Ellender Pushes Soviet Tour for Congress Members
Senator Ellender of Louisiana proposes sending a bipartisan group of senators and representatives to the Soviet Union to boost understanding, following praise for the farmers tour. He said trust may grow with exchange, though he doubts quick results and brushed aside a question about Senator McCarthy.
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Moscow
Sen. Ellender
Congressional
Soviet Union
Poland
United States
Ellender
Sen. McCarthy
Derailed Train Collision Destroys Cars on Bridge over Concord River
A Boston to Montreal freight and a passenger train collided on a bridge over the Concord River near Lowell. Ten freight cars derailed and several cars of the Montreal train left the tracks. Seven crew members were injured, one seriously. Passengers remained unharmed and continued their journey on a relief train from Boston. Kenneth Brannoch, 43, suffered back and neck injuries. others were treated and released at St John’s Hospital. A tank car and a box car plunged toward the river after the impact.
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Lowell
Mass
Montreal
Concord River
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kenneth Brannoch
St John’s Hospital
Boston
Six Arch Bridge
Change In Fingerprint Law Sought By John Scalt
The administration plans to ask Congress to amend the McCarran Walter fingerprint provision for non official visitors to broaden cultural exchange with Russia. Officials say repeal would signal readiness for friendlier East West relations and has President Eisenhower's support after talks with Soviet leaders at Geneva.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Russia
Truman
State
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Geneva
Georgi Zhukov
Europe
Zhukov
Travel-Weary Red Farmers Nearing End Of U.S. Visit
A Russian farming delegation led by Vladimir Matskevich wraps a six week U S tour with plans to fly home. They will discuss applying U S farming methods to Russia including stock feeding, hybrid seed corn, and small scale mechanization, and seek Canadian exchanges and American machinery.
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U.S
Matskevich
Press Club
Texas
Russia
Chicago woman uses crying towel as strike pressure tool
Mrs Esther Quigley of Chicago keeps her husband Andrew out of the house to push him as a union official to end the Harrison Sheet Steel Co strike. She has rallied 45 wives to protest while workers stay on strike and negotiations stall.
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Esther Quigley
Chicago
Urges More Funds For Education
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota argues that while billions are spent on defense the United States trails in education funding. He cites millions of youths denied opportunities due to insufficient educational facilities and quality, speaking to the National Student Association at the University of Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
National Student Assn. Congress
University of Minnesota
Pasteeth improves denture stability for confident wear
An improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates holds false teeth firmly in place. It is alkaline and non souring, helps reduce odor, and leaves a pasty taste. Available at drug counters as Pasteeth.
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Sclons
Reds
Tribune
Concord
John Scalt
48Th Street
New York
Unifax
By Tom Whitney
Vladimir Matskevich
National Press Club
Canada
Hameen
America
Gentoo
Ervin
Sears
Mr. Cassidy
Mr. Denis Cassidy
Jimmy Winter
Fifth Avenue
DIAL
2, Cruceeixes
Noelke LA Crosse
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minnesota
Hallmark Card
Jewel House
Jewelers
G. D. Hemingway
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