Sink Ammo Ship Ordered to Be Blown Up
Pearl Harbor reports that States Marine Lines Inc and its underwriters agreed to destroy the Badger State after latest Navy information. J M Jr, vice president, said the vessel should be blown up and sent to the bottom.
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Spending Lid Alive Not Well Amid Boat Fire Incident
A fragmented report from Bude describes a vessel named Buena with an inflated hull. An explosion caused a hull breach and fires aboard, with lingering concerns about the ship’s condition and safety.
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Dossier on Torture of Priests Reaches Vatican Commission
An Italian French dossier detailing 11 cases of electric shock and obscene mutilation of priests was sent to the Vatican and to Britain’s liberal church views. The Herald notes the document reflects reformist Catholic perspectives.
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30 Cent Fare Set for N Y Subways
New York officials approve a 30 cent subway fare for about 4.5 million daily riders. The increase follows a request for 25 cents and takes effect Sunday, marking a New Year change in transit pricing.
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Young Couple and Six Children Die in Wilton Fire
An early morning fire at a century-old farm home in Wilton, near Saratoga Springs, New York, killed a young couple and six children. Rescuers searched the ruin for victims and clues as investigators began work on the blaze's cause.
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Martial Law Sought in Racially Tense Town
Rev Charles Koen, former director, says he may push for martial law to quell violence in a town of 8 508 at the southern tip of the state as tensions rise between Black and white residents.
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Protest in Mississippi on Eve of Integration
A protest gathers in Jackson on the eve of integration as residents and officials brace for potential clashes and a tense day ahead. Local leaders urge calm while groups organize demonstrations near municipal venues.
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Curfew Extended After Aggravated Assault and Riot Incitement
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation extended the 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew through Saturday for Sandersville and nearby Tennille on New Year’s Eve after reports of aggravated assault and inciting to riot. The report also notes a broader national context with a Supreme Court-related ruling provoking threats and school refusals by white residents.
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