Newark Newark crash shocks Syracuse crowd and nation
A Convair transport crashed near 306 Williamson St. Syracuse after takeoff from Newark radar aided approach. Captain Reid and 18 passengers perished. survivors and victims’ families described the scene as rescue crews battled fire and rubble amid rain and crowds. Authorities, including Senator Smith and Hendrickson, called for a full investigation of Newark airport facilities.
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Newark
Battin High School
Michael
Peter Lesniak
Albert Raizone
Anne
Mil
Robert
Williamson St
John F. Chester
Carrier Air Conditioning Company
Syracuse
N.Y
Associated Press
Carrier Corp
Syracuse University
Thomas J.reid
Henrietta
Reid
Japan
Mra
Joseph ©. Flinet
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
New Jersey
Smith
Hendrickson
Rep. Case
R-Nj
Rahway
Kirk
Convair
East River
New York
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
American Airlines
Dallas
Texas
Navy Cross Won By Col. Sutter
Lt. Col. Sutter earns the Navy Cross for leading a battalion under intense enemy fire across 14 days of open terrain in sub zero weather and a night assault on November 29. He directed defense, kept control through frigid conditions, and completed a difficult march on December 16 with all personnel and equipment intact.
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Sutter
Col. Sutter
U. S. Naval Service
Rocking Chair Appeal Success in Hagerstown
Mrs. Martin reports strong public support as residents donate rocking chairs tables and dressers for the Home. Volunteers arrange pickup cleaning repairs and tagging while thanking donors for furniture and financial help to furnish twenty old ladies at Bellevue.
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Hagerstown
Haferstonians
Fbi Captures Noted Fugitive Peters in Washington Hotel
Frederick Emerson Peters, 66, described as a leading national fugitive, was captured by an FBI agent with a camera eye in a Washington hotel. Officials label him a leech on society and utterly unscrupulous in his operations. Strike continues as Baltimore transit talks stall into 13th day with Gov McKeldin pressing negotiations.
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FBE
Frederick Emerson Peters
Washington
FBI
Baltimore
McKeldin
Auxiliary Stork Shower Held for Mrs Karns
The Western Maryland's Sportsmen's Auxiliary hosted a surprise stork shower at Mrs. Wilford Karns home on Jefferson Street. About 30 guests enjoyed games and refreshments. donations were sent to the Old Folks' Home on St Valentine’s Day. The next meeting is February 7 at 1 o'clock in the I.O.O.F. rooms.
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Maryland
Wilford Karns
Jefferson Street
St. Valentine’s Day
Singing Cab Driver Makes Debut at Carnegie Hall
Barkey Vartanyan a 31 year old Armenian American taxi driver staged a singing debut at Carnegie Recital Hall. He financed it himself and drew a mixed crowd on 57th Street. He sang selections from Mugart Massenet Moussorgsky and Tehianowsky with encores and plans television appearances, hoping for future opera training.
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New York
Dan
Mink
Calico Ritbed
Sanday
Barkey Vartanyan
Carnegie Recital Hall
Mugart
Massenet
Mous- Sounss
Tehaihowsky
Carnegie Auditorium
Manhattan
57Th Street
Vartanyan
Sam
Betty Henderson
Metropolitan Opera
Mrs. Henderson
Mn Rivision
Cazyrivers
Moussourgsky
State Traffic Safety Official Praises Local Safety Program
Burke lauded the Harve rstown Washington County safety plan praised its annual program and twelve month outreach with local agency sponsorship. He offered posters and literature to help test the safety measures shaping Maryland counties future year round efforts.
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Mades
Oficer
Karerstown
Maryland
Donahue
Mayors Safety Committee
TE Tome
Donahire
Harverstown
Washington County
Western Maryland
Maryland Motor Triuvk Association
Hagerstown
Haverstown
Burke
Officials outline rally proposals for truck safety event
D Sonthaimer of the American Trucking Associations presses safety measures and plans to present to Jawarda Klatod winners at a rally. He says copies of the Jinok Sportamuanike Neiving will be distributed to contestants as part of the event.
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D Sonthaimer
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Jawarda Klatod
Paterson’s Ointment Gains Wide Fame for Pile Relief
A historic druggist created an ointment that offered quick soothing relief from itching and burning piles. The ointment, Paterson's, became a nationwide favorite with a 40 cent box or 70 cent tube, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Thiffala
Paterson
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Valve
Yan
Frederick Emerson Paters
U. S
Veter Mack, Jr
Curtinsville
San Francisco
J. Nixson
Honolulu
Nsoe Na
Post Office Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o
State of Maryland
Cabbie
Herald-Madl
Ada
L & B Hat Shop
Public
Leister Coal Co
West Lee Street
Cottons
Opronst Reg
W. T. Grant CO
Confidential Service
Summit Ave
Hagerstown, Md
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