Flying Saucers Real Fifth Graders Learn This Week
Columbus report on My Weekly Reader story about flying saucers prompts questions of truthfulness. Fifth graders read about saucers as real, with authorship and Air Force claims sparking debate on government secrecy and public hysteria.
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Silver Egg In Spain Sparks Odd Farm Legend
A fragmentary report from Madrid notes a tale of a silver egg laid in Spain and linked myths about hens and a famed silver egg. The text mentions veterinary actors and a bizarre sequence involving a creature giving rise to speculation and curious observations about food and mystic origins.
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Retailers Call for Parking Expansion at Downtown Mall
The council debated funding for a large downtown parking expansion tied to a pay as you go plan for a new bridge over the Chesapeake Bay. Officials warned of deteriorating east Jonathin Street properties and traffic woes without immediate parking facilities for shoppers and tenants.
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South Korea and UN forces face northern invasion questions
A garbled Korean War era report discusses whether UN lines might cross the 38th parallel and move into North Korea. It mentions South Korean units, shelling posts on the east coast, and orders to retreat toward the border for regrouping as Allied forces attempt to stabilize the front.
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Not Guilty In Wreck Long Island Railroad Engines
Jacob Riefer found not guilty of manslaughter in Nassau County court over a Rockville Centre collision that killed 32 people. The trial revealed details of the prewar wreck and the engineer’s defense while the Retailers Association discussed consumer protection and distribution programs with officials from the Commerce Department.
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Deaf Persons In United States Numbers Estimated
A fragment notes an estimated figure related to deaf persons in the United States. It references collective counts and classifications, hinting at demographic data from a historic context without precise totals or sources.
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Russia Plans Unified Korea Mission At United Nations
United Nations moves to authorize UN forces to enter Korea to stabilize conditions and pave for a unified election. Britain and a coalition including Pakistan, the Philippines, the Netherlands, Norway, Brazil, Cuba, and Australia back the resolution. debate may delay action as committee elected its officers and sets agenda. Russia and its ally Iran push for a peace pact among the Big Five and a ban on atom weapons while denouncing US bombings in Korea.
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Air Force Names Fairchild Chief
Lt. Marvin QO. Barrett named chief of the Air Force flight operations branch at Fairchild Aircraft Division. Oberlin Kansas native veteran of ten years, recently returned from two and a half years with the Fifth Air Force in China, will oversee flight acceptance work on the -119.
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Woman seeks $20,000 in accident damages
Mary Gardner of 108 North Potomac Street sues Charles E Boward in circuit court for $20,000 claiming injuries after being hit by Bowards car on West Washington Street January 14. Attorneys Ingram Ready and Broadwater filed the case alleging Mary Gardner suffered serious and permanent injuries in front of Newberrys Store while waiting at a crosswalk.
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Truman to cruise Washington on eight day vacation
President Truman will begin tomorrow an eight day river and bay cruise on the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay his first extended vacation since the outbreak of the war in Korea. Flower ancestry traced to buttercups, per plant experts.
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