Storm Piles Snow Across Broad Areas Today
A fast moving weather disturbance spread snow from Illinois to New England, delaying traffic on major highways. Snow depths reached four feet in parts of the Appalachians while 3 to 6 inches were forecast from Ohio through New York and Pennsylvania. Temperatures plunged in the northern Rockies with many locations below zero. Rain and snow persisted along the Pacific Northwest coast as temperatures varied across the country.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Pacific Northwest
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Mont
Pendleton
Ore
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Bismarck
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Ida
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Daughter of U S Rancher to Wed English Lord
Miss Jean Wallop of Big Town Wyoming, daughter of rancher Oliver Wallop, will marry Lord Porenes te, heir to the Earl of Carnarvon, in a quiet New York ceremony announced in London. Porchester, a Buckingham Palace guest and racing enthusiast, and Miss Wallop’s father are noted Wyoming connections.
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Tbig Horn
Wyoming
Oliver Wallop
Lord Pork
Earl of Carnarvon
England
TH J.dond
Miss Walton
New York
London
Porchester
Buckingham Palace
Newbury
Berkshire
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High Clere Castle
Miss Wallop
Jean Moore
Earl of Portsmouth
Eisenhower names Leedom and Bean to NLRB board
President Eisenhower made a mid 1950s style shift by naming Boyd Leedom to chair the NLRB and Stephen S. Bean to fill a vacancy. Leedom is a long time NLRB member and Bean a Republican with prior legal service. The appointments balance Republicans with Murdock and Peterson who were named under Truman.
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NLRE
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South Dakota Supreses Court
NLRB
Stephen S. Bean
Guy Farmer
Leeder End
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Seedont. Bean
Rodgers
Abe Murdock
Utah
Ivar H. Peterson
Sen
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D Dre
Peterson
Hinty Cole
Murdock
Truman
Man Loses to Deer in Wrestling Match
Shepherdsville Kentucky farmer C R Shelton, 41, wrestled with a buck after dogs drawn to his farm sparked the incident. The deer charged from tall grass and mounted a brief struggle before escaping by swimming a river. Shelton suffered various cuts and said he was angry enough to kill it.
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Deer
Shepherdsville
C. R. Shelton
Shelton
Navy probes death of lieutenant aboard Oak Hill ship
The Navy investigates the gunshot death of Lt. Bruce Barrington, 31, aboard the amphibious ship Oak Hill during Southern California maneuvers. The incident marks the twelfth fatality among crew in the exercise area as Marines and Navy personnel respond to the crash and subsequent inquiries.
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USS
Mitchelly
Rodgers
AP Editors Blast At Government Secrecy
APME condemns government secrecy that withholds information from citizens and news media. The resolution, presented by Norman Swawcs of the Louisville Times, urges continuous review of classification powers and criticizes overbroad powers in executive agencies, with Moss noting secrecy harms taxpayer rights and civic trust. W. M. Wenton Jr. named president. convention set for Frenely Licks Springs, Indiana in 1958.
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Asociated Press
Justice, Defense and Commerce
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Moss
Norman Swaacs
Louisville Times
Yvoven Yen
ARME
Association
W. M. Wenton Jr
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Frank Eyerly
Des Moines
Iowa
Register
Coleman Harwell
Nashville Tennessean
Rodhore Watts
Houston
Frenely Licks Springs
Ind
Philadelphia
New Orsileans
Third Chief of Year for Nebraska Prison
Lincoln Nebraska State Reformatory named Robert E Nichols 31 as its third superintendent of the year after M L Wimberly resigned. Wimberly had held the post since Sept 8 following George Morris removal by the state board of control. The job pays 4300 annually plus maintenance.
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Neeraska State Reformatory
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Robert E. Nichols
State Safety Patrol
Criminal Laboratory
M. L. Wimberly
Wimberly
State Board of Control
George Morris
Reformatory
U S Releases More Salk Polio Vaccine
Washington reports the Public Health Service lists 2 773 483 cc of Salk polio vaccine ready for immediate use. An additional 28 692 cc from earlier estimates and 152 295 cc not used in other areas bring total releases to over 10 124 424 cc. Extra allocations go to infantile paralysis programs and first and second grade pupils.
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Pubic Health Service
Tor
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Golden jubilee rites draw church leaders to Chicago
In Chicago today the largest Roman Catholic gathering since 1926 marks the golden jubilee of the Catholic Church Extension Society. Cardinals Thomas Cardinal Tien and Samuel Cardinal Stritch attend along with 120 archbishops and bishops from worldwide. Archbishop William D. O'Brien will ordain the jubilee mass at Holy Name Cathedral with Cardinal Stritch delivering the sermon.
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Catholic Church Extension Society
United States
Detroit
James Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Holy Name
Amleto Giovanni Citognani
Washington, D. Cy
William D.o'brien
Cardinal Stritch
FBI Boss Calls Higher Pay for Police Nationwide
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urged higher salaries for police officers at the sixth graduation of the National Training Academy. He said crime fight has improved but is not complete and called for more police, better citizen cooperation, and stronger crime prevention mobilization.
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PRI di
J. Edger Ho
Fets National Training Academy
Hoover
Man Made Isle Storm Traps Technicians Off Cape Cod
A contingent of about 30 Air Force and civilian technicians and a reporter remain marooned on a man made island offshore Cape Cod as high seas and gusty winds hinder withdrawal. Snow and rough visibility plague the area while the tower remains heavy with seas pounding the 100 foot high structure. Attempts to transfer those aboard have been delayed by persistent 25 foot waves and shifting winds.
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Don Guy
Air Force
I Jan
Texas
Cape Cod
Enas Tower
Foto
Mass
Yacar Island
Boston Weather Bureau
New England
Bue Teau
Ihe
George Bauer
Boston
Washington
Planes Ordered Away From President's Farm
The Air Force bans pilots from traversing a circular area two nautical miles wide centered near President Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm. A strong gale and tower work affect 120 airmen stationed aboard, as per- shipboard routine, with meals in two shifts and a single malfunctioning television on board.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Twwver
Cork
Good Will Mission Signals Italy's Global Rebound
Italian Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino departed Rome by plane on a goodwill mission to the Far East. The trip marks a renewed drive by Italy to regain prestige as a world power and expand its diplomatic influence.
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Rome
Gaetano Martino
Far East
Italy
Young Rider Hurt After Car Stops Suddenly
Robert Mezin, 45, of 1202 Leland Ave, suffered severe head cuts after the vehicle he rode in halted abruptly. Police said Wayne Lesack, 27, of 159 W. 20th St., drove the car.
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Robert Mezin
Leland Ave
Ig Ag
Dela Cat
Wayne Lesack
W. 20Th St
Baltimore Parks End Racial Bars Under Court Order
Baltimore’s board of recreation and parks voted Friday to lift racial segregation in city parks beaches and recreational facilities. James Anderson said the action aligns with a Supreme Court ruling that segregation is unconstitutional and urged public cooperation in implementing the policy. The move follows a Fourth Circuit decision in Richmond last March reversing a district court against Negro groups seeking desegregation at a state park near Annapolis and a city beach.
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Board of Recreation and Parks
James ©. Anderson
U. S
Richmond
Brcuit Court
U. S. District Court
Annapolis
Stassen Meets Pope in Special Audience in Italy
Harold E. Stassen, President Eisenhower's disarmament adviser, met Pope Pius XII in a special audience at the Pope's summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, Italy. The brief ten minute audience occurred after Stassen's arrival Friday to confer with Italian officials on disarmament.
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Italy
Pius
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