Wind Thunders Through Midwest Causing Damages and Fatalities
Gale force winds and heavy precipitation sweep the Midwest and Great Lakes region. Fatalities and injuries are reported as gusts up to 75 mph disrupt travel, topple structures, capsize a canoe on Lake Mendota, and cause widespread property damage across Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan. A late snowstorm adds to travel hazards with drifts and ice hazards.
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United Press International
Midwest
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
Iowa
Central Plains
Upper Midwest
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
N.D
Moorhead
Minn
Duluth
Menominee
Mich
Lake Michigan
Kennedy Keeps Peace With Congress While Sparing Eisenhower
President Kennedy avoids quarrel with Congress during a news conference yet denounces critics of the tax cut and foreign aid. He defends lawmakers against charges of dragging their feet as he weighs the fate of his $98.8 billion economic program.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
End Is Seen In Cleveland Paper Strike
With the last holdout union settled, ratification of a contract by the printers union could allow Cleveland's strikebound papers to return by Monday. The strike has kept the Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press News idle since November 29, affecting over a million residents.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
New York
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press News
Machinists
James Katelice
Teamsters Union
Ralph S. Locher
Newspaper Guild
Printers Union
Multiple Warranty Deeds Record Transfers Across Additions
A sequence of warranty deeds records numerous transfers of property in additions including Country Club West 2nd, Airport, Air, Beal, Rolling Meadows 4th, Sullivan Village 2nd, Ridgecrest 3rd, West Highland, Original Townsite, Sheridan 2nd, Lawton Heights, Ishmael 2nd, Woods, Pecan Grove 3rd, Western Hills 3rd and 6th. Buyers include H Joe White, Joe Sim, Jennie Simon, Lawana Bog enreif, Franklin Jr. Johnston, Allen M. Johnston, Isaac Self, Paul O. Jr., Helene Laffen, Billy Sonnenburg, Joseph Cyr, Pearl Cyr, John Long, Emil Mauersberger, J H Miller, Ida Miller, Berry Skaggs, Dessie Peddiford, Jimmy Pearson, Don Billingslea, Eleanor Beardon, Louis Whalin, Harold Bonds, Lydia Niedo, Theodore Niedo, Herbert Myers, Arletta Myers, Western Hills Development Co. and others with varying stamp amounts recorded.
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Beal
Don
Effie Ruth Billingstea
Franklin Jr
Allen M. Johnston
Rolling Meadows
Willie Mae
William H. Chance
Isaac N
Ella F. Self
McClung
Geronimo Properties Inc
Paul O. Jr
Helene Laffen
Johnnie M. Long
West Highland Addition
Frances King
Royal Enterprises, Inc
Dorsey Fred
Hildegard M. Powell
John C
Loretta L. Cooper
Longview 1St Addition
Armor Investment Co
Robert L
Mable Jean Dupeby
Country Club West
James L
Betty L. Liston
Raymond P
Hildegard Sproat
Sheridan
Franklin Investment Co
Southwest Title & Trust Co., Inc
Alice D. Skaggs
Berry B
Dessie Lou
William H. Peddiford
Dessie Lou Peddiford
Lawton Heights
Butler
Nellie Smith
Jimmy Clyde
Mary Ellen Pearson
Effie Ruth Billingslea
James Arthur
Lillie L. Griffin
Ishmael
Donell Bradford
Eleanor M. Beardon
Ps. John L
Ida Efgg
Louis
S. Whalin
Woods
Harold and
Margie Bonds
Lydia Niedo
Theodore Niedo
Lawton View
Gerald A. LaTour
Ina C. LaTour
Herbert Jr
Arletta Faye Myers
Pecan Grove
H. W
Frances L. Allen
Western Hills Development Co
Tractor crushes inmate to death at Oklahoma prison farm
A 33 year old inmate at the McLoud prison farm was crushed to death when a dirt moving tractor overturned after a tow cable broke. Billy C. Kroth of Oklahoma City died while serving a one year sentence for grand larceny with 34 days remaining.
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Boswell
UPI
McLoud
Billy C. Kroth
Oklahoma City
Kroth
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Dette
U.S
North Pacific Coast
Texas Gulf Coast
New England
Northwest Pacific
la Porte City
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Houston, Tex
Wisconsin
NEMA
Pele
Mobile Maid
Big
Tufsyn
Goodyear
Goodyear Auto
Goodyear Tire
Canada
Ae He
1Year Service Store
Ty As
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