91st Fire Victim Dies In Chicago
The Chicago school fire death toll rose to 91 as 70 victims from Our Lady of Angels School were buried in cold December weather.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1958
Page
12
Berlin tragedy deepens as 12 children laid to rest
City mourns more victims of the Mon day blaze as 12 children and one nun remain in critical condition at area hospitals. Five other children were buried Thursday. Masses and separate services honor the victims as authorities report the dramatic capture of Lt. Mackin by Communist forces and seek diplomatic notes from the United States.
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Victor Jacobellis
Berlin
UPI
West Ber
B. Z
Jcdy
Richard Mac
Washington
Chicago
Albert G. Meyer
Spellman
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Nerther
B. I
Cnttle
Dral
Mackin
Holy Innocents
Frankfurt
Grafenwoehr
Queen of Heaven
Iron Curtain
Jetery
Cem
Terry
Raymond P. Hill
United One
Foreign
U.S
Stanley Burda
Fergone
Beverly
Burda
Three Mans
Christ
God
Showdown On Alabama Votes Near Showdown
Alabama and the Federal Civil Rights Commission prepared for a hearing in Montgomery on Monday over claims Black voters were denied rights. Circuit Judge George Wallace contested federal investigators access to Barbour and Bullock county records, threatening jail for agents if seized. Wallace did not confirm attendance, while Commission Chairman John A. Hannah spoke with President Eisenhower.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Federal Civil Rights Commission
George Wallace
Barbour
Bullock
Wallace
Third Judicial Circuit
Commission
John A. Hannah
Eisenhower
Odds Against Southerners In Democratic Party Fight
Washington report details a power struggle within the Democratic Party over Louisiana national committeeman Camille Gravel. The Credentials Committee kept Gravel’s credentials 7 to 2, while a Southern caucus sought his removal 14 to 5, proposing Hugh N. Clayton to replace him.
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Washington
Istana
Slim
Erners
Lou|Tneir
Natonal Committee
Gravel
Jett M. Talbot
Louisiana Democratic Committee
Southern National Committee
Orice Mally
Hugh N. Clayton
Mississippi
Democratic Advisory Council
Natonal
Advisory Council
Talbot
Louisiana Democratic Organization
Louisiana
Sam Houston Jones
Democratic Party
National Committee
Strong Rights Plank Predicted By Truman
Raleigh N C UPI Former President Truman predicts the Democratic Party will adopt another strong civil rights plank in its 1960 platform. He says the party must back civil rights and voting rights measures, signaling continued federal action to end segregation and expand protections.
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Truman
Raleigh
N. C
UPI
Democratic Party
Columbus
James A. Lantz
Michael V. DiSaile
Ohio House of Representatives
Maemyid Bian -Azain
Cuyahoga Tes
Uestibinhd Wenbanen Aaeiind
National Party
Paul Butler
Iufere
Butler Himsel
Natonal Committee
Butler
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Brooks ‘Hays
Arkansas
Crashed Plane Found In Spain With 21 Dead
A French-made four engine Languedoc airliner on the Vigo to Madrid route crashed on the Peak of the Dead Woman north of Madrid, killing all 21 aboard. Wreckage found on a snow covered mountainside after searches aided by a US helicopter from Torrejon airbase. All aboard were Spaniards except for one Chilean student.
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Madrid
UPI
Here
Languedoc
Vigo
Torrejon
Albert Pikul
Valley Falls
Local Stocks and Securities Quotations
Pierre R. Smith and Co presents nominal quotations for stocks and other securities as listed by the Midwest Stock Exchange. The report includes market breadth, price ranges, and notable movements, with brokerage notes on trading activity and liquidity.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pierre R. Smith & Company
E.S.T. Bidg
Elyria
Doors Welded Shut On Prison Rioters' Cells
The riot at Arizona State Prison left 46 inmates confined to welded shut, maximum security cells after luring guards, seizing keys, and prompting guards to return fire. Warden Frank Eyman said charges will be filed. highway patrol and guards remain on duty to maintain order. The inmates demanded gate openings and medical attention before retreating to their cells.
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Florence
Ariz Upi
Arizona State Prison
Prson
Frank Zyman
Eyman
Lantz elected Ohio House speaker as DiSalle advances
James A. Lantz, Gov elect DiSalle ally, won the Ohio House speakership in a 51-25 ballot, securing control for DiSalle in both chambers. The Cleveland bloc must yield in leadership, while Toledo's Frank King was chosen Senate President Pro Tempore and key DiSalle loyalists filled posts.
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Lancaster Law Lyer
James J. McGettrick
Cleveland
House
Lantz
General Assembly
DiSalle
Senate
Cleveland Bloc
Senate Democrats
Frank King
Toledo
McGettrick
Jesse Yoder
Dayton
Normar Fuerst
Arthur H
Brady) Milleson
Harrison County
Frank Sciacca
Columbus
Denison University
Ohio State Law School
G D Tablak
Youngstown
MelGettrick
George M. Hook Jr
Georgetown
Andy Devine
Thomas L. Thomas
Akron
Fire Hits Laundry in Mannheim Quartermaster Corps
Fire razed the United States Army laundry in Mannheim Germany on Friday causing estimated damage around 125000 dollars. The incident occurred at the US Army Quartermaster Corps facility and authorities began investigations into the blaze.
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Mannheim
Germany
United States
Quartermaster Corps
Executed Warmer This Year In War-Torn Rome
A Bucharest radio report said four Romani defendants convicted by a Cali court were executed, with five others receiving life terms. The station noted October beer consumption and compared it with last year, but names and exact charges were not disclosed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Vienna
Romani State Board of Equalization
Rockets Miss Moon Shot Sparks Official Blame
Cape Canaveral officials blamed the early firing for a failure to reach moon orbit as Pioneer 11 measured radiation and NASA officials promised a rapid second attempt. Army and NASA leaders discussed timing while noting the mission yielded near complete scientific results despite the setback.
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Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
T. Keith Glennan
NASA
Moon
Air Force
Pickering
C T Box For Toys Is Open In Elyria
The Christmas Bureau will give the Salvation Army a list of children in need from welfare agencies on December 20. Parents will receive toy coupons by letter and be told when to come to the Toy Shop to select gifts. The Not Forgotten Box and Christmas for Every Family drives operate separately with distinct aims and funds.
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Hedley A. Burrell
Christmas Bureau
Salvation Army
Maj
Burrell
Army
Stokley
C-T
Elyria
UN Committees Race Deadline
United Nations committees rush to finish business ahead of December 12 adjournment. In the General Assembly the Political Committee debates atomic radiation effects while the Special Political Committee considers Indian policy in South Africa and the Trusteeship Committee reviews reports from member nations on non self governing territories. The sessions aim to clear items before the break with a key accord between the United States and Russia on continuing worldwide study of radiation effects.
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United Nations
UPH
General Assembly
South Africa
United States
Russia
OEA Urges Six-Year-Old Entry To First Grade
The Ohio Education Association calls for uniform statewide rules requiring children to be six years old, not younger, to enter first grade. Also noted are UN and state changes on education funding and public health aimed at easing school enrollment and financing big projects.
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Cleveland
UPS
Ohio Education Assn
Death Of Anastasia Kept Quiet By Family
Long Island waterfront racketeer Anastasio Gerald Anastasio died last Tuesday at Long Island College Hospital after a long illness. His family kept the death quiet and arranged a private burial at St. John’s Cemetery in Queens following a requiem Mass at St. Stephen’s Church. He had been tied to Local 814 of the International Longshoremen’s Association and was once charged with perjury related to a stevedore office visit in 1951. He leaves three children and two brothers including Rev. Salvatore Anastasio.
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Anastasia
Long Island College
National Longshoremen's Associa- Hospital
St. John’s Cemetery
Queens
St. Stephen's
Jerry
Albert
Dren
Salvatore Anastasio
Brooklyn
Bossman
Anthony
Tony” Anasta
Cold Wave Extends Across Most of the United States
A cold front pushed south and east from Canada, leaving only Florida and the far Southwest untouched. Snow flurries persisted in the Rockies Great Lakes region and Texas Panhandle with light accumulations in Kansas and New Mexico. The frigid mass centered in the Montana Minnesota and Dakotas area. In California a separate suit alleges Gary Crosby involved in a car crash, with damages sought totaling 36500 for the plaintiffs Ruth and John Sullivan.
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Rockies
Great Lakes Region
Texas Panhandle
Florida
Southwest
Oklahoma
Atlantic Coast
Plains
Rocines
Great Lakes
Texas
Te- Kansas
New Mexico
Montana
Minnesota - Dakotas
Los Angeles
UPI
Singer Land
Bing Crosby
Gary
Ra Ther
Nebraska
Long Beach
Calif
England
Fnday
John A. Sullivan
Ruth
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Middle East
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Paul G. Hoffman
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
Gerardo “Jerry” Anastasia
United Press International
Gary Crosby
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