Missouri pilot killed in plane crash near Dayton Ohio
Myra Hallmark 34 of Jefferson City Missouri died when her Piper Tri Pacers exploded in flight near Dayton. The single occupant aircraft had refueled at Cox Municipal Airport and vanished in a fiery crash on Walter Cross's farm.
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Dayton
Ohio
Missouri
Here
Myra Hallmark
Jefferson City
Cox Municipal Airport
Memphis
Tenn
Hallmark
Giant wine tanker Petri adrift after Pacific storm off San Francisco
The seven million dollar Angelo Petri, world’s largest wine tanker, broke free of anchors in 30 to 40 foot waves offshore near the Golden Gate. Coast Guard cutters and tugs fought to regain control as crew of 40 were evacuated and the ship remained powerless after a wave short circuited its control board.
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San Francisco
Angelo Petri
Pacific
Golden Gate
Fleishhacker Zoo
Coast Guard
Petri
Edward A. Lehn Jr
San Mateo
Calif
Sea Cloud
Sea Wolf
W. F. Hellmer
Taney
San Francisco Bay
W. J. Fowler
Tiburon
California
Texas
Arkansas
Iowa
Oregon
Midwest
Dakotas
Lower
Michigan
Winter Storm Approaches Miami Valley With Snow Flurries
A cold front moves into the Miami Valley bringing windy wet weather tonight with a high near 55 and snow flurries after midnight. Temperatures fall to a low around 25 and Thursday turns partly cloudy with a daytime high near 30.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Chuckle Note: Simpler Things Attract Many Girls
A lighthearted line notes that many girls are drawn to the simpler aspects of life, suggesting charm in plain pleasures. The remark reflects a playful social observation rather than a serious report.
Tornado Alarm Triggers Cellar Rush in KC Weather
Dozens of Kansas City households rushed to their storm cellars as a surge of household tornado alarms sounded under partly cloudy skies. The Weather Bureau explained the devices trigger when pressure falls below 29 inches, with KC barometric reading dropping to 28.81 inches.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Fierce Winds Sweep Wide Regions Causing Losses and Damage
Violent storms battered the nation from the Southwest to the Northeast with rain hail snow and tornadoes. At least 11 deaths were linked to the severe weather as winds up to 115 mph lashed Oklahoma and Texas. Coastal waves battered Northern California and Oregon while record heat shocked parts of Texas.
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Southwest
West
Midwest
Atlantic Seaboard
Southern
Gulf Region
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
el Paso
Dallas
Guadalupe Mountains
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Worth
Dermott
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Storm Causes Widespread Property Loss Across Regions
The storm inflicted property damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars across battered areas. Eleven deaths were attributed to the disaster, underscoring its severity and impact on communities.
Bomb Targets Negro Student Home in tense Little Rock
A homemade dynamite blast shook the Cartelyou Walls home in a predominantly Negro neighborhood near Little Rock Central High. Carlotta Walls, 16, and two younger sisters escaped injury as police, FBI agents, and patrols hunted two car suspects amid heightened school integration tensions following Labor Day violence.
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Little Rock
Ark
Carlotta Walls
Central High School
Cartelyou Walls
Missing Adolph Coors III Sparks Colorado Manhunt
Wealthy brewer Adolph Coors III vanished from a bloodstained car on a rural road west of Denver. Sheriff and FBI agents led a wide search by ground units and aircraft as remnants of a struggle were reported near the vehicle. Coors, 44, left his foothills home for the Coors plant where he served as board chairman.
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Golden
Adolph Coors III
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Art Wermuth
Coors
FBI
Boy Strangles While Knot-Tying
BOUCHERVILLE Que. AP Keith Robertson 12 died Tuesday night while knot tying. Police say he slipped to the floor after securing rope to a door handle and leaving the other end around his neck. The father discovered the body.
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Boucherville
Que
Keith Robertson
D. Mayer
Toledo Woman Dies After Street Collision Injuries
Mrs Mayme E Martin 73 died at Mercy Hospital from injuries suffered December 8 when struck by a car as she crossed Huron Street in Toledo Ohio Tuesday.
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Toledo, Ohio
Mayme E. Martin
Mercy Hospital
Huron Street
Free Love Preacher Shocks Communists In Soviet Village
Associated Press reports Kuibyshev province villagers crowded to hear Alexander Strelnikov preach a new holy teaching of communism centered on free love. The regional broadcast labeled him a charlatan and warned he corrupts followers both spiritually and physically. Strelnikov proclaims divine mission and gathers spiritual brothers and sisters in a movement the state vows to stamp out.
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Associated Press
Kuibyshev
Alexander Mikhailovich Strelnikov
Soviet Union
Young Communist League Komsomol
Strelnikov
Do Not Listen To Strelnikov Sermons In Our Oblast
Comrades in Kryazh Novo-Sergeievsk and other areas warned against the charlatan Strelnikov and his followers. Citizens urged to shun his prayers and direct effort to honest work for the people and motherland.
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Kryazh
Novo-Sergeievsk
Strelnikov
Man Caught After 27 Free Years
Harry Eugene Evans fifty, hiding as Harry Eugene Hill, was jailed in Birmingham after 27 years of evading return to prison from a 10 day parole. Police seized him at his home Tuesday while his wife, three children, friends, and employer knew him by the Hill alias. Evans was identified as a convicted bank robber. He was fingerprinted December 19 after a minor traffic stop near the Liberty Bowl stadium. He feared the arrest since December.
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Werner Knoop
Gann Nalley
Gene Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Harry Eugene Evans
Harry Eugene Hill
Evans
Philadelphia
Alabama
Penn State
Evans Keyes Paroled in 1933 Fails to Return from Visit
Evans, a 1931 Birmingham bank holdup suspect serving 20 years, was granted a 10 day parole in October 1933 to visit an ill friend and vanished. His wife and employer defend him while he faces questions over a supposed full parole bought for 250 dollars from a lawyer.
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Hills
Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
Evans
Exchange Security Bank
Birmingham
Girls See Lion At Shrine Circus Touches Sightless Kids
Karla a six year old blind girl at Lackham public school near Detroit joined 15 other visually impaired students to see Caesar the lion and Moppet the clown. She described the lion as a big kitty cat and recalled his loud roar as frightening yet exciting for the first time eyeing the great animal through touch and sound.
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Detroit
Karla
Shrine Circus
Caesar the Lion
Moppet
Lackham Public School
Coors Family Ties to German Immigrant Founder of Brewery Firm
The firm, founded in 1874 by a German immigrant, now ranks nationally among breweries by production. Adolph Coors IV, a Cornell chemical engineering graduate from Golden, is married with four children. His wife Mary Grant Coors learned of the cap, glasses and bloodstains found. the undersheriff noted no enemies and that he was in good health when he left home. Hawley reported the reaction.
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Mth
Coors
Mary Brooke
Cecilly Grant
Adolph IV
James Grant
Mary Grant Coors
Hawley
Golden
Cornell University
OAS May Open Trujillo Rights Probe
Venezuela asked the OAS to probe human rights in the Dominican Republic amid mass arrests. A five nation Peace Committee working group drafts a resolution to express concern and authorize an inquiry if needed. Venezuelan exile sources say a caretaker government could form if Trujillo falls with Juan Isidoro Grullon named as a possible provisional head.
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Washington
Inter-American Peace Committee
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Venezuela
OAS
Peace Committee
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Venzuela
United States
Mexico
el Salvador
Uruguay
OAS Council
Caracas
Fores
Juan Isidoro Grullon
University of the Andes
al Merida
Two Car Crash In Helena Injures Rural Students And Driver
A school bus carrying rural youngsters collided with a gasoline tanker and a passenger car near Helena Montana. Initial reports said at least five people were hurt with uncertainty about fatalities.
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Helena
Mont
Highway Patrol
Steel demand seen holding through second quarter
Iron Age Magazine reports steel consumption remains high at seven million tons per month with backlogs near three months and orders at about 85 percent of shipments keeping markets tight for automotive products. It forecasts easing demand and a moderate decline in operations as inventories won't build up before the steel strike ends.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
National Metalworking Weekly
Irons Age
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Alphonso Wolfe
June Pelfrey
Wolfe
Derby Road
Myra
John Joblin
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Ovat Canbeewarens
Obs Ces
R. E. Glasscock
J. J. Casper
Smith
Carl Jackson
Walls
Carlotta
Laujanna
Tina
Foothills
Adolph Coors Co
Lew Hawley
Coors Brewery
Coors Porcelain Co
Boy
Russia
By William L. Ryan
Five Nations
General Committee
Bulletins
Cape Canaveral. Fla
Eisenhower
U.S
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