Crippled Pan Am 707 Lands After Gear Failure
A Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 with 102 aboard completed an emergency landing at Idlewild after its left wing gear failed on takeoff from Saturday night. Pilot Captain Edward Sommers guided the crippled jet to a safe ground landing as fire crews deployed foam and spectators crowded the field. Two wheels were missing, but all passengers survived with minor injuries to four. The incident prompted investigations by government agencies and remarks from passengers including Theordor Preminger.
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New York
Europe
Edward Sommers
Prandfaiwer
Brookside
N.J2
Pan American World Airways
Sommers Shen
Secon
Ouo Preminger
London
Idlewild
Jamaica Bay
Atlantic
Sommers
Feild Remat
Pittsburga
Ose
Chicago
Glenene
Tii
Becker
Runwa
Kioseff Wilson Ceremony At Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Margaret A. Wilson and Donald D. Kioseff wed at Calvary Methodist Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev E William Hail. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with pearl accents. matron of honor wore nylon lace. best man was David Baylor. Reception followed in parish hall with flowers, cake, and music from Mrs John Felton. The couple will reside at 331 Glen Flora Avenue, Waukegan Illinois.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret A. Wilson
Donald D. Kioseffi
Miss Wilson
Louis T. Wilson
Sherman Avenue
Mr. Kioseff
Hazel Kioseff
Wall
B. J. Hioself
E. William Hail
Coublering Ceremo
Paul E. Shobe
Shobe
Kioseff
David Baylor
Harry Hui James T. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Garden Flowers
Charles Hereth
Doris
Jeanne Oe Peaux
Ronald Nikirk
Evelyn Zigler
Williamsburg
Skyline Drive
Gien Flora Avenue
Waukegan
Frederi School
Fort Delfrada Airs
Hazel
Jancis Scott Key Hotel
Local RFD and residents list fragment
Fragmentary notice lists residents by locations such as Germanytown Union due Thurmont Mor and nearby towns with several names including Marty abeth Sager Nancy Mildred Wolfe Joseph Rich rovia Roger Lee wurmont Carol Anne Fosse Lou Leishear Janice Lee Cees Barbara Anne ae axyior and Jerry f RPO i Gaithersbere.
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RFD
Germanytown
Marty Abeth Sager
Union Due
Nancy Mildred Wolfe
Lawrence White
Barnesville
Joseph Richrovia
Roger Lee
Unclear OCR fragment hints at place names and cryptic notes
Fragmentary text references multiple place names and cryptic phrases about a detour and a sea expression. No clear event or identities present to form a coherent news item.
May Tighten Regulations For Hauling
Washington AP reports freight of highly explosive and inflammable goods moves nationwide under strict safety rules yet four major accidents in eight months killed 45 and injured 250. Congress may seek tighter regulations as investigations point to human error or unforeseen factors. Incidents involved propane, butane and propylene across rail and road. notable events occurred in Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Meldrim Georgia Brownfield Texas and Monroe Louisiana. The Missouri River is 2700 miles long.
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Washington
Congress
Schuylkill Haven
Oxzeechee River
Meldrim
Brownfield
Tex
Monroe
Punny ditties and stray facts from a cluttered column
A column collects light humor and stray notes on daily life. It mentions Waner Hershey recognition, a surprise award to Mr Roberts, a habit of late appointments, dieting via hot baths claiming 370 baths to shed a pound, safety on the job, disc jockey Martin Black with 400000 records, a pastry pun about Edith, a joke about marriage rituals in Sweden, and a Conrad quote about humanity and mercy.
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Br Waner Hershey
Mr. Roberts
Iure
Ben Ari Institute
Martin Black
Empire State Building
Arthur Murray
Edith
Sweden
Joseph Conrad
Boyle Column 3y Hal Boyle NEW YORK AP
A column insight notes mail reveals long days, each 24 hour day lengthened by one hundred thousandth of a second. Mentions de Gaulle’s cadet nickname the Asparagus, Stradivarius violins once sold for 10 pounds, now valued at 20 000. States adultery is the only ground for divorce in every state. Ends with a quip about opinion and lumber usage.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Charles de Gaulle
France
S Cyr
West Point
Antonio Stradivarius
London
Bertrand Russell
Odd facts and figures mix in curious historical snippets
A garbled excerpt blends statistics about wealth and age with sensational curiosities. It mentions Americans over 40 with paid assets and contrasts baby weights, cites a record largest birth from 1879, and notes a law requiring physicians to accept new patients. It also lightly praises Eleanor Roosevelt for her rarity among women.
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U.S
Anna Ba
Zinch
Nova Sco
Eleanor Roosevelt
Penicillin Output Growth Worldwide
World production of penicillin barely treated 400 patients until spring 1943 and by 1957 reached enough to treat 3500 million patients.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
State Armory
Frederick
Louwanda Far Lloyd
Fred Ragnar Gustafson
Melvin Douglas Foa
East Church Street
Rupert John Taylor
Joan Clare Blue
Stewart Manor
Harold Padgett Payne
Calvin Harry Bhue
Betty Ruth Grossnickle
Ravida Octavia Burnett
West
Meredith Elise Hendrickson
Pinewood
Lorraine Miss
Margaret Remina Carey
Dulaney Avenue
Gay Madeline Houser
RED
Williamsport
Clair Silvester Topper
Faid
Jov Annette Linthicum
Dayton
Francis Char
Emmitsburg
Vincent Joseph D'Amico
Marie Bucci Ivamico
Germantown
Holland Ebmit
Knoxville
Olen
Middletoun
Cramer
West River
Derahs
Rebecca Allen
Theodore Low
Kioseff-Wilson
Donald D. Kioseff
Aine Ray
Lloyd Vernon Bryan
Damascus
Bonnie Lee Red
Wil Donna Ja Bucker
Easterdaamsport
Eximen
Naat Lara
Market St
W. Patrick
Foples ' Drug Stores
Missouri River
Maurice A. Spalding
Gaithersburg
Daniel C. Robertson
Boyle
Dancing
S.C
Park Brunswick, Md
Woody Free
Johnny Norris
Pontiac
Vauxhall
Goodwill
RENN
Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth Street
Breyers
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