Cold Front Drops Temperatures into 30s in Midwest
A fast moving cold front lowered temperatures to the 30s in parts of the Midwest with no severe weather. Showers and thunderstorms swept the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys and parts of the Southeast as cooler air moved in. Snow flurries occurred in the northern Rockies and Washington state.
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Divorcee slain in two room city apartment
Police report a 48 year old divorcee, Alma B Miller, was beaten to death in her two room City apartment. Her son Robert Dale Moss, 24, found the body about 7 15 am after entering through a window. The skull injuries suggest a savage attack with no immediate motive and no weapon found. Mrs Miller had divorced from her second husband three months ago.
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Soldier Reunited Quest: Boxer Diver Missing in Search
Hornback, a 48 year old artillery specialist, drove 6200 miles across three states and Mexico seeking Diver the German Boxer missing since his wife’s death in 1934. After leaving Fort Polk for Fort Bliss to continue the hunt, he notes the dog answers commands in German and English and bears a distinctive right front paw mark.
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Eisenhower Plays Golf at Burning Tree Club
President Eisenhower, on March 3, played a full 18 holes at Burning Tree Club in Maryland, his first game at his home club since his heart attack on Sept 24. The White House said he spent several hours at the desk with no official appointments, and he met briefly with retired General Walter Smith.
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Barrier Names Conservative Leader for Future Globe Expenditures
The Globe conference sees Charlie Barrier approve future spending. Barrier, a tall, courteous banker, commands confidence in the business world and upholds a 530 year old philosophy: two golden hours, each with sixty diamond minutes, are gone forever.
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Foreigners Visit China Slows in 1955
Peiping radio reports only 4,700 foreigners visited Red China in 1955, the world's most populous nation. The broadcast blamed scarce contact between Chinese people and capitalist countries on U S restrictions and obstruction of friendly visits.
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Scotland chapter gains United Fund backing for retarded children
Taylor Kennerly of High Point witnessed the Scotland County United Fund approve support for the NC Association for Retarded Children. Ed Yarborough presented a $1,000 check to Mrs. John Buie, chairman of the county group. The statewide PMC group aids retarded children at home, in institutions, and in public schools.
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Storms Ease After Severe Northwest Weather
Storm conditions eased in the Pacific Northwest after gusts peaked at 81 mph in the Seattle Tacoma area. Gales affected British Columbia Washington and northwest Oregon. A death was charged to storm conditions in sterier British Columbia. A loose boulder struck a Pacific Great Eastern train 125 miles northeast of Vancouver, killing one and injuring four. Trees felled, windows broken, power outages and radio interference reported. most damage described as minor.
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Housing Exhibit in Holland Opens March 6
Washington March 3 an exhibit of housing in Holland will open March 6 at the National Housing Center here. It is the first in a series of international housing displays.
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Furniture Employers Cite Anticipated Price Increases
The Furniture Association noted that many price hikes come from factories preempting higher labor costs and that some increases anticipate the minimum wage's indirect effects. An estimated 70,000 furniture workers, about one in six, will gain raises under the new law, excluding those already earning $1 per hour or more who must see higher wages to balance the wage structure.
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