Typhoon Kills 18 In Japan No GI's Dead
A chaotic report details Typhoon Babs striking Japan with at least 18 fatalities while no U.S. soldiers were killed. Widespread destruction includes hundreds of homes flooded, ships damaged, and utilities disrupted. Police logs note dozens injured, with coastal towns reporting significant property losses and evacuations.
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Babs
Kyi Alu
Cody
Wattibgs
Honat
Hopekalsta
Billdines
U.S
Sieh
Mediators Balk Airline Strikes In Prolonged Dispute
The National Mediation Board set to work as talks stalled with major airlines including United and American. Workers threatened a second walkout, while both sides agreed to mediation. About 8,000 employees are involved in the dispute, with a potential impact on flights nationwide.
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Air Line
Unitad Ale Lana
ThernsGnal Adeari
Myedinisis
Ed Alr
TAM
Munbif
Ote
Mpintenincs
Britain and Cyprus Tension Rise Amid Ongoing Violence
Fragmented wire service text reports unrest in Cyprus with references to rioting rebels and dispersed operations. Mentions of Britain and Cypriot conflict surface but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Uphill Fight Stevenson Faces Contest Of Totally Different Nature
Stevenson faces a tough, changed political landscape after losing the nomination last night. He has long opposed Truman and hopes to win in November, with Eisenhower as the likely Republican rival. The piece analyzes party dynamics, voter sentiment, and past election margins as Stevenson navigates the road ahead.
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Stevenson
Chicago
Adi
Eisenhigwer
Hlui
Imola
Averell Hariman
Reade Denied Court Stay Of Execution
A New York judge denied a stay of execution for Rene Reade, sentenced to die for the assault slaying of his sister in law, Beverly Reade, in Jamestown. The case, tied to Clemency requests and Governor Harriman, awaits Gov clemency action at Gowanda State Hospital.
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Tironye
Jamestown
Charles
Desmond
State Court of Appeals
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Beverly Reade
Ole Taigutery
Sheryl Lynns
Tao
Harriman Eauller
Readle
Willard Gis
Iene Tn
Mie Estes
Taw
Amy Edwin O'Connor
Read
O'Connor
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Five Actively Seek UP Post At Democratic Convention
A noisy Chicago scene centers on the Democratic presidential nomination fight with five hopefuls courting support. Leading contenders include Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, while Lyndon Johnson of Texas and Albert Gore of Tennessee also figure in debates over the No. 2 spot and possible withdrawals by allies.
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Adis Ste
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Estes Kefuuven
Tennessee
Teont
Gore
Cireuk
Stek
Nowsnieh
Pla
Frank G. Clement
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Efauger
Ole
Don Kennedy
Madbuchithetts
Gaye Franfe Clement
Tennenses
Ren
Albert Gore
Ténnésyer
Robert JB. Meyner
New Jersey
Lyndon B- Johnson
Texas
Guy, Prank J. Lausshie
Old and
Shiare Symington
Mlasouri
Acid attack on columnist prompts FBI arrests
The FBI arrested two ex-convicts in New York in connection with the acid-blinding of labor columnist Victor Riesel. Abraham Televi, 29, and Joseph Curling, 43, were charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. They allegedly acted with Telvi, who was identified as the main attacker. The incident occurred early April 5 in New York, after Riesel left Lindy’s Restaurant with Betty Nevins.
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FBI
Oday
Vigtor Riel
PBI
Wold
Riesel
New York City
Abraham ‘Pelvi
Touid
Eyal Sid Street
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Riese
PBS
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Englewood
Wili
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Riesel Tett
Talvi
Younestown
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Corry Couple Injured In Small Bridge Crash
A Corry couple suffered injuries in a two car collision on Columbus Lottiville road near Old Spring Brook. Michael Piccirilo 43 and wife Mary 38 were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for scalp and nasal lacerations and multiple contusions. Driver of the other car, Robert Fralick 31 of Jamestown, was uninjured. Vehicle damage totaled about $1,350. Police and troopers investigated the crash, noting braking and swerving as the cars met near the small bridge over Bear Lake road. Several Celoron relatives were reported in fair condition.
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Corry
Columbus~ Lottiville
Ano
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michael J. Piccirilo
East Pleasant Street
Mary
Robert Fralick
Jamestown
Corty
Fralick
Cony
Old Spring Brook
Bear Lake Road
Iujler Vehile
Eine Road
Piccitilio
Ponto
Wie Alde
Hospital Assick
Edward Keller
Celorim
Tocal Hospital
Drone Plane Crashes After Long Flight Over Palmdale
A drone plane that defied pilots by flying for over two years and reaching 130000 feet with rocket firing jets crashed yesterday in a field TL miles east of here. Rockets fired at the craft totaled about 208 but failed to stop it as it overwhelmed Newhall Palmdale and Segusone communities with an explosion near a Palmdale station wagon. No injuries reported.
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Atith
Here
Newhall
Palmdale
Séagus
Larry Kempton
Als
Muke
Pightead
Mia Naval Missile Test Station
Sertonst
Centerville Boy Missing From Visit To Corry
A 14 year old Centerville boy, son of Mrs. Hattie Miles, disappeared during a visit to Corry. State Police and local officers searched Sunday and Monday with a nationwide alert, describing him as about four feet tall with brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a blue shirt and tan trousers. Authorities said the boy may be with relatives in Waterford.
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Hattie Miles
Cutitenville
Peand
Waterford
Pat Boer
Truman Silent As Stevenson Overcomes Truman Support
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, President Truman sat in silent, helpless witness as Adlai Stevenson gained enough pledged votes to win the nomination. The scene showed Truman’s quiet opposition to Stevenson despite Averell Harriman’s backing.
Truman Says He Has No Regrets Over Nomination Fight
Ex president Truman told reporters during a prebreakfast walk in Chicago that he has no regrets about his fight against Adlai Stevenson for Harriman's nomination. He offered no clear preference for the Democratic vice presidential pick and acknowledged a disappointing night for the party.
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Chicago
Trimi
Hie
Vuin
Averell Harriman
Adlai Elsleinson
Triman
Stevenson
Truman
Trumar
France and Egypt Clash Over Suez Plan at Conference
Amid wheeling and dealing, France proposes an international authority to run the Suez Canal with Egypt retaining ownership and compensation for the canal company. Egypt objects to U.S. and Western control schemes, while talks in New York involve Indian and Soviet envoys as diplomats seek a workable accord. Meanwhile Hollywood mourns singer Kathleen Howard at 79.
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Suez Caria
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Beypt
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Portner
Sit Indohdia
Suspect In Butcher Case Surrenders In Michigan
A year old farmer named Buchanan surrendered in Kalamazoo Michigan after authorities linked him to the dismembered body of his wife Bessie 18 found near Brockton. He faces first degree murder charges and federal flight across state lines. His brother Tommie is charged as an accessory after the fact.
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Dunkirk
Kalamazoo
Mich
Buchanan
Bessie
Brockton
Kealamazoo
FBI
Kalamazio City
William
Hinze
Detroit
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Buchan
Fe Jashie
Grand Rapids
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Focal
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Tommie
Driver Helpless Beside Crashed Car 40 Days
Catha as a physical therapist lay helpless beside his car after colliding while trying to avoid a deer on the highway. Daniel G. Arnold, 46, was hospitalized with a broken pelvis following the crash near Martins. Emil Reber found him, tracked skid marks for three days, and alerted police. Arnold’s wife Modeng described the shock as nearly unbelievable.
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Arnold
Hluhiesy
John Cox
Modeng
Sndit
Storm danger fades at sea near Virginia coast
Unclear storm report notes danger easing as a hurricane named Belay travels northeast off Virginia. Weather forecasters say winds around 33 miles per hour and movement toward the northeast expected to continue for about 12 hours, with property damage estimated in the millions.
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Virginia
Never Again Candidate Is Politician Now
CHICAGO Adlai E Stevenson the man nominated for the presidency for the second time by the Democrats is a wary politician. He fought for 1956 and 1952, with Truman backing him as party leaders split. The piece sketches Stevenson as a complex, cautious figure in a prolonged pre convention drama, noting Truman’s shifting stance and Republican views. Continued on Page Six.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Democrats
Stevenson
Woulilram Wilabr
Branklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic
Truman
Steverison
Thilnels
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Tsein
Lome
Corryites Press Route 6 Fate to Highway Aides
Corry residents urge federal highway officials to retain Route 6 in the interstate system. Petitions circulate in Bradford Warren and Mendon areas as business leaders push to keep the corridor while others favor a new southern route. Local citizens express concern over road planning and regional development amid debated highway changes.
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Forst
Orpinus
Eyanway
Joseph Law
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US Public Road
John DL. Stinson
Huse Ture
GD. Curtiss
U.S. Public Roads Office
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Constructon Dawn
Sharon Lo
Hobthernie
Mendyiile
Bradford
Warren
Eit Jong
Housing projects set for Pittsburgh area work
Two town housing initiatives will be built in Pittsburgh area sites. One project will be at Garfield Thillen’s area near Stanton Heights Golf Course, while a second project is planned for a fourth addition to Ternce Village.
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Pittsburgh
Garfield Tithens
Stanton Heights
Delegates Battle Over Dem Nomination Aboard Convention
Delegates wage the opening clash of the Democratic convention as Stevenson leads with a first ballot surge and targets the vice presidency. Kefauver supports a Tennessee bid, while Humphrey and Kefauver vie for the No. 2 spot. Eisenhower remains the Republican foil as party leaders weigh health and succession.
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Chigago
Adin B. Steventontash
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
WhersHey Siebiel Ollier
Stevenson
Conves
Ion Alegates
Tolks
BOS
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Averell Hithman
New York
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Ben. Estes Kefsliver
Tennessee
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
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Nixon
Smiie
Eisenhiower
Mie HeiUsteel
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Seh Iin
Sete Uni
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Pavon
Nightspot closure push in Ripley eyed by officials
New York State officials coordinate with local authorities to push for closing a Ripley nightspot amid alleged illegal activity. Police report a 18 year old linked to drug and alcohol related offenses, while authorities seek proof to shut the establishment.
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