Helicopters as Flying Cranes Move Houses, 10 to 15 Tons
In San Francisco on December 12, D E Gustafson of Sikor Sky Helicopter Co described helicopters as potential moving cranes capable of lifting 10 to 15 tons. He told the Helicopter Association of America that a house could be relocated with a helicopter to a new site and foundation.
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San Francisco
D. E. Gustafson
Sikorsky Helicopter Co
Helicopter Assn, of
America
Msage
Eisenhower urges controls on soaring credit buying
Eisenhower calls Congress to study and possibly curb consumer debt growth as the nation faces a seven billion dollar rise in consumer borrowing. He backs temporary debt measures and tax policy tied to fiscal integrity while warning against inflationary stimulus and urging careful budget planning.
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Hisenhower
Congress
Executive Branch
Eisenhower
Jess
Ask a Doctor why your feet hurt
An advertisement promotes Dr. Hiss Foot Clinic in Los Angeles offering expert shoe fitting with 16 measurements and a 30 day money back guarantee. It promises safer, less painful feet and options to consult a licensed foot doctor with on site treatment if needed.
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Ds Hiss
Los Angeles
Free Foot Care Book by Dr. John M. Hiss Offered
A notice promotes a free copy of Treatment and Care of the Feet by Dr. John M. Hiss. Readers can request the book by mail, enclosing 10e for handling. The ad emphasizes authoritative guidance for foot troubles.
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John M. Hiss
Gomain
Afghan King Signs Soviet Aid Credit Deal
The Afghan embassy in New Delhi announced King Zahir Shah signed a joint Afghan Soviet statement approving a 1005 million dollar credit from Moscow. The agreement signals continued cooperation between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union.
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New Delhi
Al-ghanistan
Zahir Shah
Afghanistan
Moscow
Indian Gets 20 Year Engineer Tells Crash Blame Is Mine
A Santa Fe train crash near Las Vegas led to a 20 year sentence for an Indian man charged, with fireman Smith detailing the fatal event. The engineer admitted fault, claiming blackout, while officials push for safety reviews and stricter medical checks for crews. Public utilities officials plan an investigation into mechanics and safety devices.
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Parrish
Smith
Roll
Parr
Santa Fe
Parish
Norris Poulson
Police
California Public Utilities Commission
Las Vegas
James Samson
John R. Ross
May Samsom Hil
Moapar Indian Reservation
Noted Viennese Actor Oscar Karlweis Dies in New York
Oscar Karlweis, a Viennese actor known for leading Broadway roles, died in New York at age 60 from a heart attack. He appeared in Vienna in the original versions of I Married an Angel and The White Inn, made his Broadway debut in 1940 in Cue for Passion, and starred in Yacobowsky and the Colonel in 1944 for the Theater Guild.
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New York
Oscar Karlweis
Karlweis
Vienna
Angel
The
Theater Guild
Yacobowsky
the Colonel
Plant Expands to Meet Voodoo Jet Demand
McDonnell Aircraft Corp officials said the plant will add several thousand employees this year to satisfy a rising demand for the FOL Voodoo jet fighter plane. A spokesman for the firm announced the expansion plan.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
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