March to the Wet Warm March Ends in Tragedy
Artist Laszlo Pinter 40, found fatally stabbed in his Staten Island apartment after an apparent reconciliation attempt with his estranged wife Christine Pinter 40. Police described a violent scene as the painter bled to death while witnesses heard a struggle and saw his mother and growth leave the building. Weather updates predicted rain, wind, and near seasonal temperatures for the area.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Laszlo
Pinter
Staten Island
Andrew P. Kelier
Hancock Field
Christine Pinter
Cadat
Island Academy
Panter
Mother
Grouth
Census would show who has biggest forces
The article discusses wage and cost issues tied to a new index and living adjustments. It notes pay raises of five cents an hour, approved under stabilizer rules and further altered by management and labor groups. It mentions Ford and Chrysler as examples and hints at the impact of a president's action on costs. The piece continues on Page 2.
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Eric Doniston
Pari Pia
Anea
Ford
Ana Corysler
Woula
Johnson
Calisia
UN Troops Drive Deep in Korea as Reds Flee in Bayonet Charge
UN forces push 272 miles into Communist defenses in Central Korea. A Seventh Division armored thrust drives toward Changpyong 28 miles south of the 38th Parallel. One enemy road junction destroyed as 250 Reds reportedly fall to bayonets, artillery, and small arms. Marines advance 25 miles west along the highway.
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Earnest Hoberbcut
Tokyo
Korea
U.S Seventh
Pangjoim
Changpyong
38Th Parallel
Blizzard Traps 700 at Spring Valley High Gym
Seven hundred people, trapped by a severe blizzard, turned a regional basketball finals into a marathon party at Spring Valley High School Gym. Dusts piled ten feet. many escaped while others danced, sang, and watched local youths perform. A 17 year old from Menominee called it the best party ever.
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Spring Valley
Wis
Spring Valley High School
Blizard
Surgeons to Take Boy's Heart Out in California
In TraunE, California, surgeons plan to remove Darryl Gagnon’s heart to repair a valve nearly closed by pulmon ary valvular stenosis. Doctors say there is only a very small chance he will survive, but his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gagnon face the urgent risk as they seek any possible hope for their son known as Butchie.
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Ntraune
Calif
Darryl Gagnon
Darryl
Edward Gagnon
Butchie
Chita
Mafia syndicate probe dominates two crime groups
Malcolm Johnson surveys what editors call a Mafia style network in America, describing two large crime syndicates led by Sicilian and Italian American figures. The feature appears on pages 1 and 15 with comics, horoscopes, and other regular sections listed.
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Denate iMefa
America
Malcolm Johnson
Dean
Ida Jean Kain
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Senator No Better Court Test Is Lost By 3 Per Center
Grand Rapids Michigan report notes former boatman Maragon, once granted White House access, failed to reverse his conviction for lying to a Senate committee. The U S Court of Appeals denied a rehearing as Arthur Vandenberg weighs options. Maragon remains in very poor health with friends saying he will study the decision.
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Wadmiawson L
John Maraison
Boatblack
White House
Senate
Maragon
Smith
Vandenberg
Snowmakers Buried on Figueroa Mountain Near Santa Barbara
Two cloud seeding workers Jowels and Joseph Vituini were buried by heavy snow on Figueroa Mountain 3600 feet up, four foot drifts trapping them for days. They survived, rationed food, and were rescued after four foot rifts were cleared late yesterday. They described the project to seed clouds with silver iodide and voiced plans for safer future expeditions.
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Santa Barbara, Caiff
Jowels
Joseph Vituini
San
Figueroa Mountain
Santa Barbara
Vitam
Voness
New Rail Unions Formed Amid Brotherhood Dissatisfaction
Ohio railroad workers organize new unions alongside traditional Brotherhoods. Gordon Hunter of Columbus announces United Railroad Workers for members from engineers firemen and others. 2300 Columbus train workers sign petitions while organizers gain momentum in New York Pittsburgh Wheeling and Indianapolis. Engineer Glenn B. Henney of Toledo forms Railroaders Industrial Union open to all railroad crafts.
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Ohio Railroad
Gordon Hunter
United Railroad Workers
Rain
Separa Brotherhoods of Engineers
Anus
New
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Glenn B. Henney
Toledo
Railroaders Industrial Union
Mothers Dig but 3 Boys Die in Ditch
KOIT Michigan reports three boys ages 5 4 and 3 died after falling into a freshly dug sewer ditch. Their mothers Exta Wertz 28 and Dorothy Tucker frantically dug with their hands to free them as workers and firemen attempted rescue and resuscitation.
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Koit
Robert Murphy
Darryl Wertz
Jimmy Tucker
Exta Wertz
Dorothy Tucker
Robert
Davzs
Jimmy
Convict Free Hour, 34 Years is Penalty
In Bushnell Florida a court case draws attention as sentences are reported with details of a convict and a road crew draft. The report mentions guards, a diver, and prison oversight with emphasis on length and jurisdiction. The noisy fragment hints at a local crime or correctional matter pending further clarification.
UN probes arms counts on both sides
United Nations officials seek an independent check on armed forces cited by Russia and Western powers after a Russian note to Britain alleged Western forces outnumber the Soviet Union. Frank C Nash, U N deputy representative, presented the claim and its counter.
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United Nations
Russia
Rusna
Rusma
Britain
Soviet Union
Frank C Nash
U. S
UN Commission
Defence
James V. Forestall
Unrest in Communist China Prompts Widespread Claims
Reports from Hong Kong and Chinese newspapers describe Red terror in Swatow peasant uprisings in Kwangsi and mass executions in Canton and Swatow. Western allies eye a census dispute over atomic stockpiles as Beijing cracks down on dissidents amid calls to act on warnings from Wah Kiu Yat Po.
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Swatow
Kwangsi
China
Peiping
Ilzolf
Senate
Russia
Imosan
Nash
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U.S
ESCWE
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Canton Dispatch
Heral
Kwangtung
Pro Ince
Syracuse Girl Killed as Train Strikes Auto
A 16 year old Syracuse girl, Sarah A. DiBerardinis, died at Onondaga General Hospital after a car she rode in was struck by a Syracuse-bound passenger train at the Liverpool crossing. Driver Robert Heindorf, 42, was treated for contusions and possible fractures. Police attributed the crash to the car being hit on the right side as the train from Oswego approached the crossing. The incident was reported by Liverpool Patrolman Howard Holmes with Engineer Edward Collins and Conductor G. W. Swigert aboard.
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Liverpool Crossing
New York Central
Sarah A. DiBerardinis
Martin St
Onondaga General Hospital
Robert Heindorf
Onondaga General
Liverpool
Howard Holmes
Oswega Syracuse
Watertown
Edward Collins
G. W. Swigert
Oswegs
Holmes
Heindorf
Draft Defeat Seen in Senate UMTS Age-Key Vote
Senate leaders say they have enough votes to defeat a move to set the draft age at 18 years 6 months. A Monday test on Morse amendment to the UMTS bill will indicate fateful opposition as Eisenhower aides and top generals discuss the measure in Paris.
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Senate
Morse
R-Ore
Military ‘Training and Service
UMTS
Paris
Dwight D
Eisenhower
jAdm
Forrest B. Sherman
Defense Department
1U. S. Naval Operations
Lyndon Johnson
Lane Norstad
Tes
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Ters
Sherman
Jarday
Ary
Aris
Henri Quewile
Jeabinet
Guy Mollet
Rrxac
Court Trip Is Old Story This Is No 73
Joseph B P Quigley, 40, with no home, made his 73rd court appearance facing a public intoxication charge. Judge James A Farrell sentenced him to three months in the county penitent navy. Quigley was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Robert Powers in the 400 block of Harrison Street. Previous sentences have reached six months, per police records.
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Joseph BP. Quigley
James A. Farrell
Quigley
Quondaga County
Penltent Navy
Robert Powers
Harrison
Bribe Charge Targets NYC DMV Clerks
Two former clerks in the New York State Bureau of Motor Vehicles were suspended amid an investigation into motorists replacing suspended licenses by bribing temporary staff. Space EF Bates, head of the State Tax Commission, said the District Attorney’s Office alerted the inquiry. about 32 to 50 drivers allegedly paid bribes of 25 to 5 dollars to obtain new licenses after suspensions for violations.
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NEW York UP
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Space EF Bates
State Tax Commission
U S Guards in Reich Kill 2 Reds at Border
American border guards in Germany killed two East German Communist police at the Western frontier near Onsisudl. The incident occurred as the forces crossed from the Eastern side into West Germany under a tense patrol area. Authorities reported the shooting after resisting arrest and crossing the border line during the November period.
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U.S
Reich
Frankitrt
Germany
East-ileet
Onsisudl
New Talks Begun In Alco Walkout
Schenectady CP report that negotiations resumed today to settle the month old strike at American Locomotive Co. State Mediator William A Hazell expressed optimism after an 11 hour bargaining session with a CLO steelworkers representative yesterday.
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Schenectady
American Locomotive Co
William A. Hazell
Com
Tar Feathers a Hoax Escapes After Three Day Detention
An unclear incident in Los Angeles involved a man named Juan Charles who claimed to be tarred and feathered as a hoax. He appeared at his employer's office with syrup and feathers, was detained for three days by the office staff, and released after authorities reviewed the event.
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Los Angeles Estate
Juan Charles
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