Passengers On Missing Plane Listed Passengers On Missing Plane Listed
Revised list of aboard the C48 airliner between Pullsbarg and Buffalo shows crew from Miami and a large passenger roster with many Pittsburgh and Florida addresses. Names include J C Webber pilot in command, Gus Athas, HE Rulzedeck, Harris, Pearl Moon, Dolores Harvey, and dozens of travelers such as Betty Albert, Davidarnold, Judy Frankel, Mark Frankell, and John Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pullsbargs
Buffalo
Givi Aeronautics Board
Cope
J. C. Webber
Gus Athas
Rulzedeck
Vieloc Harris
Stewardeses
Pearl Moon Colores Besheary
Dolores Harvey
Miami
Fla
G. Albert
Northwest
Yehat
Betty Albert
David
Arnold
A West
Terrace
ASD
Enna Va
Wiliam Beschos
FairGeld
Youngstown
Irs
Dorothy Berman
Bruce Kingston
Canada
Albert Dichak
Duquesne Av
Canonsburg
J. Frankell
Melvin St
Pittsburgh
Judy Frankel
Mark Frankell
R. A. Geyer
Kooper
Pittzburgh
Roy Hemhill
Ridge
Coraopolis
John Jones
Belmont
Fairmount
W. Va
L. Krol
Lappisard
Audr
Lothport
R. Martin
U. S Marine Corps
Rey West
M. Messerlas
Ladson St
R. H. McLain
Grand St
Morgantown
McLain
Jeffrey Evans
Sidwell Evans
McLains
M. Meyers
Eaton St
Key West
Norchia
Walden St
John Opar
Lowry
Deaners, Pa
Webb
Richard J. Marvin
U. S. Marine Corps
Bulle
Pennsylvania
Humorous Honorable Mentions From Page Two
A collage of quirky quotes and misadventures earns several readers honorable mention. Minnesotan Faith B Fourre recalls misbehaving mosquitoes while Osweld J Epsheim of Hudson Wis and El Morris of San Antonio Tex contribute lighthearted tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osweld J. Epsheim
Hudson
Wis
Arizona
EL. Morris
San Antonio
Tex
Ifie
15 000 Mummers Parade Tomorrow in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the 15 000 strong Mummers Parade will begin the New Year with a seven mile march. An estimated 300 000 in person spectators and many thousands more on television are expected to watch. The 23 string bands will provide marching music with tunes like Oh Dem Golden Slippers and Margie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelpans
Police Probe Break Of Office Window
Fulton police continue inquiry into a reported entry at the freight office of the D. J. W. Railroad in W. Butetang Wart port. Patrolman Joseph Grahanine found a shattered north window but no evidence of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton—Police
Taflay
W. Butetang Wart Port Ois
J. Waleler Bailey
Freght
Joseph Grahan
Gnd
Florida Klan Denies Connection to Negro Deaths and Bombings
Florida Ku Klux Klan denied knowledge of recent murders and bombings tied to Negro deaths. Governor Warren attacked NAACP leader Walter White as a hired Harlem hate monger while Klansmen burned a cross at a Tallahassee meeting. Local officials vowed to pursue suspects as Miami bombings drew national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antame. Fla
Ku Klux Felan
Aumeritas
Florida
Fuller Warren
Walter Whie
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harlem
Florda
Warren
Alife
Lake
Woodville
Tallawassee
Hendrix
Tallahassee
Grand
Dregon
Tom Hamilton
South
Catlin
Moore
Tombings
Plant
Negro
Miami
Atlanta
Wirmingham
Dallas
Millikan Relative Killed in Electric Wire Tragedy
In Pasadena a student named Robert Rillkan Millikan was killed when a high tension wire fell during a car crash and electric current struck him. He was a visitor to Kale University, with his brother Michael also noted as a student there. His father Clark Milliken works at the California Institute of Technology in aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Faith B. Fourre
Minneapolis
Pasadena
Cali
CPA
Rober A. Millikan
Robert Rillkan
Publeamj
Michael
Kale University
Clark 3
Milliken
Afescot
Californ Institute of Technology
Reward Offered for Plane Hunt Near Phoenix
A large reward of 2870 dollars is offered for locating a missing American freighter ship. The craft, Continental Charters and a crew of seven were aboard when the vessel went missing northeast of Phoenix. Officials report the search continues as time and weather complicate recovery efforts.
State Job Benefits Lead With New $30 Cap
A sweeping revision to New York state unemployment law sets a new $30 weekly maximum, altering payments for six months. The move comes as authorities coordinate a nationwide search for a missing cargo plane, with 360 plus people aiding a wide area sweep from Brookville to Pittsburgh. Civil Aeronautics Board investigators, led by Gordon M. Mathews, head the probe into the disappearance as air force and Canadian patrols scour a broad route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border
Salem
Mass
East Guard
Lake Erie
Air Force
Westover Fisth
Manchusetts
Cass
Youal Forest
Brookville
Pittsburgh
Gordon M. Mathews
Aasistani
Civil Aeronautics’ Board
Health Study Seen Politics Health Study Seen Politics
A chaotic memo lists health and unemployment policy shifts in 1940s Wisconsin and federal action. It describes proposed weekly benefits rising to 30 dollars, legislative amendments, and debates on eligibility, with references to Lloyd Loysen and officials commenting on the health insurance program. It also covers a Buffalo airport ground stop and a Continental Charters incident at Westover Field involving casualties and a non scheduled flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Charters
Buffalo
James F Hanlon
Syracuse
X.Y
Westover Field
Elabeth
N. J
Captain Swift and the Hungarians Return Home
Cap t Swift, a 34 year old pilot, was released after imprisonment and a long questioning session. A photograph from Tass connected to his case, and his wife confirmed he was alive. The crash in 1947 to 1951 era three men and a crew faced espionage charges in Pittsburgh. He will receive a civic welcome in Glens Falls with a city hall ceremony, parade, and dinner. The town prepares Christmas decorations and official plans for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Tass
Shel
Associated Press
Albany Times‘Union
Captain Swift
Fiz
Speciak
Swift
Ced
Pittsburgh
Miami
Germany
Harilton Air Force Base
Celii
High Mili
State Department
Florence Henfer
Ruth Duff
Wiver
Period Ae
Williams
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Angelo
Tex
Arizona
Habelton Air Force Baso
California
Jeaders
Armong
Acade
Glens 'Falls
Seid
Seitt
Glens Falls
City Hall
J. Ward Russell
Weather From Page 1 Michigan Snow and Heat Across Regions
Weather across the nation brought snow in Michigan and Colorado avalanches that killed workers and fatally injured a child in Illinois. A loose overhanging structure toppled in Chisago, while storms and heat impacted New England and Texas. One avalanche buried a truck in Colorado. two workers were affected in Sierra Nevada with one dead. Joe DiMaggio and family were reportedly in mountain resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New England
Acdmore
Okio
Texas
Colorado
Nevada
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Hig
Patsol
Sierra Nevada
California
Reno
al Pasadeng
Robert S.millikan
Rebar
A. Mui Ukan
Chisago
IgWo Youths Arrested Fulton
Two youths who escaped from the Teall Avenue Detention Home in Syracuse were apprehended Saturday by Patrolman Laurence Murphy and returned to Syracuse authorities for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IgWo
Fulton
Teall Avenue
Syracuse
Laurence Murphy
Spellman Praises UN Korea Chiefs at Seoul News Conference
Archbishop Spellman of New York commended UN Korea chiefs at Eighth Army HQ in Seoul. He said readers do everything possible for the soldiers and expressed gratitude as an American. He noted Catholic Provivant and Jewish chaplains share the hardships with the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrstman
Metro-Morrow
Military Trann
il Jooks/PoTl- Nice
Thomas
Vitardo
AFL
Teamsters
New York State
Metrtion Board
Seoul
Korea
Francis Cai
Arckpshop
Eighth Army
Injured Navy Man Recovering After Accidental Shooting
Edward Wallup of 4 O'Neil Ave., Auburn, a Navy serviceman on leave, was reported in good condition at Auburn City Hospital after a .22 caliber rifle he used for hunting discharged accidentally when moved from a front seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Edward Wallup
O'Neil
Storm Toll as Ship Lists 60 Degrees Southwest of Ireland
The vessel sank after listing 60 degrees 250 miles southwest of Ireland. Captain Kurt Carlsen remained at his bridge alone as the disaster unfolded with the dead man and ten survivors aboard awaiting rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Kurt Carlsen Grimly
Campus Life News Covers Shipwreck and Faith Crisis
In Lawrence Kansas reports detail a German cargo ship Irene Oldendoch wreck near Wesem Germany with 13 bodies washed ashore and nine crew missing. The piece notes student volunteers, religious debate, and a push for firmer Christianity amid campus life, with references to the Shipwreck tragedy and broader social tensions among Negro communities and farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Ne 'Borkum
Wes
Germany
Truman
Douglass
New York
Irene Oldendoch
Emden
Sweren
Knurenes
Aunressca
U. S
Oesiav
Chris Bay
Biscay
Uanfall
Lhe Gesthay
Messels
Hughnuts
Legro
Santander
New York Farm Labor Roles and Census Data Sparks Notes
The Census Bureau reports New York State has 124,977 farms employing 207,281 workers. Of these, 60,919 are farm operators, 5,924 unpaid relatives, and 52,394 hired workers. The article mixes disparate items including shipwreck notes and Nobel prize mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York State
Bureau of Census
New chemical method aids cross breeding say scientist
Dr. Roger Adams of the University of Illinois reported a new chemical approach to cross breeding at a major meeting. He described altering pollen chemically so either kind could fertilize the other, offering a potential short cut to improving crops and food plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimladelphia
Amer+ litan Association
Roger Adams
University of Illinois
de. Adares
London
T. Dobzhaniakv
Columbia University
Trofim Lysenko
Russia
Dobzhansky
Drink Deadly to Army Prisoners
Two prisoners at the new Cumberland Army disciplinary barracks died after drinking tainted fluid. Col. Benjamin Albert identified the victims as Aubrey Mann, 23, of Palmello, Ga, and Clyde Penion, 36, of Norman, Okla. A total of 22 men drank the liquid. 14 remain under observation and six were treated at Valley Forge General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
Georgia
Benamin
B.albert
Altert
Aubrey
Mann
Palmello
Clyde
Norman
Orla
Albert
Valley Forge
General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Patterson
Highaland
New Castia
J. Penman
E. College
RL Wilson
United States Naval Air Station
Miami, Fla
Champ Liar
Klan
U. 5
Tage
Phoenix
San Francisco
Paul
Revere
Thenc
Mandeft Piltebureh
Sip
Dee
Sul
Atmel Aerts Ata
Aris Eagle
Peres
Francisco
Philip Mohun
John A.jas
Subway Island
Alexander Wosoiak
U.S
Wozniak
Roya Canadian Air Force
Chicago
Gunnanvenn Oald Tadad
Ami Asher
Milton O. Lornen
di and
Unemployment Insurance
Roves
Wwe
PTT
Commission
Caim
Gundersen
Loysen
American Medical Associacion
Anne
Tris
Leeks
Tony
Til-tAjing
Jamin
Llaeble
Albany
Camiel
Galmant
Considera
Promis
Han
Nalar
Capt
Hamilton
Cairo
al Gamhour Aly
Weet Point
Migr
MiMars Academy
Hamilton Aly
George Erskine
Suez Canal
Robert A. Woxeler
Kno
Zoo
Lee Chan Aoa
Jere Chan Na
Puta
Spellman
UN Korea
Founding Hospital
Macy’s
Douglass Pap
Bihnia
N.Y
Lesike
Ajgui
Hal
Qesthay
Mina Entrego
Nage
Carlsen
Inverness
Hull
Dysart
Ais Ul
St Ives
Tee Rome Gan
la Grant Ag
Voluntacy
John KR. Mott
SVM
Jarm. Tenlancy
Merchants Bank
Faderel Oponit Irawrence Corporation
National Bank & Trust Company OF
E Wick Ree District
Affliak
Rainbmne
Dan Brainwing
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