Fifteen Hurt In Perrysburg Train Derailment
In Toledo area Perrysburg, fifteen train passengers were injured when seven of nine Baltimore and Ohio cars derailed on Monday. The derailed diner tilted at 41 degrees. two other cars also tilted. About 200 aboard were moved by bus to Toledo. Engineer W. F. Fisher said the derailment could stem from a brakeman pulling an emergency cord after a thumping noise in the club car.
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B&o
Toledo
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnatian
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo, Ohio
Perrysburg
W. F. Fisher
A New Way to Be Your Own Boss
John Allen left wage work after earning 6000 yearly and built an $18000 self owned income through a franchise system. The piece highlights Reader's Digest September feature showing how individuals with limited capital can become independent and earn more without a boss.
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John Allen
U.S
Reader's Digest
Blast At Little Rock School Believed Prank
A homemade explosive outside Hall High School in Little Rock caused a blast with no injuries or damage. Police detained two white brothers, aged 17 and 13, who claimed it was a prank made from aluminum sulfate. A cousin, a Hall senior, denied involvement as North Little Rock confronts integration.
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Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark
Hall High School
Noone
Taipei
Formosa
Air Force
Whiteman Air Force Base
Secalia Mo
Hall
400 Red Subs Ready To Go Admiral Says
Admiral Herbert G. Hopwood, commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, warned that more than 400 Communist submarines stand ready to attack. He announced two reorganizations to bolster antisubmarine forces, including an Eastern Pacific Naval Defense Force and a deputy commander for antisubmarine warfare. Hopwood spoke at a conference sponsored by the Navy and the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences.
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San Diego
Calif
Herbert G. Hopwood
United States
Adm
Hopwood
Pacific Fleet
Navy
Eastern Pacific
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Valentino memorial services draw about 50 in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP The 33rd annual memorial service for silent screen star Rudolph Valentino drew about 50 persons. For the fourth straight year the "woman in black" who laid flowers before Valentino's crypt was missing. Valentino died in 1926 of peritonitis.
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Hollywood
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Judge Turns Music Critic Unfinished
Yakima Washington AP report details Philip Lombardo a 65 year old charged with creating a public nuisance who defended himself by singing operatic arias. The judge Thomas Grady criticized the singing saying it was too loud and gave Lombardo a four month suspended sentence.
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Yakima, Wash
Philip Lombardo
Lombardo
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Grady
Grady
Americans Face Higher Taxes And Prices Shrink Budgets
New government statistics show rising consumer prices and stagnant wages as July and August trends squeeze family budgets. Federal and local taxes total about 96 billion dollars, while a Tax Foundation study notes rising tax burdens since 1949. Despite a record 4.944 trillion in quarterly output, the economy remains fragile with a steel strike lingering.
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Ily
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