21 Die in Casablanca DC-3 Crash
A DC-3 operated by Aigle-Azur crashed after takeoff from Casablanca Airport killing 21 of 30 aboard. Eight survivors were critically injured. a wreckage fragment hit a nearby house injuring a mother and child. All victims were French on a Paris to Dakar flight.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Aigle-Azur
Blue Eagle) Line
Paris
Dakar
Five drown as floods strike central Nebraska towns
Floods from a 13 inch rainfall swept rural East Central Nebraska. A car carrying five people was washed off a highway near Fullerton. all aboard perished. Victims identified as Ray Bogner and family from Hastigs and a Schumacher niece. York McCool Junction Beaver Crossing towns faced severe inundation with evacuations by boat and National Guard amphibious vehicles. Emergency shelters opened in York.
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Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska
Fullerton
Ray Bogner
Hastigs
Neb
Anna
Tommy
Marlene Schumacher
Ray Schumacher
Petersburg
Bogner
York
McCool Junction
Beaver Crossing
National
City Auditorium
Woman, 78, Holds Attendance Record At Sunday School
In Philadelphia on July 9 Jennie Culbertson Powers, age 78, attended Sunday School at Westside Presbyterian Church, a habit she has kept for 75 years. Church friends say her record is unequalled in the United States and once verified at a national convention in Washington. She notes she has three homes and plans to remain devoted to her church.
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Philadelphia
Westside Presbyterian Church
Jennie Culbertson Powers
Miss Powers
United States
Washington
Record US jobs poised to surpass 1948 peak this year
Labor Department data show total employment at 61,482,000 in June with signs of a breakout year. Survey covers 99 major production centers and 53 smaller communities, reveals eight areas shed labor surpluses and construction leads gains alongside durable goods, service, transport and trade growth. Anticipates surpassing 61,600,000 peak set in 1948 despite potential manpower additions from armed forces.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert C. Goodwin
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Goodwin
Tobin
Bricklayer Steals Sanitation Truck To Cool Off
A 34 year old New York bricklayer, unable to own a car, took a 10 ton sanitation truck from his Brooklyn street to cool off. Assistant Sanitation Foreman Salvatore Cassata spotted him driving the vehicle and halted the man, charging him with grand larceny. The driver explained he only meant to use the truck to cool down while away from home. The regular driver, Harry Burack, had left the truck unattended in front of a restaurant during lunch.
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Brooklyn
Salvatore Cassata
Cassata
Harry Burack
Soviet Satellite Forces May Recruit in Korea War
West Berlin anti Communist press claimed Soviet satellites plan to recruit international brigades to aid North Korea. Berliner Stadtblatt cited East German sources tying Warsaw to a brigades hub with Berlin and Moscow backing, while Stadtblatt named Wilhelm Zaisser as a brigade recruiter figure.
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West Berlin
Korea
Berliner Stadtblatt
East Germany
Warsaw
Europe
Communist Police Army
Stadtblatt
Wilhelm Zaisser
Gomez
Nationalist Legislator Executed for Espionage
Liu Shih Sing, a Nationalist legislator, was executed in Kwangtung Province for espionage dating from last year. The sentence was carried out Sunday in Formosa era context.
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Taipei
Formosa
Liu Shih-Sing
Kwangtung Province
Three Die as Bus and Car Collide Near Greenville Illinois
A Pennsylvania Greyhound bus bound from St Louis to Indianapolis crashed with a northbound car at Route 40 and Route 127 near Greenville Illinois. Three were killed and 35 injured, including five babies. Driver John L Burk 34 Indianapolis said he swerved to avoid the car.
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Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Victor H. Bilyeu
Sorento
Ill
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Ind
Alton
al Smith
State
Highland
Candailia
John L. Burk
Bilyeu
Burk
Senator George pushes excise tax cut plan amid Korean tensions
Senator George of Georgia said he will push a billion dollar excise tax cut bill and hopes the Korean crisis may ease in 10 days or two weeks. He favors a deeper cut than the House 20 percent dine and dance tax and warned debate in the Senate may wait 10 days. He noted big corporations would fund the loss and hearings will tackle a 433 million dollar corporate tax increase and closing loopholes.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Bette Davis Ex-husband Plans August Marriage
William Grant Sherry, who divorced Bette Davis in Juarez, says he will marry Marion Richards on August 6. Richards, 23, from Pasadena, was formerly nursemaid to Sherry and Davis’s three year old daughter.
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Rbfach
Calif
William Grant Sherry
Bette Davis
Juarez
Mex
Marion Richards
Pasadena
Sherry
Miss Davis
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