Death notices and Algerian arms report mix
Death notices for Lora H. Morgan and others span from Spring Branch area to Sullivan County with services, burial plans, and survivors listed. An Algerian arms report describes a steady flow of weapons from Libyan borders to rebel forces near Algiers, including World War II surplus arms and training camps in Egypt.
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Lora H. Morgan
le Fall Branete High School
Bik Duumit
Fall Branch Methodist
V. Jones
Knox
Taylor
Bustiseerotd
Jack Pierce
Lamar Dawson
N. B. Cairlaway
Hoover Galloway
Henry Fogate
Algiers
Algeria
Erwin Rommel
Tunisia
Tripolitania
Mohammed el Kettabi
Paolher
Abd E) Krim
Egypt
Answelluit Incar Meaktan
Tunisian
Dutch tanker rescues crew of 26 from sinking Pedro Avivn
ROTTERDAM report: Dirkzwagers Shipping Agency says the Dutch tanker Koratia rescued 26 crew members from the sinking Venezuelan tanker Pedro Avivn off the northern coast of South America after the vessel broke up. In the Mediterranean, Stromboli volcano eruption caused lava and steam but observers say it poses no danger. In Guatemala, President Carlos Castillo Armas’ government faces a pro Communist plot dispute. In Indonesia, parliamentary elections extend past expected end with revote orders in one precinct as nationwide results slip to February or March.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
P— Dirkzwagers Shipping Agency
Koratia
Pedro Avivn
South America
Horatia
Mediterranean
Guatemala
Carlos Castilla Armas
Sot
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Jakarta
Indonesia
Uy — Idonesia
Rin Sumatra
Manufacturing Pay Reaches New High in Tennessee
UT Bureau of Business Research reports October 1954 through October 1955 gains in Tennessee manufacturing pay. Weekly earnings peaked at 61 241, exceeding regional averages though below national pay. Hours worked rose, non agricultural employment hit a new October high, and retail sales climbed while farm prices fell about 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
University of Tennessee Bureau
of Business Research
Istics
Tennessee
Six Die During Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena
Six persons, five men and a girl, died during Rose Bowl parade festivities in Pasadena. The girl Sandra Goodis of Long Beach collapsed en route to the parade. Others include Ray H. Fills of Pico, Writz Splacher of Altadena, Reginald Balenwa of Los Angeles, William Levenson of Glendale, and Julius Paul Rossberg of La Salle. Causes cited: heart attack, cerebral hemorrhage, and related stress. Pasadena Emergency Hospital logged 121 injuries including strokes, fainting, falls, and traffic incidents.
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Pasadena
Galil
Manda
Sandra Goodis
Long Beach
Lnter
Ray H. Fills
Pico
Writz Splacher
Altadena
Reginald Balenwa
Los Angeles
Vic Mints
William Levenson
Gulver City
Julius Paul Rossberg
la Salle
Til
Michigan State
UCLA
Pasadena Emergency
Cold War Forecast From INS Writers Express 1956 Views
INS writers survey predicts no big East West hot war in 1956 with continued peaceful competition. US and Soviet blocs will push economic aid and diplomacy while Arab Israeli tensions and Formosa disputes loom. Key leaders like Dulles Khrushchev Faure Pinay Mendes France voice cautious optimism and worry over regional flashpoints and propaganda.
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Jown FH
Marlin
Middle East
Formosa
Far Eest
INS
Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
WU. S
John Foster Dulles
W.K. Hutchinson
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Lef Hhrusenev
Charles H. Klensch Panis
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
North Africa
Asia
Pierre Mendes- France
U.S. A
Detroit
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
John F. Lee
Tokyo
Margrette
Milwaukee
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Helena
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Fort Wath
Kansas City
Memphis
Boston
Cleveland
Allanta
Miami
Golmess Straits
Southeast Asia
Paul
Slegr
Omaha
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Ste Marie
Snow
Traverse City
Geneva
Portland
Seattle
Marvin Stone
Phoenix
London
Salt Lake City
Dras- San Diego
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Iran
Africa
Kremmnne Sige
Charles A. Smith
Berlin
West Berlin
Red
Island of Freedom
Lyon Curtain
Mayer Otto Suhr
Willy Brandt
Large Oklahoma family to join father in Germany
Mrs Catherne Medor and her 10 children prepared to fly to Germany to join her husband Guilford E Medor in the Air Force overseas. Officials say the Medor clan is among the largest families to be redeployed abroad while he completes more years of service.
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Germany
Svont
Ial
Bonn
Swanton
Catherne Medor
Clstidher
Jon
Guilford E. Medor
Air Force 1N
Medor
Ex-U S treasurer Robbed of 2000 near Richmond Kansas
Mrs Georgia N Clark Gray former treasurer under President Truman was held up and forced to surrender $2000. Three suspects questioned at Eldorado, Kansas. The couple were bound in their Richmond home before bandits drove off in the couple's station wagon. Gray freed herself shortly after and authorities were notified.
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Ighmond
Kan
Georgia N. Clark Gray
United States
Truman
Eldorado
Gray
Institute Set For State Press In Nashville
A state wide Press Institute, co sponsored by the Tennessee Press Association and the University of Tennessee journalism department, will convene in Nashville during the state convention. Speakers include Birmingham News editor Coursy and Richmond Newspapers official Frayser, with sessions on news photography and personnel practices.
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Knoxville
Tennessee Press Association
Nashville
TPA
University of Tennessee Journalism Department
Awmest Coury
Bunday
Birmingham News
Robin A.frayser
Richmond Va. Newspapers, Inc
Edward J. Bernd
Rome
News-Tribune
Assault Hearing Here Continued Indefinitely
A General Sessions Court hearing for C. H. Kay Scott on assault and battery carrying arms and destroying property was continued indefinitely. Scott, described as a former deputy and employee of Barden Mis, faced charges linked to an attack on a woman in Rockville where Ken death Scott was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H
Kay) Scott
Scott
Earmployee
Barden Mis
Keneath Scott
Ruoxville
Uruguay Chief Challenged To Duel In Political Row
In Montevideo Uruguay the fight over private interests and financial influence pits President Lus Batlle Berres against La Nacional editor Washington Guadahipe and Acelon editor Fernanda varinn. A duel is urged with seconds and an arbiter while Batlle Berres recovers from recent gastric illness.
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Montevideg
Guadalupe
Batue Berres
Uruguay
Batlle Berves
Reds Misjudged Move on Defense Cuts by Moscow
Cross News analyst Sty James Marlow reports that Russia’s strategy to extract reduced U S defense spending backfires. Moscow’s promises of economic aid to Asia and continued disarmament talk prompt Washington to boost military and foreign aid, with Defense Secretary Wilson predicting higher outlays next year.
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Sty
James Marlow
Associated Cross
Washington
United States
Asia
Stalin
South Korea
Truman
Defense
Louis Johnson
Congress
Hisenhower
Defense Department
Wilson
Antipolio Serum For All Under 14 May Be Available
Basil O’Connor, head of the National Foundation, says enough Salk vaccine may inoculate all children up to age 14 this year. He urged urgency in vaccinating next summer, noting many unvaccinated children in the 14 and under group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
O'Connor
Warness
GBS
Farmers Get 41 Cents Of Retail Food Dollar
Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced a new department study showing farmers captured 41 percent of the consumer's retail food dollar in 1955, down from 43.1 percent in 1945. Rising handling and processing costs from farm to market are blamed for the drop.
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Wasitington
Agriculture
Benson
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