Weather by Wirephoto: Cold Northeast and Rockies. warmer West
Weather by wirephoto reports colder conditions tonight in New England states and in Wyoming and Colorado. It notes slightly warmer temperatures in Washington and Oregon, with showers expected from the Dakotas to Texas and across the Tennessee, Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys and into the middle Atlantic states and southern Florida.
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New England
Wyoming
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Dakotas
Texas
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Rail Crash Injures Woman at Station
Boston & Maine Railroad crews cleared the main line between Boston and Troy after a derailment that sent fifteen cars off the tracks. Helena Sapach, 27, of Littleton, was treated for shock and bruises after being struck on the station platform. no railroad staff were harmed.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Troy
N. Y
Helena Sapach
Little‘ton
Polls Issue Grows From Military Service Feud
Washington Democrats sharpened an election issue from the inter service clash over future war roles. Paul Butler charged Eisenhower failed to supervise the Defense Department while Leonard Hall defended the president. Sen. Symington leads a Senate probe into the row amid disputes over missile budgets air power and carrier capabilities.
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Paul M. Butler
Leonard W. Hall
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Defense Department
Eisenhower
Hall
Symington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Truman
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Nike
Navy
Pentagon
Sultan of Aden Dies in Hospital
Sultan Salih Bin Ghalib, premier chief of the Eastern Aden Protectorate, died in a hospital in Aden last night. He was believed to be over 80 and led the Quaiti state of Shihr and Mukalla, the most significant of the eastern British protectorate entities along the Arabian Peninsula coast.
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Aden
Salih’ bin Ghalib
Aden Protectorate
Qu’aiti
Shihr
Mukalla
Arabian Peninsula
Weevil infestations threaten Sherwood Forest in Nottingham
The Forestry Commission reports tree killing insects are attacking Sherwood Forest. The weevils have destroyed or damaged about 40,000 trees, harming the historic site once linked to Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
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Nottingham
England
Forestry Commission
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Weather forecast and records for the date
Forecast calls for clearing and sunny conditions with a high near 66, tonight cool and cloudy with a low around 44, and tomorrow showers with a high near 70. Yesterday’s high 66, low 52, sunset 8 33 p m, sunrise 5 31 a m, record high 91 in 1911 and record low 37 in 1954. Relative humidity 80 yesterday evening and 72 today morning.
Pulpit Openings Slow as Social Security Raises Pastors Pay
The 168th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A reports Social Security provisions have raised ministerial salaries and slowed pulpit vacancies. The Department of Ministerial Relations notes many ministers stay in service to qualify, delaying retirements and vacancies, while higher salaries aim to reach the maximum benefits for clergy.
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Philadelphia
168Th
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Department of
United Presbyterian Church
U. S
Department of Ministerial Relations
Armed Dynamite Gave Her a Scare
Mrs Alma Bothe found a tube shaped object with a cord near her Dallas home She avoided bringing it inside after seeing the letters D A N G E R She placed it in a garbage can Four hours later she told her sister and police were called Sgt J K Bradberry said it was a stick of dynamite with blasting cap and fuse capable of blowing something sky high
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Tex
Alma Bothe
J. K. “Bradberry
Stolen Car Recovered By Two Philadelphia Officers
Patrolman John J. Judge reported his car stolen from behind his North Philadelphia home. Shortly after, Patrolman Michael Judge called to say he found the car. The two patrolmen had only met once and work from different stations.
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Judge
John J. Judge
Michael Judge
Syracuse China Patterns Return to Display in Store
The Syracuse China department unveils over 50 formerly inactive patterns now on display for late summer delivery. Wayne invites customers to view the collection including Rhapsody Richelieu Rosalie Roseleaf Royal Count Santa Rosa Selma Standish Temple Bells Viking Wild Rose and Yellow Roses.
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China
Rhapsody Richelieu
Rosalie Roseleaf
Royal Count Santa Rosa Selma Standish
Temple Bells
Viking
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