All 24 airmen survive North Africa C-119 crash
In a U S Air Force report the 24 crew members aboard a C119 Flying Boxcar survived a crash in the North African desert after bailing out or being evacuated. Initial reports had 21 rescued near the wreckage and airlifted to Wheelus Air Base Hospital near Tripoli, with three later found and also flown to safety. Pilot was Capt. James Shalty.
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U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Bec
Heliecopter
Wheelus Air Base
Tripoli
Wheelus
Udine
Italy
Wheelus Bose
James Shalty
Dulles warns on POWs as plan for retaliation voiced
News dispatch summarizes Secretary Dulles in Honolulu after Korea talks with President Eisenhower and Song Ian Rhee. He signals possible reciprocal measures if Cold War POWs are withheld, citing a full report of talks with Rhee and a communique promising not to upset the armistice.
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Denver
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Elsenehower
Honolulu
South Korea
Republic
Songhian Rhee
Mark Ken
Department OF Pubti
Bemghant
Pal Vores
Frank Cuse
Syracuse
Jackson
Air Force
Demitrousa Ren
S. McBride
Wheelus
Nedy
Sophia Kyriakon
Cother
Harmon
Irving Ay
Maxwell Taylor
Angelica ‘Kyriakon
Theo Height
Quanej
Elphth
Korea
Dora
Alster
Zachery Kennedy
Mark
Rhee
Nestyewon
Weekend Storm Ravages Syracuse and Ontario County
Heavy weekend storms lashed the city and area, toppling power lines and damaging streets. The blast disrupted trade in Syracuse, battered rural towns, and disrupted the Ontario County Fair as crews worked to mop up the damage.
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Wits
Syracuse
van Burenst
Renwick
Herald-Journal
Binghamton
Preas
Ontario County
Rhee calls for buildup amid Korea unity push
South Korea's President Rhee said the army could resume offensives if needed and urged a political conference to unify Korea within 90 days. He claimed the United Nations including the United States would join in any renewed effort if Communist forces attack.
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SFOUL
Synnman Rhee
South Korea
Korea
South
Mintans
United Nations
Martin to Rate Congress on TV
House Speaker Joseph Martin of Massachusetts will appear on an ABC television program to appraise the 83d Congress. The live telecast follows a show filmed after adjournment, airing at 10 P.M. tonight with a 19 P.M. start reported in the local press.
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Martin
Congress
Washington
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
Lemaire
Quake Hits Ithaca Signals Hazards Clear Path to Truce
The panmunjom talks focused on moving hazards from the militarized zone. UN observers and negotiators discussed mapping and verification, while reports from the tremor area cited casualties and collapsed structures.
Perseid meteor shower lights up northern sky tonight
The planetarium notes a meteor shower peaking after midnight with up to forty to fifty meteors per hour. Best viewing away from bright city lights, near the constellation Perseus as seen in the northern sky.
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Pa York
Washington
U—Secretary
Labor Durkin
Planetarium
Union
Peter
Perseus
Fragmentary 1940s political note on public policy and unity
A garbled OCR fragment describes factions attacking social welfare programs and public power development. It mentions leaders and a gathering of individuals including names like John and Patrick, referencing Eisenhower era politics and a temporary act of unity among allies.
Untitled fragment hints at political figures and events
Fragmentary text mentions Omar Aradley and Marga Oris with references to politics and entertainment. Details are unclear, but readers are alerted to possible political and social topics trending around a newspaper page.
Ex-Bookkeeper Heads Airline in NYC Leadership Change
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker announced Thomas F Armstrong, once apprentice bookkeeper in 1928, has been elected to succeed as president of Eastern Air Lines. Directors tapped a team of younger executives to steer rapid expansion and prepare for a new era of operations.
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New York
INL
Eddie Rickenbacker
Spialeman
Teers
Eastern Air Line
Thomas F. Armstrong
Anfce
Barts
Ems
Wannportanen
Tom Prem Abeal
Jon Foster Wins 1953 Syracuse Derby Title Amid Rain
Jonathan Foster, the 1953 Syracuse champion, wins the All American Seay Box Derby in Akron amid rain and crowd of about 63 000 at the city derby. Freddies Mohitz places fourth. Los Angeles entries show strong finishes as the event concludes after delays.
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Akron
Ohio
Syracuse
Idsyrar
Jonathan Foster
Leo
Freddy
Por
Mohitz
Hin
Jon
Los Angeles
Calif
Annex
Becaus
Colume
Cameraman Noel Reunited With Wife After Separation
Associated Press photographer Frank Noel and his wife Evelyn were reunited today after a three year and one month split. Noel spent 32 months in prison stockade and 42 days in solitary confinement before his return from Korea where she was released yesterday. Tears filled Noel’s eyes as he embraced Toots, and he declared their reunion with a brisk, hopeful kiss.
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Toryo
Frank Noel
Evelyn
Noel
Hed
Stockader
Pappy
Air Es
Korea
Britain to Seek Red China in UN
Britain will press for Red China to be admitted to the United Nations if the Korean Peace Conference succeeds. Cabinet directed Selwyn Lloyd to explain Britain’s position to the United States as he heads to New York for the UN special assembly on Korea next week.
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London
Britain
United States
China
United Nations
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
New York
UN Special Assembly
Korea
Egypt seizes 60 red spreaders in large raids
In a major action Egypt siezed 60 red spreaders amid charges of spreading extremist propaganda. Col Gamal Abdel Nasser and Interior minister Abdel Nakeer cited police raids across districts recovering devices and related items. The interview outlined the government move as a broad crackdown.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdel Nakeer
Untitled fragment yields missing context and quotes
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial humor lines and garbled phrases. No clear人物, place, or event. cannot identify a coherent news item or outcome from the readable content.
Fulton POWs Free Amid War Reporting Row
Pulaski soldier Richard P. Cobb 23 denounced London Daily Worker correspondent Alan Winnington and Paris Humanite writer Wilfred Burchett as he and Sgt. Herbert A. Stiller 27 of Pulaski RD were freed from a Korean prisoner of war camp. Cobb and Stiller expressed anger at Winnington and Burchett, while local reactions urged retaliation. Concluded on Page 6, Column 1.
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Fulton
War Exchange
Dhee Aart
Corp
Richard P. Cobb
Alan Winnington
Efemingie Iisuer
Londom Daily
Herbert A. Stiller
Pulaski RD
Cole
Whutington
Mott
The
Gis
Elwood Graham
Flelisborough
NW. 1
Population of the United States tops 160 million
The U S population reached 160000100 at 21 02 am today per the commerce department population clock. The vast figure rose by one person every 12 seconds as officials and reporters observed. The 20 foot clock shows births every eight seconds deaths every 21 seconds and immigrants every 2 minutes while emigrants occur every 17 minutes.
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Washington UD
United States
Comberee Tment
Commerce Department
Department
Cena Bureau
Menwce
Census Bureau
Teromlom
Jadder
Brere Cove
French Unions Decide on Strike After Cabinet Reforms
French unions meet to decide on launching a strike campaign against the government after Premier Joseph Lan pants cabinet seeks emergency steps to revive the economy. Reforms faced unpopularity, prompting union skepticism and renewed labor action prospects.
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FARIS
France
Gov
Joseph Lan
Manlius Mother Rescues Drowning Child From Creek
A Manlius mother, Nira Bergstrom, rushed into Limestone Creek to save her daughter Mary Bergstrom who had swept a quarter mile downstream in the raging water. Fire volunteers reached the scene within minutes near their home on Wheaston Street as the child was rescued and treated by attendants.
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Limestone Creek
Charlotte Bermtromy
Ehalatee
Mary
Nira Berestrom
Bergstrom
Willem Bergstrom
Manios
Wheistone Og
Ana Pauker Still Alive in Bucharest Denial Issued
Romanian government spokesman called reports that Ana Pauker, former foreign minister purged last year, were fantasy. He said Pauker is in Bucharest and no longer a government member. The report of her fate followed rumors tied to charges of rightist deviation and aristocratic living.
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Bucharest
Romania
UPI
Ana Pasiker
Ana Pauker
Spoliesman
Aone
Richtist
Jeftiet
More Americans Freed In Pact Prisoner Exchange At Tokyo
Teen Americans departed Tokyo by plane for the United States after months in North Korean camps. About 1,200 U.S. Marines also aboard the Inchon transfer, part of a massive exchange of over 19,000. The airborne flotilla likely to land at Travis Air Force Base Tuesday noon, then proceed toward Seattle or San Francisco. Panmunjom mood mixed with pride and sorrow as both sides noted grim fates of POWs and the first day with more non-Koreans than ROKs released.
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Panmunjom
Tokyo
United States
Inchon Harbor
U. S
Nelson M. Walker
Air Force
Eachange
Haneda Aiport
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Pacific
Seattle
San Franccisco
U.S
Turkish WWII pilot urges equal air chances for women
In York dispatch Mme Gokcen, 42, Turkeys only female jet fighter instructor and wartime pioneer, argues Western powers should train more women for air combat. She cites quick thinking and precision as assets, praising modern fighter balance while noting casualties in Korea as context for expanding women’s roles.
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INS
Sabiba Gokeen
Wamtington UD
Mme
Gokcen
Kemal Ataturk
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