Coastwise freighter rams schooner off Monterey coast
A 10000-ton freighter split a coastwise lumber schooner in two off Point Sur near Monterey California at 2:53 am PDT. At least three men killed and two missing with nine survivors. The Olson bow section floated, survivors rescued by the Waterman Leopard and others. The ships were in a busy lane. the Olson was bound for Coos Bay from Los Angeles and the Leopard, Waterman, and tanker aided in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
California
Coast Guard
Howard Olson
Hayres
John B. Waterman
Point Sur
San Francisco
Monterey Bay
K. W. Anderson
Associated Oil Co
David Kennedy
Olson
Los Angeles
Coos Bay
Ore
Marine
Parliament showdown Eden grilled over frogman mystery
In London the Prime Minister faced a planned Commons grilling on the missing naval diver Lionel Crabb and his proximity to Soviet warships, with Labor pressing for details on his activities and the wartime hero’s fate near Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eden
House of Commons
Lionel Crabb
Portsmouth
Bulganin
Nikitai Khrushchev
Britain
Crabb
Elephant in New York City Dies on Street
An elephant weighing about 3,000 pounds dies after illness on 1st Avenue near 102nd Street in New York. The animal, part of a circus, collapsed unusable and died in public view as crews attempted to move it toward freight yards from Madison Square Garden. The body’s cremation and ashes return to the United States were discussed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
1St Ave
United States
Metro-Goldwyn
Dai Mayer
Lim
Economy of opulence headline heads pages
Editorial note hints at shift from an economy of abundance. Selvin Portey directs readers to editorial page while regular features span Amusements Financial Bridge Police Court Classified Radio-TV and more. Deaths Sports and Letters appear on later pages with varied content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selvin Portey Tolay
Police Court
Radio-Tv
City Lite AW Woren
Two More for Larry Rulison Twins Born to Ralison Family
Lawrence M. Rulison, assemblyman, handed out cigars today as the Ralison family of 438 Farmer St. welcomed twins weighing five pounds fourteen ounces and four pounds eleven ounces at St. Joseph's Hospital. The newborns join siblings Paul and Mary, nearly 15 months old, and a total of eight children: Michael nine, John five, Jim four, and Peter three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Rulison
Ralison
Catherine B. Fox
Ogdensburg
Farmer St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ant Chi
Paul
Mary
Michael
John
Jom
Peter
Drivers Deny Drunken Driving in Busy Traffic Court
In a bustling Traffic Court session Judge Truman Preston handled five drunken driving cases. Three Syracuse motorists pled not guilty. one freed on a prior charge, and another faced a Rochester bench warrant for failing to appear. Defendants include Paul Suzalenicz Edward Zackowski Walter Sobotka Elroy Cole and Walter Wiley. Bail set at 1000 for Suzalenicz Zackowski and Sobotka. Sobotka and Zackowski may face additional charges. hearings scheduled May 22 23 and May 24. Wiley held on multiple charges after a police chase and remains jailed in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman x Preston
Preston
Syracuse
Rochester
Paul Suzalenicz
Palmer Ave
Edward Zackowski
Madison St
Walter Sobotka
Myrtle Ave
Elroy Cole
Madison
Walter P. Wiley
Tae
Im Sobotka
Sobotka
Francis T. Brown
Genesee St
Cole
Wiley
al Chase
Burt Street
Seymour
Onondaga Streets
Lourt
Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest and Cleveland
Weekend storms tore through the nation leaving 13 dead and hundreds injured. In Cleveland the windstorms killed six and caused several million dollars in damage. Michigan saw twenty tornadoes, with Flint losses estimated up to two million. Ohio flood threats remained as storms dampened streams and floodwaters rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Michigan
Flint
Ohio
Michland
Pennsylvania
Rocky River
Frank P. Celeste
Lakewood
Col
British troops kill Cypriot during Polis search
In Polis 70 miles west of Nicosia British troops shot and killed a Cypriot Greek who allegedly refused to halt during a search. Gunfire followed as Greek Cypriots ended a general strike amid a mourning period for two men hanged last week. Road blocks and alerts were declared island wide and civilians were urged to stay indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
INS
Polis
Cyprots
Michael Kargaolis
Andrea Demetriou
Non-N Y Autoists Face Jail Over Insurance Law
Out of state drivers in New York could face jail under the new compulsory auto insurance law set to take effect on February 1. All vehicles will require minimum coverage of 10 000 for personal injuries 20 000 for injuries per incident and 5 000 for property damage. Non residents are subject to the same rules though enforcement varies. a first offense for driving without insurance risks fines and jail, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany U
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Canada
Gusty Winds Bring Thundery Showers and Cooler Temps
A cold front moves through Syracuse and central New York ending a heat wave. Remnants of weekend storms from the Great Lakes region produce thundershowers with gusty westerly winds up to 45 mph this evening, fading late. Overnight low around 49 with a high near 81 today and not above 62 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Today's Chuckle About Bigger Things Than Money Bills
A lighthearted note suggests that in daily life there are things more important than money, inviting readers to reflect on values beyond financial gain. The brief item nods to humor and everyday priorities without naming people or places.
Egbert Turner Dies Retired Herald Editor
The veteran journalist Egbert Turner died yesterday in University Hospital after a brief illness at his home 226 Darrington Rd. He spent 33 years in editorial work at Knickerbocker Press and later served on the Herald-Journal staff in upstate New York. Turner studied at Syracuse University and became city editor of the Binghamton Press before advancing to the Albany paper. His wife Marjorie J. Turner was a noted Methodist minister and scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ’. Turner
Upstate
University Hospital
Darrington Rd
Turner
Knickerbocker Press
Johannesburg
South
Johannnesburg
Dier
Herald-Journal
Pennsylvania
Arerald
William H. Turner
Marjorie J. Turner
The
Herald
Honolulu
Hawaii
Syracuse
Democratic University
Professor Mistakes Dog Tail For Seat In Accidental Loss
A Syracuse University professor, unnamed, buried a brown dog tail with a spade while deep in thought over the weekend. The neighbor’s dog Rover yelped when the tail was mistaken for a seat and was accidentally cut off. The dog was taken to a veterinarian and treated for a two inch tail stub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Rover
Diay
Le Moyne Student Paul Ryan Dies in Canadian Plane Crash
H Paul Ryan 29 a Le Moyne College senior from a Syracuse family was fatally injured when his private Luscomb two seater crashed near Dunnville Ontario while returning to Syracuse from Milwaukee where his brother Peter Ryan lives The victim was traveling with his father Howard P Ryan of Chicago and his body will be transported to Syracuse for funeral services Surviving relatives include his father a brother in Ohio three sisters Mrs Mooney Mrs John J Skelly and Sister Frances Agnes and his grandmother Mrs P T Ryan who just turned 101 The deceased had served in the Army and had been pursuing a degree with plans for June graduation He previously attended St Andrew's Seminary at Rochester The crash occurred about 30 miles west of Buffalo and Ryan died about four hours after the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Paul Ryan
le Moyne College
Syracuse
Dunnville
Ont
Howard P. Ryan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Peter Ryan
Paul
Robert J. Mooney
Concord PL
Mary Agnes Dolan Ryan
Stee Ie
Ryan
Japan
St. Andrew's Seminary
Rochester
J. P. Burns
Feneral
Luscomb
Buffalo
Dunnville Hospital
Don't Cut Aid Warns Wilson in Foreign Aid Testimony
Secretary of Defense Wilson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that any cut to the foreign aid program risking national defense. He warned it would trigger a re-evaluation of U S international position and military budgets while maintaining support for about 200 Allied divisions. Admiral Radford urged allies and the nation to avoid reducing aid, stressing the danger of Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Free World
Sen-7
Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur W. Radford
Iman
Joint Chiefs of An 7
Soviet
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pep
Frogman Fiasco
Ellis Mills
National Airport
Leesburg
Falls Church
Ordzhonikidze
Admiralty
Mr. Smith
Sallyport
V. F. Kotov
P. W. Burnett
Burnett
Sailyport Hotel
Crabbland Smith
Calhern
Roday
Larry
Assemblyman
Associated Press
N.Y
Egbert Turner
Adlai
Korea
Paul Ryan
Wore
Egbert S. Taner
Tee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!