Vanguard Plan Expands After Wire Trouble At Sea Level Test
Navy scientists report Vanguard rocket plan advances after a wiring fault in the second stage prevented ignition of the third stage. The 72 foot rocket veered from orbit, producing a 1500 mile throw and a misfired satellite flare. Officials say basic Vanguard operations behaved as expected and a monthly space test mission will proceed, while Stassen headlines Pennsylvania campaign stops near Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Tiai Navy
Washington
U.S
Vanguard
Naval Research Laboratory
Navy
Vonguard
Fire Causes $50 Damage To Gould Street Home
A blaze at 17 Gould Street last evening caused about $50 in damage. About 20 firefighters responded after the alarm was received from an unknown caller. The fire damaged a refrigerater and adjoining areas, blamed on a 15 amp fuse installation error. Queen Juliana’s 49th birthday noted in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Street
Neggy Su
Firmen
Gawd Street
Jo Charles
Collen
Mary Garnike
Gouldsmeét
OUT Peta
Noted Chemist's Murders Wife Then Personal Crisis Reports
In Doslestown Bucks County a renowned research chemist Dr Earl W Flosdorf shot his wife Esther 50 with a shotgun before their son then killed himself with the same weapon. Police say a quarrel preceded the tragedy at their creamery Road home near Forest Grove. Coroner and Bucks detectives outline a possible sequence as the couple’s clash ended in bloodshed and a hasty departure by Mrs Flosdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doslestown
Bucks County
Earl W. Flosdar
Flasdart
Plostorf
Esther
Pole
Flostiorf
Creamery
Forest Grove
Milles
Doylestown
Clavence Trewin
Thomas Lani
Flosdorf
Eisenhower Urges Caution On Unemployment Decline Significance
President Eisenhower cautioned that the April drop in unemployment does not prove a full recovery from the recession. He noted seasonal adjustments leave substantial unemployment and called for more study before endorsing any anti-recession action. The press conference marked his sixth straight with reporters and touched on Pentagon reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Pentagon
United States
State Testing Of New ICBMs
A new Verticalest facility near here houses Titan ICBMs ready for a first test flight at Cape Canaveral, Fla later this year. The two stage 6300 mile range missile may be upgraded for lunar flights. An exterior view of the 1 story test building was shown while 400 scientists toured the Martin Co plant in Littleton. missiles inside remained unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Titan
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Denver
Littleton
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Council of Education
Charles H. Boehm
Iso
Brehm Sail
Brehm
Eden
Ley Genel Ao
Br Boehmwart
Instewelors
Water flow issue at alley prompts action by owners
Property owners are expected to bring the matter before Cornell as water from the alley has nowhere else to go and drains into the yards. The brief notes a local concern urging residents to seek official attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Jobless Total Drops in April Prompt Antirecession Calls
The Commerce Department reports April unemployment fell by 78,000 to 5,120,000, with 62,907,000 employed. Weeks cites outdoor work as the gain driver while the jobless rate rises to 7.4 percent seasonally adjusted. Meany urges swift antirecession measures including extended unemployment benefits and tax cuts for low and middle incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Department
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
America
Democratic Advisory Council
Spring Corp Declares 35 Cent Dividend At 1958 Meeting
Spring Corp elected Wiliam P. Palmer of Dewey Ballantine and Gilbert H. Perkins of the Chemical Bank as directors at the New York annual stockholders meeting. Carlyle F. Barnes noted first quarter 1958 sales of 9,774,025 and earnings of 41,220, down from 1957. The board declared a 35 cent quarterly dividend payable June 10 to holders of record May 29, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Palmer
New York City
Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer and Wood
Gilbert H. Perkins
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
Associated Spring Corporation
New York
Carlyle F. Barnes
Barnes
Cme
Stockhalde
Carlyle F Bames
Hanry O Banes
Wallace Buses
Walter & Frochlich
Ernest L Gell
Russ Mink
Owett D Nee
Alien c. Purrington
Roland L. Sylvester
G.T. Zuhnke
Bristol
Connecticut
Edward W. Feldt
F. G. Whittlesey
Corry
Charles H. Hornback
Beverly Hills
California
UN Secretary Backs US Arctic Inspection Plan
Dag Hammarskjold surprised the UN Security Council by endorsing the United States proposal for international inspection of the Arctic against surprise attack. Soviet delegates denounced the move as publicity and sought to refer the plan to a summit, while Moscow dismissed the proposal as an attempt to obtain intelligence on Soviet Arctic territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Ny — UN
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
U.S. Arctic
Pin
Finnmarskjold
Council of
U. S
Council
U.S
Arknéy Gobolev
Ussr
Sobolev
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Red Cross And Community Chest Join For Fund Appeal
Red Cross and Community Chest merge for a joint annual fund drive to streamline donations and payroll reductions. The plan preserves separate budgets and bylaws with monthly disbursements and disaster flexibility while keeping the Junior Red Cross separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross and Community ‘Chest
Mercus de
Larry Kea
Crossland
Community Chest
Jointure
Red Cross
Chest
Red Grass
Cochairman
Corhairmin
Rebels Fly Planes Threaten US Indonesia Ties
Claims state U S and Chinese Nationalists aid rebel pilots flying rebel planes. Prime Minister Rivanda warns foreign involvement could damage relations with the United States and Indonesia. Rebels began their revolt in February with about 100 warplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Seowere
Rivanda Taday
Trvinnp
Indonesia
United States
Iidonesia
New Labor Control Legislation Seen In Congress
A rough OCR draft outlines new labor control measures discussed after a conference with AFL-CIO leaders. Senator Lyndon Johnson predicts passage of a bill to curb labor actions, while AFL CIO and party figures urge faster approval. The plan would require welfare and pension funds to align with labor movement oversight, sparking debate among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Afl-Cio
Yehion
Arl-Cto
Geoge
Ftnalatin
Raybure
D-Tes
Labor Commie
Senge
Queen Elizabeth to remain at Windsor for recovery
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth will stay at Windsor Castle to recover from a heavy cold. The statement said she will remain there for the rest of the day as she recuperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wizabeth
Windsor
Buckingham
Palace
Heroic Copilot Saves Major In Impossible Feat
A U S Air Force copilot First Lt. James E Obenaul 24 Graylake Illinois braved fire and wind to land a B47 jet after a canopy blowout during a training flight from Amarillo to Denver near Daharn Tex He reached the nose escape hatch while fellow Major James Maxwell unconscious then returned to the pilot seat and guided a safe return to base at Dyess Air Force Base Also aboard were Maj Maxwell Maj Cobb and Maj Graves all surviving after the dramatic incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilene
Ycurus Air Force
Fter
James FE
Obenaul
Graycake
Til
Strategic Air Command
Amarillo
Denver
Datham
Tex
John P. Cobb
Elko
Nev
James M. Graves
Fort Woth
Ploh
Obenaut
Maj
James E. Max
Vik
Portsmouth
Navigaton
Unsb
Maxwell
Dyess Air Force
Strikers Ineligible For Jobless Pay
The State Employment Security Bureau said yesterday a State Superior Court decision bars unemployment compensation for workers who retire under a union contract. It ruled such employees are retiring voluntarily and thus ineligible for jobless benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kantuopunyum
Toe State Employment Security Bureau
State Superior Court
Vallet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
M. Stassen
Frank ©. Tilton
Albert Pechan
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Corny
J. Fred Jimney
Titusville
Union City
Sultana 9
Hague — Holland
Juliana
Maple Avenue
Park Streeb
Spring Corp
Day
Taunton
Mass
Edward Masterson
Masterson
Soviet Union
Ihe
Pacific
Anderson
D-Nm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!