New York Police Seek Mad Bomber After 36 Bomb Scares
Police hunt New York City's elusive Mad Bomber after a 24 hour stretch with 36 bomb scares. A 12 inch pipe device found near Times Square theatre proved harmless. Yonkers youths staged a fake library bomb scare, triggering a city wide alert and widespread evacuations. Rewards totaling 26000 dollars remain for the bomber's capture as authorities pursue cranks and copycat plots.
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New York
James B. Leggett
Times Square
Yonkers
New York City
Yonkers Public Library
Publisher Hoguen Robinsott Dies at 87 in Pennsylvania
Robert Hoguen Robinsott, publisher of several Pennsylvania newspapers, died last night at age 87 after a brief illness. He led the Soldiwesterns portfolio for decades.
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Monongarbla
Robert Hoguen Robinsott
Leader urges state and federal aid for school costs
The leader at the 101th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Education Association urged the federal and state governments to assume more of expanding education costs. He said the commonwealth cannot bear the burden alone and called for local districts and federal participation as facilities expand. A resolution backed a 100 dollar annual pay boost across 1957-58 and 1958-59, costing the state about 20 million dollars.
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Cnv
Jaal
Pennsylvania Buieation Association
Commonwealth
Administration to unveil new Middle East policy plan
The administration tests a bold Middle East concept blending military pressure and economic aid to deter Soviet influence. Secretary Dulles helped craft a proposal to be explained to Congress and the public, aiming for quick league action if backed. Rumors say troops and a large aid package may be involved, with Eisenhower weighing congressional reception.
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Middle East
Dulles
Townhawk
Congress
White House
Russia
Ruissia
France
United States
Eisenhower
Formosa
U.S
Dillles
Begin Clearing Of Suez Canal After Day's Delay
United Nations salvage team began clearing obstructions at the southern entrance of the Suez Canal after a one day delay. Egyptian authorities reported no orders to start yet though instruction to launch had arrived in Suez. Sunken ships and debris from the recent fighting litter the channel and complicate the operation.
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Suez
Egypt
United Nations
Une
Suez Canal
U.S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Suez Canal Authority
Tsipatlu
Chai
Port Said
New York
Gad Strip
Tarnet
New Snow Adds To Road Hazards
New snow slicked streets throughout the city as crews were sparse, leaving southside slopes and the business district fraught with trouble for motorists. Snow fell from the west and heightened hazards on already treacherous highways.
Rosewall Turns Pro With $45,000 Contract
Rosewall of Australia signs a $45,000 contract to join Jack Kerumi's professional tennis team. The deal announced today marks a major step in the then emerging professional circuit and signals Rosewall's move from amateur status to professional play.
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Rosewall
Adelaide
Australis
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Davis Sii Ace
Jack Kerumi
Train Collision Delay On Pennsylvania Crossing
Police and railroad crew investigated a moon hour collision at a Pennsylvania Avenue crossing when a Beaverdam driver rammed a Chicago freight engine. Roger C. Marsh's car struck the front of the second engine unit. no injuries reported but damage estimated at about 3500. The train delayed roughly 15 minutes as crews gathered information.
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Voller
Roger C. Marsh
Beaverdam
Pennsylvania
Berrer
Baek
Bik
Marsh
Chicago
Buffalo
Butftto
Liner Libette Returns After Heavy Seas Storm
A 84,899 ton liner Libette, two days out of Havre with 33 passengers bound for New York, turned back toward the French coast as heavy seas battered the vessel. Captain Raul de Boudeau, commanding the Liberte cross and praised for rescuing Andrea Doria survivors, cited exceptional violence of the storm and said repairs were impossible. Passengers will be reallocated to other ships. American travelers included violinist Kenneth Gordon and producer Howard Hanks.
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New York
Raul de Boudeau
de Baudean
Andrea
Hambure
France
Stort
Southampton
Est
le Havre
Kenneth Gordon
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Howard
Incu
Cindys Evans
Chicago
Glibett
Verthing Miinge
Paris Ware
Tne
Pia
Novepaper Publishers Association
Auittoday
Rational
Fire Rages Five Hours in Phila Shopping District
A major blaze in Philadelphia raged over five hours, starting in a shop near Hiosierg and spreading to the Gimbel Breiners department store building. Fire and police crews restrained traffic, 49 pieces of equipment and 300 workers battled the flames, three firefighters injured and twelve hospitalized from smoke. no deaths reported as Historic Independence Mall and nearby offices were spared least damage.
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Yessis
George E.ink
Ely
Non Sau
Hiosierg
Gimbel Breiners
Eti
Independence
Wyil
United Tsurince Co. ‘of America
Ilendinit
Fi. Wien Flimes Poné
Violence Erupts On Bus In Montgomery Shooting
Rosa Jordan, 22, of Montgomery, was shot in the leg on a city bus during a night of violence tied to a racially charged unrest. Police said one earlier shot occurred in a Negro area near the Neyo First Baptist Church, and no other injuries were reported after a second shot. The driver and passengers were questioned and the bus returned to police headquarters.
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Yenterdiy
Kent
Muicigan Square Garden
Iia
Ding
Etiene
Oak Street
Gen- Metal
Rosa Jordan
Montgomery
Llb
Licey
Negra
Neyo First Baptist Church
Ralph D. Abernathy
Inter Mition Movement
Ahern
Fortioud
Lacey Sid
Jordan
Bis
Ale
Leutenant
Call Pro Jurors In Riesel Case
In New York Judge grants four motions for a special blue ribbon jury panel for the trial of three men charged with maiming labor writer Victor Hiese. Sessions Judge John A Billier says the panel will advance efficient administration of justice. Defendants are Gondolfo Mireni 97 Domente Bundo 47 and Joseph Circio 43 of Manhattan.
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New York
Blue Ritybon
Victor Hiese
John A Biller
Auy
Alfred J. Scotti
Gondolfo Mireni
Domente Bundo
Josephs Ciricio
Manhattam
Fink Destroys Dormitory at Naval Station
A destructive event at the Irentamal Toland Naval Station results in the total loss of a two story dormitory structure after a powerful incident.人员及初步调查尚未公布。
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Fink
Ey Beach
Irertamal Toland Naval Station
Rumored Erie Dispatch Sale Sparks Publication Uncertainty
Rumors spread in Erie that the Erie Dispatch may end publication with talks of sale to the Erie Times or buyout by local interests. Employees reportedly confronted owner Edward Lamb at his Toledo home seeking answers as no official confirmation has been issued.
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Sweat Pative
Charles Allen
RD. 1
Grand Valley
Albert Brady
Tiwnsville
Yesterdy
Corry Patro
Allen
Jett the Lister
East Main Street
Erie Dispatch
Erie
Lres
Erie ‘Times
Gillaide
File Dispatch
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Ohio
New Year's Death Toll Climbs Across Nation
The New Year period brings rising fatalities from traffic and accidents across major regions. By 10 a.m. EST the toll stood at 32 traffic deaths, 2 in fires, and 2 in other categories, with police heightening patrols to curb reckless driving as winter weather and snow complicate travel.
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Essenhower
Columbus
Ohio
Win
Mene Piltabureh
Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
New York
Associated Press
Falls
Tobil
Jones Sworn In As Chief Justice
Jones was sworn in as chief justice in Philadelphia in a ceremony attended by about 300 lawyers, friends, and relatives in the Supreme Court chamber. The event marked the first time since 19th century leaders that the office was held by this judge, succeeding Nurace and following Gearte Wo Woodward.
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Alvi Driesi
Pennsyi Mta
Chess Justice
Mir Sain
Koryatine Protectives Court
Nurace
Bernhier Dustied Jones
UGT
Gearte
Woodward
Jones
poWerine
Ceemony
Eupiéme Gomt
Philadelphia
Steel Delays YMCA Work One Month
Steel delays push the Cor ty YMCA project about 30 days behind schedule. Johnson Gray and Associates report brickwork 69 percent complete with no masonry due to freezing risk. Steel joists arrived December 12 and decking followed December 14, with floor joists set by December 20. Heating ducts installed in crawl space, and roof joists in place though the frost risk remains. An optimistic note says some time lost could be recovered if winter weather cooperates and work can normalize.
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Corty Ymca
Johnson, Gray and Associates
Knife Fight Halted in Buffalo Teenagers Arrested
Three Buffalo teenagers faced charges after a knife fight in downtown Buffalo. David Kopec 17 Lackawanna Roger Bars 16 and John Vivola 17 were charged with illegal possession of dangerous weapons with Kopec also charged with second degree assault. Police thwarted further violence after an earlier store dispute at Hen and Kelly Inc. involving Kopec.
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Burfalo
Seriorte Kivity
Buffalo
David 8
Kopec
Roger J. Bars
John J. Vivola
Butts
Vivola
Co~ Mumbis Hospital
Philip
Xopec
Pohlman
Bart
Kopes
Stars
Keopec Doria
Kopee
Wrecks Car Sells It For Junk After Crash
A 1950 model car skidded on a slippery road on Route 77, clipped a pole, and was totaled. The driver from Spailandbure sustained serious injuries. The vehicle was salvaged for junk. Police at the Quonset Point barracks investigated with Officer Wheat reporting the crash details.
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Faker
Mls
Smith
Spailandbure
Tate Police
Tora
Directees
Melonch
Quonset Point
H. Tie
Tain
Change In Winds Brings Hope Of Controlling Newest Outbreak
Malibu dispatch reports a wind shift offering hope to control the third brush fire in the Santa Monica Mountains within days. Fire crews battled multiple blazes across Los Angeles and Ventura counties, destroying dozens of homes and scorched thousands of acres, including a 25 600 acre Zuma Beach fire. Contined on Page Eighty.
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Malibu
Calif
Palos Verdes Estates
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Ventua
Tina
Lake Sherwood
Almoat
Court Rules Against Area Phone Co
Pennsylvania Superior Court upholds that a local telephone cooperative cannot limit operations without Public Utility Commission approval. Wattsburg Cooperative Association sought injunction to restrain General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania from service restrictions in Erie County. The court rejected the appeal, affirming PUC authority over territory and franchise rights for local telephone service.
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Pennsylania
Public Unity Commission
Wattsbug Telephone Co-operative ‘Association
General Telephone: Co. of
Pohwaymnia
Erie County
Wattsburg
General
PUG
Waltsburg
Watudburt
Witteburg
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Mutual Telephone Co
Bre
Alles
Elo
Warren
Geshofe
Wittshire
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