Tax Cost Held School Factor Tax Cost Held School Factor Aid
George F Oaks Thursday night described the individual taxpayer cost of a new high school as the key issue for the public. He accused the mayor of poor leadership and said the council must study the city’s financial ability to fund the project. He urged space for future costs, estimated a possible $15 per year increase, and pushed the board of public works to refine estimates for using the present high school site or rebuilding. A April 3 election looms with several school building questions on the ballot.
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George F. Oaks
Serianl
Meahlem
Vaewers Seu Maurie
Sharp Crill
Ald. Oaks
Council
Revere
Board of Education
Qaks
Board of
Puide Works
Osis
Edmund J. Puer
Zeiz
Robbers Grab 175000 After Bank Drive-By Captive
In Port Chester New York two robbers held teller Mrs Mary Rostelos captive and forced her to drive them around for five hours early Friday. They seized the janitor at opening time and robbed the vault then loaded the money into Rostelos car. Police trailed the car but the suspects escaped. Officials say the raid involved a haul of about 175000 in cash.
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Port Chester
Mary F. Rossigles
Hegan
Rostelas
Fremesa
Cour Tras Co
Kostels
Oses
Rebber
Jantor
Ungemack
Cis
Washington
Bia
Callec
United States
Gelice
Attsbon
Rasadi
State Department
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Abba Ehaz
Enharmed Physically Ceal to Reporters
A report recounts an incident involving threats and a robbery in White Plains area. Officials discuss a requested sum of 175000 dollars linked to branch security, with the Corn Trust Co named as Westchester County’s largest bank. The Mount Vernon branch drive-by robbery is noted, dated September 24, 1954.
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Ceal
Ponty
Com. Na
White
Corn Trust Co
Westchester County
Ban& Tis
Mount Vernon
Lucy Ponders New Action In School Ouster
New York report states Lucy plans further moves to challenge her removal from a school. The 6 year old Nigerian girl in care of a physician for exhaustion remains pivotal as legal maneuvers unfold. Her lawyer may confer with Miss Lacy before deciding next steps, with Page 2 to follow.
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Lucy
New York
Anthecine Lucy
Todex
Tae
Aasmnen
Wes Ender
Alghemea University
Guess Who Cheevenne Milwerd L Simpsoz Beckms
The text shows garbled OCR about an individual named Milwerd L Simpsoz who arrived at work wearing an AS sign and a 52 badge. Details are unclear due to corruption, but it references a person and an identifiable badge or uniform element.
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Cheevenne
Gsv
Milwerd L. Simpsoz
Beckms
Jordan Ousts Glubb as Head of Arab Legion
London reports Lt. Gen. Sir John Glubb Pasha is dismissed as commander of the II Arab Legion, triggering an emergency cabinet meeting in Britain and shaping a major shift in Middle East influence amid regional tensions and royal celebrations in Jordan.
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Jordan
Glubb
Arab Legion
London
Gee John Glubb Pasha
II Arab Legion
Althony Eden
Middle East
Israel
Ben
Britain
Glubbd
War
Art
Admiralty
Laurence
Arabia
Termine Giudo
Srieed
Kies
Amman
Wildis
Ard
Hussein
Radi “Upaab
Ti Seriou
Asia Minor
Briain
Jonas
Fightag Regioz
R J
Edmix-I
Jerusaler i Meue
Acd
Buitein
Neenah Man Killed in Crash as Two Hurt
A Neenah man was killed and two others injured when a two door car wrecked at the Chapman Avenue intersection near Oshkosh Road. Kenneth Pagel and Gerhardt Hollman, both from New London, were identified among the injured. Pagel’s car struck a pole after crossing Covets Trunk, catching fire and sending the victim to the hospital. funeral plans are incomplete.
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Nearakmasa
Winnebaco
New London
Kenneth & Pagel
Congress St
Neenah
County
Chapman
Chapmen Avenue
Pagel
Fece Hospital Ince
Trea
Kei
Gerhardt Hollman
W. Cook St
Pasels
Sheriif Victor Jorden
Winnebago
Oshkozh
Sof. i
David
Marvin
John
Lele Barth
Milwaukee
Leily Paget
Westgor
Hidden Money in Your Home Ads Boost Cash from Items
Local notice urges readers to clear clutter and exchange unwanted belongings for cash through Person-to-Person ads. Drop by the office or mail the ad with payment. items placed before 9 AM appear the same day.
Landslide in Santos Kills 40 to 50. City Hit Hard
A cloudburst toppled earth on a hill above Santos, Brazil, burying 40 to 50 people and injuring about 100. The city, a major coffee port with 200000 residents, saw homes of workers engulfed by the landslide.
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Brazilien
Rio DE Janeiro
Braz
Santos
State GOP Chiefs Set To File Slate for Wisconsin
President Eisenhower agrees to enter the Wisconsin presidential primary. Wisconsin Republicans plan to file a 30 member delegate slate in his name with the secretary of state. Three Wisconsin representatives flew to Washington to obtain his consent and meet Gov Kohler before filing. The move follows his May renomination plans and comes as party leaders prepare the slate for the state contest.
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Madison
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Washington
Walter Kohler
Hefauver
Chapple
John C. Chepple
Ashlaveda
Iaie
Sem
MeCar Knowlend
Sen
Jenner
Eisenhower Ambitions Rally GOP Confidence in 1952 Bid
Washington reports Republicans urged vigilance as President Eisenhower’s renomination appears assured. Leaders Leonard Heil and F Knowlan forecast strong party unity for expanding GOP gains in Congress. Indiana’s Roy Conrad and Indiana Rep Charles Halleck discussed future ticket positioning while editorialists urged Humphrey for the vicepresidency. GOP managers rely on Ike’s popularity to boost House and Senate chances amid Democratic strength in 1952.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Heil
Senate
F. Knowlan
Ersal
Srtr
Richard M. Vixen
Eisenhow
Alassecau
Erie
Roy Conrad
Indiana
Charles A. Halleck
Cleveland Plax Dealer
The
Treasury
Georges H. Hurmphrer
E. Devere
Spei H
Nixon
Rueslend
Congress
GOP
House
Antoey
Oregon
Two Navy Men Bounced From Blimp In Atlantic Incident
NORFOLK Va two Navy men were bounced out of a blimp when it struck a wave in the Atlantic about 68 miles east of Kitty Hawk North Carolina. J A Iversen aviation electronics technician of Bellevue Washington and Donald R Thorson airman of Harligen Texas were rescued from a life raft and taken to a naval hospital. Medical aides said Iysey apparently were unhurt.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Fire Damages Traphson Damace at Elph Real Thing
Frank Wet Trapiin witnessed a blaze at a local Elph area hotel. Firefighters battled the blaze on the night of the incident. The fire caused significant damage with estimates around six hundred dollars.
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ELPH
Frank
Pravin
Lobbying Quiz Brought to End
Washington report on Senate hearings notes a push to complete inquiry into a 254 campaign contribution. Witness statements indicate that the committee expects to file its report by March 10.
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Washington
Iai
Gearse
George
Setis
Neli Mied
Sen. Case
RSD
Senate
House approves 8.3 billion for U S government functions
Washington report: House Appropriations Committee approves 3.5 billion for health defense labor and veterans as part of a 4, million budget increase over Eisenhower's request. Big rises go to the Voter Administration civil service retirement and disability funds with a 600 million allocation. Civil defense requests are cut and National Security Trading Commission funding is dropped. VA receives 2 million to keep open a Texas hospital. Dr. Paul Dudley White advised heart research funding push.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Paul ‘Dudley White
National Health Institutes
National Security
McHinnes
Tex
Sam Ravyburn
Kefauver To Keep Health Off Campaign Issue
Washington reports Senator Estes Kefauver plans to avoid health as a campaign issue if he secures the Democratic nomination. He would focus on policy rather than Eisenhower’s physical health, countering GOP criticism that Democrats would politicize the President’s health.
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Washington
Sen. Estes
Pera
Eiseshower
Kefauver
Democrats
Essextower
Reasen
Tennessee Secater
Natonel M. Button
Jackar
Nedonel
Fes
Heelin
Stevenson
High Winds Ravage British Isles Across Storms
Severe gales battered the British Isles with wind speeds reported in the low digits as ships damaged. Two deaths were linked to the storm, with the vessel Greenhoven reportedly overturned in the Irish Sea and twenty crew later rescued. Buildings and infrastructure suffered widespread harm.
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London 2
Brisa
Gréenhoven
Enzien
Ruedreds
Mt Etna Eruption Sparks Fearful Lava Advance
A massive eruption on Mt Etna opened a new lava mouth, sending a 500 foot wide lava tide toward orchards and homes. Villagers in Zafferani and nearby towns reported rising anxiety as molten lava moved down the slopes.
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Zafyferan
Mt. Etna
Zafferani
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Teller
U.S
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
University of Alabama
la Guerche Airpont
Alabama
Turgood Marshall
NAACP
Guess
Knowland
William Knowland
Calif
Capitol
Douglas MecAmeur
Chanpiessidi Esserhower
SLATE
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Leonard Hell
Hell
Big
Herter
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