Enterprise Crew Battles Atlantic Storm to Reach Port
Kenneth Dancy, chief mate of the Flying Enterprise, wore a thick beard as the 6,711 ton ship, battered by a 50 year storm, evacuated 40 crewmen and 10 passengers. A valiant effort kept the vessel from becoming a sea prize while tug Turmoil towed toward Falmouth. The Atlantic seas calmed with an Aprillike January breeze as the convoy pressed on toward port.
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Associated Press
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Jersey
Kurt
Carlsen
Enterprise
America
Falmouth
Sleet and Freezing Rain Forecast Tightens Travel Warnings
A winter storm continues to grip the nation with sleet and freezing rain forecast for Thursday. Cold in the northeast with subzero readings, mild in the southeast, and near seasonal in the west. Colorado mountains report up to 14 inches of snow closing three passes after the latest blizzard. Strong southerly winds bring warmer air from Texas toward the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
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Mississippi
No Name Calling But No Progress
In a Korean War briefing, Libby notes no progress despite an amicable tent atmosphere as delegates discuss Red objections. He reports that no one vilified others and that prisoners released by the U N would promise not to fight the U N in Korea, though progress remains elusive.
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Korea
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Clings To Life After 44 Pints Of Transfusion
A 34 year old man in New York clung to life after receiving 44 pints of blood in a short span. Physicians called the amount extraordinary as it represented three complete changes of his blood supply. Walter Henn, a Burlington Mills textile worker, began bleeding late Thursday and after exhausting 12 pints for his type at Heth Israel Hospital, three Red Cross calls were made. He had surgery yesterday and the bleeding appeared to stop.
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Taft predicts GOP delegates will secure nomination
In Washington Taft cited pledges across the nation translating into convention votes. Eisenhower said to avoid campaigning while seeking the GOP nomination, and Taft claimed more than half of convention votes could be secured. Talks focused on NATO, French politics, and undercover police actions in Diggins case with budget debates and county funding questions.
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Board of Public Works
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Law Library
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Broom
Stalin Protege Is Being Feted in Moscow
Georgi Malenkov deputy premier and Stalin protege marked his 50th birthday with front page notices and orders of Lenin. Party and government leaders praised him as a lifelong fighter for Communism and a true pupil of Lenin, amid talk he may share more control as Stalin ages.
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Georgi M. Malenker
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Lenin
Community Party
Council of Ministers
Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Pavrenty
P. Beria
Missing Beauty Reported Seen With Couple
Miami Florida January reports a new development in the disappearance of 21 year old Canadian beauty Hughuatte LeMay last seen in the Florida Keys. Raymond Daoust brother of the missing woman and George LeMay husband believe she was sighted near Miami on the Tamiami Trail Saturday afternoon. A fishing camp operator said the group spent an hour there and took a short boat ride before heading toward Fort Myers.
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Florida Keys
James ©. Barker
Monroe County
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Hughnette
George LeMay
Daourt
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Smokey" Morris
Frog City
Morris
Fort Myers
Daoust
Hughuatte
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ATBA
Handicraft Pattern Offer From The HaGerstown Daily Mall
An old advertisement promotes pattern 7196 with three motifs 5x31 inches for towels and pillowcases. It invites readers to send twenty five cents to a New York address for Alice Brookn Needlework catalog and lists crafts like crochet knitting and embroidery.
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Hola
P.O
Old Cheleon Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brookn
Trustees Probe Defunct Empire Trade Firm in Bankruptcy Hearing
Philadelphia January hearing seeks to determine if a stock deal netted Democratic National Chairman Frank E. McKinney and others large profits on Empire stock. Frank Cohen, former firm head, is expected as chief witness, with a subpoena issued December 19. service status unclear. McKinney and McHale admit profits of 68 000 on 1 000 investments, others benefited similarly. Cohen's attorney cites Argentine government dollar shortage and a defaulted tractor contract as the underlying cause.
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Philadelphia
Empire Trade Corp
Democratic National
Frank E. McKinney
Frank Cohen
L. Leroy Detninger
Cohen
McKinney
Frank H. McHale
Birth Of Quads Surprises Dad
New York report that 38-year-old Joseph Graber became the father of quadruplets today. His wife Fannie, 32, gave birth a month early to three girls and a boy. Mother and babies are described as doing well. Odds of quads in the U S are about 1 in 643,971. Graber, a Brooklyn liquor dealer, had anticipated twins or triplets at most. The couple also has three other children, oldest five.
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Jan
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Hearst Executors List 16 Million In Partial Inventory
A partial inventory of the estate of the late William Randolph Hearst lists assets at 16,070,255 dollars. The largest item filed yesterday is 13,600,000 dollars in Hearst publishing company stock. Next is 1,650,691 dollars in antiques and art stored in five warehouses at San Simeon, California. Real property in New York Texas Wales Mexico and Wyntoon California remains to be inventoried.
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Missionaries Work Among POWs on Koje Island Korea
Christian missionaries on Koje Island report 170000 prisoners of war with up to 7000 attending Sunday services at 20 locations and about 1000 at weekday Bible classes. They note initial Christian share rising from under 1 percent to about 5 percent, with converts undergoing catechumenate and examination before full baptism.
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Korea
Clytilan Tn. Temmess
Bruce A. Cummings
Cummings
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Varle J. Woodberry
Orient
Welles to Wed Austrian Bride in New York Ceremony
Former ambassador Welles, 59, wedlock plans confirmed after a license was issued. He lists two prior marriages, including Esther Slater and Mathilde Townsend. Bride, AV, recently divorced in New Jersey from Baron Emmerich von Jeszeninky, had prior marriage to Thornton Wilson. Addresses given in license show Oxon Hill Maryland and Bernardaville New Jersey. The note mentions the world’s longest royal python at over 30 feet.
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Jan
Py Formey
Sumner / Welles
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Welles
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Slater
Mathilde Townsend
New Jersey
Baron Emmerich von Jeszeninky
Thornton Wilson
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Prisoner Clarence Barnhart Writes From Korea
Mrs Hivdelbarger reports her brother Clarence Barnhart, a soldier who entered the Army in 1949 and went to Korea in 1950, is alive and well in captivity. He writes letters via a Chinese press channel, with one note dated March 11 describing hope for home soon. His status remains missing in action near Kunu-Ri.
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Ayye Pan
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Korea
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Committee For World Peace
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China
Ute
Eichelberger
Defense Department
Washington
Daily Mail
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Kunu-Ri
Maryland Hams Ready To Serve In An Emergency
Washington dispatch reports the Maryland Emergency Net formed by W3NZ Bennett of Carmody Hills to provide amateur radio service during emergencies. Twenty six Maryland hams from all counties joined with plans to reach over one hundred members. Net will operate on 40 meter band with specific weekday and weekend times. Contact W3NHK at 7247 F St, Carmody Hills, Md to join Navy sea lion claws noted briefly in contrasting line.
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