Survivors' Families Rejoice After 23 Die In DC-3 Crash
A DC-3 charter crashed into the Monongahela River near Pittsburgh just before landing, killing 9 soldiers and the pilot. Of 14 survivors from the Far West, 12 were hospitalized then released or en route home, with four crew members among the injured. The Civil Aeronautics Authority opened an inquiry into fuel levels at cause.
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Monongahela River
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Allegheny County
Far West
Pittsburgh
Joseph Greknowicz
Seattle
Wash
Clarence Chapman
Tacoma
Charles Carter
Robert Walker
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Tony Tollimark
Eugene
Ore
Corp
James Everly
Lakewood
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Chapman
Newark
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CAA
Enamel Finish for Plywood Walls in Home Repairs
A practical method for a smooth enamel finish on fir plywood walls uses unbleached muslin as a underlayment. Prime with oil paint, fill cracks, then apply muslin with wallpaper paste, butt joints, and glue size before enamel coats. An alternative involves primer and undercoater with sanding between coats.
Sissy carving expert touts Turkey for men and wives
Washington based expert Harlan Loy Shrader senior extension poultry husbandman of the Federal Extension Service says men should carve the turkey not their wives. He describes prep steps from trussing to precise slicing and notes the prized oyst ers on the turkey back.
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Harlan Loy Shrader
Federal Extension Service
Shrader
Complete Surprise Baby Born At Lansing Home
A five pound eight ounce boy was born yesterday to Martha Johnson in Lansing, a birth she said she did not expect. Dr. Frank Bevis aided the delivery at home while Miles Johnson, a Weather Bureau employee, reported both mother and infant are healthy and the baby is at Edward W Sparrow Hospital. The couple also has a 13 year old son.
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Lansing
Mich
Martha Johnson
Miles
U.S. Weather Bureau
East Lansing
Frank L. Bevis
Lansing Edward W. Sparrow Hospital
Johnson
Bevis
Harriman appoints four more including consumer counselor
New York Governor elect Averell Harriman adds four appointees, naming Dr Persia Campbell economics professor at Queens College to advise on consumer issues, George A Mooney as superintendent of banks, Charles W Halloran as deputy industrial commissioner, and Herbert B Evans as confidential law assistant. He comments on the Civil Service budget freeze and notes limited elbow room in the coming 1955-56 plan as Dewey aides discuss final budget decisions.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Persia Campbell
Flushing
Queens
Queens College
George A. Mooney
The
New York Times
Charles W. Halloran
Buffalo
Buffalo Federation of Labor
Herbert B. Evans
New York City
State Civil Service Commission
Harriman Sal
Commission
Thomas E. Dewey
Identical Twin Brothers Undergo Kidney Transplant
Ronald Herrick donated a kidney to his identical twin Richard Herrick in a five hour operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. Surgeons say it is the first kidney transplant between identical twins and the brothers, aged 23, are in satisfactory condition.
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Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Ronald Herrick
Richard
Coast
Ronald
Worcester State Teachers College
Nice of Him To Remember
Albany report recalls a 1960 wallet theft on New Year’s Eve in which Edward Nugent was robbed of $60. Four years later he found $50 in an envelope with a note reading this is an old debt, and Nugent suspects one of the thieves sent the money as a gesture.
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Albany
Edward Nugent
Nugent
Navy Honors Pappy Noel with Bronze Star Medal
The Navy awarded the Bronze Star to Frank Noel known as Pappy Noel for aiding a Marine unit and sustaining morale among U S prisoners of war while captured on November 29, 1950. Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas will present the medal at a later date.
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Washington
Navy
Frank
Pappy
Noel
Associated Press
London
Alfred
David Leslie Jones
Jones
Charles Thomas
U.S
Navy award cites Marine bravely aiding wounded under fire
The Navy commends a Marine who fearlessly exposed himself to intense enemy fire to move wounded Marines to safety and to obtain urgently needed ammunition. The action occurred during combat operations, illustrating conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty in the face of hostile fire.
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Navy
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