Cardinal Archbishop Stritch Loses Arm To Blood Clot
The right arm of Samuel Cardinal Stritch archbishop of Chicago was amputated above the elbow in Rome to save his life after a sudden clot formed on the voyage. Surgeons led by Dr. Pietro Valdoni performed the 35 minute operation. The 70 year old prelate woke and said he felt fine. He will likely remain in hospital about two weeks.
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Filipo Rocchi
Riccardo Geleazzi-List
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Federal Reserve Leaders Call For Vigorous Action On Outlay
Fed bank heads urged brisk steps to curb consumer spending this spring and favor temporary tax cuts on personal income, corporate taxes, and excises. They stressed accelerating government public works that are ready to start or near completion as anti recession measures in reply to Sen. Byrd.
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Palm Beach roller death of notable industrial director
Palm Beach reports the death of John Shafer Phipps former director of major firms. He served as director of U S Steel Corp International Paper Gracer Line and the Guaranty Trust Co of New York.
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Turnpike Crash Kills Two Teenagers Near Topeka
An automobile fatally struck a bridge support on the Kansas Turnpike early Sunday killing two teenagers. Melvin Abbott of Topeka, driving, apparently dozed at the wheel, while his passenger Carole Ann Akright also of Topeka died. The crash occurred about two miles west of the South Topeka exit. The item notes an accompanying television presentation by George Schaefer featuring suspenseful characterization.
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Hansel and Gretel on NBC-TV Delights as Fantasy
Charles Mercer reviews Hansel and Gretel on NBC TV noting its playful fantasy, strong performances by Red Buttons Rise Stevens Rudy Vallee and Hans Ogreidh, and standout numbers Evening Prayer and Men Rule the World. Also mentions Hall of Fame Dial M for Murder suspense drama and cast including Maurice Evans Rosemary Harris and John Williams.
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Vallee
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Drama Review on Knott Script Dawson Murder Motif
A concise critique notes Dawson, the would be killer, and his rival murdered in a Knott play. The drama is praised for its intricate plotting and strong performances, though the excerpt ends with an evaluative pause.
Nevada Mo to View Katy Flyer Last Run by Coffee Club
The Practically Unorganized but Almost Daily Coffee Club of Nevada plans a Wednesday trip aboard the Katy Flyer as it makes its final Missouri run from St Louis to Parsons. Club members will trek 03 miles to Schell City, board with a portable coffee supply, and ride about 33 minutes. Upon arrival in Nevada a ceremony reasserting the Flyer’s farewell will be held, marking the end of passenger service on the line amid protests from local communities. The club’s event features members including former city officials and a college professor, reflecting on issues facing town and rail history as the Katy’s final run nears.
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Astounding progress cited at Chamber meeting
Rep. Mahon said the United States would lag the Soviets in ICBM development for a time but not long enough to invite attack. Holaday projected rapid missile progress with initial IRBM deployed this year and ICBMs operational by 1958, with submarine based IRBM by 1960. Mahon doubted Soviet delivery to North America today but expected both nations to have limited long range missiles within two to three years.
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