Molotov Tours Chicago In Five Hour Windy City Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov spent five hours touring Chicago during a layover en route to a United Nations meeting. He rode in Cadillacs hired from the Chicago Club, sparked police activity on Lake Shore Drive, and spoke with reporters about the city, its stockyards, and the steel industry as thousands glimpsed the famed minister.
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Chicago
Molotov
San
United Nations
Sans Francisco
Shere
South Side
Ssquad
Georgi
Zarcubin
United States
Bisa
Museum of ‘Natural’ History
Dake
Four youths receive year probation in gang fight case
Four youths aged 16 and 17 pleaded guilty as youthful offenders and were placed on a year of probation after a gang fight near Gertrude and St. Daniel streets. A fifth youth remains in custody on a felony charge. Elmer Davis 18 had case adjourned. Judge Dorsey ordered sealed records and probation terms to be reported to the court.
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A. Juve
S.c Smith
Gertrude
Daniel’ Thart
Green Lodi
James” Guinick
Hawaii
Edward
Courtiock
Burdet,Ave
Léa Dorsey
Elmer. Davis
Fayette St
Dorsey
Benjamin Roberts
Chief Roberts
Brooklyn Teen Slain in Brooklyn Gang Feud
A Brooklyn street shooting left Fred Warren dead and Charles Falcon wounded as two rival juvenile gangs clashed. Police arrested Joseph Knowles Alvin Edmonds and Ivy Foggy, all 15 or 16, on homicide charges amid a feud linked to a prior killing between the El Quinto and Chaplains factions.
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New. York
Brooklyn
Charles Falcon
Joseph Knowles
Alvin Edmonds
Ivy Foggy
Jesse Lipscomb
Raymond Holley
Holley
el Quinto
Lips Sons
Tiny Tims
Still Undeterred Post Office Delivers Letter From Syria
Charleston reports the postal service remains undeterred by storms and night as carriers manage to deliver a letter from Syria to the state government.
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Charleston
W.va
U.S
Syria
Features Contents Guide and Page Credits
Today's features outline includes Talking It Over on page 32 and regular sections on Amusements 37 Financial and Bridge 27 Ing Reporter 7 Classified 3945 Your City Life Money and Deaths 2 Radio TV 23 Editorials 26 Women 29 to 31 Letters 26 Sports 324 to 5.
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Financial & Bridge
Ius Your City Life
Big 3 Turn To German Problems In Geneva Talks
Western Big Three plan high level talks with Russia on world tensions and German issues. Adenauer joins Dulles Macmillan and Pinay in New York ahead of Geneva summit, with procedures set for talks and Moscow invitation timing.
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Germany
San . Francisco
Geneva
Konrad" Adenauer
Caine
New York
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Moscow
Eisenholwer i
Eden
Edgar. Fatire
Nikolai
Belgania
West Germany
M Molotov
San Francisco
United “Nations
Russia
Senate Extends Draft Law and Seals Reserve Bill Path
The Senate approved a four year extension of the draft by voice vote and planned further action on a compulsory reserve bill. A separate bill extending the special doctor draft for two years also passed and moves to the House alongside existing regular draft extensions.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russel
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
House
Sunny Day Predicted For the Big Regatta
Weather forecasts for Onondaga Lake regatta predict fair skies and warm temperatures for Saturday. Traffic plans map routes from Syracuse Liverpool and surrounding towns to finish line parking for an expected 5,000 cars and large attendance.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Syracuse
Manlius
Cazenovia
Liverpool
Long Branch Rd
Falcon
Oswego
Baldwinsville
Long Branch Ra
County Park
Mad Lock
Cold Springs
W. Geneste St
U.S
Ficicres
Tan
Civil defense drill finds farms and industry hold up under blast
On Operation Alert 1955 the FCDA reported 44 million saved by simulated evacuations in 24 of 61 cities. Officials warned homelessness would be the chief home front issue, estimating 8.2 million dead and 6.55 million injured nationwide, with only 6 percent of manufacturing capacity wiped out.
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Federal - Civil Defense
FCDA
Val CO ‘Peterson
Continental
United States
Carlyle Blackwell Silent Film Star Dies at 71
Carlyle Blackwell former Syracusen born actor of early silent cinema died in a Miami hospital at 71. He lived at 104 Landon Ave attended Jenner's Private School and will be buried in Syracuse. Blackwell starred with Mary Pickford in Such a Little Queen and earned the nickname Picture-a-Day Blackwell for rapid film work. He is survived by wife Anna and children Carlyle Jr and Carol Esther. He acted 308 films, worked in England 1922–36, helped launch Alfred Hitchcock and Madeline Carroll careers, and retired after returning to Hollywood in 1934 as talkies rose.
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Carlyle Blackwell
England
Syracuse
Blackwell
Miami
Mary Pickford
Anna
Carlyle Jr
Carol Esther
Hollywood
Calif
Madeline Carroll
Shipping Strike Off Ends After Pact Signed
A tentative end to a 18 Atlantic and Gulfport strike by the CIo National Maritime Union after a pact with major parts of the U S merchant marine. The agreement settles the employer manned unemployment benefits issue leaving tanker operators still unresolved.
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Cio-National Maritime Union
U.S
Acward
Ution
Five-year-old crushed by falling piano in Detroit school
In Detroit a five-year-old boy, Paul Gallo, was killed when a piano toppled during music hour in a kindergarten. Teacher Miss Harriet Andrews, 26, was pushing the upright when the incident occurred. Prosecutor OBrien ruled the accident blameless, calling it a most pathetic case.
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Detroit
Paul Gallo
Harriet’ Andrews
Paul
Lon
Haid
Geraki K
O'Briens
Envoy to Spain Joins Navy Duty With 6th Fleet
John Davis Lodge United States ambassador to Spain reports for Navy duty with the 6th Fleet in Naples. The former Connecticut governor will begin two weeks of annual training aboard USS Salem under Vice Admiral Ralph Ofstie as 17 fleet vessels maneuver in the Mediterranean.
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Italy
John Davis Lodge
Spain
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Connecticut
Naval. Reserve
Ralph A. Ofstie
Fieet
Salem
Naples
Mediterranean
Latin press backs Catholic Church amid Argentine conflict
Latin American papers record sympathy for Catholic Church and Argentine people persecuted under Peron. Correio de Manha and Carioca editors condemn attacks on faith while Montevideo El Dia questions who next. Novedades cartoons reflect regional concern. Concluded on Page 10.
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Rio ‘de Janeiro
Brazil
Peron
Independent
Correio
de Manha
Thor
Christ
Macedo Soares
Carioca
Chamber’ of Deputies
Americas
Montevideo
Uruguay
el Dia
el ‘Dia
Argentina
Mexico City
Novedades
Texan Brags of Alamo Valor Prompting Paul Revere Joke
A Texan touts Alamo bravery to a Bostonian who counters with Paul Revere. The Texan asks if Revere was the man who ran for help, highlighting a humorous clash of regional pride.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Revolt in Argentina Leaves 156 Dead in Buenos Aires
Reports from Montevideo say 156 killed, 96 critically injured, and about 800 more wounded after a failed revolt aimed at overthrowing President Peron. Churches and a basilica were burned and the Cardinal’s residence also set ablaze amid heavy fighting in the capital. Authorities blamed Communist elements and warned the state of emergency remains in force.
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Montevideo
Jan
D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Buenos
Aires
Buenos’ Aires
Peron
Santiago Louis
Argentina
Uruguay
Office of the Presidency
Fire Raging In Huge Well Near Renovo Pennsylvania
A massive natural gas well near Renovo in northwestern central Pennsylvania blew out its valve and released gas that caught fire. Ten workers were injured, including Francis Gavin who suffered third degree burns. The well, owned by New York State Natural Gas Co of Pittsburgh, was brought in last week and initially flowing at an estimated 150. The fire drew specialists led by Paul Red Adair who flew in from Houston to assess and cap the blaze as millions of cubic feet of gas burned.
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Renovo
Paul
Red) Adair
Pennsylvania
Houston
Lox
Francis Gavin
Andoer
N.Y
New York State Natural Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Parenthood Without Hokum A Fresh Take In Juvenile Court
A Cleveland juvenile court scene shows a boy labeled incorrigible and a judge quipping about mood whipping. The father advocates modern parenting, shunning corporal punishment, then laments escalating behavior as lecturing fails to curb defiance.
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Cleveland
Ais A. Waldman
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