Fabulous Nizam of Hyderabad Wealth and Harem Spotlight
A sensational profile of Osman Ali Khan, the Nizam of Hyderabad, detailing his vast wealth kept at King Kothi, including gold bullion and a jewel collection valued around 100 million dollars. The piece notes his 42 wives, 50 children, and state grandeur as it previews a broader biography.
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Far East
Che
Kothi
Nizam’s
Hyderabad
Bombay
India
Osman Ali Khan
England
Scotland
Wales
Danger Seen in Ban On Stock Sales Credit
Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McC. Martin Jr warned that a ban on credit for stock purchases could cause undesirable effects. He declined to answer on margin requirements, noting he does not want to act as a tipster. He told the Senate Banking Committee that there are signs of unhealthy tendencies.
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Washington
William ‘McC. Martin, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Enswer
Senate Banking Committee
Market Dip Resumed as Stocks Fall Across Sectors
New York markets reopened with a renewed decline led by U S Steel Sears Roebuck United Aircraft American Telephone and Pennsylvania Railroad. Losses ranged from one to four dollars per share with the Associated Press average down to levels near January after weeks of record highs.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Associated Press
Europe
Paris
Porter analyzes controversial stock tips for Herald-Journal
Sylvia Porter presents an external page feature outlining controversial stock tips for Herald-Journal readers. The column examines risks, market signals, and advice implications for investors in a concise briefing.
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Herald-Journal
Sylvia Porter
LATE LAIT BABY ENDS SUSPENSE
TV actress Betty Lait gave birth to a 71b-pound daughter named Sarah Mary Catherine. The birth ended a month long wait as BBC cameras captured the pregnancy on Family Affairs. The baby will make her live debut April 6.
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London CP
Betty Lait
Tenterhooks
Mrs. Lat
Sarah Mary Catherine
Townsend Says Princess Hasn't Made Decision
Group Captain Peter Townsend denied any decision by Princess Margaret to marry him. He rejected the exile comment and urged disregard of reports linking him to the princess. A bishop urged Margaret to abandon plans, citing church rules on divorce and royal succession.
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Townsend
Brussels
Belgium
Peter Townsend
Margaret
Sydney
Australia
Sun-Herald
Britain
Edward VIII
R.A.F
Alfred Blunt
Bradford
Edward
Gunman bursts into British Embassy in Moscow
A gunman forced entry to the British Embassy in Moscow wounding a police guard before being overpowered by two Embassy attaches. The intruder, about 25, spoke gibberish in Russian as he was captured in the state dining room and handed to Russian police.
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Moscow
Sir William
Lady Hayter
William
London
Moskva River
Kremlin
John A. L. Morgan
Chancery
Thomas Gray
Hayter
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
George V
Police Car Stolen During Coffee Break
Sgt William Cole left his patrol car with engine running while he visited a restaurant for coffee at 4 30 A M. The black police car was found two hours later in McKinley Park by Sergeant Cole who had reported the theft. Police investigate who stole it.
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McKinley Park
Bluejackets
William Cole
S. Warrenst
Cole
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Park
Warmer Day Coming Up
Weather forecast from Hancock Field predicted by Andrew Kel Jer anticipates cloudy skies with temperatures around 45 degrees tomorrow. A high pressure system brought today’s pleasant conditions, but a low pressure area will bring a storm by Wednesday. Tonight’s temperatures may dip into the 20s with southeast winds of 25 to 35 mph.
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Hancock Field
Andrew Kel Jer
One Way Signs Unwrap Traffic Flow In San Francisco
The city planning department unveiled new one way signs on two downtown streets to alleviate heavy traffic. Police took about four hours to clear the ensuing jams and confusion among motorists.
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San Francisco
Cis
Earth Spits Fire in New Quake at Kilauea
A fresh eruption near Kilauea in Hawaii blasts lava 59 to 250 feet high as the ground rips open and a sulfur cloud billows. Scientists including Gordon MacDonald observe the scene as lava destroys fields and a shed while new vents form along a hillside road.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Kilauea
Java Dow
Gordon MacDonald
MacDonald
Katsuto Hayashi
Rarashi
Two Syracuse Residents Arrested After Car Swapped Drivers
Two Syracuse residents were arrested last night after driving the same car in separate incidents. Frances Rivers 1542 E Genesee pleaded not guilty to drunken driving and was held on 100 bail. Fred Rock 35 faced a charge of driving with a suspended license and awaited arraignment. Deputy Clarence Walker said the pair switched seats after a red light violation on Route 5 at Fairmount corners. Rivers, when finally driving, showed incoherence as she exited the car.
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Frances Rivers
E. Genesee St
Geddes
Charles Ciese
Cedar Street
Fred Rock
Clarence Walker
Route 5
Fairmount Corners
Rock
Westvale
Defeat Seen For Tax Cut
Senator Knowland after a White House breakfast with President Eisenhower said the Senate will defeat any proposal to cut income taxes. He noted discussions covered taxes and the foreign situation but did not give specifics.
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Washington
ULP
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Today’s Chuckle Seeks Humor in Job Interview Banter
A light cartoon caption shows Personnel Supervisor asking about past work while an applicant quips I was a secretary. All I had to do was look like a girl think like a man act like a lady and work like a dog. The joke satirizes stereotypes in the workplace.
Police cruiser theft prompts keys out policy across department
Police Chief Fred G. Arnold orders all commands to remove keys from unattended police vehicles and report violations for disciplinary action. The directive, effective March 14, targets headquarters area and demands strict enforcement with no excuses.
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Fred G. Arnold
Southeastern strikes idle large rail and phone workers
About 75,000 railroad and telephone workers walked out as negotiations failed on a new contract. Some 50,000 Southern Bell employees across nine states joined the stoppage, with potential delays to long and local calls during peak hours. Wages and a no strike clause cited as core issues.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Four Saved Eight Drowned After Greek Freighter Sinks
A storm off Italy's toe saves four crew from the Greek freighter Tason while eight Stratheden lifeboatmen die when their craft capsizes. Nine others are missing as planes search. survivors are transferred to an Italian corvette.
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Rome
Italy
Stile Cape
London
Penyinsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co
Stratheden
Fugitives Brought To Justice Mark FBI Five-Year Project
The article marks five years since INS began its Top 10 Most Wanted spotlight on March 14, 1950. FBI director Hoover praises the cooperation of press and public media after 96 fugitives from the Top 10 roster were captured, highlighting the program’s impact on crime fighting.
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FBI
Washington
INS
International News Service
J. Edgar Hoover
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