GM and UAW near contract as Sunday strike deadline looms
Negotiations between General Motors Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers show confidence of a settlement before Sunday midnight. Scattered GM and Ford walkouts ease, with about 25 000 GM and 5 000 Ford workers idle. Walter Reuther urges resumption of work, while talks center on wage gains income insurance and broader benefits.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Walter Reuther
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Linden
Trenton
N. J
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Parma
Ohio
Dearborn
Mich
Amusement Park Fires Ravage Seaside Heights and Park
Fire swept three and a half square decks of concessions and amusements along the Seaside Heights and Seaside Park boardwalk. Fire Chief Dell Hopson values damage at 750000 to 1000000 dollars and says several people were overcome by smoke.
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Seaside Park
N. J
Ins
Seaside Heights
Fir
Dell Hopson
Talking It Over on Page 29 Highlights Today’s Features
The page signals Today’s features with a note that Talking It Over appears on page 29. It mentions other regular features are on subsequent pages, guiding readers to follow the publication’s usual sections. The brief also implies a structured newspaper layout and ongoing content series.
Boxing Seen By Eye Expert as Barbarism Not Sport
British physician in Atlantic City denounces boxing as barbarism and sacrilege to artistry of the brain. He warns that medical exams cannot predict fatal injuries and cites risks of cauliflower eyes and ears along with brain damage from punches.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wwea
Polio Cases Rise to 103 Among Vaccine Contacts
The Public Health Service reports 103 confirmed polio cases among family and other contacts of Salk vaccine recipients, up 43 from last week. The weekly tally notes 83 paralytic and 22 nonparalytic cases, with totals for the year and prior weeks providing broader context.
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Washington
Public Health Service
District of Columbia
F Reed
Dust and Hail Sweep Texas in Severe Thunderstorms
Severe thunderstorms packed dust and hail sweeping across West to North Texas. One man killed by lightning. tornado reports limited. Dust storms slowed traffic near Sweetwater causing collisions and injuries. Dallas area saw a house destroyed by lightning and heavy rain with wind driven accidents.
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San Angelo
Tex
Texas
West Texas
Dallas Fort Worth
Dallas
Chuckle Fragment Reflects Vague Night Out Dialogue
A garbled clip shows dialogue about a night out with vague references to a vet and a regular gent. It mentions someone being taken somewhere and an unclear action with a drink or coin. The OCR text is fragmented and lacks clear narrative.
Private power firms seek Niagara Falls plan over government
Niagara Mohawk president Earle J. Machold told Congress private enterprise can build and operate Niagara Falls hydro facilities with savings and without government intrusion. He cited four other firms as capable, with tax contributions and regulated rates, while Army engineers pressed speeding a decision on construction options for a 60 million dollar annual power output.
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Washington
Earle J. Machold
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Syracuse
N. Y
Congress
Niagara Falls
Machold
Falls
House Public Works Committee
New York State Power Authority
Niagara River
Army Engineers
William Whipple
Engineers
Army
New York State Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Niagara
Floods in Alps Disrupt Transport Links
Floods in the eastern Alps disrupt transport between Italy and France with several villages affected. The Paris Rome railway line is under water at multiple points and normal service is not expected to resume before next week.
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Grendeln
France
Alps
Italy
Frame
Ponce
Paris-Rome
Professor and Owls Parade to Peace on N Edwards Ave
When a family of five screech owls nested at 289 N Edwards Ave neighbors clashed with locals over pigeons. A police firearms expert faced a wary crowd but a bird lover intervened, ending the dispute on a loud but hopeful note.
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Saga of the
Screech Owls
N. Edwards Ave
Frank Lesicki
Armored Skunk Goes Thataway Tries To Escape With Can
Mrs Ida Bowler of Onondaga Road Taunton awoke to find a skunk with a jammed orange juice can on its head in the rear yard. Her husband John a printer described the animal running in circles as they kept their distance. They called a deputy sheriff for help but the skunk fled still wearing the can.
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Ida Bowler
Onondaga Rd
Taunton
John
Ida
Ships Collide Off Goodwin Sands 43 Aboard
A Swedish tanker Johannishus and the Buccaneer collided about 25 miles off Goodwin Sands. 21 crew rescued including a woman wife of an engineer. one crewman died on arrival. Of 43 aboard, captain and several officers feared lost. Two tugs towed the burning tanker toward Flushing as survivors recounted leaping into flames.
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Ramsgate
England
Goodwin Sands
Here
Comel
Flushing
Holand
Alexander Sadowski
Virginia
Elmira
Bingdhamtion
Albany
Chicati
Sadowski
Atlantic
Ex Red Faces U S Tax Suit
The U S Revenue Service filed a tax lien against Elizabeth Bentley former Communist turned powerful witness. The lien shows 3 790 dollars in unpaid taxes. Bentley a former Reds member and teacher at Sacred Heart College Grand Coteau is profiled in Opeloousas Louisiana records.
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Opelousas
U. S Revenue Service
Elizabeth Bentley
Miss Bentley
Reds
Sacred Heart College
Grand Coteau
Zoo Patrolman Reports Night Disturbance at City Park
Patrolman recounts a night disturbance at City Park Zoo involving a mysterious intruder and alleged damage to animals. The report notes unusual activity at the monkey house and referenced baths and faces in distress.
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Salissaryt
Mi. C
Monker House
City Park Zoo
Davenport Woman Pays Fine After Confusing Police Visit
A Davenport police report describes a woman entering the station to pay a traffic fine. She appeared disoriented and asked about a car she claimed was parked outside.
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Davenport. Iuwa
Davenpx
Souped-up ironing board causes highway scare
Police confiscated a homemade motorized ironing board after Patrolman Daniel Filjones spotted two youths driving it on a city street. The craft with four rubber wheels had no brakes or registration and was estimated to reach 20 mph before the youths abandoned it on spotting the officer.
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America
Daniel Filjones
Filjones
Couple marks ninth anniversary amid income struggle
In Louisa Kentucky, Martha Mattie Lyons Larze Sprouse, 88, and her 23-year-old husband Delbert Sprouse observed their ninth wedding anniversary. The grandmother notes their only regular income is her $33 a month old age pension, remarking you can breathe on it but you can’t live on it.
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Louisa
INS
Martha Mattie Lyons
Larze Sprouse
Delbert Sprouse
Adenauer ready to confer with Soviets under proper conditions
West German Chancellor Adenauer told US and Western allies he would honor treaty obligations with the West and was open to talks with the Soviet Union, but only after a preliminary exchange of views. He noted no immediate German Russian conference is planned. This article details timing, location possibilities, and the conditions he outlined for any talks.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Russia
Kremlin
Germany
Moscow
Geneva
Youth Stabs Tutor in School Gym in Bronx Incident
A 19 year old youth allegedly stabbed boxing instructor James O Farrell 28 in the back during community center activities at a New York public school gymnasium. O Farrell was in serious condition at Knickerbocker Hospital after two wounds as Jose Varzas known as Chico Mambo admitted the stabbing and was charged with grievous assault.
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New York
Board of Education
James O'Farrell
Bronx
Knickerbocker Hospital
Jose Varzas
Chico Mambo
Clorious
Dulles Elevates Gerety in Refugee Program Shakeup
Secretary Dulles names Pierce Gerety deputy administrator of the refugee relief act, replacing Edward J. Corsi. Gerety inherits authority from Scott McLeod and Lloyd Melrose in the program aimed at admitting 214,000 refugees, with assurances of continued support from the President.
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Itary
John Foster Dulles
Itoday
Pierce 3
Gerety
Civil Service Commission
Edward J. Corsi
New York
Ihelas
Corsi
Getety
Scott McLeot
Fis
Gerety, Meleod
Dale J
Eisenhower J
Ghostly
Ater
Neweemnes
McLeod
Meles
Congr
U.S
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