Seven Survivors From Lost Plane Reach McChord After Ocean Crash
Survivors of a Korean air crash off Canada’s west coast told of clinging to the wreckage in 90 minutes of icy seas. Of 43 aboard, seven survived. 26 drowned as high waves swept them from the half-submerged hull. The crash occurred near Sandspit in the Queen Charlotte Islands while inbound from Japan. Eight bodies were recovered as rescue continued.
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Canada
Iew
North Pacific
Sandspit
Queen Charlotte Islands
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Japan
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Demetris
Apostilon
Hinton
W. Va
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H. D. Maynard
Spruce Pine
Ala
Jane Cheadle
Seattle
Helena
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McKeldin to Confer With Republicans in Annapolis
In Annapolis on January 20, Governor Theodore McKeldin will meet with 11 senators and 85 delegates to discuss plans for the February legislative session. The potential caucus may shape who leads GOP strategy on the floor and may address teacher salaries, vetoes, and a proposed 18 percent tax cut for 1951 income.
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McKeldin
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Not To Withdraw Red China Recognition
Britain has no plan to withdraw recognition of Communist China in the near future. Sources say Churchill’s talk with Truman moved far eastern policy closer to the United States, with American understanding of Britain’s stance on Peiping. The two-year-old recognition remains, and there is no sign of immediate diplomatic normalcy. The impasse is seen as event-driven rather than policy-driven.
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Hadorke and Snyder retire $10,000 final federal stock payment
Frederick Production Credit Association president L Hoke and secretary treasurer J Herbert Snyder announced the final payment on federal stock, retired at the annual meeting. Hoke noted the aim to help establish lasting world peace, while reflecting on the breakfast timing and awaiting fuller discussion.
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Kefauver may seek Democratic presidential nomination
Mrs. Estes Kefauver said she and Senator Kefauver discussed the possibility of a bid for the White House. He plans to announce his position around Feb 1, and she noted their children have thoughts about life in the White House. She also said the role of First Lady carries great responsibility.
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Estes Kefauver
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Hazel Markel
Relief From Hot Flashes With Lydia Pinkham Remedy
An old advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets relieve hot flashes and nervous mid life discomfort in 63 to 80 percent of women tested. It touts modern action, added iron tablets, and notes relief from menstrual pains by acting on the sympathetic nervous system.
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British troops clear Arab section after nun slaying in Ismailia
In Ismailia Egypt hundreds of Egyptian families flee as British Tommies with tanks clear a large Arab district after the slaying of Sister Brigitte Ann Timbers 42 of Bronx New York. Gen Sir George Erskine calls the act an atrocity by terrorists and vows to seize more of the town. Cairo reports say 1 British and 20 Egyptians wounded with 41 suspects arrested.
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Brigitte Ann Timbers
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Peekskill, N. Y
Nun Shot Near Ismailia Convent Amid Bomb Attack
A Catholic nun, long serving in Egypt since 1947, was shot dead as she stood outside Saint Vincent De Paul convent near Ismailia while British tanks were arriving. The embassy in Paris and US officials are seeking facts and actions. A frantic call to Lady Erskine was reported minutes earlier.
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Ellie Johnson
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Sister Anthony Death and Hellfire Exchange Reported
The article recounts an armed confrontation as arriving tanks approached and Sister Catherine discovered Sister Anthony slain at the foot of the side porch. Reporters quote overheard voices in the garden claiming the killing was underway and then done. The mother superior notes the sister supported the British, but eyewitness details remain uncertain about who fired the fatal shot. A tavern owner, Lindon Brangle, faced two charges in Ellicott City court for beating his wife.
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Joseph
Earler
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Christmas Day domestic case yields fine on beating
Judge James Clark fined a wife beater $250 for striking a police officer and $10 for the wife beating charge. The incident included a controversial remark by the judge as Mrs. Brengle testified. WILL MEET TUESDAY Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club groups will gather Tuesday with hostesses announced for afternoon and evening meetings.
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Chacup
Newcombers’ Club
E. Wayne Michael
Watkins Acres
Edward B Seligmann
Lee Place
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