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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1957

Page

4

Mayflower II Faces Doubtful Atlantic Crossing

London reports gloom over the replica Mayflower II en route to Plymouth. Despite a skilled captain and improvements, old sailors warn of a jinx, recalling delays, cost overruns, and sponsor withdrawals as the ship nears Cape Cod in June.

Tom A. Cullen NER London NEA Plymouth Mass mid-Atlantic England Cape Cod Armch Atlantic Alan Villiers Cape Horn American Seaboard Mayflower Project Ltd Devon Dartmouth Felix Fenton Bosun Villiers

Pentagon announces new rifle and eight inch atomic shells

The Pentagon disclosed two major weapons updates. The Army formally adopts the T44 rifle to replace four older shoulder weapons and use 7.62mm NATO ammunition. It also confirms eight inch atomic artillery, with guns and howitzers capable of firing nuclear shells, including a lighter eight inch system vs the 280mm cannon, the latter weighing 85 tons versus 35 tons.

Washington Pentagon Army U. S Army Ordnance NATO Defense Department Department

Dream turn to nightmare then bright ending in Ireland

Mrs James F P Joyce planned a March dream tour of Ireland with her husband when a road crash left her with severe injuries. A nurse from Dublin Elisabeth Mayer cared for her at a hotel, then agreed to come to America. Now Elisabeth awaits visa renewals while Jimmy in Japan has married her.

Holyoke Mass James FP. Joyce Ireland Joyce St. Vincent Hospital Dublin Jimmy

Private Care Milwaukee Cold Siege Reaches Family

A Milwaukee family endures a siege of colds and flu. Donnie, age 4, prays for his sister and mother as the mother visits the doctor for care. The tone suggests a domestic health struggle with a hopeful note on treatment.

Milwaukee Donald Laine Donnie

Presbyterians Admit Gift To NAACP In Out of Court Settlement

The Presbyterian Church confirms a Ku Klux Klan claim that it donated 10000 dollars to the NAACP to fund an out of court settlement in a libel suit by Sumter attorney Nash. Nash offered to return the money to donors if the NAACP released donor lists and avoided a school integration suit in Sumter County within 10 years. The NAACP denies communist links and Nash may donate to charity if conditions fail. The Klan cites a Presbyterian Life article. the church says it acted with Assembly authority in social welfare matters.

Columbia S. C The Presbyterian Church U.S. A Ku Klux Klan National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People South Carolina NAACP Atty Shepherd K. Nash Sumter Eugene Carson Blake Chicago Assembly Robert E. Hodges Kligrapp Columbia Klavern National Assny For the Advancement of Klan Presbyterian Life Magazine Presbyterian Philadelphia Church Division For Social Welfare Nash Shriner's Hospital For Greenville Sumter First Presbyterian Church Southern Branch Southern Presbyterians 97Th General Assembly Birmingham Ala

Steinbeck Criticized in Oklahoma Over Dust Bowl Tale

Years after The Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck faced Oklahoma criticism for his westward trek account by dust bowl victims. He replied to lawmakers clarifying no derogatory intent and praising Oklahomans for their heroism. Governor Gary added Steinbeck to his staff of Oklahoma Roosters.

Oklahoma City John Steinbeck Oklahoma

Steelworker Admits To Two Sex Killings

Gary Indiana steelworker George Robert Brown signed a statement admitting the killings of Mildred Grigonis and Lana Brock in rape attempts. Police planned to question him about a third slaying of Mary Cheever, a Gary schoolteacher, eight years earlier. Authorities also sought Brown's cooperation on the Grimes sisters case. Red Skelton hospitalized with virus fatigue. expected to return to work next week.

Gary Ind Sandor Singer George Robert Brown Mildred Grigonis East Gary Mary Cheever Chicago Brown Grimes Sisters Patricia Barbara Sabine Longview

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