Soviet jet bomber force challenges West London
Jane's All the World’s Aircraft reports Russia will soon field a formidable bomber force to challenge air superiority. It notes Moscow’s July display and new types of MIG jets, including Type 37 and Type 35 bombers, with high speeds and large bomb loads.
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Moscow
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Far East
Korea
Jane
Jane’s
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U.S.S.R
U.S. Economy Set for Growth as Reports Point Upbeat Outlook
Washington reports show November employment at a record 64,807,000 with a farming pullback and factory jobs rising to postwar highs. Personal income climbed to an annual rate of 300% billion in October while wage, interest, and proprietors’ income rose. Business plans forecast record plant and equipment outlays of 31.6 billion for January-March, with 1956 growth expectations and higher investment across durable and nondurable goods sectors.
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Washington
Dec
Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sec-Commerce
Cabin Creek Mission School Burned In Fiery Blaze
The $100000 Cabin Creek Mission School in Chelyan was gutted by flames reaching over 100 feet. Volunteer firefighters from Chesapeake Marmet and Cedar Grove struggled due to water shortages, lamenting a hydrant would have helped.
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Chelyan
Chesapeake
Marmet
Cedar Grove
Mayor Promotes Campaign Gifts Amid City Fire Scene
Mayor Copenhaver defended city workers being urged to contribute to his governor campaign at a special city hall meeting. He said contributions ensure visibility for modest earners and announced a campaign treasurer. several firemen battled a blaze at a rebuilt school as investigators sought the fire’s origin.
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Copenhaver
Paign
City Hallest
Stolen Car Alert Spurs Citizen Help Network
A system links private citizens and police to recover stolen vehicles. Victims supply car details and thief description, then broadcasts reach local detachments and patrol lin ers, prompting regional police action.
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N. C. Reger
State Police
State Police coverage stretches from Summersville to Ohio line
Firefighters faced a major blaze with water only arriving after about ninety minutes as smoke and flames tore through the roof. Windows shattered and spectators fled while the two wooden附portions, including the kitchen and cafe, with new equipment, escaped destruction. Fire under control by about 11 p.m.
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Summersville
Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia Line
Ohio
Tia
State Board Sees $2 Million Tax Surplus for WV Budget
West Virginia Board of Public Works foresees a $2 million surplus next June as revenue trends rise. Budget planners consider reallocating funds amid possible higher gains from new industries and ongoing factory hunting programs led by Gov. Marland.
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Denzil L. Gainer
Gainer
West Virginia
Kaiser Aluminum
Gov. Marland
West Virginia Industrialand Publicity Commission
U.N. Supports Package Deal for 18 New Members
The United Nations Special Political Committee voted 52 to 2 with five abstentions to favor admitting 18 countries under a package deal. Only Nationalist China and Cuba opposed. the decision moves to the Security Council and then a General Assembly session. US France Belgium Greece and Israel abstained among sponsors including Canada and 27 nations.
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Israel
Tyler Countians Die On Grade Crossing
Two Tyler County men were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio Express train struck their light truck near Ellnero at a private road crossing east of the Lamberton stock sale site. Victims were Luther Clay Keys 63 Wilbur and Lonnie Francis Orr 60 Alma. The crash sent the truck 1 600 feet.
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Ellenoro
Ritchie County
J. H. Parsons
Luther Clay Keys
Wilbur
Tyler County
Lonnie Francis Orr
Alma
Tyler
Lamberton
New York
Fortune hunter Amith weds for wealth amid family shock
A man known as a fortune hunter marries for money, but his son uncovers a harsh truth about how wealth is earned, highlighting the cost of greed and the toll on family bonds.
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Amith
Cousins Reunite After Eight Years In Car Collision
Two cousins Henry S. Williams of Pueblo and Forest A. Williams of Holly met by chance after eight years apart. Their new cars collided and inspection revealed about 200 dollars in damages for each. The reunion occurred at Holly Colorado.
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Colo
Dee
Henry S. Williams
Pueblo
Forest A. Williams
Navy's Giant Sea-Jet Falls, Crew Missing
The SeaMaster four engine jet seaplane plunged into Chesapeake Bay during a test flight near Balt imore. Reports say a mid air explosion occurred and four crew members were aboard including three civilians. One parachute was sighted but no survivors confirmed as divers search the crash site.
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Washington
Glenn L. Mar Jtin Co
Chesapeake Bay
Reouth
Potomac River
Martin Airport
Baltimore
Patuxent Naval Base
Point Lookout
Martin Company
Meany to Speak Before Industry
Labor chief George Meany said NAM may discuss his idea for a live-and-let-live labor industry pact. NAM denies talks beyond inviting Meany to speak at the annual meeting and arranging staff-level discussions. Meany expects no firm pact but sees room for goodwill and an eventual agreement in the American system.
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New York
George Meany
National Assn. of Manufacturers
NAM
Meany
Afl-Cio
Sunday
New York Times
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Sligh
Calm Gunman Nets $75,000 In Bank Theft
A masked gunman robbed the First National Bank in Lake Geneva Wisconsin fleeing with about $74,293 in cash. He forced eight employees into a vault and tied the vice president. The loot was later estimated at upwards of $100,000 by bank officials. The bandit left in a cashier’s car, and taunted authorities with a joking remark about the squad car. He also disabled telephones and called out from the bank during the theft.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
First National Bank
Weber Smith
Smith
George Allen
Allen
Warren Huber
Nore
Wisconsin
Park Your Car Contest Promises $20,000 Gift Baskets
Salvation Army sponsors announce a Park Your Car contest raising $20,000 to fund a mer rier Christmas aid for those in need. By last Saturday only $1,953 had been collected for the 1955 Gift Basket drive. entrants may mail donations and guess the mystery firm sponsoring the 1956 car prize, with coupon details on The Gazette.
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Salvation Army
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