Churchill Hosts Queen as He Prepares to Resign
London reports say Sir Winston Churchill plans to entertain Queen Elizabeth II at No 10 Downing Street tonight as he readies to resign as prime minister. Observers expect Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to take over and election timing to be debated.
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MacArthur Calls for Full Release of Yalta Documents
General Douglas MacArthur said he favors releasing all documents bearing on responsibility for the Yalta decisions and would deprecate a partial release. He referred to wartime Far East records and denied claims his advice prompted concessions to the Soviet Union. The Army raised the security classification of his wartime messages and waits on Defense Department decision.
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Todays Features and Pictorials Include Editorials and Sports
A table of contents lists sections such as Regular features on the front, Greta in Nroge, Ing Reporter Classified on pages 22 to 25, Radio TV on 20 to 21, Editorials on 16, Letters on 18, Sports on 38 to 19, and Financial on 21 with Todays Pictures on page 18.
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Lysander Man Held After 27 Shots Attack
A 48 year old Lysander man John F. OHaran was jailed for investigation after he allegedly beat and shot at his wife Elsie 46 and William Lober 55 during a disturbance at their home. OHarans actions followed drinking at the Lysander Hotel and escalated to a 22 caliber rifle and 16 gauge shotgun fired at the fleeing woman. The wife was bruised but not hospitalized. Lober was later arrested as a material witness.
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Quake Toll 432 in Philippines
Death toll from Friday's earthquakes in Mindanao reached 432 with about 2000 injured and 12000 homeless. CARE official Paul Gordon arrived from Hong Kong to survey the disaster area in the southern Philippines.
Refugee reports claim end of medieval brewery worker allowances
Newly arrived refugees from Czechoslovakia said today that the Communists have abolished free peer allowances for brewery workers, a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages, stirring concern about workers and regional customs in Munich.
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Dulles declines abrupt Jop talks in Tokyo turn
In Tokyo, Secretary Dulles rejects an immediate top level policy talks request from Japan. Japanese leaders defend timing while opponents dub the move a political gamble by Hatoyama’s Democratic Party.
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Free Forum on Cancer Tonight in Lincoln Auditorium
A free public forum on cancer is held tonight at 8 15 in Lincoln Auditorium by the Onondaga County Medical Society. Syracuse physicians will discuss lung cancer cancer in women and treatments and answer audience questions.
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Six Killed In Car Crash Near Poplar Bluff
Six from San Marcos Texas were fatally injured when their car hit a bridge abutment on U S Highway 68 east of Poplar Bluff Missouri en route to a family reunion in Evansville Indiana. Victims included Mrs Trinidad Lopez Campos 45 and Delores Campos 21. Joel Lopez 20 and Josefina Lopez 19 with infant Joel 18 months and Felicia 4 months. Delores Campos and the infant died later at Poplar Bluff Hospital. Esquiel Carralez said the Lopez car appeared to sleep before the crash.
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Marriage: Peale Warns of Domestic Friction and Faith
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale says marital trouble dominates his weekly mail and warns that many couples lack moral stamina. He urges returning the family altar as a remedy to prevent the marriage from becoming a wreckage and heartbreak, noting Americans seek guidance from positive thinking and spiritual counsel.
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Tragic Belgian Theater Fire Claims 39 Dead
In Liège a movie theater fire killed 38 or 39 bodies, most under 10, after a heater exploded during a children's matinee. 22 white coffins were unloaded at a mortuary chapel as parents waited in shock.
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Eisenhowers to Attend White House Egg Roll
The White House announced that President Eisenhower and Mamie plan to attend the annual Easter Egg Roll on the White House grounds. The couple had been away last year during the event.
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Quack Robber and the Duck Romance in Los Angeles
Daniel Simore, 29, offered a live duck to Miss Willie Maw Alexander who refused his affection. He later returned, took the duck, and was arrested on burglary charges as the duck survived the odd encounter.
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Today’s Chuckle Riot at Dinner Ends in Quiet War of Words
A lingering comic misread leaves a family dinner tense as a son criticizes imagined “fools” who would swallow a joke. In a calm reply the table remains seated, and the moment passes without further incident.
Fair Weather Isle and Syracuse Brace for Different Skies
Syracuse enjoyed sunny spring weather as a surprise storm hit other regions bringing snow and freezing rain. Upstate New York saw light to moderate snowfall with slick highways and scattered outages, while Boston forecasters warned of continuing snow in New England.
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Compromise Keynote Marks 1955 Albany Session
Governor Harriman and Senate GOP leader Walter J. Mahoney touted the 1955 legislative session as a notable advance. Harriman claimed the admin pushed forward legislation, while Mahoney said Republicans held taxes steady and balanced a record $1,317,435,872 budget amid partisan actions.
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Harriman Heads to Florida and Dodger Opening Day
Governor Harriman flew to Hobe Sound with Mrs Harriman for a brief Florida vacation and said he would return April 12 to throw out the first ball at Ebbets Field. The 12 week session ended with compromise as Democrats lack votes and Republicans face a calibrated legislative jockeying.
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Wilson Sticks To Army Cut Plan
Secretary for Defense Wilson testified before a Senate subcommittee he will cut Army manpower to 1,027,000 by June 30 and gradually reduce from about 1,250,000 to 1,027,000. He said the target had been recommended to the Budget Bureau and noted the reductions would be phased in to an orderly end.
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Third Pulitzer Takes the Helm at St Louis Post-Dispatch
St Louis editor and publisher Joseph Pulitzer Jr. 41 succeeds his father who died last week. He vows to uphold the paper as a leading national newspaper with strong editorial values.
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Homemaker Omaha Items Seized In Sudden Loss
A homemaker in Omaha faced a sudden loss with a seized chest of drawers, a bookcase, bed springs, mattress, and a set of children’s books amid a Seater MieGints incident. The fragmentary text notes items recovered or seized in the event.
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Train Dives Into Canyon Kills Thirteen in Colima
Thirteen people died and 78 were injured when three cars of a holiday train plunged over the rim of Colima states Canyon of Death near Alsaba. Gov Salinas Reynosa said many passengers may still be missing and a daybreak search would resume.
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Britain Joins Turkish Iraqi Defense Pact
Britain and Iraq signed an agreement ending their 25 year old treaty and bringing Britain into the Turkish Iraqi defense alliance. Instruments of adherence will be deposited with the Iraqi foreign ministry tomorrow.
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Blizzard and Dust Storms Hit Central States and Plains
A severe weather system blasted the Great Plains and Midwest with a white blizzard and dust storm, killing at least 12 people in accidents and aircraft crashes. Snow 20 inches in parts of New England and heavy accumulations in Wyoming Montana and Colorado disrupted travel. Tornadoes were possible in northern Texas and southeastern Oklahoma as Farmers faced crop losses from the dust and hail.
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Water Pollution saddles $12 million study in Syracuse region
A federal state committee reports most Central New York waters polluted with major problems in the Oweeo River watershed centered near Syracuse. The group proposes spending about 12.08 million dollars for pollution combat and resource conservation, with a full report to President Eisenhower forthcoming.
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