British Defense Minister Sandys Arrives for Washington Mission
New British Defense Minister Duncan Sandys lands in New York en route to Washington for a high level defense talks with Charles E. Wilson and top officials. He and atomic chief Sir William Penney plan to discuss guided missiles and Western defense responsibilities to fit Britain’s tightened economy after Suez.
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New York
Duncan Sandys
London
Sandys
Washington
Sir William Penney
Britain
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Penney
Harold Macmillan
Suez Canal
Hawker
Prominent Youth In Churches For National Week
The note outlines National Youth Week starting Sunday with local churches highlighting youths. It mentions observant residents noting the city’s elevation plate at the Post Office, and urges early income tax filing. It also covers gas line checks, safe practices, and signs needing attention as spring approaches in 53 days.
Daily Weather Report Western Pennsylvania Summary
Partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries near Lake Erie. Western Pennsylvania sees a high of 20 to 25 F in the north and 25 to 30 F in the south, with a low of 8 to 16 F tonight. Snow flurries more numerous north and locally heavy squalls near the lake. Sunday remains windy and very cold with continued snow near Lake Erie.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Three U S Fliers Missing After B47 Collision
A search by ships and planes across the Caribbean near Cuba seeks the three missing airmen after two B47 Stratojet bombers collided. Three survivors, Maj. James McFarland Jr., Maj. Winfred Lynn, and 1st Lt. James Edward Rose Jr., were rescued in good condition but one group remains unaccounted for.
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Miami
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Navy
James McGree McFarland Jr
John McFarland
Watsontown
Winfred E. Lynn
John Elmer Lynn
Paducah
James Edward Rose Jr
Mother And Daughter Found Dead In Miami Beach Hotel
Police report a Philadelphia mother and her 12 year old daughter found dead in their Arlington hotel room in Miami Beach. The child died apparently from an allergy. the mother drowned in a water filled tub, leaving a note about the night and the morning. The husband William H Farr, 40, stated they came for a short vacation hoping to improve health.
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Miami Beach
Mns
Philadelphia
Reba Farr
Elaine
Arlington Hotel
First North Pole worldwide broadcast planned for February 24
Copenhagen Denmark Feb 24 broadcast will originate aboard a SAS DC7C en route from Copenhagen to Tokyo inaugurating the polar route. The English program will be picked up by Andenes and Tromsoe stations in northern Norway and relayed globally.
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Denmark
North Pole
Scandinavian Airlines System
Tokyo
Andenes
Tromsoe
Norway
Purge Reported As Hungary Rounds Up Opponents
Diplomatic dispatches say a secret police force about 10 000 strong has begun a ruthless purge of government opponents in Hungary. Behind the Iron Curtain the Soviet backed regime appears to have ordered a get tough policy toward alleged enemies as police sweep the country for suspects.
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London
Hungary
Revolu
Governor's Turnpike Plan Faces Opposition in Harrisburg
Opposition grows to Governor George M. Leader's bid to abolish the Turnpike Commission and replace it with a non salaried board. House leaders call the plan costly and impractical while the Senate prepares to confirm a PTC vacancy. The governor suspends PTC Chair McSorley and Commissioner Torrance pending grand jury indictments, leaving the panel short of a quorum.
Air Force pilots bail out of crashed T33 trainer near Sharon
Two Air Force pilots Lt. Dale Fredeen and Lt. Michael Thomson bailed out at 5000 to 6000 feet before their T33 jet trainer crashed on a Wheatland farm near Sharon Pennsylvania. Both pilots from the 86th Fighter Interceptor Squadron escaped unharmed as officials cited a flameout. The jet valued over 1 million dollars crashed about 13 miles east of Youngstown Air base. The Weather Bureau logged Bozeman as the coldest site at 46 degrees below zero and Fort Myers Key West the warmest at 81.
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Air Force
Here
Dale Fredeen
Frederick
Wis
Michael Thomson
Tampa
Fla
86Th
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry Hoffman
Wheatland
Youngs- New York
Unitedtown
States Weather Bureau
Bozeman
Mont
Fort Myers
Key West
Youth Wounds Shoulder After Ice Fall
William Birt aged 13 of 910 Clarence Avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a left shoulder injury from a fall on the ice. A splint was applied at the hospital.
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William Birt
Clarence Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Spy Ring May Involve Some Soviet Leaders
New York authorities prepared to tell a grand jury that Soviet officials and others were involved in a highly organized espionage ring broken in New York. Arrests included Jack Soble Myra Soble and Jacob Alban they were charged with delivering U S defense secrets to Soviet agents and held on bail.
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New York
G UP
FBI
United States
Jack Soble
Myra
Jacob Albam
U.S
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
President Eisenhower Relaxes at Catoctin Mountain Retreat
President Eisenhower arrived at his Catoctin Mountain retreat in Thurmont Maryland braving icy weather and light snow for a quiet weekend. He planned to spend time away from Washington focusing on bridge and rest.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
Washington
Eisenhower to Greet King Saud on Lavish State Visit
The United States plans a grand welcome for King Saud of Saudi Arabia next week. President Eisenhower will personally greet the king on arrival at National Airport, a first for a visiting dignitary. Dulles aids talks on regional oil influence and Cold War priorities.
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Ed States
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Middle East
Columbine III
National Airport
White House
Saud
United States
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Six Die In Beechcraft Plane Crash Near Bryan Texas
A six occupant Beechcraft twin engine plane from Houston to Oklahoma City crashed in dense fog near Easterwood Airport College Station and Bryan Air Force Base killing all aboard. The dead include five Sohio employees led by Robert Pomeroy and Oklahoma City editor Jim Thornton. Mrs Crary and Clyde Thompson and his wife from Houston also perished. An oil pressure loss and engine failure preceded the attempt at an instrument landing.
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Bryan, Tex
Standard Oil of Ohio
Beechcraft
Easterwood
College Station
Bryan
Bryan Air Force Base
Texas
Robert C. Pomeroy
Oklahoma City
Sohio
Jim Thornton
Norman
Okla
Donald Crary
Clyde Thompson
Houston
Crary
Thompson
Three Communist Ships Damaged by Nationalist Guns
Chinese Nationalist forces on Matsu shelled three Communist ships for two hours on Thursday, driving the Red vessels away. The action, the defense ministry said, marks the first hostile engagement publicized in six months.
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Taipe
Formosa
Matsu
Nationalist
Big Three Meeting Planned to Heal Egypt Rift
In Washington plans are underway for a March meeting among the United States Britain and France to mend tensions from the Anglo French invasion of Egypt. Officials say Prime Minister Macmillan may meet President Eisenhower in spring with Prime Minister Mollet invited to join the talks to prepare an improved atmosphere and prioritize settlements.
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Washington
Egypt
London
U. S
Foreign Office
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Australia Urges U S Support for UN Troop Deployment Plan
Australia asks the United States to sponsor a draft UN resolution empowering Dag Hammarskjold to deploy troops as a buffer along the Israeli Egyptian frontier Gaza strip and Gulf of Aqaba. Hammarskjold seeks general access plus special authority to manage disputed areas amid talks with Israel and Egypt.
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Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
N.Y
INS
Australia
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Assembly
Israel
Tiran Straits
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Mordecai Kidron
Mahmoud Fawzi
Death Notices for William Shira and Others
Death notices list William M. Shira 59 of RD 6 Butler Rd and Phillip Nelson Walsh 58 of 107 W Grant St both in Butler. also George Hirschinger 59 of Detroit and Frank T. Rocco 58 of Ellwood City.
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William M. Shira
Butler Rd
George Hirschinger
Detroit
Mich
Phillip Nelson Walsh
Grant St
Frank T. Rocco
Ellwood City
Turnpike Commissioners to challenge suspension in court
Harrisburg AP suspended Pennsylvania Turnpike Commissioner James F Torrance of Export announced he will fight his suspension by Gov George M Leader in court He said a phone chat with Commissioner G Franklin McSorley of Pittsburgh leads him to believe McSorley will also sue The suspensions were made effective Jan 30 to allow Senate action on a new commissioner to ensure a quorum and bond obligations Torrance cited duties to bondholders and the commission in announcing the challenge and predicted McSorley would do likewise
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William Zeidler
Harrisburgh
INS
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Leader
House
Senate
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Albert W. Johnson
Smethport
Highways Dept
Johnson
Senate Highways Committee
George N. Wade
Cumberland
PTC
David E Watson
G. Franklin McSorley
Pittsburgh
James F. Torrance
Torrance
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
George M Leader
Commission
McSorley
MacSorley
Scandle
Thomas J. Evans
State Senate
Diplomats See Kremlin Weaker as China Expands Role
European diplomatic sources say Red China's rising influence in East Europe signals a weaker Kremlin, with Chou En Lai's trips to Moscow Warsaw and Budapest highlighting Peiping’s growing sway while Moscow’s grip wanes. They caution the shift is relative and the Kremlin is not collapsing.
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Joseph H. Singer
Washington
INS
Red
Kremlin
Radio TV Comics and Society in Classified Page
Newspaper fragment lists sections including Radio TV Comics Society Cross Word Editorial Pook Ellwood Church Page and an obituary. It appears to be a classified page layout with page numbers and feature topics.
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Society
Eesaasae
Eval Pook Ellwood
Grandma’s kitchen and modern meals in twenty six
The narrator recalls a grandmother preparing diverse dishes from garden and store, noting how today a cook needs little gear with frozen meals or jars. A quick stove warm up finishes the dish as the speaker muses on Grandma’s views and the era’s ease. The piece closes with a reflective beat on time and food.
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Olez
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