Reservists Told to Keep Ready for Possible Activation
Army announces continuous screening of ready reserve may allow active duty calls by presidential proclamation. Spokesmen say no current plan to recall reservists despite Middle East tension. Fort Worth Texas units told to prepare personal affairs for potential immediate orders. Letters from 4th Army HQ San Antonio advised shorter notice and possible loss of prior Wednesday notices amid conflict in Hungary and the Middle East.
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Washington
Middle East
Fort Worth
Tex
Hay
IMungarian Refugees Reach U S
The piece notes Hungarian refugees reaching the United States amid wartime tensions. Maj. Stanley Swiatek, area reserve adviser, says the precaution is to strengthen defense readiness and not cause alarm. He emphasizes it as part of national security measures to prevent another crisis.
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Saig Maj
Stanley Swiatek
U.S
Korea
Swiatek
National Defense
UN Police Move Into Suez Zone Amid Refugee Ties
UN forces entered Port Said as Norwegians arrived to aid withdrawal of British and French troops. Egypt’s Nasser vowed independence from foreign ideologies and urged cooperation within international law. Refugees in transit and new resettlement plans dominated coverage, with Hungary and Jordan news also included.
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Singh Stockwell
Gny Giam
Naagser
Jie
Egypt
Nasser
Tae Binod Shel Uy Tose
Teying
Hungary
Egrpv
U.N
Daz Ham- Toatskjold
Britain
France
Israel
Red
Syria
Jordan
Damascus
Vasitla
Washington
House
Two Jean
Jon
Hines
Canal Zone
Unclear Rural Incident and Local News Mosaic
A fragmented report blends a pheasant hunting dispute near a farm in Colorado with stray items about a Denver Christmas tree, Detroit street developments, jail escape aftermath, and small town notices. The piece merges scattered local color and miscellaneous events without a single cohesive story or clear dates.
Zellerbach Quits Rattlesnake in Mouse as Firm Chie
Fragmented OCR text shows a quirky incident involving Zellerbach, a rattlesnake, and a home scene. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest a local report on a decision or action by a company official connected to a rattlesnake event and an anecdote about a pump breaking.
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Zellerbach
Aden Thins
Zollerbach To Lead Crown Zellerbach Amid Board Shuffle
James D. Zollerbach named successor to Clara Tooth Lice as ambassador to Italy and prominent director proposed for Crown Zellerbach Corp. president role amid retirements and reorganization. Alfred B. Soot, Felentine, and others cited in executive committee changes as the forest products firm reshapes leadership.
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San Francisca
James D. Zollerbach
Clara Tooth
Wolfschmide Vodka Marketing Pitch From Dundalk Ad
The advertisement touts Wolfschmide vodka as exceptionally clear and smooth, claiming a century-old secret process that yields a tranquil breath and superior texture. It highlights international gold medals and popularity across the continent, with proof options and U.S.A. production details.
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Wolfschmidt
Wolfschmplr
Wolfschmide
Wolfschmide Ltd
Dundalk
Grant Neural Spirits
U.S.A
U S to Ask Court to Halt Dock Strike
The government plans court action to halt the longshoremen strike affecting New York Harbor and other ports. Negotiations focus on wages and working conditions, with the ILA and TLA at odds over contract scope. Bridges comments via telegraph as officials eye emergency provisions under the Taft Hartley act.
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New York Harbor
Folantic
Gulf Ports
TLA
New York Area
Eisenhawer
Wisenhower
En Stedly Court
Bridges
William V. Gradley
ILA
Hels
Inovy
Tad Bradley
Keith
Klinger
Califorans
Tinton
Guy Uniqn
Widow and children seek Canyon crash damages
The widow and children of a Pacoima man filed a $590,000 damage suit against two airlines over the Grand Canyon plane collision that killed 228 people. They blame Trans World Airlines and United Air Lines for the crash that cost the national economy over 100 million dollars and prompted ongoing negotiations among industry and labor groups.
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Alcome
Gradley
Bridges
Gulf Coast
Ade
ILA
New York
Los Angeles
Ork Shipping Assa
Grand Canyon
Nadine
Andrew
Trans World Air Nes
United Air Lines
Andrew J. Nasatvond
North Hollywood
Tro Airlines
Hideau Arter
Thne i
Thsitisk Suvellse Anu
Fire Silk Roars in Mountains Continues Southward
A mountain fire advances about three miles south as winds of seven miles per hour push flames. In Mt Baldy area a lookout tower is evacuated while another lookout in the same region reports a 62 mile per hour wind with humidity under ten percent.
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Southland
Federal Forest Service
Mt. Baldy
Mt. Logrout
Refugees Reach Austrian Border as Budapest Struggles
Budapest radio reports refugees crossing the canal border into Austria amid rubble and shortages. Aid arrives as a milk shortage, epidemics, and hospital damage worsen a city scarred by Soviet siege and fighting.
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Budapest
Walter
Austria
Chile
Poles Aid Hungary in Fifth Red Cross Convoy
Warsaw reports the fifth convoy from Poland to Hungary will depart this week carrying Felishi medicines food and cash as announced by the Red Cross. The convoy aims to support Hungary amid ongoing tensions and humanitarian needs with trucks set to move from Warsaw.
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Warsaw Iia
Hungary
Red Cross
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