Hurricane Connie Tracks North as Coastlines Brace
Hurricane Connie moved along the coast with unknown future course as weather crews tracked its eye. Navy craft and Hurricane hunter planes monitored the storm while officials warned of dangerous tides and high winds from Cape Lookout to Block Island.
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Steel Producers Cutting Orders Slow Steel Demand
Steel producers hike production cuts under heavy blue pencil control as demand remains strong. Industry weekly Tran Age notes mills struggle with pace and customer relations during a sustained run market, with incoming orders 10 to 15 percent above activity.
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New York
Tran Age
National Metalworking Weekly
the Weekly
Tron Age
Reserve Program Changes Planned
Eisenhower says he will ask Congress early next year to make major changes in the new military reserve program signed into law yesterday. He calls the measure a result of three months of wrangling but says it will strengthen the reserve structure despite falling short of his full recommendation. Paired pups and twins at Roosevelt School in Kearny New Jersey are noted in a classroom feature.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Hastings inn hangs portrait sign in famous names circle
An innkeeper in Hastings, Sussex, posts a sign bearing a smiling G.I. portrait as the registered name of his establishment. The piece notes Britain’s long use of monarchs and national heroes on signs, listing examples such as King Alfred, the Duke of Wellington, and Lord Palmerston.
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Sussex County
G.I
America
Alefred
Duke of Wellington
Lord Palmerston
44 Go Home To Beat Reds
Forty four Detroiters arrived in New York en route to a battle of ballots against Communists who control San Marino the tiniest republic in Europe. The Reds won control by a 120 margin in 1951 by bringing in citizens from Italy France and Belgium. The anti communists sent a representative to urge San Marino citizens here to vote against the Reds.
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INS
New ‘York
San Marind
Europe
Motor City
Reds
San Marino
Italy
France
Belgium
United States
Teenagers Busted After Drive-In Plan Goes Wrong
Police quick to the scene after a caller reported a bloody leg protruding from a car trunk. Officers found three youths hiding inside the trunk eating hot dogs dripping with cat soup, attempting to save entry to a drive-in theater.
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Bismarck, S. D
High Newfoundland High Pressure Affects 1955 Hurricane Outlook
Weather analysis notes a persistent high pressure off Newfoundland distorting Atlantic polar air flow. The pattern may have kept hurricanes from bending east toward the coast last year, with uncertainty about effects on Connie and future storms. National Geographic cites town names including Arabia and Bavaria.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
United States
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Connie
Weather ‘Bureau
Carolinas
Ilnois
Russia May Lift News Censorship in Soviet Press
Reports from Moscow indicate the Soviet Union may ease or lift censorship of foreign dispatches. Diplomats say an announcement could come this week after recent steps allowing uncensored telephone dispatches and bringing interpreters into the press galleries during the Supreme Soviet session.
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Supreme Soviet
Parliament
Danger at the curb Grand Island Neb
Vernon Miller family in Grand Island report two hit-and-run crashes in one night. Their pickup was damaged while parked, then the family car was struck after they returned home. Police urge witnesses to come forward with details.
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Vernon Millers
Millers
Baruch Urges Soviet Atom Control Through Inspectable System
New York. Bernard M Baruch, age 85, appealed to the new Russian leader to reach a workable agreement with the West on nuclear weapon control. He urged a foolproof inspection system as basis for lasting peace, warning that delay makes armament harder to curb.
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Bernard M. Baruch
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Usn
Soviet Union
CBS
Baruchi
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