Lake Ship Sinks with 33 Men Lost in Great Lakes Tragedy
Lake Michigan swells as the freighter Bradley sinks in 68 mile per hour winds. Captain Bryan from Loudonville and 31 crewmen from Rogers City perish. Coast Guard and Sundew search fail to find lifeboats or survivors.
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Philadelphia
Joseph J. Hersth
Roland Brygiass
Bradley
Carl
Quipo
Gull Island
Hersch
Great Lakes
P. Mueller
Christian Sartori
Belugve
Coast Guard
Traverse City
Mich
Smelden
Charlevoix
Lorce
Charlevoix Coast Guard
Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
Mana
Bryan
Loudonville
W.Y
Henry Steinbrenner
Lake Superior
S&l
Council OKs Switch for Juvenile Bureau Debate Persists
Long Beach council debates consolidating the Juvenile Bureau with the Police Department with strong public input. Advocates cite better coordination and mutual respect, while opponents urge careful study and public vote. Speakers urge continued review and involvement of child welfare experts.
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Police Department
Ray Peterson
Long Beach
Charles Davis
White Race Unity Urged Amid Rescue Search in Utah Mountains
Air Force planes scoured the storm swept mountains east of Hill Air Force Base Utah for missing navigator Capt. Ronald Liggett 40 of Indianapolis Indiana after a C115 transport crashed following engine failure last Friday Officials expressed hope the airman could be found alive amid frigid conditions Race relations remarks by Sen Wiley R Wis at Princeton Whig Chosaghie Society drew attention as he warned of consequences if other nations acquire the intercontinental missile The incident was part of a larger search as rescuers battled the cold and rugged terrain
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Ronalt Liggett
Indianapolis
Ind
Bus Dream Kaiser Kin Sets Bay Bridge Plan
Henry P Kaiser IX years old vows to be an engineer and bus driver to force trains off the Bay Bridge amid a family tale of ambition. Henry J. Wiser Sr. notes the Irascible plan as the boy explains his future transport revolutions in a relaxed convention setting.
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Henry
Kaiser UT
Henry J. Wiser Sr
United States Savings and Loan League
Henry J. Kaiser
Dishens
U. S. to Eat More Pay Less in 1959
Washington predicted Americans will eat more and pay less next year as Agriculture Department official Harry Sherr cites higher prosperity in 1959. He notes expectations of larger supplies and lower prices to farmers for hogs and early 1959 poultry products fresh vegetables and potatoes.
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U. S
Washington
U—Americans
Harry Sherr
Agriculture Department
Sherr
Food Prices Steady After Four-Week Rise
New York wholesale food prices held steady this week after a four week rise, Dun and Bradstreet said. The wholesale index stood at 838, up 1 percent from a year ago, reflecting costs for 31 staple foods. Increases in wheat, corn, goats, cocoa, potatoes and lambs were offset by declines in flour, rye, lard, sugar, eggs, steers, and hogs.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Local notices amid audit area circulation details
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice listing addresses and names such as Long Beach Ave and Gln it with Beau Calle Ber Ii Pet 316. Mentions Fer Carrier Dalivery and Magis Gani and references an audit area of circulation with numbers and dates unclear.
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Press-Telearam Emareg
Fen
Loup
Beau
Calle
Ber Ii
Live the Life of Riley at the Huntington Hotel
Hotel advertisement copy details dining and lodging options at Huntington Hotel located at 1250 E Dulal Blvd. Offers rooms and meals with prices including 24.60 per person for meals and 2.45 for breakfast. Mentions contact phone HM 6-6753 and catering to outside public.
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Riley
Huntington Hotel
Bluge Lung
Dulal Blvd
LDG
Ogean
Private Pain
Esa
Tanes
Prrs
Tucker
Virginia
Tim Piso
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Social Welfare Department
William Hartman
Long Beach State College
Pat Ahern
Bureau
lHe
Ahern
Donald A. Loucks
A. C. Geemann
Tang Beach State College
Germann
Loren W. McCannon
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Ton
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Sere Heacock
Paul Heradia
Utah
Seiorn Taha
Princeton
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Vna Sprech
Princeton University
Whig-Chosaghie Society
Beri
Qaung Group
China
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Henry Kaiser
Phoenix
Jay Laton
Larson
Bob Henry
Pelice
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Ifclen Lazzari
Zuni Company
Gotte
Yeges Hail
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Mary Néel
Detroit
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