Gloomy Weather for Eastern U S in Storms Wake
Wet and gloomy weather spread across the eastern half after a stormy weekend. Rain freezing drizzle and light snow were reported with colder pockets in the north. A band of freezing drizzle extended from eastern Iowa to northern Indiana and Michigan while light snow fell in the upper Mississippi Valley and northern Great Lakes. Thundershowers occurred in Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri. The wet belt stretched from the middle Mississippi Valley to west Texas and southeast from the Ohio Valley to Georgia and South Carolina with light rain in the southeast and snow in the Rockies.
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Fire Levels San Bernardino High School Gymnasium
A boiler explosion sparked a blaze that destroyed the two story San Bernardino High School gymnasium built in 1927. Fire crews responded early today to extinguish the flames and prevent spread to adjacent buildings.
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The Red Cross Story on Lapel Buttons
A short note extols the Red Cross as a Christian, nonsectarian aid society serving in trouble or disaster. It urges readers to make a contribution to the organization that offers aid without regard to color creed or race in Jesus' name.
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AFL Urges Scrapping of Most Provisions of Taft-Hartley Law
AFL calls for broad repeal of Taft-Hartley provisions in a 15 page statement by George Meany to House Labor Committee hearings. Repeal would restore much of Wagner Act framework, including ending the 60 day injunction, favoring mediation and arbitration, legalizing the closed shop, lifting bans on secondary boycotts, and removing non Communist affidavit rules. Meany also seeks stronger Justice Department action against Communists and removal of notice requirements before Taft-Hartley procedures can modify health plans.
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Mighty Mo Pounds Coast as U N Warplanes Hit China Doorstep
Allied air forces bombed targets near the Yalu River and in Manchuria. U S Fifth Air Force reported destruction of a Red communications center south of the Yalu and 17 buildings at a training center in MIG alley. Thunderjets hit a rail bridge near Tanchon and more than a dozen buildings of training centers. Sabre jets likely destroyed one MIG-15 and damaged five others as Col Royal Baker, of McKinney Texas, earned credit for a confirmed kill. Missouri shelled coastal targets with 16 inch guns, while U N troops repelled several small Red probes. Minor ground actions occurred along the front with several hundred Reds killed.
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Tornado Threat Affects Arkansas and Mississippi
The U S Weather Bureau reported thunderstorms and high winds likely in southeastern Arkansas this afternoon and northern Mississippi later today and tonight with a possibility of tornadoes linked to the severe storms.
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Three Sisters Die in Home Gas Heater Incident
In El Cerrito California three sisters Wanda nine Sandra twelve and Linda thirteen died from fumes from a gas heater. Their father Harold Fowler thirty nine a carpenter found them on a sofa as the eldest read a medical encyclopedia. Police say the family opened six encyclopedia volumes before Linda and the house was unventilated after windows were closed. The mother Lurene Fowler and two sons had left to visit relatives in Oregon.
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Dulles May Tour Middle East to Counter Russia
Secretary of State Dulles may undertake a flying tour of the Middle East and Southeast Asia to bolster American prestige and friendship with Arab governments. Advisers urge a trip within months after the Paris Atlantic Pact Council meeting, aiming to blunt Russian influence and aid a western backed regional defense effort. President Eisenhower signaled a shift by pledging closer Arab relations and restoring confidence after talks with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister.
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Cars of Tomatoes derail near Deming after loose drawbar
A Southern Pacific freight train carrying tomatoes derailed 25 miles west of Deming when a drawbar on one car loosened at about 1:30 am. Eighteen cars toppled from the track across a quarter mile, damaging track but causing no injuries. P D Robinson, SP division superintendent, confirmed the incident.
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Queen Grandmother Mary Confined to Bed in London
Marlborough House officials disclose Queen Grandmother Mary has been bedridden for over a week due to a long-standing stomach ailment. Visitors are allowed at her bedside and a night nurse is on call. she is expected to be eight in May.
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