30 Killed In Plane's Crash
A two engine American Airlines plane attempting an emergency landing on Fort Leonard Wood crashed and burned, killing 30 people. The wreck occurred short of the post landing field after an engine fire, with 18 to 21 bodies recovered as fire crews battled a forest blaze. Flight had originated in Springfield, Missouri en route to Syracuse, New York with 27 passengers and 3 crew aboard. The crash left 150 to 200 soldiers fighting the surrounding flames as investigators assessed the scene.
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Leonard Wood
American Airlines
Cap. R. DB. Sinex
H. B. Bracey
Warren Pauley
Fort
Ft. Leonard Wood
St Louis
Ozark Mountains
Convair
Springfield
Tulsa
Okla
Syracase
Hugh Barron
Pauley
St. Louis
Barron
William G. Gates
Thelma Ruth Ballard
Salisbury
N. c
Refrigerator Use by Housewives Reveals High Daily Openings
A study notes that the average American householder opens a refrigerator about 62 times daily. The finding highlights routine kitchen activity and the central role of refrigeration in daily life.
Reverend Charles A Shook Preaches in Beverly Churches
Reverend Charles A Shook pastor of Memorial Methodist Church Beverly Massachusetts will preach at Brook Phill and Trinity Methodist Gourcenes on Sunday in the absence of Pastor Rev Ierbert L C Doggen who is on vacation Shook son of Sel and Mrs Deny Shook of Frederick Maryland is a graduate of Frederick High School Western Maryland College and Westminster Theological Seminary class of 1954 He served a student appointment at Cedar Grove for two years while attending the Seminary He began duties in Beverly in June 1954 and is pursuing graduate theology at Boston University He is married to Katherine Olewiler daughter of Rev and Mrs Horace Olewiler The couple have two children.
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Charles A. Shook
Memorial Methodist Church
Beverly
Mass
Brook Phill
Trinity Methodist
Ierbert L. C. Doggen
Sel
Deny Shook
Frederick
Shook
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Cedar Grove
Boston University
Katherine Olewiler
Horace Olewiler
Chrysler Earnings Show Big Increase
Chrysler Corp reports a 70,010,642 profit for the first half of 1956, up from 13,791,000 in early 1954 and 18.5 million for all of last year, with a maintained dividend of 75 cents a share. Shipments reached 900,546 for the six months, defense work totaling about 70 million dollars.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Lenis
K. T. Keller
L. K. Colbert
Chrysler
Radio Network Schedule Fragment and Show List
Readable fragments show a dense 1960s style TV radio schedule listing programs across Rai MBS CBS XBC ABC networks with times, show names, and hosts. It references a mix of news, commentary, music, sports, and talk segments, including Teenagers fiery Priest and Steve Allen, with EDT timing and standard time caveat.
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T4b News
Nmr
Jutnis Battosa
Rafern
Abe Tunis Murray
Abe
Fear Ctinehe
Abe Sndrrwurreant
Obha
Steve Allen
Martha Scott Narrates NBC TV Show Modern Romances
TV and radio column notes Martha Scott, the narrator for NBC afternoon program Modern Romances. She describes moving from Go Creek Missouri to Kansas City and Hollywood, tuning her craft to presenting herself on screen rather than playing a role, a challenge she calls tougher for any actor.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Martha Scout
Go Creek
Kansas City
Mon
Broadway
Hollywood
Martha Scott
Atebhea Gant
King
Martha Sealt
Missouri
Humphrey Bogart
Frederic March
Flying Evangelist Le Tourneau to Speak at Parrs Spring
R G Le Tourneau the heavy earth moving equipment magnate and evangelical speaker will fly to Parrs Spring in four county Maryland near Frederick to address a 2:30 p m Sunday gathering on a platform over the water. The event supports church outreach with a roadside invitation drive and is part of a larger charity effort. Local arrangements are handled by Maryland Christian Endeavor Union officials.
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Frederick
Bunda
R. G. le Vourneau
Krone Matin
United States
Marsland
Smith
Paris
Lat Tourneau
Horatio Alger
LeTourneau Foundation
Lake Louise
Llberta
Peru
Maryland
Wilton JT. i Boswell
Brookeville
Nutttoor Paster
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Tae Buuinvest
Parrs
Parrs Spring
U. S. 40
Ridgeville
Ledith
Mt. Airy Boxy
Graham says juvenile delinquency a major social problem
Evangelist Billy Graham told the National Press Club that juvenile delinquency has become a major social problem in the United States and he plans to devote much attention to the topic next year. He noted rising crime and said teenagers are especially at risk, urging ministers and leaders to lead by example in religious living.
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Washington
Billy Graham
United States
Graham
National Press Club
Europe
Eisenhower
Geneva
Wiece
Peaceful pensioners ban noisy children then admit loneliness
In England pensioners living on a bungalow estate once barred nearby children due to noise but the silence proved too burdensome and the elderly reopened the area. Meanwhile in Milan Donalo Piazza set a new 5,100 meter world sling record, clocking 1 minute 45 seconds, surpassing Fabio Baltesini’s 6.21 from 1938.
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England
Milan
Flatly
Donalo Piazza
Aly
Fabio Baltesini
Talbott resigns as Air Force secretary after probe
Senate investigators say Talbott's resignation resolves the inquiry into his outside business ties. He held a partnership with Paul B Mulligan & Co in New York and drew over 132000 from firm profits while in the Pentagon. Talbott said he wrote letters to prospective clients for the firm. Eisenhower praised his public service and accepted the resignation.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Talbott
Eisenhower
Air Force Nut
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
New York
Pentagon
Mir Force Station
Co. Sone
Coffee enters New England shaping social and political life
Coffee arrived in the New England colonies around 1800 and within 130 years coffeehouses became hubs for social gathering, merchant trade, and political meetings.
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New England
Watermelon and Cantaloupe Social at Carroll Manor Grange
Carroll Manor Grange held a Monday evening social at the Merr Adams home. Juvenile craft contest judged by Mrs. De Rose and Mrs. Remshers. winners advance to Pomona contest in Middletown Saturday. Lunch planning by Charlotte Fry and others. August El tour on artificial breeding noted. Remsbergs and Cissels recognized for Pomona Youth Camp wrap up at Rocks. Chester Cissel announced Grange officers on September 5 at 8 p.m.
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Grange Hall
Willie Remsberg
Mary Alice Cissel
Charlone Remsberg
Rachel Remsberg
Pomona Grange
Rocks
Chester Cissel
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