Local Pilot Hurt in Forced Landing Near Falls NC
An Anderson Air Force pilot Lieutenant Drexel B Cochran aged 29 of Buffalo NY suffered three broken bones in his back after a jet trainer forced landed in a populated area near Niagara Falls North Carolina. A local man Rex Rex Jones 23 was feared aboard the Seattle crash was later located at Fort Sheridan Illinois. He will be discharged after two years service and arrive here after release. Residents praised Cochran for skill and judgment in the landing.
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Anderson Air Force
Niagara Falls
N.C
Seattle
Wash
Ft. Sheridan
Drexel B. Cochran
Buffalo
Drexel Cochran
5Th St
Rex Jones
Rt 1
Chesterfield
Car
Argentine decree links press freedom to democracy
The decree says freedom of the press and access to information are essential for the Argentine people, noting the secrecy of the secretariat is incompatible with a democratic regime. Friday’s moves followed the government’s seizure of the General Labor Confederation CGT, crushing the remaining Peronist labor influence.
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Peronist
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Tragedy on the Tracks Claims Twelve Rail Workers
Nine workers gathered remains along the line as two trips yielded mutilated bodies. Three victims were decapitated with only tentative IDs. Deputies named six dead including Royal Green and Hubert Churchill. others identified as Robert Cline Joseph Ellison Eugene Duty and J C Martin. Two injured workers were rushed to Monroe General Hospital.
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Page One
Royal Green
Hubert Churchill
Carol Woolfield
Earl Sweat
Pat Patterfritz
Joe McDaniel
Robert Cline
Joseph Ellison
Eugene Duty
J. C. Martin
Clayton Bryant
Tom Loope
Monroe General Hospital
Monroe
Morocco and United States Alliance Highlight 1787 Treaty
Sultan stated the United States and Morocco have maintained a 1787 treaty of friendship with hopes for peace worldwide. He invited Eisenhower to Morocco, citing fine weather and warm hospitality, while noting Morocco’s foreign affairs under French protection and direct U S contact via Tangier.
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United States
Morocco
Holmes
Eisenhower
France
Tangier
Snow Storm Hits Indiana Area With Damage Across Counties
Snow blankets Covington and other areas with heavy accumulation into Sunday night and into Monday. Storm damages homes, injuring dozens as emergency crews report 153 dwellings destroyed or damaged in Indiana counties and nine hospitalizations in Evansville and Randolph. Dulles urges patience in East West diplomacy while Eisenhower approves gradual steps toward easing global tensions.
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Covington
Monezuma
Page One
Indianapoles
Dulles
Evansville
Randolph
Moscow
Russia
United States
Sia
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Storm Strikes County Areas Leaving Homes Damaged
The storm injures multiple residents across Spencer, Randolph, and Evansville areas. In Spencer County 25 families affected. Randolph reports 49 families and nine hospitalizations with one home destroyed and 18 considerably damaged. Evansville sees 79 families affected, nine hospitalized, nine homes destroyed, 70 dayak homes damaged, and 12 families needing furniture replacements as Red Cross assists with tarps.
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Evansville
Spencer County
Randolph
Red Cross
Opera Star Calls Chicago Trial as Sumons Sparks Scene
Deputy U S Marshal Stanley Pringle served a subpoena on the soprano amid an onstage outburst. Her husband Giovanni Meneghini, opera colleagues, and security escorted her to a dressing room as a legal dispute involving E Richard Bagorzy surfaced. Bagorzy seeks 10 percent of her income from a 1947 contract, claiming $30,000.
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U.S
Stanley Pringle
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Circuit Court
E. Richard Bagorzy
New York
Bagorzy
Madame Callas
Dulles Urges Cautious Western Talks After Geneva
Secretary of State Dulles warns that new negotiations with the Soviet Union would be foolish under current conditions. He argues the United States must maintain military strength and allied unity, while accepting possible future talks only when Soviet policies change to realists’ realities. He notes the Geneva spirit remains but warns against phony agreements and emphasizes patience and steadfast western resolve.
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Dulles
Russia
America
Britain
France
United States States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Warm Winds three golf pros and club manager at Illinois club
Three golf professionals from Grand Rapids Daniel Nowak Edward Van Popering and Ted Lemanski along with Illinois manager Leonard Gillette based at a country club in Illinois are named in a roster. Their ages 39 50 36 and 50 are listed alongside home locations.
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Page One
Illinois
Daniel Nowak
Edward van Popering
Ted Lemanski
Grand Rapids, Mich
Leonard Gillette
Homewood
Ill
Plane crashes near Seattle shopping center killing two
A DC 3 or similar airliner crashed after takeoff near a busy Seattle shopping area. Two bodies were found 26 blocks away as rescuers, arriving through sleet, towed survivors from twisted wreckage and treated many injured at four hospitals while others walked away. Authorities reported engine trouble and a fire as the aircraft struck fir trees and a house, with Mrs. Dearing and her five children escaping.
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Colin Dearing
Seattle
Called Meeting at Fellowship Lodge 681 Masons
Fellowship Lodge 681 announces a called meeting on Sunday November 20 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of the late Brother Edward Podmore with Chas M Anderson Worshipful Master presiding.
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Meeting Fellowship Lodge
Sun
Edward Podmore
Chas M. Anderson
Peninsula Air Transport faces FAA probe over airline safety
A four-engine charter plane operated by Peninsula Air Transport Co and Aero Finance Corp is under Civil Aeronautics Board examination after the CAA charged violations of air safety rules. Inspectors say aircraft were not overhauled on schedule, pilots flew excessive hours, and planes were overloaded.
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Peninsula Air Transport Co
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Peninsula
Aero Finance Corp
CAA
Aero Finance
Christmas Gift Subscriptions And Holiday Accessories
Christmas gift subscriptions along with a variety of women’s items including boxes of candy cosmetics cosmetic cases jewelry dresser set and brush embroidery thread and hoops patterns gloves mittens gowns pajamas hose handkerchiefs knitting bags lingerie lipstick nail polish permanent wave kits scarves scrapbooks slips fancy soap stationery and underwear.
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India and Soviet Leaders Meet on Economic Path
A Soviet delegation led by Premier Bulganin with Khrushchev and Gromyko arrived in India in two planes as Nehru greeted them. Bulganin praised India’s peace efforts and potential for rapid economic development while expressing respect for the Indian people and interest in India’s economic program.
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Dnemocracy
India
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Plane crash in snowstorm leaves wreckage scorched
An aerial observer described a C54 transport crash on a mountain peak after losing bearings in a snowstorm. The plane was fairly intact with one wing motor shear and a charred wreckage, suggesting an explosion. Arctic rescue from March Air Force Base faced extreme conditions, with 10 to 15 hours expected to reach the site amid near zero temps, high winds, and intermittent snow.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Anderson musician and welfare official Podmore dies
Agency Official brought to Anderson by his parents at age seven and lived here most of his life. Podmore worked 19 years with the county welfare office handling budgets and auditing. He led church and community choruses and helped form local bands including the Union Traction Band. Surviving are his widow Grace, son Edward Podmore Jr., a granddaughter, sister Ellen Podmore, and brother William Podmore.
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Anderson
Tulsa
Okla
Fort. Worth
Tex
Indiana Silo’ Company
Acme Brick Co
Podmore
Central Christian Church
Amphion
American Legion
Union Traction
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Grace Neukom Podmore
Edward Podmore Jr
Topeka
Kan
Ann
Ellen Podmore
Lynch Corporation
Lex Balfour
William Podmore
Dismissed Residents Listed From St Johns Hospital
Hospital dismissals list numerous individuals with addresses across the city and nearby towns. Names include Martha Coles Grace Hoppes Wallace Hill Cleo Pettigrew Billy Dale and family Leon Pearson and son Robert Myers and son Louis Capps and daughter Joseph Moss and daughter John W Snyder and daughter Ralph Nichols and son Walter Hensley and son Jerry Newton and son Marion Fry Kelly Fowler Leona Humphries Shirley Downey Paul Carr Shirley Massey Martha Thomas Fern Munch Marjorie Fesler Margaret Connelly Gertrude Garrett James I Muncy and others referenced by partial addresses.
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Billy Dale
James D. Frost
College Haven
Leon Pearson
Grand Ave
Robert Myers
Louis Capps
Pears St
Joseph Moss
Forkner St
John W. Snyder
Cottage Ave
Ralph Nichols and Son
6Th St
Walter Hensley and Son
S. Main St
Jerry Newton
Edgewood
Trailer Park
Marion Fry
Main St
Kelly Fowler and
Leona R. Humphries
George St
Shirley Downey
E. Cross St. Paul
Fern Munch
State
East
Marjorie Fesler
Ringside
Margaret Connelly
Infant died hours after birth in Anderson area
James Allen Denny infant son of Mr and Mrs James L Den ny Rt 3 died in St Johns Hospital eighteen hours after birth The body was taken to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home where friends may pay after 7 p m Graveside rites are set for Sunday at 2 p m in Memorial Park by Rev R A Ernst pastor of Christ Lutheran Church Surviving are the parents and four grandparents in Anderson plus Roodebush family.
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W. E. Fish
Elwood
Vallentine
Fish
N. C St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
C Lark
First Baptist Church
Bessie Thomas
Alexandria
Marybelle Huntsinger
Edwood
Paul Fish
Luke
Charles Fish
Indianapolis
James
Arthur Fish
Rose Fare
Minnie Clark
Zora Madden
Richland Township
Larabelle Fish
Eva Baldwin
James Allen Denny
James L. Denny
Harold E. Rozelle
Memorial Park
R. A.ernst
Christ Lutheran Church
Roy Dengy
Rt. 3
Carl Roudebush
Mitchell Haymond
17Th St
St. John's Hospital
William J. Rawlins
Salvation Army
van Pelt
Shelbyville
Haymond
Shelby County
Elizabeth McDonald
Elsie Stining
Jerry Wayne Reed
Jesse W. Reed
Fernwal Dr
St. John’s ‘Hospital
Franklin Allen
Willard Eugene
Virginia Mae
Sharon Kay
Diana Dale
Janey Busby
John R. Shannon
Violet Shannon
Wayne
Harold E
Otho Baker
Brown
Author's writings and opinions figure in trial discourse
The article notes that McCarthy's questioning may be reviewed by higher courts and that O'Connor's appeal was filed by attorney Gerhard P. Van Arkel after sentencing. O'Connor's books circulated in overseas libraries and he has written about financial leaders like the Mellons and the Astors. His Wilmette home is cited. He denied being a Communist when speaking to reporters outside the October trial.
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Methy
McCarthy
O'Connor
Gerhard P. van Arkel
Mellons
Astors
Wilmette
McGarraghy
Toon
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
William H Harless 78 died at home after long illness in Perkinsville. Born in Hamilton County, son of Andrew Harless. Member of local Methodist Church. Body at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel, services Sunday 2 p.m. Rev Otto Stroup Frankton. Burial Brookside Cemetery Lapel. Survivors: Harless family, seven grandchildren. Harless family details follow with spouses and locations. William H Keesling 79 farmer died suddenly at his Middletown home Thursday. Body to Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home, rites Sunday 2 p.m. Rev Wilbur Shirey Daleville. Dottie Keesling 74 died in San Jose, California. Body being brought to Valorous Rector Funeral Home. Visitation after 9 p.m. today. Last rites Sunday 2 p.m. at funeral home. Burial Mechanesburg Cemetery.
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William. Henry Holder
William Henry Holder
Madison County
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Dewey. Zent
Meese
Perkinsville
William H. Harless Perkinsville
William H. Harless
Mr. Harless
Hamilton County
Andrew Harless
Methodist Church
Otto Stroup
Frankton
Brookside
Harriett Harless
Otis Lapel
Anthony
Elwood
Margaret Nor
ES Elwood
Florence Nor’ris
Howard
Walter
Anderson
Fred
Wlliam H. Keesling
Middletown
Wiliam H. Keesling
Ballard and Shirey
Wilbur Shirey
Daleville
Dottie Keesling Markleville
Dottie Keesing
San Jose
Calif
C. Rector
Glen Cook
Mechanesburg Cemetery
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Sumritville
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Harris St
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