U S Puts 17 Billion Into Missile Output
A Pentagon summary shows the United States has committed over 17 billion dollars to missile research, development and production since World War II, with most funding since the 1950 Korean War begun. The report traces outlays by year, from a 70 million early program to current estimates near 4.6 billion for the present year, noting pending further requests and Senate hearings on missile budgets and adequacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim U Fay
Washington
United' ‘States
Pentagon
Pentagon Today
Nike
Gerrman Mises
Korea
United States
Russia
U. S
Eisenhower
White House
Conreas
Congress
Senate
Ike To Get 500 Million For Missile Production
The Eisenhower administration plans a special 500 million fund to exploit breakthroughs in the missile satellite field. The move, described by the Wall Street Journal, aims to boost peacetime budget totals and could exceed the Korean War high, with spending-focused political strategy and projections for missile programs in the coming fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street Journal
Ba Wadogen Dopa Ee Popcorn Journal
White House
Fraca Pocaren
National Security Council
Laborer Charged in Broadway Actor Death
A New York construction worker was charged with assault causing homicide in the death of Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini. The incident occurred during a Christmas morning street fight with former boxer Tommy Bell near Hotel Dauphin as Bell toured West Side bars. Bell received a cut hand in the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gerald Sarracini
Sarracini
Toronto
Tommy Bell
Bell
Sugar Ray Robinson
Youngstown Flash
Jake LaMotta
Prise Zvie Dicing
Gipson
Bal
Ketote
Cay Ot Peye
Ohio Man Insists Death Story True
Rayo bert J. Albert of Lakewood Ohio, 40, maintains he killed a man on a drinking spree nearly a year ago. Authorities identified Albert by fingerprints and photos after his wife reported a missing person, and he was later linked to the Phoenix Arizona case he claimed. He appeared at a Christmas Eve service and admitted a murder but offered an alibi and claimed he would be exonerated by records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Rayobert J. Albert
Lakewood
Alert
Donald Mack
Phoenix
Ariz
Cami
Albert
Bet Fm
Magic Son
Richard Corti i
Aber Howe
Pace
Evert
Gallon Ready For Lie Test In Amnesia Tale
Gallon, a 31 year old insurance salesman who vanished in San Francisco and woke up in New Orleans four months later, says he will take a lie detector test to verify his story. San Mateo Police Chief McDonnell and two detectives questioned him about the suspicious report as Gallon maintains his amnesia account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingame
Calif
Harry Gallon
San Francisco
New Orleans
Martin McDonnell
San Mateo
Gallon
McDonnell
Larry Desmond
Prudential Loans Fund Tucson Real Estate Projects
Prudential Insurance Co funds 2778 dollars in real estate loans in Tucson during 11 months ending Nov 20. Arthur H. Wells, investments manager for Arizona, says all loans are residential. Arizona total loans reach 2,844,806 dollars with 1,506,506 residential, 238,300 commercial and industrial, and 989,800 farm loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Western Inome
Prudential Insurance Co
Arthur H. Wells
Arizona
Former Navy officer ordered to repay 3777 dollars
Robert B. Rueger, ex navy commander, was told he must pay 3777 dollars to the Navy after a bookkeeping error led to loss of retirement benefits. The Army Navy Air Force Journal reports Rueger, imprisoned for manslaughter, was resurrected on release to find the debt demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert B. Rueger
Rueger
Navy
Army-Navy-Air
Orce Journal
Arlington
Virginia State
Richmond
New York Hopes To Avert Strike
Negotiators for City Transit Authority and Transport Workers Union meet in optimism amid warnings of a New Year’s Eve bus and subway strike. Mayor Wagner urges a settlement before the deadline while Quill pledges to press the strike threat if no agreement is reached. The MOTormen seek independent bargaining rights and warn of further action if a contract is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City and Transport Workers Union
Robert F. Wagner
City Transit Authority
Transport
Michael J.quill
Wagner
Quill
Transit Ffcmas
Accesing Y
Wagnee
Quil
Transit Authority
Fcials
Harold A. Felix Quill
Motormen's Benevolent ‘Assn
Quills
TWU
Two Die in Bar Dispute Over Whisky Check
Police say two men opened fire at a northwest Washington bar after a $20 whisky tab dispute. Owner Paldes, 32, was killed along with guitarist Bernard J. Mainer, 28. Blind pianist was critically wounded. Homicide Capt. Hartnett noted the killers and motive centered on the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paldes
Northwest
Washingoonoe
Lawrence Hartnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Speedway
el Rancho
Kobby
Korby
U.S
Westerner
Mein
W. Congress Southgate Center
MacLellan
Amphi-Plaza
Ft. Lowell Rd
Congress 1St Ave
Scott
Southgate
S. Bth Ave
Ike
Prudential Loans
Journal
Navy Finance Center
Cleveland
Wardle
Ag Rueger
D Department
Ray
Ae Jennington Inc
Mode Shoes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!