Sayre man donates 90th pint of blood
Morris Johnson of Sayre Pennsylvania is praised after donating his 90th pint at the Red Cross blood bank. He previously gave 80 pints and aims for 100 as part of a voluntary blood drive. Union News Company wins a liquor license for its restaurant at the new Broome County Airport near Binghamton after opposition from religious and temperance groups.
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Johnson
Red Cross Blood Bank
Albany
State Liquor Authority
Union News Company
New Broome County
Binghamton
Union News
I Broome County
Adenauer Threatened. Berlin Seeks Steinstuecken Solution
West German Chancellor Adenauer received threatening letters prompting a bodyguard, with Interior Minister Lehrfeld saying authors faced prosecution. Allied commanders in West Berlin asked for help from high commissioners to resolve the Steinstuecken blockade, creating a zonal issue. A Panmunjom searchlight pierced the night sky as Korea armistice talks resumed, while Formosa reported mild quakes and Red troop readiness rumors circulated.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Robert Lehrfeld
Berlin
West Berlin
Steinstuecken
November milk price set at six dollars per hundredweight
The market administrator announced that the November price of fluid milk in the New York marketing area is $6 per hundredweight. This compares with $6.02 a year ago. the October price was $5.82.
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New York U
New York
Duty Could Call Ike
New York report says former New England publisher Leonard V. Finder claims General Dwight D. Eisenhower told him he would run for president if it was a matter of duty. Finder recalls Eisenhower saying he avoided politics but would accept a draft to serve the country. He cites a 1948 letter in which Eisenhower refused a nomination and warned soldiers should not seek office without an overriding reason.
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New England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Leonard V. Finder
Collier’s Magazine
Eisenhower
Bisennower
Binder
Finder
Esenhower
City Treasurer Overwhelmed By Parking Meter Change
Wallace Jones faces a flood of coins after police dumped 60,000 pennies and 5,000 nickels on his desk from a week’s parking meter haul. He counted and banked the coins, leaving City Hall with no space for waste paper as baskets fill up.
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Concord
Wallace Jones
Jones
City Hall
Truman Receives Israeli Award for Humanitarian Efforts
Washington based report says President Truman was awarded the 1951 humanitarian award of His tadrut the general federation of Jewish workers in Israel. A plaque cites his outstanding efforts to foster understanding between the United States and Israel. A delegation led by Joseph Schlossberg delivered the honor at the White House.
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Truman
Histadrut
General Federation of Jewish Workers
Israel
United States
Joseph Schlossberg
National Committee For Labor Israel
White House
Sparrows Found Dead After Rainstorm in Mishawara Yard
Mr and Mrs William Watkins discovered 145 sparrows dead under maple trees in their yard following a heavy rainstorm in Mishawara Jind UP authorities seek cause and possible investigation while residents note unusual weather impacts on local birds.
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Mishawara, Jind
William Watkins
Royal Couple See Loggers at Work in Canada
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured the woods at Eaglecrest Lodge Qualicum Beach B C observing loggers at work. The pair planned to depart for Nanaimo to resume their trans Canadian tour. An early forecast promised clear skies as they endured rain on yesterday's walk. Philip fished successfully though he and aides had no pheasants to show for the morning hunt.
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B.C
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Eaglecrest Lodge
Nanaimo
B. C
Philip
Prince
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