I Am Thankful For An Essay From McKinley Junior High
Ninth grade student Mardic Crow writes about gratitude from the first Thanksgiving to modern scientific advances. She reflects on home family friends schooling religious freedom government and patriotic love for America in a junior high citizen essay.
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Mardic Crow
McKinley Junior High
Mardic
The
McKinley Citizen
Richard Crow
West Middletown
Church
America
Bill Veith
Mardie Crow
Lyons Trial Recessed For Thanksgiving Day
The Lyons murder trial pauses for Thanksgiving with Prosecutor Rueger urging the jury to weigh the case against Robert V. Lyons, accused of stabbing Mrs. Audrey Evers Pugh to death last April. Closing arguments loom as Judge Carson Hoy instructs the panel before deliberations resume Friday.
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Cincinnati
Robert V. Lyons
Lyons
Audrey Evers
Kidnapping Elvis Cutout Demands Ransom for Return
A boy snatched an Elvis cutout from the Byrd Theater and left a ransom note offering to return it in exchange for two passes to see the Presley film. The note signed by "Broke" claims he is a junior high student and mentions his girlfriend. A reply from George managee is noted.
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Presley
Byrd Theater
George Managee
Cold Front Delivers Light Snow Across Middleton Area
Thanksgiving Day brings winter’s first taste as a cold front from Canada drops temperatures from 64 to 26 degrees. Light snow and strong winds dusted the region while Park Falls saw a foot of snowfall. Highs failed to rise above freezing with cloudy skies. a high-pressure push is forecast to bring a 19 degree low tomorrow.
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Canada
Park Falls
Wisconsin
Bell Employes Offered Boost
Cincinnati union talks announce ratification meetings on Friday over a new agreement. Three thousand craft workers at Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone Co and Kentucky affiliates may receive weekly wage increases from 3 to 5 dollars. Meetings set for 11 a.m. at Linton County and YMCA Hamilton Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Kentucky
Citizens Telephone Co
Lintanhere County
YMCA
Hamilton
Ohio
Mountain top road ban threatens Mahwah residents
Forty families on Stag Hill in Spring Lake Heights face losing their only access road as Hillburn New York seeks to ban traffic over a 23 percent incline. The Hillburn mayor cites danger and water main risk, pushing a second reading on the ban.
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Mahwah
N.J
Stag Hill
Spring Lake Heights
Mahway
Hillburn
Nations report partial withdrawal from Suez Canal crisis
The United Nations awaits formal replies as Britain France and Israel move to pull back troops from Egypt. Israel says it will withdraw after U N directives while the others report partial troop reductions and ongoing talks with Dag Hammarskjold.
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France
Hammarekjold
Egypt
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
U.N
Israel
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
U S Sets Big Table On Holiday
Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with family meals and church services while soldiers and refugees join in. Hungarian refugees arrive at a New Jersey airbase as rail and air travel surge. Pilgrims parade in Plymouth and city parades unfold in New York Baltimore and Detroit.
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America
Eisenturkey
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Belvoir
Air Force
New Jersey
New York
Bowery
St. Patrick's Church
Plymouth
Mass
Cole's Hill
First Church
New York City
Baltimore
Detroit
Cave Man and Wife Seek New Divorce in Los Angeles
Billie Cra vaacks testifies in Domestic Relations Court that Harvey abused her, dragging her by the hair and throwing her out nude. The couple, first wed 1946, first divorced 1951, remarried 1953, separated 1955, now seeks another divorce as Harvey withdraws his contest of her suit.
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Los Angeles
Billie Cravaacks
Harvey
Billie
Taft-Hartley Seen Used To Break Dock Strike
Federal court order narrows a major East and Gulf Coast port walkout as unions and officials debate Taft-Hartley actions. Waldman warns of injunction steps while Labor Secretary Mitchell notes no official national emergency intervention. The strike disrupts Atlantic and Gulf ports, with a daily economic impact around 20 million dollars for a week. The New York Shipping Association covers 170 firms in Port of New York.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Tomoress Waldman
International
Washington
Mitchell
Waldman
Atlantic
Gulf
ILA
New York Shipping Assa
Dayton man killed in Kettering crash
Matthew Frank Maloney, 24, of Dayton, was killed Wednesday night when the ear in which he was riding struck a utility pole in suburban Kettering. His passenger survived with injuries. Authorities investigated the crash and identified the vehicle and exact location in the Dayton area.
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Dayton
Ohio
Matthew Frank Maloney
Ketter
Eden to Jamaica for rest amid Suez crisis storm
Prime Minister Anthony Eden, under fire over the Suez dispute, travels to Jamaica for about three weeks on doctors orders. Richard A. Butler will serve as acting Prime Minister in Eden's absence, as Eden leaves London Friday evening with Lady Eden.
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London
Eden
Jamaica
Caribbean Sun
Richard A. Butler
House of Commons
Butler
Horace Evans
Britain
Middle East
Egypt
Lady Eden
Soviet Bloc Rejects UN Deportation Probe Amid Hungary Crisis
The Soviet Union and its Hungarian ally rejected a U N appeal for observers to investigate deportations from Hungary. The General Assembly, voting 3 3, approved a resolution sponsored by India Indonesia and Ceylon urging UN observers. Refugees overwhelmed Austria as debate continued.
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General Assembly
Hungary
Adt
Soviet Union
Dmitriy T. Shepilov
Russia
India
Indonesia
Ceylon
U.N
New Delhi
Min Nehru
K. P. S. Menon
Budapest
Menon
Moscow
Austria
Man Shot In Dispute Over Road In Butte
In Butte Montana Carl Graff a 44 year old postal worker was shot in the heart near his country home by neighbor James A Boone a 78 year old who was taken into custody hours later The coroner provided details of the confrontation noting Graff was attacked as he approached along a county road The shooting occurred after a dispute between Graff and Boone Boone claimed self defense and said Graff advanced with a knife Boone a former sheriff candidate walked unarmed to a nearby ranch after the incident Graff's wife and two children survived him and Graff had 20 years of service at the Butte post office
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Butte
Mont
James A
Daniel) Boone
Carl Graff
Boone
al Roehme
Graff
Kay Rake
Danny
Ohio Acreage Eyed in Referendum on Price Supports
Washington NW Ohio would receive 2,156,784 acres of commercial corn under two price support plans to be decided in a December 11 referendum. Proposed sell bank base acreages for Ohio total 2,949,833.
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Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Paid High Price For Freedom Hungarian Refugees Find Much To Be Thankful For
Sixty Hungarian refugees arrive in the United States on Thanksgiving 1956, many fleeing Communist rule. Among them is Imre Herdus, 16, in a wheelchair, who arrived with his family after a 250 mile trek to Austria and 200 trenches. Families faced separation as ill relatives stayed behind in Vienna while others headed to Buffalo and Cleveland for immigration processing.
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Kilmer
N. J
Torget
Vienna
America
Imre Herdus
Kornel
Cleveland
Ohio
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