Connie Hurricane Looms Off Carolina Coast
News note warns of Connie, a major hurricane heading toward the Carolinas with potential inland reach. The article cites shifting Atlantic tracks, recent storms across the middle Atlantic and northeast coasts, and discussions by Weather Bureau scientists led by Jerome Namias about distorted East weather forces.
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New York
Toronto
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Troops Repel Third Attempted Storm of Wolmi Island
U S troops using tear gas and gas guns repelled a third storming attempt by about three hundred Korean demonstrators on Wolmi Island near Inchon. Reports say twenty two Americans and eighty Koreans injured, with protests differing across ports Kunsan Pusan Kangnung and Taegu showing milder activity.
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Wolmi Island
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South Korea
Inchon
Kunsan
Pusan
Kangnung
Taegu
Korea
Liverpool Boy Struck By Car In Buckley Road Crash
A seven year old boy Christian Spies Jr of Morgan Road Liverpool was critically injured when hit by a car on Buckley Road near Morgan Road in Liverpool. EMS said the accident happened about 12 35 p m and he was transported to St Josephs Hospital with multiple injuries.
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Morgan Rd
Christian Spies, Jr
Morgan. Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Peaceful uses of Atomic power and Geneva talks
Editorial preview highlights to open the atomic era and ease global barriers. Marquis Childson discusses how the Geneva conference may reduce fear and nation against nation tensions. Additional notes point to Amusements, Financial, Classifieds, Sports and other regular features across pages.
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Iy Life
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Dulles appeals for restraint in Korea amid truce tensions
Secretary Dulles urged South Korea to protect truce teams amid protests and violence. He said the United States will uphold its duty to shield truce participants including Czech and Polish nationals from danger. Dulles rejected unification by force and warned atomic war would devastate any path to unity.
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Syngman
Rhee
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Mmembers
Korea
Central New York Fair Queen semi_finalists named
Thirty seven contest entrants were chosen as regional state fair queen semi_finalists after hours of viewing and interviewing about 250 contestants at Hotel Syracuse. They will return tomorrow for judging at 8 pm in Parlor E to select eight finalists for Friday's regional finals.
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New York
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Central
Miss Donlon Sworn In as U S Customs Court Judge
Miss Mary H Donlon, longtime chair of New York State Workmen's Compensation Board, is sworn in as a judge of the U S Customs Court. She becomes the first woman named to a federal bench by President Eisenhower and will earn 23500 dollars yearly for life.
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Mary H.donlon
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Workmen's Compensaton Board
U. S.customs Court
Eisenhower
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Man Lands from Factory Roof in Bayonne Escape
James O'Neil of Jersey City fell from the Maidenform brassiere factory rooftop in Bayonne New Jersey but escaped injury. He survived the fall Tuesday, landing safely in a pile, according to local authorities and witnesses.
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N.J
James O'Neil
Jersey City
Chananse
Pe Sce
O'Neil
Williams calls Eisenhower an old man at Governors' Conference
Gov. G. Mennen Williams described President Eisenhower as an old man who may not seek a second term but could be pressured by Republicans into running in 1956. Williams left open his own nomination and warned that many events could unfold before next year’s party conventions.
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Chicago
G. Mennen Williams
Eisenhower
Williams
Tragedy on Greene Farm As 15-Year-Old Dies In Tractor Flip
Betty Parks, 15, of Greene, died when a farm tractor she drove on her parents property overturned after striking a tree. Her sister Sheila, 10, escaped injury in the trailer behind. Parents were away. Dr. Roger Williams ruled the death accidental.
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Betty Parks
Sheila
Robert Parks
Roger Williams
Chenango County
Polio Epidemic Expands Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts reports 1038 polio cases this year with 31 deaths. Boston records 19 new cases as statewide totals rise and health officials seek power back up for iron lungs amid storm fears. Nearby states Connecticut Maine New Hampshire also log new cases amid the outbreak.
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Massachusetts Public Health Department
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Braintree
Weymouth
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Maine
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Local builder praises honesty after payroll found in bag
In Johannesburg a man named Karel Reynecke found a local building firm payroll of 7000 in a black bag by the roadside. The firm called him the most honest man they ever met and awarded him a five shilling reward.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Karel Reynecke
Connie Winds Up West to Hit Syracuse With Storm Friday
Forecasters say Connie will push cool air into Central New York bringing showers and possible thunderstorms tonight through Friday. Winds could rise along the Atlantic coast as the mass moves in, with the Air National Guard sending 15 F-84s from Otis AFB to Syracuse to guard against the blow. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a high near 82 and a low around 64 as the front approaches.
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New York
Connie
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Memo to A F J Dear Mr Jones on a Lovely Day
A lighthearted verse urges Mr. Jones to enjoy fine weather and step outside. It contrasts corny weather reports with a sunny day, calling the staff to “do as they damn well please” and celebrate the outdoors.
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Weeks Refuses Access to Dollar-a-Year Adviser Files
Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks denies House investigators access to private salary paid adviser files. Rep. Emanuel Celler warns Walter White may be held in contempt for failing to produce documents. White testifies under subpoena but says he cannot produce the papers as they are not under his control and lie outside the committee’s antitrust focus.
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Sinclair Weeks
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First National and City National Banks Merge in Binghamton
Federal authorities approve the merger of First National Bank and City National Bank of Binghamton. The new institution will operate as First City National Bank of Binghamton, with the merger effective October 3 under Deputy Comptroller of Currency approval.
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Barnfolds Kill Man with Timber Collapse
Walter R. Houlton, 48, was killed yesterday when timbers collapsed at an ald barn. He was struck while working, and the accident ended his life. authorities investigated the scene for details and cause.
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Walter R. Houlton
Narte
Aldharn
Retired British Colonels Trade Grim Witty Punchline
A light hearted exchange features two retired British colonels joking about burial. One remark about a wife’s burial leads to a sharp comeback that underscores their dry humor and friendship.
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Algernon
Connie Drives Toward NC Coast as Hurricane Connie Looms
Hurricane Connie nears the Carolina coast with winds near 135 mph and storm surge over two feet. Forecasters warn of hurricane force winds from Charleston to Cape Fear and urge evacuation along vulnerable shores while seas rise and tides climb toward dangerous levels.
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Coast Guard
Seaboard
Morehead City
N.C
Carolina Beach
Wilmington
Charleston
Weather Bureau
Long Island
N. Y
Connie May Upset Talbott's Sendoff
Hurricane Connie threatens to disrupt the Air Force plan to honor retiring Secretary Harold E Talbott with an air salute at Bolling AFB. If the storm remains, the ceremony may switch to a ground show or be postponed to Friday.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold E
Talbott
Atlantic
Fyyover Bolling Air Force Base
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