camps, expanding its outreach and programs. The move signals increased capacity and opportunities for participants across the organization.
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Seale
Te Ong
Allies Repel Double Chinese Assault in Central Korea
U S infantrymen repelled two Chinese battalion attacks in central Korea as South Koreans fought to close a gap on the eastern front. About 1,500 Chinese troops pressed a curving ridge south of Chorwon, with heavy fighting in the East Central Front. RO K counterattacks pinched the Red force, while storms grounded most aircraft. The Eighth Army counted 98,000 artillery rounds fired by Chinese forces in 24 hours and American guns and tanks answered with heavy fire.
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U.S
Korea
Chorwon
Roks
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
Canadian Hanged for Slaying Bride
In Bordeaux jail early today Rheal Leo Betrand 37 of Ottawa was hanged for the 1951 murder of his bride of two months. The former dry cleaner killed her in a lonely Quebec hunting cabin after planning to gain about $30,000 from the marriage.
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Frank Colley Dies Ex Baseball Man and Writer
Frank M. Colley, 53, Columbus sports writer and former press and radio bureau director for the American Association, died today in Columbus. He became president of the Ohio State League and later the Ohio-Indiana League when organized in 1944, serving three three-year terms. Colley, a graduate of Ohio Northern University, held newspap er roles including sports writer for the Greenfield Republican and Independent, telegraph editor city editor and sports editor for the Springfield Sun, sports editor for the Pontiac Mich Press, Columbus Dispatch, and Columbus Citizen.
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Columbus Citizen
Morgan county man killed in auto crash near Rokeby Lock
John Yates, 65, of near McConnelsville, died when the car owned by Ernest Furrows went out of control on State Route 77, overturning after leaving the road. Four others were injured and treated at local hospitals. Furrows drove, with Yates riding in the rear seat. Yates, a World War I veteran, had lived in Morgan County since the mid 1930s and had a CCC background. he is survived by a brother, C. E. Yates of Dayton. The body was sent to Miller funeral home in McConnelsville.
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Rokeby Lock
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Kenpee Bailey
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Weldon Fisher
Bethesda Hospital
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Fisher
Bailey
S. A
McConnell
John
Robert Naylor
Forrows
Yates
Miller Ambulances
CCC
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Dayton
Miller
Crash at Columbus Claims Three Lives
Three people were killed when a police-chased car ran a red light and crashed into a semi-trailer at Fifth and Neil Aves in Columbus. Coroner Robert A. Evans identified the victims as Edward Sanders 43 Mary Lou Linden 33 and Rebecca Fields 31 all residents of Columbus. The car’s top was sheared off and two victims were decapitated in the wreck.
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Robert A. Evans
Edward Sanders
Mary Lou Linden
Rebecca Fields
Sanders
Fifth
Neil Aves
Strategy Backfires On Jilted Suitor
Cincinnati report shows 19 year old James Collins set off a fire alarm near his girlfriend's home in a misguided plan to lure her out. The alarm drew fire and police, and Municipal Judge Joseph Bruggeman ordered a three month workhouse sentence and cancellation of all dates for Jimmy.
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James Collins
Joseph Bruggeman
Jimmy
Metallurgist Dies in England Prof Daniel Hanson
HASELOR England Prof Daniel Hanson a renowned metallurgist has died today at age 61. His work shaping steel research and his leadership at a national laboratory earned wide recognition. A memorial service is planned in London with colleagues paying tribute to his scientific contributions.
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Haselor
England
Daniel Hanson
Britain
Second Round Golf Results at Oakmont National Open
Oakmont Pennsylvania hosts second round scores with amateurs marked. Players listed include William J. Patton Morganton North Carolina 20 73 153 Jack Patton Rye North Carolina 7 79 154 Denny Shute Akron Ohio 74 82 156 Art Bell San Francisco 79 79 157 Don Cherry Garden City North Carolina 81 81 162 Luke Barnes Roanoke Virginia 81 164 Jerry Barber La Canada California 72 75 145 Richard Chapman Pinehurst North Carolina 79 76 155 Al Brosch Garden City North Carolina 79 78 157 Fred Haas New Orleans 74 72 147 Pete Cooper White Plains New York 71 75 153 Johnny Revolta Skokie Illinois 80 72 157 Max Evans Detroit Michigan 85 83 163 Dick Metz Maple City Kansas 75 70 145 Julius Boros Southern Pines North Carolina T 12 147 Jack Burke Kiamesha Lake New York 16 73 149 Clayton Heafner Charlotte North Carolina 15 75 150 Claude Harmon Mamaroneck New York 79 154 George Fazio Clementon New Jersey 70 71 141 Tommy Bolt Houston Texas 77 71 154 Harvie Ward Jr Atlanta Georgia 79 76 155 Lloyd Mangrum Niles Ohio 73 70 143 Jimmy Clark Laguna Beach California 77 73 150 Horton Smith Detroit 76 82 158
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William J. Patton
Morganton
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Rye
Denny Shute
Akron
Art Bell
San Francisco
Don Cherry
Garden City
Luke Barnes
Roanoke
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Richard Chapman
Pinehurst
al Brosch
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Pete Cooper
White Plains
N.Y
Johnny Revolta
George Fazio
Clementon
N. J
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Tex
x-Harvie Ward Jr
Atlanta
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Horton Smith
Detroit
Legislator Kidnapped in Chicago. Fear for His Life
State representative Clem Graver, 53, was abducted near his west side home as three men followed his car into the garage. His wife Amelia, 51, and witness Walter Pikelis, 52, saw the abduction. Police and FBI searched through the night for leads, with officials fearing Graver may have been slain.
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Clem Graver
West Side
FBI
Graver
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Walter Pikelis
Z1st
Eugene McNally
Maxwell Street
Steel Wage Hike Seen As Moving Pact In Nation
In Pittsburgh steel leaders held key talks with U S Steel amid rising bets an agreement may be near that could set the pattern for the nation's basic steel industry The CIO United Steelworkers 36 member executive board and its 170 member Wage Policy Committee shape the bargain with policy makers and executives to push for a nine cent wage increase as the bargaining focus intensifies
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U. S. Steel Corp
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Pittsburgh policy leaders keep wage offer secret
Pittsburgh policy leaders considered a wage boost offer from U. S. Steel but kept the decision closely guarded. No public announcement was made as discussions continued behind closed doors.
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U. Ss. ‘Steel
Wage talks intensify as U S Steel unions mull offers
President McDonald summoned key groups with power to reject or approve wage offers. Unconfirmed reports say Big Steel offered 8 to 10 cents per hour hike for workers averaging 2.06 to 2.16. In New York a secret union management conference reportedly prepared a package just over nine cents an hour. U S Steel employs about 170,000 USW members. Executive board meeting set for 9 a.m. EST. Wage Policy Committee to meet at 1 p.m. EST.
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U. S. Steel
Rosenbergs' appeal rejected by appeals court
New York The U S Court of Appeals again denied a new trial or stay of execution for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg condemned atom spies. The decision came after defense arguments on Tuesday and leaves their June 18 execution date at Sing Sing Prison, Ossining New York, subject to any action by the U S Supreme Court.
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Ethel Rosenberg
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U.S. Supreme Court
Plane crash kills three chinchilla lanciers near Mississippi
A light airplane crashed halfway between Burlington and Madison, Iowa, killing three chinchilla lanciers on Thursday. Local authorities reported the accident near the Mississippi River, with investigation ongoing and no further details released.
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Mississippi River
Madison
Five Killed in Turnpike Bus Crash Near Harrisburg
A Greyhound bus traveling from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh crashed into a parked tractor-trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike nine miles east of Harrisburg. Five women died and about 30 were injured, with Evelen of the injured taken to Harrisburg Hospital. Nineteen others were treated and discharged at the hospital dispensary.
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Evelen
Man Convicted in Traffic Death near Hamilton Butler line
Hamilton Ohio. Dewey G. Brooks 20 of Asheville N C was found guilty by a jury of second degree manslaughter in the traffic death of 16 year old Joseph Schell of Dayton. He faces a one to ten year sentence. The Schell boy and 14 year old Sammy Blackburn were riding bicycles when struck by a car on U S 9 near the Hamilton Butler County line May 16. Sammy testified against Brooks from a wheelchair.
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O. Dewey G. Brooks
Asheville
N. C
Joseph Schell
Dayton
Schell Boy
Sammy Blackburn
Butler County
Sammy
Brooks
McCarthy Lehman Fight Still Rages in Senate Franks Case
Senators McCarthy and Lehman clash over the use of the franking privilege accusing each other of smear tactics. McCarthy says Lehman abused the frank privilege by mailing 100000 pieces of material, while Lehman calls the charges fabrications and notes a Post Office dispute over McCarthy mailing ads for his book.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Lehman
Lib.ny
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Weather Elsewhere Weather report fragment shows numeric codes
A fragmented weather item presents scattered numbers and symbols such as 66 74 59 and 791, with no readable location time or conditions. The readable content is minimal, insufficient for a full forecast, leaving only garbled measurements without context.
North Korea tensions rise amid marches and protests
In Tokyo and Seoul, staff officers and hundreds of schoolgirls marched and chanted for unification, while leaflets to Allied soldiers urged no truce without unification. In Philadelphia, Ambassador You Chan Yang warned U S threats could trigger economic embargo action against North Korea, drawing swift denials from U S officials.
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Republic of Ko
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