Midwest blizzard deaths rise to 33 and snow paralyzes eight states
Rescues continued as crews cleared roads in the Great Plains after a weekend blizzard. Isolated towns opened doors to refugees while authorities feared more deaths. Food and supplies dwindled as helicopters and snow tractors aided evacuees and stranded travelers across Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Missouri New Mexico Iowa and surrounding areas.
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M -T
Oklanoma
Kanais
Nebraske
Indians
Missouri
New Mexico
Communion Toys
Great Lakes
Yafter
Hay
Bix Xtate
Wyhytts
Snd
Colin Uidy
Puihanilles Bf Toxub
Oklahorni
Wester Kansas
Nebraska
Texas Panhanele
Mniowahooyr
Nkiew
Ssnte Nyy
Uh Riverestuyere Hospital
Hirsh
Garden— State Limited
6000 Railroad Workers Plan Strike in New York Central
Syracuse report notes a threatened 6000 New York Central Railroad employees strike set for 6 30 am Thursday ended by National Mediation Board arbitration plan. Brotherhood officials said the walkout would affect eastern divisions from Cleveland to New York City and Pittsburgh. In other items Belgrade reports Yugoslav Parliament unanimously elected Prime Stambolic as president succeeding the late Batosh Pijine.
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Syracuse
No Yo
New York Central Railroad
National Mediation Board World II
Byacube
N.Y
Radirond
H. A. Dohinton
Chillrhian
Tiahor
Tahnson
Yjartern
Washington
Cleveland
Guy
Wien
Sewage Bill Collections To Be Forced
The city moves to crack down on about 35 local property owners who have refused to pay their sewage bills for a year. The city council approved the step weeks ago and the collections department, led by Treasurer Carl Smith, prepares action against those overdue by one year. Estimated totals range from 4400 to 6000 dollars. If payments fail, further action will target the involved properties.
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Craoke
Ine
Seyvage Collection Department
Carl Smith
GOP Overhaul Rumors Push Highways Dept Plan
State GOP leaders press a plan to replace the highways secretary with a three member commission and fund a $100,000 inquiry into the department. Senate action targets restructuring while officials discuss salaries and commission appointment subject to confirmation.
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Stoyte
George N. Wade
R-Cuinuerland
Senay Highways
Secretary of Highways
Thee
Highway Commission
House
State Highways Department
Wade
Pill
Senate
High Wars Department
Commonwealth
Ward
Joseph Lawler
Inder
Law
Lora Co-Sponsored
Companion
Gacoline
Two Women Killed Four Hurt In Area Auto Truck Crash
In Greenville area two women died and four others injured when a car collided with a timber truck on a rural route. Victims included Mem Trellit Hobarts 40 and Mrs. Porn Powell 49. Injured were Kenneth Yeager, Shatin la Wise, Edward Schipfield, Emiley, Floyd Roblwy, and Warren Garrard. The crash occurred four miles from Greenville.
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Greenville
Yan Nu
M Fumber
Kinar
Whd Uji
Aye
Mem
Trellit Hobarts
Emiley
Floyd Robl Wy
Ikidlay
Washital Aitsctes
Yemger
werHolt
Warren Garrard
Wyeina
Okla
Garrard Wat
Yeager
Puakengera
Heer
Grounville
Dag Hammarskjold Ends Cairo Mission On Suez Stand
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold closed talks in Cairo amid no sign of major changes in Egypt's stance on the Suez issue. Egyptian informants say Nasser may concede slightly to Western users while rejecting a permanent UN troop presence in the Gulf Strip. Hammarskjold's expected departure for Newark followed meetings with Nasser, with Western diplomats doubtful of imminent agreement.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Nasser
Buthey
Hammarsfield
Gaon Strip
Newark
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
Dulles Doubts Egypt Can Oust UNEF From Egyptian Soil
Secretary of State Dulles questioned Egypts right to remove UN Emergency Force troops before their mission ends. He urged keeping UNEF partly on both sides of the Israeli Arab armistice line and noted possible reassessment of security arrangements with Bermuda talks. Also reports on UN Secretary General Hammarskjolds talks with Nasser and optimistic notes on a future security operation. Weekend Ottawa incidents claim 24 deaths, including three teens, in a coal mining disaster.
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Socrenry
Dulles
Egypt
United Nations
Tarselt
Yoespotshn
Wowertsemient Lide
Tarwelt
TIN
Yyke
Mieusa Strip
Eisenhower
Bitinh
Miniatar Macmichiry
Bermuda
Ihn United Bigtes
Brit
Vialilti
Gener Dag Harmarakjold
Nuwie
Fn Turt’ Operation of Buyer Cant Ind Tm Wuutus
Hammarakjuld
Galied
United Btites Muit
Jauus
Yale
Nakane
World Court
Leader criticizes sales tax exemptions in House speech
Republican leaders faced a sharp House speech urging reversal of the final 3 per cent sales tax bill. The session kept a 4 per cent levy, rejected Senate extensions for exemptions, and split party lines on amendments. Key votes showed Rep. Worley dissenting and Rep. Bies supporting the measures amid absences and unrecorded Democrats.
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Marrishures Wi — Uy
Sender
House
Senate
House of the Senate
Francis Worley
Adams
David Bies
Allegheny
Daniel Erb
Blair
Norman Wood Lancasters
Herbert Fineman
Granville Jones
Joseph McGee
Susie Monroe
Philadelphia
Martini Milk
Oppas
iReveal Pearl Harbor Data Withheld
Sacramento reports reveal California State Banking Department hid vital information about Japan’s approach to World War II a year before Pearl Harbor. Superintendent Burkett cited a confidential file showing Japanese banks secretly moved records to Japan in late 1940, raising concerns over secrecy and legislative protections.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Japan
California State Banking Department
Pearl Harbor
Willlin A. Burkett
Bares
Renard
Burkett
California
Wdre
United Blabea
Kohkhts
Korea Head Marks 82nd Birthday With Cryptic Act
Korean president and wife adopt 20 year old son of Lee Ki Pons, seen as a political gesture by observers. Reports suggest Rhee may not intend to step down. analysts note speculation and mixed signals about his plan as the third term nears expiry in 1960.
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Korea
Seoul
Tg ‘Byngman Elwe
Hue
Lee Ki Pons
Ohalemian
National Assembly
Hie An Rhee
Goveureol Lee
Rhee
Hewitt
Infuriated Woman Calls Beck Liar in Washington
An enraged woman accused Beck of lying as he left a city event in Washington. The exchange intensified as she shouted insults and demanded accountability, while Beck remained composed and offered a brief reply.
Britain to Hold Court of Inquiry on Shipyard Strike
Britain will appoint a public court of inquiry to resolve a 1.2 million worker strike, focused on 200,000 shipyard employees who halted work on 300 vessels. Labour leaders and Macleod aim for a quick tribunal start, with findings carrying weight but not binding. Union pay demands sit around 10 percent, while shipyard employers offer 5 percent. railways accepted similar terms.
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Anch
Milion
Y Board Plans Pledge Payment Push
The Y Board of Directors decides to contact delinquents to update pledge contributions for the new building. A progress report highlights rapid construction and bids for locker room, pool, and kitchen furnishings. District secretary Burgess notes an Erie meeting in April and invites interested persons. Teen Town youths traveled to Titusville to swim, funded by parents. Allegheny Health Department asks schools to return leftover polio vaccine from vaccination programs.
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YMCA
Tast Hurhs
Pyneress
Vas Rious
A. O. Burgess
North West
Erie
Cor- TV
Titusville
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Heaith
U S May Ship Guided Missiles To France And Britain
President Eisenhower may back transferring guided missiles to France about matching Britain’s arms aid. The idea emerged after Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan, with Dulles and Bridges suggesting France could receive such weapons as a NATO bolster.
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U.S. May
France
Britain
Washington
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Hennings
D-Mo
White House
Bermuda
Mac
Millan
United States
U. S
Lik County
Secretary of State
Dulles
Premier Mollet
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
West Germany
Defense Lawyer Grills Detective At Murder Trial
London courtroom scenes unfold as Detective Superintendent Herbert Hannum testifies in the Dr John Bodkin Adams murder case. Geoffrey Lawrence crosses the witness, challenging his account of Adams’s statements and alleged will manipulation tied to Edith Morrell. The defense presses that Morrell sought to control Adams’s fortune, while prosecutors seek to prove poisoning as motive.
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London
Ace
Herbert Hannum
John Bodkin Adams
Geoffrey Lawrence
Duke
Adams
Mars
Edith Morrell
Nc Oder
Piyalelan
Chile
Aden
Hanhath
Muder
Chamber Panel To Attract New Industry To Cory
Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce and the Danish Club meet tonight to discuss drawing a manufacturer of custom-made furniture to Cory. City officials expect the discussion to be timely as local efforts press for new industry.
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C of C
Geil Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Foe
Minnager
Loci
Himmler
Ture
Cory
Fifth Amendment Debate Among Quakers
A Philadelphia Yearly Meeting report urges Quakers to invoke the Fifth Amendment to offset oppression amid controversy over alleged poet controversies. The Plymouth Friends Meeting faced pressure to honor Mary Knowles while resisting compelled testimony. The piece notes protections of the Fifth Amendment and hints at broader political tension across the community.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
Perse
Yesterangus Park
Ibrar
Wiburbar
Gunker
Plymouth Friends Meeting
Plymouth Meeting
Mary
Knowle
House Studies Senate Loan Payment Plan
A House subcommittee weighs a Senate approved plan enabling Britain to defer seven loan payments totaling about 4.0 billion dollars. The amendment would extend the December 31 2001 deadline, altering wartime and postwar loan obligations tied to a 1945 agreement and past due payments.
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Waseington
Britain
U.S
Foreign Affairs
Middle East
Thi Bénite
AFL-CIO Leader Probes Beck Case In Senate Clash
AFL CIO president George Meany defied the Senate and issued a counter stance as Dave Beck faced investigators. Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment refusing to surrender financial records, challenging Senate jurisdiction over Teamsters affairs, while signaling union procedures would handle grievances. Spectators filled the Senate room as the clash over Beck’s finances intensified.
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Washington
Meany
Aflcio
Afl-Cio
Ike Dave Beck
Beck
Dork Oday
Senate
Teamsters Union
McCleltux
McClellan
Wind Ward
Medellaig
Heck
Twining Named Chairman Of Chiefs Of Staff
Gen Nathan F. Twining nominated to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff to succeed Adon. Arthur W. Teuteberg resigns as deputy secretary of defense. Donald A. Quarles named Secretary of the Air Force effective April 25. James H. Douglas named in Air Force role. Gen Thomas D. White to head Atlantic operations.
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Washington
Bysdnhowar
Nathan F. Twining
Stayt
Hie
Adon
Arthur W. Teutiford
Reuben B. Robertson
Defense
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
James H. Douglas
Aracer
Thom D. Wit
Eitiet
Aulktt
Axuigh A. Turke
Jarvis
Studs at Pollution Harrisburg Look at Publicization Debate
Fragmented text mentions Harrisburg pollution and public consideration of utilities. No clear event or names to identify a coherent story. Reads as garbled OCR with partial phrases on utilities, minerals, and public interest.
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