Missing Airplane Found After Disappearance Near Franklinville
Cattaraugus County sheriff reports a missing four seat Stinson aircraft found in wild country near Franklinville. Four Niagara University students vanished February 13 en route to St Bonaventure College from a Buffalo area airport. Wreckage located by Evan Stalent and Archie Reynolds. no word on survivability.
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Sheriff’s Department
Niagara University
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St. Bonaventure College
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Evan Stalent
Archie Reynolds
Advisors Urge Voice of America Put in Cabinet Level Agency
The U S Advisory Commission on Information says Voice of America and all overseas psychological warfare info programs should move to a federal cabinet level agency. The five member panel led by Mark A May at Yale urges removing these activities from the State Department as part of seven recommendations to Congress. The report coincides with Senate scrutiny of Voice operations led by Senator McCarthy. The panel’s stance could influence White House and State Department decisions on organizing US information and propaganda efforts.
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U. S. Advisory Commission On Information
Voice of America
Mark A. May
Yale University Institute of Human Relations
State Department
Commission
Congress
Department
Voice
Senate
McCarthy
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Eisenhower
Secretary of State
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Erwin D. Reed
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General Electric Company
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Justin Miller
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Russians Ok Bohlen as Envoy to Moscow
The Soviet Union has accepted the nomination of Charles E. Bohlen as the next U S Ambassador to Moscow. Bohlen, a State Department counselor and expert on Soviet relations, would replace George F. Kennan who was expelled by the Kremlin after five months, following claims of slander during a Berlin visit.
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Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
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State Department
U.S. Senate
George F. Kennan
Kremlin
Kennan
Berlin
Editorial Page Teases TV and Senator McCarthy
Fred erick C. Othman writes on today editorial page about Voice of America coverage. Other features are listed across Amusements Deaths Bridge Ing Reporter Editorials Radio-TV Letters Social Church Sports and Pictures on pages 8 14 6 10 4 8 7 9-10 16.
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Union Pact Ends Six Month ALCO Labor Dispute
The six month ALCO plant labor dispute ends with a memorandum of understanding granting a 16 cent an hour wage package. About 10,000 CIO United Steelworkers at Dunkirk Schenectady and Auburn plants may ratify after five days of talks led by David L. Cole. Balloting expected within a week.
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American Locomotive Co
David L. Cole
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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United
Bert Danquer
Syracuse International C.I.O
Cole
Adonis Faces Deportation From United States to Italy
Joe Adonis a 52 year old gambler and alleged underworld figure formerly Joseph Doto faces a deportation warrant as Immigration Service Officers act to remove him for being an alleged naturalized Italian. The government contends he is not a citizen though he claims American birth and he was spotlighted by Kefauver in 1951 as a major crime figure.
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Joe Adonis
New Jersey
Italy
Immigration Service
Washington
Adonis
Joseph Doto
Senate Crime Investigating
Kefauver) Committee
UN Bombers Strike Key Targets Across Korea Front
Allied fighter bombers hit a Communist communications center near the Yalu River and a large supply area north of Pyongyang. U S Sabres shot down two MIG 15 jets while three more likely destroyed and two damaged. B 29s pounded bases near Pyongyang and dropped 180 tons on Sopo. Night bombers hit a troop center leaving ruins and 123 supply vehicles damaged. Ground forces repelled a pre dawn Chinese attack at T Bone Hill base.
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Yalu River
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U. S
Manpojin
Pyongyang
Sopo
T-Bone Hill
Camden police say boy steals then returns woman's duck
Camden South Carolina reports a boy stole a woman's pet duck and sold it. After learning how upset the owner was, the boy returned the duck to the woman.
Factory Wages Rise 18 Cents in Two Years Under Controls
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports average pay for about 16 percent of U S factory workers rose 18 cents an hour over January 1956 to January 1958 as wage controls relaxed. Cost of living climbed about 5 percent in the period and some workers moved to defense industries.
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Most Wanted Man Byrd Nabbed in Oklahoma
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced Theodore Richard Byrd Jr 27 a top ten fugitive was arrested by El Reno police after a cafe sighting by an Oklahoma City FBI clerk. Byrd carried 18950 dollars and a Phoenix rail ticket. he had flown from Nashville Tennessee.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Theodore Richard Byrd, Jr
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Okla
Hoover
Byrd
Oklahoma City
International News Service
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Tenn
Phoenix
Truman to Write Memoirs With Life Magazine
Former President Truman announced he will write his memoirs and has chosen Life magazine to handle all rights. He said the work will appear in one or two volumes and published about two years from now. He will cruise to Tokonulu with Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret for about a month.
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Truman
Life Magazine
White House
Margaret
Tonolulu
Davison Wins Annapolis Appointment After War
Sgt William G Davison 20 of 418 Seneca Dr met with Congressman R Walter Riehiman in Syracuse to thank him for an Annapolis appointment won after serving in Korea. Davison recalled forgetting the reentry of his application amid daily peril and combat.
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Syracuse
Annapolis
William G. Davison
Walter Riehiman
Onondaga County
Davison
U.S. Naval Academy
Eisenhower Seeks Censure of Russia Over World War II Pacts
Congress expected to approve a resolution sponsored by President Eisenhower condemning the Soviet Union for subjugating free peoples through reinterpretation of wartime understandings. The measure endorses Atlantic Charter principles and supports self government behind the Iron Curtain but avoids criticizing FDR or Truman administrations.
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Eisenhower
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Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
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Winston Churchill
Britain Plans to Split Trieste Amid Adriatic Dispute
London sources say Britain is drafting a plan to permanently divide the Adriatic territory of Trieste between Italy and Yugoslavia. The scheme may be discussed in April during Eden’s visit to Prime Minister De Gasperi in Rome.
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Adriatic
Anthony Eden
Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
Willd Joins Wooley Firm in Torrance Court Cases
Attorney Boris Wooley announced in Torrance California that he has added John A Willd to his firm amid ongoing local court cases. The development signals new representation for residents facing legal matters in the area.
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Father Son Banter as Lincoln Jokes Prompt Morning Start
A humorous exchange captures a father urging his son to rise after 7 AM. The son retorts that Abraham Lincoln was president at his father's age, turning a wake up call into a playful reminder of historical achievements.
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Abraham Lincoln
Record February heat ends as cold front brings sharp fall
A sharp cold front blasted through Syracuse and Western New York driving temperatures from a February record 65.1 degrees to 45 within minutes. Gusts reached 80 mph in Buffalo and Rochester with downslope winds. Hancock Field aircraft damaged. the Weather Bureau forecast further gusts and a plunge to near 20 overnight.
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Mercury
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Rochester
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Weather Bureau
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Luscome Silvaire
New York
Watertown
Massena
Keller
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Great Lakes
Justin F. Mohr
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Bitter Cold and Storm Toll Across Midwest and Deep South
A massive winter storm battered the nation from the Deep South to the Midwest. Tornadoes in Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana left at least one dead and many homeless. Severe cold followed with subzero to single digit temperatures forecast for several states. Injuries were reported as winds destroyed homes in rural Alabama near Winfield Vina and Jasper. Residents in snowbound areas of South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota began clearing drifts as the storm waned.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Odell Willis
Tuscumbia
Ala
Winfield
Vina
Jasper
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Sydney mayor invited to Queen Elizabeth coronation
Sydney Nova Scotia Mayor Tony Gallagher received an official invitation to attend the coronation in June. He summoned the city council for an immediate reply and then chose not to attend after a council member asked what a mayor of Sydney would mean over there.
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Sydney, N.S
Tony Gallagher
Gallagher
Sydney
Soviet Shifts Army Chiefs In Moscow Move
Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky succeeds Army Gen. Sergei Shtemenko as chief of staff of the Soviet armed forces and had served as first deputy since March 1949. Shtemenko became chief in 1948 replacing Alexander Vasilevsky. Sokolovsky, a Central Committee member, is a candidate for Moscow City Soviet. the change was announced with invitations for the Army anniversary celebration.
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Vassily Sokolovsky
Sergei Shtemenko
Soviet Union
Sokolovsky
Shtemenko
Alexander Vasilevsky
Central Committee
Communist Party
Moscow City
June Haver’s Rise and Return To A Convent Life
The Brooklyn born star June Haver rises from a rough childhood and Hollywood fame to join the Sisters of Charity in Leavenworth Kansas. This Sunday tale chronicles two loves, heartbreak, and a surprising turn to nun life in a warm inspirational feature.
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Herald-American
Herald- Journal
June Haver
Sisters of Charity
Leavenworth
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