St Joseph Youth Dies In Arizona Accident
Jerry Enslow an 18 year old from St Joseph Missouri died in a collision between his car and a tanker truck on Highway 40 east of Yuma Arizona. His wife Ann Marie 17 was treated for shock at Yuma General Hospital. Truck driver Wayne Graves Winterhaven California was unhurt. Patrolman Don Phillips said Enslow's car crossed the center line on a curve and struck the tanker. Die in Fire Arkansas Toll Drops as Fire Claims Four Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Arizona
Yuma
Ariz
Jerry Enslow
Bondi St. St. Joseph
J. 8
Highway 40
Here
Ann Marie
Yuma General Hospital
Wayne
Graves
Winterhaven
Calif
Don Phillips
Enslow
Radio Listings From KWOS Mutual 1952 Evening Hours
Radio program schedule for Monday December 8 1952 and Tuesday December 9 1952 across KWOS Mutual NBC ABC network chains Central Standard Time. Highlights include news roundups sportscasts Farm chats market reports and a variety of music segments with hosts Curt Massey Bert Lancaster and Bob Hope among others. Includes The Lone Ranger Queen for Day Life House Party and Perry Mason as well as Shows like Dr. Patrick and Sid. Programs feature news broadcasts weather reports and multiple orchestra performances.
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Kwos Mutual
NBC
Bobby Bensoc
Curt Massey
Bil Hickox
Brown
Pulton
Newa Beulah
Revie
Jack Smith
Elmer Davis
News World Club
Lone Ranger
Titus Moody
Taylor Weld
Howard Barlow
Rey Atoupin
BU Henry
Bert Dla
Beth
America
Frank
Meredith Wise Hole
Hawk Kews
June Christy Dyearr Harbor
Boukhege
Bend
Sparte
Xwos Mutual
ABS
ABC Dial
Batic
V. Lindiahr
Sacred
Hasleigh
Alex Brier
Chif
Bob
Hope Bob Hope
Ayehyr
Godfrey
Dougle
Marriea
Rick
Bob & Ray
Aba
Dave Gerroway
Rosemary
Curt Wassey
Tack Berch
Tesla
Jenny Valentina
Genelle
Cedric Fuser
Paul Harvey
Perkins
Ted Afalone
George Hicks
Alsiong
Burtao Mary
Melirid Stone
Faith Om
Perry Mason
Drake
Y Crocker
Muse
Willtop Howe
Penner Young
Smith
Ginga Wife
Cal Tinney Tom's Povisry
Stella Dallas
Wicder Brown
Jack Owene
Guiding Light
Cameron C
Santajust
Farrest Recorde
Lorenga Jones
Preston
Jan " Eperte
Sky King
Curt Stassey
Fun Factory
Three Star Extra
R. Kemper
Ceci Brown
Sparta
Fulton Lewis
Heaith News
Garlight Reris
Elmey Reavis
News World News
Sliver Eagle
Moody
Dr. Wuldare Bir
Lugl
Gallet
Luria Parsons
Mack Thompson
Dream Harbor
Seach
Enda News
Butkhuwe
Final Move to Congress Presidential Electors to Cast
The article notes the January 6 joint session in which the President of the Senate will count the 442 electoral votes for Eisenhower and 89 for Stevenson, confirming Eisenhower’s victory while detailing the Electoral College process and a record popular vote of about 60 million. It also mentions electors meeting December 15 to cast votes, and records a Weston Maine obituary for Lewis Ogden Wells.
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Washington
Didate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Solate
Adlai Stevenso
Eisenshower
Stevenson
GSA
Jess Larson
Reneral Services
Federal Register Division of National Archives
Michael Franc Doyle
Philadelphia
Trumans Secluded In Wallace Home At Independence
President and Mrs. Truman and Margaret attend the funeral of Mrs. David W. Wallace at the old Wallace home in Independence. Privacy was enforced at the service and burial plot as the Trumans stayed with the Wallace family amid a vigil on the eve of a cross country train journey back to Washington.
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Trumans
Wallace
Independence
White House
David W. Wallace
Truman
Margaret
Washington
Kansas City
Lttle
Woodlawn Cemetery
Indepen Pan
Madge Gates
Jon
Elizabeth Virginia
Bes
Frank Slatez Wallace
George P. Wallace
Fred Wallace
Albuquerque
N. M
Government probes Cuban plane crash in Bermuda
Bermuda reports an investigation into a Cubana Airlines DC-4 that crashed off Bermuda Saturday. All Cinarsons perished. three women and a man survived hospital care after the plunge into the sea. The aircraft, carrying Spaniards, Cubans, and Mexicans, was on a Madrid bound flight from Kindley Air Field. Officials hope to raise the wreckage from 60 feet to determine the cause.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Island Republic
Cubana Airlines
Madrid
Jsio Clark
Ocean
Ex-G I Who Lost Hands Holds Own Art Show
Billy Morrow Jackson of St. Louis, a 23 year old ex GI who lost use of his hands on Okinawa in World War II, opened his first one man art show. In Army hospital he began painting as rehabilitation, his early works showing tremors from shell blast. He later became an assistant in art for the University of Illinois while pursuing a master’s degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af. Louis P
Exlot
Okinawa
Billy Morrow Jackson
St. Louis
Pacific
Jackson
University of Illinois
iBlaze Does $250000 Damage to Cuba Plant
A fire of undetermined origin gutted a one story brick building housing a shoe-die factory in Cuba Missouri causing an estimated 250000 in damage. Passing motorists raised the alarm and Cuba volunteer firefighters aided by firm employees fought the flames for three hours with no injuries reported. Arthur W Altwater general manager of Echo Supplies Co estimated the loss. The firm employs about 50 workers and makes shoe pattern dies for other manufacturers. Cuba is about Bt miles southy.
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Cuba
Air Force Base Fire Kills Five Officers
Five Air Force officers died when a two story barracks burned at Rapid City Base. Six more officers were injured including 2nd Lt. John Rycroft who leaped from a second story window and broke an ankle. Rycroft and 2nd Lt. Paul W. Rous were flown to Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver for treatment. The dead were tied to the 72nd Strategic Reconnaissance Wing with three named as 1st Lt. Jerome A. Weinshank, 2nd Lt. Robert W. Woasten Jr., and Chief Warrant Officer Paul W. Beers. two other names withheld.
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Rapid City
5. D
Air Force
Rapid City Air Force Base
John’ Rycroft
Yonkers
N. Y
Paul W. Rous
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ohio
Denver
Fitzsimmons Military Hospital
72Nd Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Jerome A. iWeinshank
Kansas City
Robert W. Woaten Jr
March Field
Calif
Army
Paul W. Beers
Benicia
Arrsenal
Deer Bow Duel Ends With Buck Hit in Heart
In Allentown New Hampshire on a December afternoon, Timothy Boyd and Charles Allins fired arrows at a deer as William Tell style marksmen. The 101 pound buck was struck by a stray arrow, killing it. Both boys and their fathers faced no serious injuries.
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Timothy Boyd
Allentown
N. H
Charles Allins
William Tell
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Weston
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Earl Locke
Tennyson
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Peat
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