Plane Suspect Declined Double Indemnity Insurance Policy
Westport lawyer Julian Frank who died in a North Carolina airliner bombing declined double indemnity on a $500000 life policy sold by Edward Boyd Jr. He had inquired about $100000 but opted for higher coverage. The crash killed 34 people, with FBI and CAB probing for sabotage and life insurance motives.
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Westport
Frank
Boyd
New York
Miami
North Carolina
New York City
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fort Fisher
N.C
Continental Bank of Havana
Bank
Carols Valdes Ramos
Edourado Benett
Fla
Tampa
Gulf of Mexico
Alice Steel Taylor
William Allen Taylor
Robert Spears
Dallas
Tex
Taylor
Spears
Gulf
New Orleans
Warning against overstocking steel warns of future recession
The steel industry magazine warns metalworking firms to avoid overstocking after reaching normal inventories. It cites risk of an inventory recession in 1957 and 1958 if users boosted stocks during periods of uninterrupted supply. Current output nears a monthly record and mills run at 95.5 percent capacity with 2,721,000 tons produced.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine Today
Diphtheria Outbreak Triggers Mass Inoculations in Idaho
Health officials launched mass inoculations for about 19 000 students and adults after confirming Pocatello Idaho’s first diphtheria case and noting the outbreak may have spread from a funeral in Soda Springs. The report links suspected cases in six other states.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho
Soda Springs
U S Shoe Reports Record Earnings in 1959
Cincinnati based U S Shoe Corp reports sales of 58,932,000 and profit of 3,392,892 in 1959, equal to 3.01 a share, a new high. The firm, maker of women's shoes, operates 13 plants, with 1938 sales of 45,316,619 and profit 2.34 per share.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Shoe Corp
Plane lands in snowstorm near Carroll Iowa
A DC3 carrying 23 people including the Minneapolis Lakers team made an emergency landing in a cornfield during a snow storm near Carroll Iowa. The craft circled for 46 minutes before landing safely with no injuries. Passengers, including four children, were taken to Carroll.
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Carroll
Iowa
Minneapolis Lakers
Here
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Vernon Wilman
Brookings
S.D
Des Moines
Man Remains Behind Bars at San Quentin at 85
Tony Di Tardo, 85, celebrated with a cake of 85 candles in his private hospital cell at San Quentin after 40 years in prison for the 1920 murder of his wife. He rejected parole offers, saying he will stay in prison and kept his radio loud.
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San Quentin
Calif
Tony di Tardo
di Tardo
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Sylvia
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EAVEY
Ida Mae
Buchy
Greenville
Ohio
South Verity Parkway
Gageensen Srv
Admiral
Maytag
RCA
Magic Chef
Hoover
General Electric
Westinghouse Lane
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U.S. Shoe Reports
Reedy's
Maxwell
del Monte
Middletown Ice & Coal
Curtis GA
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