Russians Will Not Overthrow System Says Murray
Dr. Edward Murray told Cedar Rapids Lions Club that Russia shows ferment but changes will occur within the current system. He noted no overthrow of the Soviet regime and cited his observations from Yugoslavia Turkey and Russia during travels and a recent visit.
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Hungary
Russia
Edward Murray
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
iRoosevelt
Dr. Murray
F. G. Murray
Avenue NE
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Murray
Weather and births marked in daily Record notices
Bismarck Minneapolis Cleveland New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Omaha Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle listed with highs and lows. Iowa forecast mild and fair Friday, temps in 40s to 50s, little change Saturday. Humidity, wind, sun data provided. year-to-date and December totals shown. Heath Feickert Marshall Randall births noted with dates and addresses.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Daughters Born to Harrington and Madany Families
In Denver a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harrington on December 26, with the mother’s maiden name Jean Reindl and the grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reindl of 1549 Bever Avenue SE. In St. Louis a daughter followed for Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Madany on December 24, with the mother the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Birch of 279 Johnson Avenue NW. The notice also lists several Cedar Rapids and surrounding area couples and individuals as part of a longer social note.
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Denver
John F. Harrington
Municipal Court Fines For Traffic Violations
Frank Hazelton fined five dollars and costs for failure to stop at a stop sign. Emil Hobel and James Murdock each fined ten dollars and costs for failure to control and related offenses, with Dean Carr fined fifteen dollars and costs. Hezekiah Washington sentenced to two days in jail for driving while license suspended. Maxine Rebec fined fifty dollars and costs for reckless driving. Emil Hobel fined ten dollars with suspension of the fine. David Johnston fined five dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelton
Kencrest Drive
Emil Hobel
Seventh Avenue
James Murdock
Thirtieth Street
Dean Carr
E Avenue NW
Hezekiah Washington
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Maxine Rebec
Twenty-sixth Avenue
David Johnston
Hamilton Street
Obituary notices list services across Iowa towns
Reports of in church and funeral home services for Edward Sanderman Iva Wilson Carl Gulstorf Freeman Harris Marvin Millard H D Brockhohn Paul Harmel Bert Atwood with burial arrangements in various local cemeteries across Waukon Van Horne Colesburg Central City Monticello Tipton Anamosa and London.
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Waukon
Edward Sanderman
Zion Reformed Church
Oakland Cemetery
Iva Wilson
Morgan Funeral
Lisbon
Columbus City
van Horne
Carl Gulstorf
Fellmer
Keystone
Colesburg
Freeman Harris
Lutheran Church
Bennett
Lutheran Cemetery
London
Anamosa
Bert Atwood
McNamara Funeral Home
Kathy Keegan to Return Home After Heart Surgery
Kathleen Kee gan, four, daughter of the Dorrance Keegans, who had heart surgery December 13 at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota, is expected to go home Saturday. A mechanical heart aided the operation and complete recovery is anticipated in six months. Donations totaling over $700 have been raised to help cover the $3,000 medical bill.
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the Gazette
Dyersville
Kathleen Keegan
Dorrance Keegans
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Police dispute driver arrest with senior official support
Charles Scott walked into a Chicago police station claiming an elderly man arrested him for a traffic violation. The police commissioner Timothy J Connor confirmed the account of the senior officer involved in the incident.
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Chicago
Charles Scott
Scott
Timothy Jd. Connor
Cedar Rapids Woman Fined for Drunk Driving Case
A Cedar Rapids woman Mrs Tommy Elsie King aged 33 pled guilty to drunk driving in district court and was fined 300 dollars. She was arrested after a wreck on highway 30 west of the city. Her husband 40 faced a toxication charge and gave Atherton California as his address. King must pay 100 dollars and costs with the remainder due by February 1. Eugene J Hickey pled innocent to a third offense drunk driving charge after a weekend arrest on Center Point Road NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Tommy
Elsie) King
King
Highway 30
Atherton
Calif
Eugene J. Hickey
Fairfax
Center Point Road
Two Youths Held on Car Theft Charge
Cedar Rapids police hold Howard Saylor 18 of 1424 Eleventh Street SW and Tony Kopaitich Jr 17 of 1207 Second Street SW on a car theft charge. They were arrested at 1 am at Third Avenue and Sixth Street SW in a car owned by Robert Pope. Officers say the car was taken from in front of Pope’s home about an hour earlier. arraignment in Linn County District Court was continued to next Monday to allow time to hire an attorney.
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Cedar Rapids
Howard Saylor
Eleventh Street
Tony Kopaitich, Jr
Second Street
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Robert Pope
Seventh Street
Pope
Linn County District Court
Ann Brown Case To Supreme Court
An appeal to the Iowa supreme court to set aside the conviction and five year sentence was filed in Des Moines Thursday by counsel for Ann Brown 23 of Chicago. She was found guilty of theft by a Linn county jury on December 12 and was sentenced to Rockwell City women s reformatory by Judge Charles Penn. She is free on 10000 bond.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Ann Brown
Chicago
Linn County
Rockwell City
Thomas and Modracek Wills Are Admitted
Two wills were filed for probate Wednesday in district court. Florence B. Thomas leaves 500 to sister Minnie Seidel and 50 to Mahala circle, with rest to 10 relatives. E Blake Seidel, George Goudy, Betty Collins named. DeFoy Bickell named executrix without bond. Blanche R. Modracek's will names husband Joseph as executor without bond and leaves the ogee to daughter Bernice Beil.
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Florence B. Thomas
Minnie Seidel
Chicago
Washington Avenue
E. Blake Seidel
Omaha
George Goudy
Fanwood
N. J
Betty Collins
Mahala Circle
St. Paul’s Church
DeFoy Bickell
Blanche R. Modracek
Joseph
Bernice Beil
Suit Against Witwer Dismissed by Plaintiff
A $67 500 personal injury suit against Weaver Witwer doing business as Witwer Farms and Witwer Turkey Farms was dismissed Thursday in Linn county district court. The dismissal petition filed by George Siemer said the action had been compromised and settled. Court costs taxed against the defendant. Siemer had sued for injuries suffered December 30 1954 while working for the defendant in a turkey slaughter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Witwer
Witwer Farms
Witwer Turkey Farms
Linn County
George Siemer
Siemer
Vandalism Report At Walker Residence
Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon said the Harold Chesmore home was entered Wednesday while the family was at home. Christmas toys were broken and half a pumpkin pie eaten in what authorities suspect was juvenile vandalism during the break in at the Walker residence.
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Larry Condon
Harold Chesmore
Missing Link Reported Bridged Between Ape and Man
Edwin Diamond reports at the AAAS centennial meeting that Australopithecines bridged the gap between apes and humans with larger brains and upright walking, using crude weapons. Another scientist urges searching for a near human in the U S about 50,000 years ago, which could push American evolution timelines back.
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New York
INS
U. S
American Association For Advancement of Sciences
Raymond A. Dart
Break in Breaks Kitchen Door at Local Home
A kitchen door was forced open during a break in occurring at a local residence. The time window was stated as around noon or evening, with intruders entering the premises to gain entry. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from residents.
Pleads Innocent to False Check Charge in Linn County
Ervin Brass a 50 year old man plead innocent in Linn district court to cashing a false 15 check in a Cedar Rapids store on August 23. The county attorney said Brass had prior bad check convictions in Algona justice court and Kossuth county district court.
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Iowa Fallsman
Linn
Ervin Brass
Cedar Rapids
Brass
Algona Justice of the Peace Court
Kossuth
Carberry Wins Judgment in Insurance Premium Suit
Joseph W. Carberry was awarded $139.44 on Wednesday in a suit to collect insurance premiums from Louis James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Carberry
Louis James
Divorce Dismissed for Castagna Couple
Pearl D Castagna on a Wednesday dismissed a divorce petition against Joseph J Castagna in a local court. The ruling closes the case with no further action required by either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl D. Castagna
Joseph J. Castagna
Plant Blast Kills Two at Newnan Aluminum Plant
An explosion in the smelting department of the William L. Bonnell Company aluminum plant in Newnan Georgia killed two workers and injured at least four. The blast destroyed plant sections, shattered windows, and knocked out power citywide for 35 minutes. Company president William L. Bonnell put losses at 250000 and attributed the blast to dumping wet scrap aluminum into molten pots. Luke Johnson, a plant maintenance man, helped extinguish a small fire and cut off natural gas supply.
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Newnan
William L. Bonnell Company
Luke Johnson
William L. Bonnell
No Rush on Hotels This Inauguration
Washington hotels report abundant rooms for the upcoming inauguration with 2,100 reservations so far, only about a third of 1953 business. Bourbon Dawes of the Washington Hotel Association says most downtown hotels have plenty of space and expect only three or four to be filled.
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Washington
Capital Hotels
Bourbon Dawes
Washington Hotel Association
Dawes
Lower February Draft Call Issued
The Defense Department cut the February draft call to 14 000 men for induction into the army, down from 17 000 calls in each of the prior four months. Officials attributed the reduction to manpower gains in January and February, which are typically high enlistment months for active and reserve forces.
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Washington
INS
Defense Department
Army
The
Department
War scare shifts Iowa farm vote in 1956 election
Wallace-Homestead Poll finds Eisenhower 53 percent of rural Iowa votes in November down from 68 percent in 1952. Stevenson climbs to 47 percent of farm votes, while Eisenhower edges Stevenson on war considerations. In Senate, Hickenlooper 47 percent, Evans 53. Governor Hoegh 45, Loveless 55 among farm voters.
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Des Moines
Eisenhower
Iowa
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenshower
Wallace- Homestead
B. B. Hickenlooper
R. M. Evans
Leo Hoegh
Herschel Loveless
Won't Leave Her Fugitive Husband
Clo Ann Wieg ner 17 said she planned to stay with her husband Mike 16, fugitive from Napa California mental institution. She had previously expressed desire to go to California with her mother after injuries from a car wreck and his escape attempt.
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Denver
Clo Ann Wiegner
Mike
Napa
Calif
California
U N Observers Abandon Task In Hungary Inquiry
Three man U N observer team assigned to monitor Soviet intervention in Hungary has given up the task for now. Alberto Lleras of Colombia said the U N has abandoned plans to send observers to neighboring countries and believes Hungarian broadcasts provide enough information to show unjustified intervention occurred.
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United Nations
U.N
Hungary
Alberto Lleras
Colombia
Deaths John Olaf Linder Cedar Rapids cabinetmaker veteran
John Olaf Linder 57 died at home in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Born September 10 1887 in Sweden he married Elizabeth Mae Roep in 1921. Surviving are his wife daughter Pauline Belding two brothers four sisters and two grandsons. He belonged to Trinity Methodist church United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and Local 1039. Services at Turner chapel 1:30 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Glenn S. Hartong. Burial Linwood Cemetery.
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John Olaf Linder
Highland Drive
Williams and Hunting
Cedar Rapids
Sweden
Elizabeth Mae Roepuck
Oskaloosa
Linder
Alexandria
Minn
Royce
Pauline) Belding
Axel Linder
Hans Linder
Caroline Bergner
Robert Jessing
Manley Larson
Herman Peterson
Renton
Wash
Trinity Methodist Church
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Local Union 1039
Turner Chapel
Glenn S. Hartong
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs A Gene Adamson Dies In Louisville After Illness
Mrs. A Gene Adamson formerly Mary Elizabeth Smith died at 1 30 p m Wednesday in Louisville Kentucky after a long illness She was born June 1 1904 in Cedar Rapids and married Oct 14 1933 in Joliet Illinois She was hosiery department manager at Craemers before marriage Surviving include four sisters Esther Smith Mrs E H Gundling Mrs Charles Gould all Cedar Rapids and Mrs Robert Reis Dubuque and three brothers Jack Smith Des Moines Walter Smith Cedar Rapids and Warrant Officer Jen R Turner Fort Bragg Funeral services were set for 3 30 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with Rev Leonard Deaver En tombment in Chapel of Memories Friends may call after 1 p m Friday
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A. Gene Adamson
Louisville
Cedar Rapids
Joliet, Ill
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Craemer’s
Esther Smith
E. H. Gundling
Charles Gould
Robert Reis
Dubuque
Jack Smith
Des Moines
Walter Smith
Jen R. Turner
Fort Bragg
Turner Chapel
Leonard Deaver
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Obituary: Frank F. Henry 78 Cedar Rapids Resident
Frank F. Henry 78 of Cedar Rapids died on arrival at a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Czechoslovakia on August 28 1878 he had resided in Cedar Rapids 15 years. He leaves a daughter Agnes Gilbert and three sons James Frank and George with six grandsons. Services set for Friday at Brush chapel with Rev Z F Pauk and Czech National Cemetery burial. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Frank F. Henry
Victoria Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
W. R
Agnes) Gilbert
James
California
Frank
Chicago
George
Wyoming
Brush Chapel
Z. F. Pauk
Czech National Cemetery
Cedar Rapids bookkeeper Leo McGuire dies at 66
Leo McGuire 66 of 2517 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 9 15 p m Wednesday Born Williamsburg October 8 1890 he worked at the Kory Inn Surviving are two daughters Elizabeth Kimes and Mrs Durin Meyers of Waterloo a brother W A McGuire of Cedar Rapids and five grandchildren The Teahen chapel will conduct services at 11 a m Saturday with Rt Rev Msgr D J Lenihan Burial is at Mt Calvary cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m Friday
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Leo McGuire
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
McGuire
Kory Inn
Elizabeth Kimes
Durin Meyers
Waterloo
W. A. McGuire
Teahen Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Harold J. Green obituary services announced
Harold J. Green aged 82 of Fifteenth Avenue Southwest died Tuesday. A 10 a.m. Friday funeral will be held at Teahen chapel with Rt. Rev. Msgr. A W Chihak officiating. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the chapel by Msgr. Chihak the WCOOF and Sacred Heart Court No 727 drill team.
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Harold J. Green
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Teahen Chapel
A. W. Chihak
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Chihak
WCOOF
Sacred Heart Court No. 727
Services for Mrs Shannon Bylers in Turner chapel
Mrs Shannon By lers a Cedar Rapids resident for 71 years dies Tuesday. Services to be held 1:30 p.m. Friday in Turner chapel for Bethany Lutheran church conducted by Rev E W Waggazer. The obituary notes 339 Third Avenue SW as her prior address.
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Shannon Bylers
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
E. W. Waggazer
Bethany Lutheran Church
New Jersey Rep. Hand Dies at 54
CAPE MAY N J AP Rep T Miller Hand R N J died of a heart attack Wednesday night at age 54. He had just been re elected to his seventh term.
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Cape May
T. Miller Hand
R-N.j
Hand
Eyeball Removal After Arrow Ricochet In Cedar Rapids
A ten year old Cedar Rapids boy had his left eye removed after an arrow ricochet struck it. David Packingham was wounded while his twin brother Dennis fired at a cardboard box beside his bed as a Christmas gift bow and arrow set sat nearby. The eye injury worsened and surgeon Dr. Dc. A. Noe recommended removal to prevent infection.
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Cedar Rapids
David Packingham
Ray Wells
Spruce Avennue SE
Dennis
David
Cedar Rapids Storm Sewer Plans Move Ahead
The city weighs financing changes and district-wide action to relieve a long-standing storm sewer problem. A Cleveland ditch project will install mainly 54 and 60 inch pipes, targeting Johnson avenue NW Nineteenth Street NW and surrounding blocks with a planned completion by June 1 amid staff shortages.
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Franklin School
Kenwood
Collins Radio
Cedar Lake Slough
Cleveland Ditch
Johnson Avenue
Eighteenth
Nineteenth Street
Westfield Addition
Burch Avenue
Nineteenth
Twenty-first Street
First Avenue
Cleveland School
Twenty-first
Des Moines Man Critical Burned In House Fire
Lester Spencer aged 45 suffered critical burns when a fire destroyed a residence at 1518 Southeast Vale street. Authorities say the blaze began as Spencer and two companions attempted to distill canned heat on an oil stove. Spencer in critical condition at Broadlawns General hospital. The other two men escaped unharmed.
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Des Moines
Lester Spencer
Vale Street
Spencer
Broadlawns General Hospital
Falling Tree Kills Atalissa Farmer
ATALISSA AP A timber cutting accident killed W. J. McConnaha 29 near Atalissa He died on arrival at a Muscatine hospital Wednesday McConnaha and brother in law Richard Stutzman were cutting trees when one fell and struck another, knocking it into him Survivors include his widow and four children
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Atalissa
W. J. McConnaha
Near
Muscatine Hospital
Toy Train Reaches 10 Month Old Boy From White House
Rodney Keith Anderson of Bismarck received a bright blue toy train sent via a Secret Service courier after his grandfather mailed a photo and note to President Eisenhower in 1952. The package traveled from Washington to Minneapolis then to Bismarck without a street address, finally delivered to the Ralph Andersons.
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N.D
White House
Rodney Keith Anderson
Rodney
D. C. MacDonald
Grand Forks
Eisenhower
MacDonald
Washington
Minneapolis
Secret Service
Ralph Andersons
Judge Overrules Davis Demurrer in Traffic Case
Judge Donald Barnes overruled a demurrer filed by Charles F. Davis over a traffic charge. Davis, of 1519 Eighth Street NW, was given 10 days to plead or stand on the demurrer after the Dec 7 collision that fatally injured 64 year old William Zbanek of 1724 J Avenue NE.
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Charles F. Davis
Eighth Street
Donald Barnes
Barnes
Davis
William Zbanek
J Avenue NE
Natural Gas Rate Boost Suspended by Federal Commission
The Power Commission suspended two proposed Phillips Petroleum natural gas rate increases totaling 383,764 annually. One rise of 236,867 would affect Northern Natural Gas Co. in Omaha, the other 146,897 would apply to Colorado Inter-State Gas Co. in Colorado Springs. Hearing set after five month suspension pending decision.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Colorado Inter - State Gas Co
Colorado Springs
Phillips
Citizens Object To Zoning Change
Twenty petition signers protested Allis-Chalmers plans to rezone two lots between 32nd Street Drive and Grove Court SE west of Emerald Avenue from R-11 to M-2. They argue heavy industry would worsen a factory nuisance, devalue nearby homes, and increase floodlight, noise, and dust issues. The City Council forwarded the protest to Cedar Rapids City Plan Commission for review alongside the rezoning request.
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Allis-Chalmers
Thirty-second Street
Grove Court SE
Emerald Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Indonesian revolt extends grip in Sumatra
Reports from south Sumatra say the army has taken over administration of the province. South Sumatra joins central and north Sumatra in the revolt against the central Indonesian government.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
INS
South Sumatra
Central
North Sumatra
Gina Lollobrigida tops Sofia Loren in 1956 earnings
Italian tax records show Gina Lollobrigida earning about 30 million lire and Sofia Loren 10 million lire in 1956, with Anna Magnani at 9 million lire. The figures, while indicating Gina ahead of Sofia and Anna, are not considered fully accurate by authorities.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
Sofia Loren
Anna Magnani
Hollywood
Gina
Sofia
Anna
Malayan Moslems Condemn Pinups
In Ipoh Malaya a conference of Malayan Muslim missionaries passed a resolution condemning pinups Pictures of Malayan girls in scanty dress are described as demoralizing to Moslem youth.
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Ipoh
Malaya
Public Pigeon No. 1 Debuts at Greenhaven Prison
The comedy film Public Pigeon No. 1 premiered to about 2,000 inmates at Greenhaven Prison in Stormville New York on Thursday. The feature centers on a prison break and introduces the world to its ensemble cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormville
N.Y
Greenhaven Prison
Fire destroys costly paintings at Greenwich Village studio
A fire at Masterpiece Restorers Inc in Greenwich Village damaged or destroyed paintings worth at least $200.000. About 30 works were in the studio, including Tintoretto's Birth of the Virgin valued at around $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Masterpiece Restorers, Inc
Tintoretto
Retired West Union Doctor Hurt in Fall
Dr. Thomas King, a retired West Union physician in his 70s, was reported in critical condition at West Union hospital after a Wednesday fall at a local drug store. He reportedly lost balance and tumbled down a flight of stairs.
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West Union
Thomas King
King
British Plan on Cyprus Wins U S Backing
The United States on Thursday endorsed a British proposal for limited self government in Cyprus. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said it could be a first step toward a peaceful and generally acceptable final solution of the Cyprus problem.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Cyprus
State Department
Lincoln White
Stroud housewife pins hobby on cactus collection
Mrs. D. H. Jaco of Stroud explains she has stuck with a hobby for years. She has collected cactus plants, a pursuit not common among housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud, Okla
D. H. Jaco
Stroud
Commando Kelly Secures New Home in St Louis
Charles E. Commando Kelly, Medal of Honor winner, will move his wife and six children from a $23-a-month Louisville apartment to a $25,000 home in St. Louis next month. Kelly has a new job as a scrap iron buyer, with his boss reportedly paying most of the home costs amid prior financial troubles and poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Charles FE
Kelly
St. Louis
Brockhohn 66 Monticello Farmer Dies
H D Brockhohn 66 retired farmer dies after long illness in Monticello hospital. Services Saturday 1 30 p m at Goettsch funeral home with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Survived by wife five sons Louis Clarence Lawrence Alvin Ernest two daughters Leon ard Darrow Irene Brockhohn and brothers Gerd Carl Harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
H. D. Brockhohn
Monticello Hospital
Goettsch Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Louis
Clarence
Lawrence
Alvin
Ernest
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Darrow
Wyoming
Irene Brockhohn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gerd
Carl
Anamosa
Harm
Glendale
Calif
Inaugural Bids Hoover Accepts Truman Declines
Washington Senator Bridges announces Hoover accepted and Truman declined invitation to Eisenhower's inauguration.
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Truman
Washington
Ins
Bridges
R-N.h
Eisenhower
Car crashes into living room in San Diego
Mrs. Ida May Lefevers was watching television when an automobile crashed into her living room. The driver exited, surveyed the damage, then returned to the car and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Ida May Lefevers
Buffalo Buffeted By Nine Inch Snow
Buffalo and surrounding area were hit by a surprise storm that dumped nine inches of snow Wednesday night. Roads became slick and visibility lowered as residents began clearing driveways and school officials considered delays. Local authorities urged caution while crews worked to clear major arterials.
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