The Ledger & Times, February 29, 1956

The Ledger & Times, February 29, 1956

Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 2-29-1956 The Ledger & Times, February 29, 1956 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger & Times, February 29, 1956" (1956). The Ledger & Times. 2640. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2640 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. S. 1 S. 28, 195i, • in about 60 elected As A Rest All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper timed up the g out that as 1 'mend exceeds Largest Largest kely that any Circulation In The ing for buyers. Circulation In The lowed one-half City; Largest 99.5 per ceip City; Largest qrculation In Circulation In week The County cent in New . The County in Cincinnati. ouis sand 2 to United Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray,ICy., Wednesday Afternoon, February 29, 1956 MURRAY l'OPUIATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 51 0.5 point to leveland, 1025. Pittsburgh and icy declined it fl Wheelin. lit reinghans err *EISENHOWER WILLING --T MAKE RACE -T Mik“und$ Ad Cold Wave chills T., Little Criticism Nation Tonight "Human Failure" Cause Of The Southland Over $1100 IH Of Reorganization Will Address Plan Of Chandler By UNITED PRESS Are __ __ Giving Factors In Decision E Two Train Smashup Tuesday Donations By JAMES R. RENNEISEN a A cold wave chilled the South- • United Press Staff Corespondent . land today, routing weather that ing Italian ISresident. Gioeanni FRANKFORT. Feb. 29 ,In — By MERRIMAN SMITH SWAMPSCOTT. Mass. Feb 29 In jammed with about 1.000 passen- was so summery it even broke 4 Gronche GiVen .110Spita Gov. - A. B Chandler's maseive -united Press White House Writer - -Investigators geld today a rail- gees. - - -- records al Miamfd---7-- -- Two Bills .86 page state government reorgani- WASHLNGTON. Feb. 49 IP -- Supports toad engineer who died with 12 Bodies were strewn on both .• The cold dropped Monocrat At the President took up •zation plan had the approval of President Eisenhower said today he 10:35 others in the wreckage of two side( erf The tracks A few were to 15 degrees in Florida an Over $1,100.00 in cash and other In - Congress, urg-. "red- lee 10 Titre Vast majority of the members -would be witring ere run --fOrare- twolotitsepencting Hoskin & Maine eon-meter teeing trapped -in the, wreckage. Tour.- frit ,,,ui y hover leg Ittiftilla UN received by Murray positive action on the reeds.. -kept the , , of the General Assembly today. eleetion. ing speedy e as responsible for the smashup. tellote's mangled body was found as far south an Tennessee ospital during the month of farm hill and the eeezing At least, few legislators could The Chief Exeditive told a rec- administration Six persons were injured when alongside the fireman, Raymond North Carolina early today. ebruary according to a report ; Colorado basin develop- and • find points of criticism in the ord - breaking news conference, Upper the Silver Budd Highliner smashed F. Jones, 28, of Lynn. In Florida. the temper- leased today by the hospital's Southern comprehensive measure, and meet evever, that there were a number ment. into the rear Cl a rime car diesel from a downright administrator. Karl Warming. , the President, Called Worst Wreck ature dropped of these subjects id attack were ?Mors bearing on his dec.sien It was 10:38 when passenger train in a blinding 89 recorded at the 1 neat, light brown single • Officials. who called it the worst hot degrees • Nearly MOO of this amount was on minor provisions. ist would explain tonight to trim in a seovestorm. years in New England, Tuesday It Was 85 business su:t, said quite kreck in 38 Miami airport seceived yesterday from Mrs. H. The bill was introduced in the aim As-Akan people in a radio breasted A BleM investigating board said the engineer had violated A downtown Miami. making it the his next announcement said in Waldrop. president of the Wir- House by Majority Leader Fred met lesieviaian appearance. calmly 'that the Budd Highliner engineer, Er- railroad operating rule in runn hottest February day on record involved something more personal. y Hospital Auxiliary. Most of H. Morgan ID-McCracken) Tuesday eed1ng a long pe- nest Toutellotte. 55. of Winchester. Both" L past 45 - years. The Prneielegie promise that past the signal lights. therm in the is amount came from donations morning, and by mid-day the. He recelled his raced his train past two signal 1 • clod •,f politiel t. don following operating, a spokesman said, but It was also cold in the Midwest, when he reached a decisilla m departments of the Womans'42-man House Rules Committee his 11,..irt Spite! oil last Sept. 24 lights and a frantically-waving were obscured by the blinding th temperatures below zero in Wo. his own personal future. 11leetio3 4;lub and from the Murray had reported it favorably for o told ese -tees. flagman moments before crashing snow. e upper Great Lakes and north- let the reporters know. an's club at large. the auxiliary's , first reeding. it will come up 'for "My a, ! will be pew ve, that into the halted diesel. ern Midwest, pnd the Northeast He then said that he had Both trains were on the B&M's nsor. 'passage in the House Thursday. • They termed it a "human fail- is affirn. • eltbIti main line which passes through had another The administration - sponsored such a dectsion, bd. feirilr ure' the donations just ids in- this small North Shore town, 12 , The h Itita*agalleeP'. esel lowed • Included in measure would set up new state Mr. Eisenhower elk{ he ditliklippot there were so many fa The aluminum - sheathed High- check fir $wot) miles from Boston. The wreck '4146,\ ' b i isk snollte. -Ilidelbli ved received was a departments of economic develop- certain that the R publican volved that his answer eeid adt. )enere first car split apart, the Business Mene .ss or no. • occured about a quarter of a mile away from from the Young • ment, of public relations and of vention at San Franc:eh enpresseo in a ample twisted metal shrieking under the north of the Swampscott Station. coast to Nova Scoff. ' public safety. wusild wst 50 Li' Ii Mans Full Rewire ' impact as it upended ewo rear SENATOR ite ear ; L. Neuberger :4111:sair A dual investigation was ordered . Temperatures- early It would abolah Mee emu taller explanation The two trains were IL). Oregon. shown at type- the total of all do- Pilo- coaches. immediately by mernbers of the 34 Atlanta, Ga.. peleop was writer in hie Washington office, eluded at apical during the erty and Melelli* elellinentaikelL Commerce Commission 7 , he would • .1 go Opp. Interstate proposes a federal contributions Miami. 18 at Bostorie and below to over $14.000 and woulgiel$11.01Mpe the *amiss- q. aemba Massachusetts Department or J I and the act in which the government zero at Bemidji. Minn. red -Lb- slur: s le the pepartsnami -}ie said he wanted all of th• of Public Utilities. The date wet liar !lei. -a would make available funds in 71,re/oersted of Finances factors eo be thoroughly undi.. NCAA Team Of for March 6. Tl concer. tentatively set equal amounts to each political The measure would create new stood by tne Amed.an people and Ye Dazed and bleeding pessengers campaign exado party for legitimate Rescue Squad To • eallatron Ica lithe delliege7g7.11141 wt: egivisions cif farm management and by participents el the norn.nating were helped into nearby homes expenditures. fenterwarsonall room wild be of strip mining and reclamation and the hospitals ems beautiful OVC , and sped to North Shore Meet On Thursday It would set up a state highway "HnP ndeclined to sey. he. life. Very hospital The whether workers. an asset to any by police and volunteer advisory commission and would wanted Vice President M. It was at • FIVE BABIES FOUND ' Board of Trustees. Board of Coin Richard • Foremen pulled bodies from the The Murray Rescue Squad will knOw stituency. Medical Staff, eallowiy shuffle the power of several other Neon as e:s running make again, he said he did not Bull Highliner. Sevdral were so meet on Thursday. March I at Repub. Much In Doubt County Medical Society. the In- agencies. although he reiterated his high ad- that the Mk= , mutilated that identification was WINCHESTER. Feb 29 ilP — 7:30 at the City Hall All members terlocking Committee and other miration for Nixon. would want him after tie gtitech delayed for hours. The bodies of five premature are urged to be present a.. this !seriphsl groups use this room as diencyMr. Eisen•hower said he would tonight By UNITED PRESS Snow Hindered Rescue babies were dierovered in a sealed meeting the deed regular meeting place Train- have to wait to see who the RP- Then he said he was asking The NCAA standerd-bearer of heavy snovs made orecue work jar It the incinerator plant here. The spring fishing season LS A films and other education publfcan convention nominated for networks for televieion and radio the Ohio Valley Conference was Trucks, ambulances and officials revealed Tuesday. State opening and all members are re- ME difficult. this room president. Then, he said. would be time tonight to eitplsin his ooSition at: much in doubt today as the possibility oe be- netivies are shown in officials vehicles struggled through police are investigating the 'case minded thiet the nee detail.

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