Ships Collide in Dense Fog Off New Jersey Coast
A Brazilian cargo vessel Lorde Panama bound from New York to Philadelphia collided with Gulf Oil Co tanker Gulftrade four miles southeast of Barnegat N J in dense fog. The freighter Lorde Panama listed and many crew abandoned ship, one seaman dead and several injured. Coast Guard and other vessels aided in rescue as the Gulftrade sustained minor damage.
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Philadelphia
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Panama
Aristides Dos Santos
Aracaga
Brazil
Cesar Freicas
Coffer
Robert Zumsted
Lloyd-Braailero Shipping Co
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Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Pascagoula
Miss
McCarthy Hints Truman May Testify On Names
Senator McCarthy said he will ask his Senate subcommittee to invite former President Truman to testify if the wartime list of Americans allegedly given to the Canadian spy wing by MacKenzie King is not turned over to the Justice Department. He noted he may seek Truman’s appearance without a subpoena.
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Ici
Joeseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Truman
Justice Department
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Vraman
McCarthy
Herbert Brownell Jr
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MacKenzie King
Canad
L B Man Goes Berserk Sends Three Shot At Hotel Bar
Washington AP story notes Eisenhower wins House consideration of extending the excess profits tax without a floor brawl. House Republican leaders secure assurance that Ways and Means will send an extension bill in Moor despite Chairman Reed’s opposition. Tax expires Tuesday midnight. Reed continues to block a vote, but leadership targets a Rules Committee move to force a meeting. The piece cites political maneuvering and potential votes to extend the tax amid revenue needs.
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Bill
Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Republian
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel Reed
Ren Y
GOP
Halleck
Ind
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Awes
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Senate
Treasury
I Reed
Joon
Britain May Send Official for U.S. Talks
The White House said a top British official may visit Washington soon for informal talks. Lord Salisbury, president of the council, could attend, but no formal meeting of U S British and French foreign ministers is planned. Secretary Hagerty noted Salisbury’s possible visit within weeks. Dulles welcomed the idea, while France had no reply.
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White House
U. S
Britain
Richard A. Ritter
London
Lord Salisbury
Jord
Council
Eisenhower
Ames C. Hagerty
Churchill
Bermuda
Hagerty
Dulles
Cou
Salisbury
Rail Union Head Dies of Sudden Heart Attack
Cleveland report states James Shields, 64, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died after a heart attack in his office. He had led the 80,000 member independent union since July 1950 and passed en route to Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Friends recalled it as his first attack, with him previously in good health.
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James
Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent
Cleveland Clinic
Parents Protests Cowboy TV Lingo in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Home and School Council survey reports hundreds of parents object to cowboy TV dialogue. Mothers say phrases like ya dirty varmints and ya yellow livered coyotes affect children, asking for cleaner language from shows and stars like Arthur Godfrey. The council backs school TV adoption while critiquing excessive shooting and fighting in some western programs.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Godfrey
Ex-boxer goes berserk wounds four at hotel bar
An ex-boxer opened fire at the Robinson Hotel bar in Seaside, wounding his estranged wife Ruby Rousseau and two patrons, while the bartender Jack Curtis was deafened. The assailant Joseph Rousseau, 46, was jailed on assault with intent to murder. One victim remained in critical condition. another was treated and released.
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Lynn
Rousseau
Marine Room
Robinson Hotel
Curby
Fpoliee
Joseph Alphonse Bartholomie Rousseau
Seaside
Bled
Ruby BP
Rousseal
OTT Gaviola
Leland V.iiding
Ingleswand Giveratl
Lawrence J.mankers
Camp Fendleton
Jack L. Curtis
Ppatice
Soviets Move Troops Into Czechoslovakia
Reports from sources close to the Soviet high command say a division of MVD security troops has entered the Pilsen region amid anti Communist unrest sparked by currency reform. Workers had stormed the town hall and damaged symbols of the Czechoslovak leadership, elevating tensions in the brewing center.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Germany
MVD
Pilsen
Daapt Bilin
Klement Gottwald
Seoul
Soviet
Red Assault Drives ROKs From Seoul Hills Upheld
Soviet and Chinese backed forces launched a near record artillery barrage driving South Korean troops from hills guarding Seoul. Despite a costly retreat they held four other contested outposts. Sabre jets downed six Red MiGs as fighters attacked Namsi near Sinuiju.
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Seoul
Lookout Mountain
Rhee Accord Dented by Rhee Split, UN Moves Hint
The United Nations pressed for an immediate armistice signing date as Gen. Mark Clark delivered a letter to the Reds promising to enforce truce terms. He met with Seoul officials and Rhee after talks with Walter Robertson, signaling a possible solution to the South Korean leader's resistance. Rhee released 27,000 anti Red prisoners, freezing negotiations as talks neared agreement.
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Eyngman Rhee
Mark Clark
U. N
Old the Reds
Panmunton
U.N
Rhee
Eisenhower
Walter 5. Robertson
US. S
UNC
Clark
ROK
Where to Find It and Page References
A concise contents list from a historical newspaper shows page and section references for features such as Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio Sports Theater and Tides Temperatures Weather items with multiple page allocations across A and B sections. It maps each topic to its respective page numbers for reader navigation.
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Womer
Weather outlook mostly clear through Tuesday
Weather forecast calls for mainly clear skies through Tuesday with coastal cloudiness at night and in the early morning. Temperature remains steady with little change in highs and lows.
Senators Set Immigration Bill Hearings
The Senate Judiciary Committee ordered further hearings on an immigration bill urged by President Eisenhower but set a definite date for consideration. Supporters won an eight to four vote to rescind a prior resolution, opening the way for public hearings next Tuesday.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Tofay
Eisenhower
U. S
Watkins
Utah
Brush Fires Curbed in 3 Counties
Three Southern California brush fires were brought under control after scorching about 2000 acres. In San Diego County near Alpine 150 firefighters fought a wind driven blaze near the town, blocking roads including Highway 80. No buildings were damaged. In San Bernardino National Forest 200 firefighters battled for over five hours to contain a blaze near Big Bear City, within a half mile of the town and past 120 acres. In Los Angeles County the Blackwood Hill fire south of Glendora burned over 50 acres with no hillside homes harmed.
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United Dress
California
Alpine
San Diego
San Bernardino National Forest
Big Bear City
Blackwood
Glendora
Los Angeles County
Rockefeller Wife Returns to Park Avenue Home
Barbara Rockefeller, daughter of an immigrant miner, moved into Winthrop Rockefeller’s Park Avenue apartment with her child and a nurse after a weekend separation. She said the home is theirs and that she has no plans to divorce. Despite a $1,000,000 trust, she prioritized her child’s schooling and family strain over money.
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Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Park Ave
Sen
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Ark
Indiana
Ann Nani
Winnie
Rockefeller
Arkansas
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Warren Davis
Chicago
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