Big 3 May Agree to Moscow Plan
Secretary of State Dulles said preparatory talks toward a summit may start within days as extensive groundwork is needed for a meaningful meeting. He suggested ambassadors level talks in Moscow could begin Thursday, with NATO ally pressure for broader discussions than Moscow proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 3
Moscow
Washington
State Dulles
Dulles
International Press Institute
Paris
North Atantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Sputnik IIs Orbits End and Rockets Fall Short
Cambridge reports scientists confirm Sputnik I appears to have broken up over the West Indies Sunday night. Denver radar sightings suggested the rocket would have completed another pass, but no further signals emerged. Moonwatch teams and Stanford radar failed to detect flight after 10:12 p m Sunday as experts labeled the Soviet moon mission down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
West Indies
Trey
Denver
Cole
John Whith
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
West Coast
West
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Ohio University Panty Raid Halted by Gas Riot
A Sun Sunday night student demonstration at Ohio University in Athens was broken up after police used tear gas at the campus gate. About 30 students were jailed and others charged with disorderly conduct or resisting arrest as officials sought to restore order amid projectiles and an orange throwing clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens,ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Highway Patrol
Norma van Nest
Eee
van Nest
Athens City
Gun Blasts Peril 300 at Prayer in Harlem Church
In Harlem at Monumental Baptist Church an ex pastor, Rev Moody Dunning, 34, fired two shotguns during Sunday worship after entering with a loaded revolver. Police say pellets sprayed walls and a glass fragment cut Dunning’s arm. An off duty officer detained him. Dunning charged with felonious assault and illegal weapons possession. The church’s current pastor, Rev Nelson, says the congregation split from Dunning three years earlier. he received a $15,000 settlement but remained bitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Moody Dunning
Dunning
Joseph Ribinson
Monumental Baptist Church
Nelson
Dukes
Duses
Where to Find It Polls Highlight Voters’ Economic Focus
A newspaper note lists sections and page numbers for topics on unemployment and recession, noting how returning lawmakers across parties cite these issues. The jumble guides readers to A-2 A-11 B-1 B-9 and other pages for features on Hal Boyle, Beach Gambing, sports, comics, and various notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Beach Gambing
Hal Boyle
Baltorini
Vital Statistica
Wilson
Woron
Ike Kicks Off 58 Baseball With Fast Pitches
President Eisenhower threw two ceremonial first pitches to open the 1938 season in Washington. Both overhand tosses sailed into a cluster of Senators and Red Sox players, one snagged by Whitey Herzog and the other caromed into hands as 27,000 fans watched a sunny 69 degree opener between the Red Sox and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Washington] Senators
Boston Red Sox
Whitey Herzog
Jimmy Ryan
FBI
Red Sox
Women driver claims praised by Maine student Patricia Ledger
A Portland Maine teenager Patricia Ledger 19 told a male congressional committee that a woman driver is a better driver in every possible aspect. The Howse commerce subcommittee on driving safely offered no conclusion on her assertion after her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howse Commerce
Patricia Ledger
Portland
Maine
L. B. Pilot and three others die in C133 crash
A Long Beach Air Force pilot Captain Reymond R. Bern and three fellow airmen died when a Douglas C133 cargo jet crashed near Georgetown Delaware during a training flight ten minutes after takeoff from Dover Air Force Base. Co-pilot 1st Lt. Herbert T. Palisch, Sgt. Marvin Aust, and T. Sgt. Edward L. McKinley also perished. The large four-engine craft reportedly plummeted after an attempt to pull up, missing witnesses’ blinds and flaming in Ellendale State forest. Separate crashes the same day killed three at Mefford Air Force Base in Washington and another pilot near Blanchard Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Air Force
Georgetown
Del
Raymond R. Bern
Long Beach Air Force
Dover Air Force Base
Reymond R. Bern
Dorothy M
Albert Bern
Herbert T. Palisch
St. Louis
Marvin Aust
Hays, Kan
Edward L.mckinley
Meridian
Miss
Roberts
Air Ala
Medford Air Force Base
Wash
Wayne F. Reed Jr
Tacoma
Cyril E. Walmsley
Shelton
Roy E. Craft
Blanchard
Okla
Richard L. Glassberg
New Rochelle
Eisenhower to Speak on Nation's Economy in May Address
President Eisenhower will address the nation's economy during the May 20 dinner in New York at the American Management Association Conference on Economic Mobilization. James Hagerty said networks are being informed of the decision to carry the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinglon
Eisenhower
New York
White House
American Management Assh
James C. Hagerty
Netil
Boy Killed by Car on Century Boulevard and McKinley
A 12 year old, Charles Robinson, was struck and killed by a car as he attempted to cross near Century Boulevard and McKinley Avenue. Police said one vehicle stopped while another driver, attempting to pass, struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lus
Angeles
PIA Hitsrun
Charles Robinson
Polite
Century Blvd
McKinley
Local fog and low clouds linger tonight into Tuesday
Weather forecast notes local fog and low clouds overnight with variable high cloudiness. Tuesday should be mostly sunny with continued mild conditions.
Police Jail Four Quell Beach Riot
Haiti envoy Samuel Devieux was shot dead inside the embassy by Andre Toussaint the embassy's first secretary. In Huntington Beach about 2000 bathers faced a hours long disturbance as police tried to quell rioting after a drunk arrest. Sixteen police units and several sheriff and highway patrol units aided the city force amid bottles and cans thrown. Warren Richards was arrested for drunkenness and inciting a riot. Three others jailed. officers from multiple cities assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Samuel Devieux
Andre Toussaint
Huntington Beach
Montebello
Roger Dreyfuss
Devieux
Toussaint
Argus
Warren G. Richards
Whittier
Nicholas J. Baker
Norwalk
Los Angeles
Train hits car kills trio in Vacaville family
A Sacramento area tragedy leaves airman Melwin Glenn Browning 21, his wife Winfred 18, and their 22 month old daughter Christine dead after a Southern Pacific train at 73 mph collides with their car. Engineer L J Clark says no chance to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacaville
Cabt
Southern Pacific Railroad
L. J. Clark
Sacramento
Oakland
Melwin Glenn Browning
Travis Air Force Base
Winfred
Christine
French Army Says It Killed 770 Algerian Rebels
The French army announced that last week it killed 770 Algerian rebels including 200 in weekend fighting and intercepted rebel units attempting to cross into Algeria from Tunisia. It claimed 83 percent of their strength was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Algiers
Tuxaisia
Vandalism Follows Judgment Sale In Indiana
Two Purdue students Esche bought a widow’s Evansville home at sheriff sale for 156 dollars face vandalism as rocks were hurled through two large windows while they were away. Esche later announced intent to sell back the three homes to their former owners. the widow’s sale to the widow was halted by county sheriff payment to stop the back tax sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Morris Esche
Purdue University
Evansville
Esches
Esche
Fuaneta
Malin
Frank McDonald
Vanderburgh County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Page AG
HST
Ayigglaigd Press
Ephote
Harry
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
House Banking and Currency Committee
Treman
Sputnik I
Ohio
University
Brazil
Ike
U. S
Soraya
Genoa
Italy
Iran
Bijan
L. B
Schenck
AtHasencces
Quell Beach
Haiti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!