Airlines Doing Big Business But Not Making Money In Proportion
New York reporting on a record May for United Eastern American and Trans World airlines shows high passenger numbers yet profits lag. Costs rise and seats fill rates fall while carriers expand fleets. Industry debates fare increases versus passenger losses as jets and air coach growth press on.
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Steven V. David
Sam Dawson
New York
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
American
United Airlines
TWA
Pan American World Airways
Catches Two Big Bass On Worms
Readers recount bass catches along the Potomac and Canocacheague Creek with several fish over two pounds. The river remains muddy and unfishable for bass for days, though catfish action thrives under an overcast, muddy floodwater.
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Pagel
Potomac
Gen ‘Tile
George Wade
Brady Turner
Edward Redmond
Randolph Avenue
Harry Traver
Williamsport
Ex-Governor Hoffmans Embezzlement Claims Spark Memoir Fallout
TRENTON N J Ex Gov Robert B Meyner announced plans to file detailed charges against the late ex Gov Harold G Hoffman amid revelations from Hoffmans daughter Ada Leonard that he embezzled about 300000 to 360000 dollars from bank funds to fund his congressional years and gubernatorial campaign. Leonard pledged repayment and Hoffmans pension was approved by the State Legislature while Meyner said he had evidence of widespread irregularities in division operations and procurement.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Harold G. Hoffman
Meyner
Hoffman
Ada Leonard
Madison
Congress
Leonard
Goegker
Saints and Sinners
New Jersey
Ally
Grover C. Richman
Suspected Toy Was The Real Article Promised Campaign Help
In a Tokyo bank robbery, five frightened bank workers confronted gunmen who threatened violence. An affidavit claims a wealthy elder candidate who is now deceased promised to cover campaign costs, leading to embezzlement efforts. Hoffman states a state official blackmailed him for 150000 dollars. The alleged weapon appeared real but turned out to be a toy.
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Gote
Hoffman
Young To Get $1 A Year In Chairman Post
New regime under Robert R. Young took over the New York Central System after a proxy battle. Young becomes chairman with Alfred E. Perlman as president and chief executive officer. Perlman will call in key operating men to map a plan while White steps down and vows cooperation.
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New York
Robert R. Young
New York Central
Nuwauswan
Oan
Young
Alfred E. Perlman
Denver & Rio Grande Westrern
Perlman
The
Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
White
Albany
Japan seeks U.S. aid for vast highway network
Kyodo News reports Japan plans to ask the United States for assistance in building a 5,500 mile national highway system estimated to cost 750 million dollars, as the government outlines its postwar infrastructure push.
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U. S
Tokyo
U.S
Kyodo News
Woman killed minutes after Adlai Stevenson departs car
Mrs. Margaret S. Lewisohn, 58, widow of financier Sam Lewisohn, died in a head on crash on Taconic Parkway near Hopewell Junction after Adlai Stevenson exited her car. Stevenson had spoken at Vassar College earlier and was driven to Pell’s house. Chauffeur Dominick Summa and Paul Ansling both injured. Lewisohn survived by four daughters.
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Hopewell Junction
N. Y
Margaret S. Lewishon
Adlai B. Stevenson
Lewisoht
Stevenson
Vassarty College
Lewison
Hopewell
Berbert
Pell
Lewisohn
Father and daughter die of wounds in Baltimore area
James Stanley Jakubowski, 41, recently diagnosed with cancer, was found fatally wounded beside his car in Anne Arundel County with his 6-year-old daughter Shirley slain nearby. A .22 rifle lay at the scene. They died five minutes apart at South Baltimore General Hospital after failing a 12 p.m. doctor appointment. The couple has a 12-year-old son.
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Baltimore
James Stanley Jakubowski
Anne Arundel County
Shirley
South
Baltimore General Hospital
Jakubowski
Jakubowskis
Son
Clearing Weather Enables Landing Near Navy Plane Crash
Weather clearing allowed two helicopters to land two men near the Yaku Island crash site where 17 sailors are believed dead. The two men reported the crash occurred on Wednesday after prior storms and jungle terrain hindered access. Golf pro Bud Holscher, formerly at Stanford, is mentioned.
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Tokyo
Yaku Island
Bud Holscher
Stanford University
State Ponders New Trial For Fulton Lewis Jr
A trial planning update notes Fulton Lewis Jr faces a second trial date of June 30 as legal actions in St Marys County proceed. Prosecutors seek testimony about a letter linked to libel claims while witness Fifth Amendment refusals complicate efforts. Judge Clark grants a defense motion for acquittal amid indictments stemming from a grand jury probe into lax liquor and gambling law enforcement.
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Yesplenday
Mattingly
Fahnestock
Lewis
Clark
St. Marys County
Susan Hayward Heads to Divorce Court for Money Battle
Susan Hayward arrives in Burbank for a divorce trial against Jess Barker. She seeks to separate two million dollar movie contract and 240000 in assets from community property. Opening testimony includes a neighbor recounting a violent nude figure seen in the Barkers’ Sherman Oaks yard.
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Burbank
Calif
Susan Hayward
Bam
S. S. Hahn
Irisband
Jess Barker
Lodee Hazel Swain
Tribute prayer note from Bexley Methodist Church
A memorial service prayer from Reverend W Emory Harmon at Bexley Methodist Church in Columbus Ohio honors those who gave their lives for the country and seeks gratitude, unity, and lasting peace in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Amen
W. Emory Harmon
Columbus
Ohi
Bexley Methodist Church
Van Friet Meets Korean Leaders on Seoul Visit
Presidential envoy James A. Van Friet held talks in Seoul with Prime Minister Paik Too Chin and Commerce and Industry Minister Ahn Tong Hyuk on his second visit in two months as part of ongoing diplomatic outreach.
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Seoul
James A. van Friet
South Korea
Paik Too Chin
Ahn Tong Hyuk
TV Listings and Show Schedule Fragments From WAAM
A fragmented TV and radio schedule shows numerous programs, titles, times, and hosts including Red Skelton, Duffy's Tavern, Love Story, Shadow Waltz, and The Kiss. It also references Burns, Weather reports, sports wrap ups, and theater listings, with multiple parenthetical numbers and unclear sequencing.
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Duffy's Tavern
Most Millix
Fireside Theatre
Hollywood of
Danny’ Thomas
Max Resnick Shaw
TV Theatre
Mr and Mrs. North
Ed. R Murrow
Liberace
Pict Harkness
Warren
Star Theatre
Siegel
Weather Girl Picture Playhouse
Daring
R. N
Armchair Theatre
Seven Star Playhoves
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Margaret A. Lewishon
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Jonathan
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