Nurse Held In Abduction Of Baby at Beaumont Hospital
A practical nurse and mother of three, Pauline Marie Schulze, 23, was to be arraigned on kidnapping charges after abducting Carolyn Sue Wharton from East Texas Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. The baby was found unharmed in Houston after police traced Schulze. The mother, Mary Helen Wharton, and father George Wharton learned of the incident from a newspaper, with the baby later named Carolyn Sue.
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Marie Schulze
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Carolyn Leve
Mary Helen Wharton
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Carolyn Sue
George Wharton
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L. A. Toomin
Rail and telephone strikes ripple through Tennessee and the South
Union and company officials and Governor Frank Clement s push for end to widespread rail and telephone walkouts. L and N rail service and its affiliates stall, while 30 000 CIO workers and 15 000 AFL non operators face job suspensions. Coal mines serving the lines shut down as talks resume and violence allegations surface against striking workers.
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FBI Probes Sabotage of Air Force Planes in Birmingham
The FBI investigated deliberate sabotage of aviation control gear at Hayes Aircraft Corp. facilities ahead of takeoff. Hayes president Rowland blamed a labor dispute with the CIO United Workers union, while the union denied any destruction and said it backs action to stop such acts.
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Hayes Aircraf
Hayes Corp
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James A. Robey
Special Ark
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Balmy Spring Arrives With Snow and Gales Threaten
A spring storm sweeps across the central U.S. bringing heavy snow, blizzard winds, and subfreezing temperatures. Nebraska and surrounding states report deaths tied to the weather while other areas face blizzards and disrupted travel. The cold contrasts with forecasts of cherry blossom season in Washington D.C. and the planned festival events.
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Urged to Take Initiative for Big 4 Talks
Georgia Senator and Senate Foreign Relations chair Walter F. George urges President Eisenhower to call a high level conference of leading powers with Russia at earliest practicable date after West Germany rearmament agreements. He backs inclusion of France Britain and Red China and says not to wait for peaceful actions by Russia.
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Stassen Named To Draft Policy On Disarmament
The White House announced Stassen will head a new draft policy on international disarmament and weapons control. He aims to consider new weapons and allied nation arsenals, including A and E bombs, as he crafts a constructive peace strategy with FOA shifting aims. The appointment signals a major shift in U S disarmament efforts and faces Congress scrutiny next month.
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White House
Giant Plane Wreck Near Springfield Port Reported
Survivors recount a crash involving a large plane near Springfield Port. An injured stewardess named B Fi Mares from Cus 2 north of mess reported screams as the injured were pulled from the wreckage and placed into ambulances.
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Eightyearold Scout Saves Cousin From Lagoon
A Cub Scout aged eight rescued his cousin after she fell through thin ice near Bathere Dele School. The children were on the lake shore when the ice gave way and the cousin disappeared beneath the water. The scout held onto debris until help arrived.
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Lagoon
Cub Scouts
Bathere Dele
Scomv Willems
Park
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Barbara Sue Norris
End Xirs
Bruce Zedelif
Vernon& Braz
Performance Of Atomic Sub Amazes Solons
A fragmentary report notes astonishment among lawmakers at a proposed high speed nuclear powered submarine concept. The item hints at a strategic, revolutionary technology and its potential influence on defense and policy debates.
Interior budget slashed by 15.7 million across agencies
Report indicates a 15.7 million cut to the Interior budget affecting agencies as the search for funds continues. Local officials and department heads voice concerns about impacts, with discussions noting procedural steps and anticipated service reductions in the affected areas.
Five inches of new snow hit northwestern Wisconsin
Road conditions were hazardous statewide as five inches of new snow affected the northwestern region. Rain and drizzle persisted in the south with poor visibility, but temperatures stayed above freezing and roads were slippery in parts of the state.
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Madison
Consin
State Minor Vehicle Department
Soviet election shakeup in culture ministry reported
The broadcast said Alexandrov was fired from the Minister of Culture post on the proposal of the Council of the USSR. NAS Rikhadovy, the Soviet ambassador to Poland, was appointed to succeed Alexandrov. The report also notes Air Marshal P. F. Zhinarev and Marewsky details on the Soviet air force leadership.
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Bufired Menandrov
Ministry of Culture
Nas Rikhadovy
Poland
Zhinarev
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Fear Missing Helicopter In Russian Zone
Unclear fragment describes a missing helicopter in a Russian zone and references locations and labor figures. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
Weather summary and river levels report
Northwestern observations note 7:30 a.m. temperature 32 and 36 with overcast. Fox River gauge 37 inches below crest at Menasha dam, up 2 inches since Friday. Buckstaff Observatory records show max 41, min 25. no precipitation. Deficiency for month unspecified, year 11.50 inches.
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Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
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