Doomed U S Transport Plane Crashes in Hawaii
A U S Navy transport plane with 66 aboard crashed into the Waianae Range near Honolulu after reporting engine trouble while returning to Hickam Field. Debris and scorched bodies were scattered. only seven? survivors were reported. Rescue crews faced intense heat as they recovered victims at the scene near the Lualualei Ammunition Depot.
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Lueiuale Naval Ammunition Depot
Hickam Air Base
Lualualei
Marine Pic
Joseph Trice
Central Pacific
Oneida Lake Ice Wrecks Restaurant at Boysen's Bay
A shift in the ice sheet on Oneida Lake, driven by an east wind, piled 15 feet high along the South Shore and wrecked the Golden Shell Restaurant at Boysen's Bay owned by Louis Showens. Ice moved as far as 200 feet inland in places, while flooding appeared on Hayes Road as storms raged across Ohio andCentral New York.
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Louis Showens
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Wihih
Hayes Rd
Samme
Ohio
Alexander Sadowski_ Sadowski
CentralNew
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Wouth-Tagierls
Funds dwindled for SUFFAWO mayor’s entertainments
SUFFAWO CP mayor Steven Pankow reports his SL000 fund to entertain dignitaries appears exhausted and asks the city council for an additional 31500. The request aims to restore funding for official entertaining events.
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Suffawo
Steven Pankow
Ship turns back from Red China in jet fuel rout
HELSINKI Finland UP The Finnish tanker Aruba has turned back from its trip to Red China carrying 13 000 tons of jet fuel for the Communist air force The Finnish Seamen's Union said today The announcement ends a wave of global speculation on the ship owner's next move and China's next step
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Helsinki
Finland
Aruba
China
Finnish Seamen's Union
Eisenhower Deepens Stan Against Top Soviet Talks
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he remains opposed to a major conference with the Soviet Union until concrete actions by Moscow prove faith and resolve. The comment underscores ongoing caution about thaw prospects and formal diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Most Stock Brokers Honest Probers Told
The Senate stock market inquiry heard that most brokers act honestly. SEC Chairman testified that tips are deplorable while noting no major changes in broker practices. George Knowland relayed Eisenhower stance and a planned Big Four meeting with Russia was discussed.
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William F. Knowl
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D-Ga
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Ésmas
Foreign Relations Committee
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August R Zimmerman
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Iral Knorland
Edward Fredette
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Terdi Aly
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Roosevelt
S. Salinasi
Andrew McArdle
al Athetic House
Senate Banking Committee
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Irolman
Louis Mangin
City Life
Dando
Erie Blvd
W. Mangino
Fredette
Malcolm G.knowland
Welch
Belden Av
SEC
Optodats
Pace Island
Statesmen urged to gather minds and act decisively
A remark urging collective deliberation and firm action is attributed to a speaker who criticizes fragmented leadership. The quote emphasizes the need for statesmen across parties to unite, focus on essential issues, and push for concrete reforms.
Nautilus Dive Deepens Senator Gore's Atomic Age Awakening
Senator Albert Gore describes a submarine voyage aboard a nuclear powered Nautilus, detailing 300 foot depths, high speed in darkness, and the use of atomic energy for propulsion lighting heating and water distillation. He notes personal nerves and exhilaration as part of his initiation into atomic era policy.
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Albert Gore
Washington
Republican plan tests Harriman on education aid veto
Assembly Speaker Heck challenged Governor Harriman to veto a Republican compromise on a 1 million dollar education aid package for foreign born and handicapped pupils. He warned if Harriman dislikes the measure, let him veto the whole plan as GOP leaders pressed to pass it amid Democratic opposition.
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Oswald D. Heck
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G.O.P
Heck
Mad J
Still Up In Air Churchill Denies Retirement Rumors
London report says Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Parliament not to be led away by chatter in the papers about retirement. In a question from former Socialist Defense Minister Manuel Shinwell, Churchill joked but did not clarify plans, noting the chatter and leaving retirement speculation unresolved.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
Manuel Shinwell
Shinwell
F D R Statue Is Smeared In London
London police and UK workers investigated vandalism at the Franklin D Roosevelt statue in Grosvenor Square. Red paint smeared the figure overnight amid controversy over wartime proposals from the late president. Scotland Yard began a probe as Ministry of Works crews scrubbed the marker.
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Grosvenor Square
U. S
Yalta
Scotland Yard
Ministry of Works
Ranseveit
Jin
Truman Casts Himself as One Shot Music Critic
Former President Harry S Truman appears as a one shot music critic in a Saturday Review piece about a new album The Confederacy. The essay marks his first writing since 1953 and recalls his feud with Paul Hume over Truman’s daughter Margaret’s singing debut.
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Truman
Saturday Review
White House
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Times Herald
Hume
Margaret
Hni
Expansion planned for 32d Air Division near Hancock Field
A defense facilities expansion costing over 5 million dollars is reported at bidding. The project adds two large buildings and a power plant, enlarges the Northern defense complex, and extends the radar network from Greenland to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It covers more than 50 acres and involves the 32d Air Division unit for detection and interception of foreign air movement in cooperation with Canada and the United States.
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Alaska
Canada
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Sound
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House Reversal On Tax Cut Seen
Massachusetts Congressman Joseph W. Martin Jr. predicted after a GOP weekly meeting that the House will reverse itself and block the Democratic sponsored tax cut. He spoke amid congressional leaders with President Eisenhower at the White House.
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White] ‘House
Medico Mambo ends with two broken legs in hospital
Mrs Else Sorensen and Miss Karen Kirk Lassin, residents of an old folks home, hired dance music from the radio and tried the mambo. They are now in a hospital with broken legs. Both dancers are out of pocket.
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Copenhagen
Upi
Else Sorensen
Karen Kirk Lassin
French-Canadian climber braves Detroit River bridge walk
Jean Claude Simard, 23, of Quebec, crawled across a narrow catwalk under the Ambassador Bridge from Windsor to Detroit at night, slipping near the American abutment. Police rescued him after an hour. he joked he did a bad thing and sought work in the United States.
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Detroit
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Detroit River
Jean Claude Simard
Quebec
United States
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Patromen
Dean
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