Nine die in Buckland Massachusetts house fire
An 11 year old boy sobbed as nine relatives including six children and three adults perished in a two story Buckland home fire. The sole survivor Robert Deame Jr was retarded and escaped through a rear door. Police cite a probable cause of a basement heating plant explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckland
Mass
Massachusetts
Robert Deame Jr
Robert Deame
Charles
Hunts
Hunt House
Monson State Hospital
Timothy Keane
Massachusetts Fire Marshal's Office
Orbit page discusses inter-American defense and Cuba split
The article explains no OAS mechanism to oust Cuba under its charter, only Rio treaty routes exist. It notes referral to the council requires lengthy charter revision and ratification by all governments. It reports no mass diplomatic break and that the six part declaration envisions voluntary action and limited trade with Cuba remains, including U S imports of Cuban tobacco worth about 75 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAS
U.S
Cuba
United States
Box Company Vending Machines Looted Weekend
Police investigated a break in at Montgomery Paper Box Co on Mangum Avenue. Intruders cracked three vending machines stealing between 30 and 50 dollars. Major damage occurred to a candy coffee and cold drink machine, with no early estimate. Firm officials found the loss upon arriving for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Paper Box Co
Mangum Avenue
Mixed Cotton and Stocks Open Higher Amid Gains and Rumors
Cotton futures rise 30 to 65 cents a bale as stock markets show a mixed start. The AP index slips 0.10 to 252.50 with industrials easing, rails up, utilities steady. discount stores recover after rumors, aerospace holds modest gains, and Du Pont, Merck rise while Eastman Kodak falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Korvette
Interstate Department Stores
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
U.S. Steel
du Pont
Merck
Eastman Kodak
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Weather forecast notes sun set and tomorrow rise times
The Associated Press reports today’s sunset at 5 43 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 22 a m. The brief weather note provides standard daily timing information.
Snow and Cold Weather Lingers in North Carolina
Yesterday’s snow and rain storm ended in most areas by late afternoon except the northeast where scattered snow fell last evening. Two to three days of generally fair weather are expected as high pressure moves east from Texas. Snow totals varied with up to 7 inches in the northern mountains and Winston-Salem area, while cities like Asheville reported around 3.5 inches with limited peak accumulations. Ground remains wet and temperatures ranged from the low to mid 30s in the Piedmont to the upper 40s along the coast, with tonight’s lows in the teens to low 30s. Bright sunshine is forecast to melt much of the snow today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Mountains
Piedmont
Coastal
Virginia
Winston - Salem
Mountain Counties
Asheville
Capital City
Greensboro
Raleigh - Durham
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth City
Charlotte
New Bern
Wilmington
Hatteras
Texas
North Carolina Forecast Bright, Cold With Reading Ahead
North Carolina stays mostly sunny and cold this afternoon with a high near 40. Tonight remains fair and chilly, coastal lows in the upper 20s and 20s elsewhere. Tuesday brings partial clouds and little temperature change as the five day trend shows a return toward warming later in the week. Temperatures across North and South Carolina look 4 to 8 degrees below normal through the period with modest precipitation about Thursday or Friday totaling around half an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Snow flurries forecast for the north Atlantic coast and Midwest
Snow flurries are expected Monday night in parts of the north Atlantic coastal states the Ohio valley and the lower Lakes region and parts of the northern Plains. It will be colder on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and warmer elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes Region
Atlantic
Gulf
Lincoln County double slaying brother kills in spree
In Morganton North Carolina a man known as Roy Cook fatally wounded his wife and two others in October 1958, led a gun battle with a posse, and was slain. His brother Ralph Nesbit Cook later confessed to fatally wounding a neighbor woman and her father-in-law near there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
N.C
Here
Lincoln County
Roy Cook
Frank Heavner
Shelby
Cook
Ralph Nesbitt Cook
Year’s Highest Death Toll At 29 In North Carolina
A weekend surge in fatalities pushed North Carolina to 29 dead, the highest figure this year. The toll includes nine multiple-vehicle deaths, with victims across Greenville Farmville Belmont Cherryville Charlotte Morganton Fayetteville and other areas. A six month old child died in a Glen Alpine house fire and a pregnant Salisbury woman fatally injured at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Carolina
Farmville
Herman Darden
Rt. 1
Greenville
Joe Mammie Shackelford
Beulah Blow
Southern Railway
Newell
Willie Warren Stafford
Harrisburg
N.C
Margaret Martin
Charlotte
James Harvey Willis
Belmont
James Ballew
Mount Holly
Andrew Jackson Thompson
Hickory Negro
Etta Mae Barnes Mitchell
Cherryville
Glen R. Adams
Glen Alpine
Ray Alexander Wilson
John Marshall Wilson
Morganton
John Willie Berguson
Fayetteville
Ike Kearney
Louisburg
Jamie Ward
James Thurston Mason
Chadbourn
Maurice Massey
Salisbury
Massey
Juddy Ann Simpson
Newton
Thomas Jordan
Manson
Fred Bryant
Marcus Mayo
Whitakers
Corinna Davis
Glenn family faces space delay and church routine
The Glenn family in Arlington Va carried on with Sunday activities after a launch countdown halted with 20 minutes left. Mrs Glenn and their two teens attended church as Youth Week activities included Davids ushering and Lyns discussion on responsible freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Arlington
Glenn
David
Lyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dren
Raymond R. Crandall
Everett Crandall
Springfield
Wilbur Rogers
Greenfield
Crandall
Young Dearie
Charles Hunt
Frank Hunt
Palmer
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
LK Laundry and Cleaners
NEW Servicer Laundry
Centennial Ave
Oxfords
Mills
Home Owned — Home Operated
South Main Street
Janeiro
Box Company
At. Sa
Allie
Bache & Co
Can Co Ween Sere
Enka Vevoseeeees Oom
Am Motors Fourve
Tel & Tel
Teb
Dee Seevens Eee
Atch
T&sf Wee
Mar Weer Ad
Ad Refining Jul
Sevevevesseves
Aveo Cp
Balt
Burland
Nat Distillers
G&e
Phillips
Radio Corp
Curtiss
Seeree
Goodrich
Union Paeeen Eee
Goodyear T&r
United Airlines
Greyhound Fee Ewee
United Airprone
Guf Oil Corp Ween Ewes
United Fruit Ween
P&peeeeenee
Liggett & Myers
Western Md
Air
Baeeees
West Union Eee Ener
Lorillard P Tee
Westing el
McLean Trks Eeeneee
Winn-Dixie
Sagggg
Zenith Rad
THE
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
High Point
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Burke
Wilson
Midway Now Play
Indrid Bergman
Yves Mont and
Anthony Perkins
Yul Brynner
Mitzi Gaynor
Rodgers
Hammersteins
Gretnssono
Panavision
Shocker
Juanita Hall
Miyosh
Umeki
Pacis
Mary T
Loughery
Backus
Webster Campbell
Scot
Starlite Skating Rink
Hunt
Durham
Linda Gore
Long Wood
Donald Lawson Paschal
Reidsville
Walter McMahan
D.C
Jeannie Howard
Hallsboro
Betty Jane Snyder
Slippery Rock
LeRoy Alston
Negro
Castalia
Rialto Theatre
Angel Baby
Cole Younger
Conner
Frank Lovejoy
Americas
Zinn
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Love IN
Gina Lollobrigida
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!