New Ellenville Bank Opens Amid Brisk Trade
New Ellenville National Bank opened to brisk business after a near disaster weeks earlier. Deposits reached 335000, withdrawals 225000, with outside check activity not counted. The bank takes on Home National Bank deposits, minus overdrafts related to Anjopa Paper Mills, Hotel Zeger, and loans. Local officials say the venture signals revival in the Catskills area after the Home National Bank failure tied to William R. Rose.
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Ellenville
N.Y
Eilenville National Bank
Milulah
Home National Bank
Catskill Mountain
Home National
William R. Rose
Rose
New York City
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Joseph DiCandia
Anjopa
Napanock
Zeger
Otto John Gets Four Year Term For Red Visit
Otto John former West German intelligence chief was sentenced to four years in prison for treasonable relations with the Communists during his 11 month stay behind the Iron Curtain. The Federal Supreme Court announced the verdict after a six week trial in Karlsruhe. Seventy witnesses testified and the case cited John’s transfer from East Germany on July 20 1954. The court deducted 12 months pretrial custody from the sentence and ordered John to bear trial costs estimated at $10 000.
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Germany
Otto John
Wth
Federal Supreme Court
West Germany
Klohn
Berlin
John
Supreme Court
Comist
East Germany
Thumb Fun Ends in Accident and Sentencing
In Brookfield Missouri Melvin Carter attempting a hitchhike near Kinlock stood close to the road when a car struck him injuring his hand Otlo Jahn once West German intelligence chief told troopers he was sentenced to four years in prison for actions during his stay behind the Iron Curtain He caught the next bus home after the incident and the trip disrupted relations with Moscow.
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Brookfield
Melvin Carter
Kinlock
Otlo Jahn
Cammu
Feuding Singers Headed to Europe on Same Plane
New York December 22 la So prano Maria Callas and baritone Runza Sordello share a plane to Europe after a feud at the Metropolitan Opera. They spoke briefly at Idlewild Airport before departure. Callas offered to shake hands if Sordello apologized for remarks about her. He said he offered apologies but she dismissed him. Bing said Sordello was fired for not cooperating with the conductor.
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New York
Maria Callas
Runza Sordello
Sordello
Metropolitan Opera
Europe
Wollewild
Miss Callas
Old Densmen
Sordella
Met
Rudolf Bing
Nixon Busy With Survey Of Refugees
Vice President Nixon arrived in Salzburg amid a snowstorm to finish his survey of Hungarian refugee issues. He greeted Austrian officials, spoke with private citizens, and planned a brief stopover in Iceland before flying home via Iceland. Nixon’s trip also touched on Icelandic politics and U S. reassurances over troops.
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Austria
Nixon
Iceland
Vien
Kefi
Tceland
Ludvik Josepsson
Hannibal Waldsmarsson
U. S
William
P. Rogers
Nixson
Tesland
Washington
Reykjavik
Robert Wilson
West Germa
COS Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed List
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with partial entries and garbled phrasing. Appears as a legible puzzle prompt fragment including terms for letters, numbers, and common crossword indicators muddled by OCR.
Christmas Spirit Spreads From Homes to Hospitals Nationwide
A Christmas spirit storying Americans across faiths and ages. Delicatessen owner in Philadelphia decorates a tree for the homeless, a Utica judge frees a chronic alcoholic after receiving a letter from the prisoner’s daughter, and Piney Woods School educator Laurence Stones brings trees and pecans to Mississippi students. Veterans hospitals in California plan TV visits. Jewish War Veterans arrange home returns for 50 hospitalized servicemen. Naval shipyard and Ft. Polk events, plus Philadelphia parish dolls bought for poor children, show broad volunteer generosity. In New York, Jewish and Christian groups help hospitals and orphans. Boy Scout troop 241 in Phoenix raises funds from tree sales for orphaned siblings after a family tragedy.
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Philadelphia
Ja, Q. Walsh
Utica
N.Y
Camp Kilmer
N.T
Piney Woods
America
Veterans’ Administration Hosital
San Fernando
Calif
California
New York
USO
Maria Virgo
Our
Kady
Mt. Carmel Parish
Atall
Phoenix
Ariz
Boy Scouts
Young Mother Killed While Yule Shopping
A young mother Alma H. Cunningham, 29, died after being struck by a car in Northwest Baltimore while returning from Christmas shopping with her four children. The incident occurred during Maryland’s holiday weekend.
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Maryland
Alma H. Cunningham
Baltimore
Airman Hardy Killed In Auto Strike At Morningside
Airman First Class Allin B. Hardy 22 of Huron Ohio died after being struck by a car in Morningside. Investigators link the fatality to Mercer Hampton Magruder 37 of Upper Marlboro who faces reckless driving and manslaughter charges at Andrews Air Force Base. At the Potomac River Bridge toll gate a motorist died and a pedestrian was injured when a driver failed to slow. Charles Rudolph Robey 39 of La Plata was killed in the crash. pedestrian St year id Wood Schafer of Newburg suffered possible fractures.
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Charles T Rundolph Robey
la Plata
Ewood Schafer
Newburg
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