Four Women Die As New Haven Loft Fire Rages
A 70 year old loft building near the harbor in New Haven's East Side burned, killing four women inside as fire trapped workers and shop tenants. Firefighters rescued three others. the flames swept through two machine shops on the first floor and multiple dress shops on upper floors. Raymond Washington, 47, escaped from the third floor with the aid of a pipe. workers recalled desperate scenes as fire rushed the stair and fire escape.
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Raymond Washington
Femi
James Curry
Hinp
Gan
Cigemng
Noor
Noors
UN Seeks Plan To Remove Israelis From Egypt
United Nations officials consider a plan to force Israelis out of the Sinai region amid tensions over Egypt’s withdrawal terms. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld faces resistance from Arab states and Western powers as diplomacy weighs possible UN deployment options to enforce compliance and maintain regional stability.
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Egypt
Nag
Hafumarskiold
United) Nations
Hamminsskjoltis
Plossar
Hammerskjuld
Wenforsy
Glates
Hammarskjald
Hammarsk
Agy
Werph
Arab Altos
Penbadlythy
Wales
Gommiinint Chines
Building Trades Organize for May Campaign
The Building Trades organize in chamber session endorses a last fight by timber constriction trades. The campaign aims to promote the "Bet Your Living" observance in May and seeks to mobilize committees and members for a nationwide effort. J Frederic Byers Jr named board chairman in Pittsburgh, former AM Byers Co president to lead.
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Chamber of
Tan Delier
Pittsburgh
J. Frederic Byere Jr
Presidio
AM. Byers Co
Ithi Firn
Ehairmin
Efciran
Qurant Alnes
Jet Plane Flies Across Country In Record Time
A sixjet DAF plane conducted a transcontinental flight for jet stream study from California to Delaware, covering the distance in 4 hours 47 minutes. Major Mont Smith reported minimum speeds around 750 miles per hour and noted high altitude cruise with turbulence near jet stream entry and exit. Observer Charles Hawkins said the trip aimed to assess feasibility of linking a West Coast jet stream probe to the East Coast. A separate Air Force Super Constellation landed at Dover after an nonstop flight from Love Field to Andrews, marking another cross country leg in 8 hours 48 minutes.
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Prirary
Ats
Mont Smith
Ghamal
Air Forte
Calif
Smith
Charles FL Hawkins
South Windsor
Contr
Navien
Dover
Del
Dover Air Force Base
Love Benet
Andrews Air Foren
Youth Tells Story Of Crime No Guilty Plea
A Pennsylvania burglary case unfolds with Arvalaned Weserday before Justice Walter Domke. The accused, Reichbaum of Mill Village, pleads not guilty for break ins at Center ville Tiltotson s Corners and Youn Hardware. Court will set bail as investigators link more offenses. police detail re enacted crimes for police briefing.
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Hicmom
Pennsylvania
Centerville
Tiltotson's
Walter Domke
Centervia
Farohraim
Tiloison
Vonirt
Reichbaum
Mill Village
Burplupizine
Conhealt
Ohio
Cony
Alliance College
Reichtaum
Domike
Arughiment AG
Stiren
Bribery Charges Hit Montesi Case in Venice
Italian court bribes alleged as Montesi case unfolds. Warden Anastasio LII testified that Montagna lawyer implied a confession could spare him. Montagna, Montagna’s associates, and pianist Gianpiera Piccioni face charges over Wilma Montesi’s death in April 1953 near a Capocotin lodge.
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Venice
Sui
Ny Yi
Wilma Montesi
Aumoil
Atoneys
Ugo Montagna
Montagna
Wilma
Anastasio LII
Capocotin
Oxfin Bech
Vntr
Lilli
Montagoa
Jace
Gianpiera Piccion
Piccioni
Tiiton
Rome
Aleady
UN Security Council Urges India Pakistan on Kashmir Stand Firm
In a record four hour session, the Security Council called on India and Pakistan to uphold the Kashmir stand until the people decide their future. Troops from both nations occupy separate areas along a UN ceasefire line amid protests from India.
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AI Lee Naaland
UN Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Himalayas
BoViet Thion
Brishna Menor i Raklatin
Two boys lead 100 mile per hour chase in Grapevine
In Grapevine Texas two boys ages 9 and 13 escaped police pursuit after a drive that reached 100 mph. Highway Patrolman Dan Nowlin described the incident near McKinney while the youths navigated and directed the driver, claiming they did not want to be stopped. No charges were filed and the boys were returned to their parents.
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Tex
Ted
Jdass Tt
Oni
Dan Nowlin
Badlas-Fiaye
Dormid
Ronnie Walden
Nowlin
Ronnié
Big Brother
Ike
Novelin
Jet crash near Cuba claims crew and survivors
Three rescued and three still missing after two U S Air Force Stratajet bombers crashed off Cuba s Isle of Pines near Santa Barbara. Names of the crew include Maj W McParland and Lt James Rose, with others identified by base spokesmen. A guided search by Cuban naval craft and an Air Force helicopter aided the rescue. three men were recovered from a life raft and rushed to a hospital. Continued on Page Three.
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Fla
U.S
James Mere MeFurlutilde
Watsontown
James Parker
Mock Ifill
Bort S
Chrkswaar
Sumter
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Lansing
Me McParlind
Lyn Wet
Cuba
McFarlind
Maj
Ralph Bryant
Pennestead Apb
Sta
Une
U.S Cond Guard
Sip
Santa Barbara
Isle of Pines
May Select Republican For Pike Post
Harrishurg news reports the governor weighs appointing a Republican to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission with a $13,000 yearly pay. A administration source says Senate confirmation is required and the decision isn’t final. The governor aims for a highly qualified appointee and may choose a Republican if no Democratic candidate is available. Leader plans to submit the chosen home to the Senate Monday amid looming suspensions of chairman G. Franklin McSorley and James F. Torrance. Both are indicted by a Dauphin County grand jury for misconduct in office, and McSorley has been unavailable. The cases involve payrol misconduct tied to former chairman Thomas J. Evaris and other alleged contracts. Continued on Page Two.
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Harriehurg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Senate
Chaiseman
G. Franklin McSorley
Pittsburgh
James F. Torrance
Dauphin County
McSorley
McSortey
Thomas J. Evaris
Coaldale
Ad. “Yorranée
Evans
Maru
Reading
Torrince
No Rate Hike Yet At Corry Hospitals
A group of Corry area hospitals considered a modest daily rate increase to cover rising operating costs and equipment. The plan, not yet finalized, seeks a $1.50 per day boost to avoid operating deficits while stressing continued public support and donor funding to offset higher expenses. The decision reflects broader financial pressures on regional health care facilities.
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Ane Yu
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
WGA Hospital
Jwer
Betty Hospitals
Memiorial
Corry
Joeat
GOP Leader Mason Owlett Dies At 64
Mason Owlett longtime Pennsylvania Republican leader and president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association died at 64 after a sudden illness. He had stepped down from the state party chairmanship earlier last year and was known as a prominent figure in Pennsylvania politics. Funeral services planned for Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church in Wellsboro with burial in Wellsboro.
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Masih ‘Owlett
Penn Lvinta
Manufaetineys’ Association
Mowe
St Dow H
Perm
Soldiers and Sailors Hospital
Wellsboro
Coat State Republicar Leailers
Owlett
George Bomn
Sen
Pennkylvania
Sardamés
Malohe
Sid
Woman Found Dead in Unknown Location Identified
A woman was found dead yesterday with undetermined cause near a tors hill area. Police work to identify the deceased, with notes pointing to a Wilkes-Barre doctor’s shop as a potential lead and possible ties to local schools. Authorities seek public tips to confirm her identity.
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Eon Austin
Wilken
Tanetier Caine
Aulopay
Jbel
Wilkes-Barre
Jedd
Dulles Middle East Plan Advances in House But Falters in Senate
Amid a heated debate the House approves a Middle East program tied to Allied support while the Senate stalls. Senator Humphrey condemns delays probing French commitments and Meade Howes questions policy viability as diplomacy struggles to gain momentum.
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House
Senate
Morse
Plans for a New Pay System for Servicemen
A Washington dispatch in the Times reports the Eisenhower administration will send to Congress in March a plan to overhaul military pay. The so called New Pay System would reward performance and skills while reducing reliance on the present eight-year structure. The Defense Advisory Committee on Professional Medical Corporation drafted the plan, aiming for passage with executive support and congressional approval.
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York Times
Eisenhower Dan
Congress
Marly
Washington Dispatch
Times
Gald
Nevarding
Defense Advisory Committee
Seommbing
Doren Wilson
Rexonsmendi
Rati
Gardiner
Electric Co
Mevuuse
Wilko
Agi
Amaoe Frye
Ue Didert Et Hatt
Robbery Case Details Emerging In Midtown Theft Probe
Police were alerted after a reported theft at a local residence. A cash bag and a dish towel were found abandoned near the scene. Investigators are seeking suspects and reviewing nearby surveillance to identify those involved.
AEC Plans New Atomic Tests at Nevada proving grounds
The Atomic Energy Commission announces a new series of spring tests at the Nevada proving grounds near Las Vegas. Four prior test seasons were held there, with the last in spring 1955. The series aims for low yield explosions likely not exceeding kilotons as a precaution against radiological hazards.
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Atomic Enurgy Commission
AEC
Nevada Proving Grounds
Las Vegas
Frigid Winter Weather Grips Northern Regions and Plains
Snow and rain dampen travel as cold air sweeps from the Great Lakes to the Northern Rockies. Temperatures plunge into single digits in many areas, with Montana and northern Plains reporting subzero lows. Officials warn of slick roads and lingering frost as a major cold wave persists.
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U.S
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Horthiera
Rockies
Philtis
Montana
Sylver Wiley Hed
Thie
Wonie Plage
Foul Lewslward
Tiss
Mose
Great Lakes
Wion
Tim Parke
Yall
Two Men and Woman Nabbed as Soviet Agents
FBI arrests two men and a woman suspected of Soviet espionage in New York. Jack Soble, 69, Myra Soble, 82, and Albem Albam, a Lithuanian-born foreman, were taken to FBI headquarters. Authorities say the ring involved multiple others and could lead to further arrests.
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FBI
Thepeney
Bavick Offlet
Jack Soble
Litho Une
United Sinha
AAR
Myra Sabie
Rissa
United States
Natin Aed
Neob Albarn
Brooklyn USA and Spice Company
America
FBT
Hitdevitm
Washington
Edgard Hoover
Lithuania
Ad. Eciss
Othiev
Tip Pel
Albam
United Shitey
Loblin
Albaniul
Avenla
Pratt
Soviet Union
Espiuiiy Ouarges
gaiList UK
Sdibles
Alary Cairns
Vrure
Red Paper Attacks U S Globe Flight
A distorted OCR item discusses U S and Soviet tensions with references to propaganda and military posture. It mentions U S state fortresses and a reaction in newspapers about potential aggression and defense measures. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but the article centers on Cold War rhetoric and threat perception.
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