Multiple Train Collisions Injure Dozens Across Japan and Italy
About 50 people were injured when a Tokyo Yokohama commuter train hit a stopped train. In Myecgety Japan at least 58 were hurt, eight seriously, after a gravel truck collided with a diesel train. Actor John Barrymore Jr asked a Rome court to force Giorgio Moll to return his engagement ring after a breakup. Yugoslav Marshal Tito traveled by train to France, while U.N. General Assembly set to open in New York on Sept 20. Washington awaited remarks from Eisenhower and Secretary of State Merbeth amid propaganda concerns with the Soviet Union. A long wire service wrap includes political notes and corrections on various topics.
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Mito City
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Fragmentary historical notice from January 3851 theater
A garbled OCR entry references a first Wednesday in January and a theatre in which a performance or event occurred. Names and places are unclear, with many misreads. The piece hints at wartime context and a dated setting but provides no verifiable details.
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Iter
BCS
Nuclear disarmament plans spark UN debate at New York session
An article recounts Khrushchev’s push for complete disarmament and Western reactions at Geneva, London, and UN events. It notes prior failed subcommittees, open skies proposals, and a pattern of East West stalemate amid Cold War tensions and shifting leadership.
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Paris
Alay
United States May Seek Early UN Speech by Herner or Eisenhower
Washington sources say Secretary of State Herner is likely to speak at the UN session opening September 20, with President Eisenhower possible early appearance. Debate divides advisers over a visible U.S. schedule versus waiting for Khrushchev’s remarks.
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Christian A. Herner
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Rother
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Heber
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Assembly
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Pennsylvania Railroad Resumes Operation After Strike Settlement
The Pennsylvania Railroad system across 13 states returned to service after a prolonged strike. About 72,800 employees ended walkouts as an agreement ended the labor dispute. Losses tallied at roughly 54 million with 10 million in revenue and 1 million in wages for workers.
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Thurber’s Brewidwasy debut noted in New York
The report recalls James Thurber’s early New York stage appearance as a blind humorist and comedian who joked about acting for crowds in barrooms and theaters, describing his bold style and self depreciation.
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New York
James Thurber
Dad Daughter Team Fail In Channel Swim
An English father named Gaugnior and his daughter began a Channel swim from France to England aiming for a first on his back. The effort lasted three hours before they stopped. The recipient, Dr. Hirem Badderleyx, intended to be the first to swim the distance on his back, but also quit. Susan, 76, spent 35 hours 49 minutes in the water.
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Gaugnior
France
Hirem Badderleyx
Susan
Man Appeals to Coast Guard for Help During Flood
A stranded man in a flooded bar during Monday's storm asked the Coast Guard for help to get an on time appointment. The Coast Guard refused. He reportedly rolled up his trouser legs and waded out.
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New York
UPD
Coast Guard
Hostesses to Get Matching Booze Color Match Scheme
A Louisville liquor company suggests dinner hostesses should match the color of their liqueurs to the color of their gowns, pairing beverages with wardrobe for coordinated hostesses.
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Louisville
Sph
Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Update Notices September 13 1960
Local notice page from Elyria Ohio dated September 13 1960 lists pricing and mailing details for the Chronicle Telegram edition. Includes publication frequency daily except Sundays and holidays and printing company address at 225 East Ave Elyria.
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Lerain Counts Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elytia Ohio
Elyria
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