Air Force Identifies Fliers Killed in B26 Crash
The Air Force identified two men killed when a B 26 bomber crashed after takeoff from Scott Air Force Base. First Lt. Charles Rice of Greenville North Carolina and Bernard J. Windell of New Orleans Louisiana were the sole occupants. The crash occurred Tuesday shortly after takeoff.
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Belleville
Thelkin Jr
New Orleans
Air Force
Charles
Greenville
N. C
Scott Air Force Base
Imon
Bernard J. Windell
Snite Iron Lung Gift Donated to St Francis Hospital
Evanston based Fred B Snite Jr spent 18 years in an iron lung and the device was donated to St Francis Hospital by his father Fred B Snite Sr 44 who died November 12 in West Palm Beach FL He had poliomyelitis in Peiping China on March 31 1936.
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Evanston, DL
UPI
Fred B. Snite Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Fred B. Snite Sr
Snite Sr
West Palm Beach
Poliot
Peiping
China
Morse Seeks $1 Minimum Wage and Expanded Coverage
Senator Morse of Oregon predicts Congress will raise the hourly minimum from 75 cents to at least one dollar next year and seeks Fair Labor Standards Act coverage for all workers. He argues exemptions split the economy and urges uniform nationwide standards. President Eisenhower and labor leaders have signaled support for a wage rise as the economy expands.
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Morse
Ind-Ore
Rome
Congress
Sen. Hill
D.-Ala
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Labor Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Labor
Armed Services
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CIO
Doctor Dies Trying to Revive Patient in Atlanta Home
An Atlanta endocrinologist Dr Paul D Vella 40 died after attempting to revive a sedated patient at a Bonner home. The death was listed natural caused by brain hemorrhage. The scene involved estranged couple B Crenshaw Bonner and Mrs Ayan Bonner with seven sedative doses found nearby and Bonner stating divorce plans. Bonner and Mrs Vella each had children, and Vella was a World War II decorated Sixth Parachute Infantry surgeon.
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Upl
Soman
Paul D. Vella
L. L. Hause
Ayan
Bonner
B. Crenshaw
Southern States
Music Corp. of America
Well
W. %. Petty
Dr Vella
Petty
Atate
Eugene Gunby
Putton County
Yella
New Girl Scout Handbook Drops UN Bias Claims
New copies of the Girl Scout Handbook include about 40 changes in response to criticism that the volume was slanted toward internationalism. A spokesman says changes are superficial and do not alter programs, while critic Robert Le Fevre argues that revisions remove key pro UN and League of Women Voters advocacy.
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Girl Scout
Robert le Fevre
Florida
United Nations
le Fevre
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States Day Committee
League of Women Voters
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