Grace and Prince Rehearse Wedding at Cathedral
In Monte Carlo Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier rehearsed religious rites amid flashbulbs and organ music at St Charles Cathedral. About 50 photographers captured the calm couple as they prepare for Thursday’s wedding following Wednesday’s civil ceremony. Rainier wore a dark suit. Grace wore a beige suit and white gloves as they spoke with relatives and pressed officials, preparing for their honeymoon.
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Israel marks eighth independence anniversary parade
Military show in Tel Aviv draws thousands as Israel vows strength against Arab threats. Officials report MiG-15 jets from Czechoslovakia and Mystere planes were delivered to Israel to balance Egypt’s arms. Premier Ben-Gurion and Dayan attend with Ben-Gurion urging readiness against renewed conflict while Dag Hammarskjöld’s UN mission continues to press for ceasefire. Egyptian spokesmen accuse Israel of eight ceasefire violations and air incursions over Gaza Strip.
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Ike Eisenhower vetoes farm bill plan to raise price supports
President Eisenhower vetoed the farm bill aimed at boosting price supports for five basic crops. He urged Congress to pass a separate soil bank bill, citing potential surpluses and market destruction. He warned a 90 percent support level would be dangerous and harmful to farm families.
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Detroit crash probe tied to Pollock Broadway producer
Civil Aeronautics Authority said Gordon W. Pollock identified himself as a Broadway producer traveling from New Haven to Detroit with his wife Norma. Radio trouble was reported during the flight but no explanation of the difficulty was given. Pollock, a U. Town graduate, had produced Time Out for Ginger and The Inn Keeper among others.
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Tornado Devastates Birmingham Suburbs Killing and Wounding Many
A violent tornado tore through Birmingham outskirts causing multiple deaths and injuries. The hardest hit area was McDonalds Chapel near Sayreton, with 150+ admitted to hospitals as emergency wards opened. Red Cross Salvation Army relief centers operated while National Guardsmen patrolled the area.
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Burglars Loot Syracuse Home After NY City Trip
Intruders entered by removing the kitchen door hinges and stole valued items totaling over 2100 dollars including a mink coat silverware two wristwatches a portable radio and a photograph album. Mrs. Alvin reported leaving the home early Tuesday and meeting her husband in New York City before returning home.
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Bangkoks South City Hit by Bomb Attack Kills One
Fragmentary report describes a bombing near Prachub, Bangkok area killing a person and injuring others. The text mentions a explosion, a bomb, and authorities investigating the attack.
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Today’s Features and War I Notes on Regular Gig
A fragmented page sketch notes features on today’s schedule and a brief War I reference. Mentions a 36 woman item and draft notes, with references to a centric money theme and lone monetary figures.
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Milwaukee transit strike nears fourth day
Milwaukee workers enter the fourth day of street car and bus strikes amid tense traffic conditions. Police reported no repetition of Friday disturbances as about 180 employees of the Milwaukee Transportation Company began the action.
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Killings in Cyprus Target Policemen and Theater Auxiliary
In British Cyprus two policemen were shot dead in Nicosia as gunmen struck at a maternity hospital wounding its founder and at a theater in Aradippou where Andreas Zannetos, an auxiliary policeman, was killed. A police chief nearby was visiting his wife and newborn son when attacked. The assailants fled by car.
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April
Legislature adjourns amid plate tax and budget clash
The article outlines a budget problem after adjournment with a $650,000 appropriation for T85T license plates. It notes a potential two plate system or a single plate solution, and the Correction Department ordered twice the steel needed, hoping to cancel half if only one plate is required.
Chuckle from A Montanan in Florida
A Montanan visiting Florida told a native his memories of suunders back home. He mused that if he recalls correctly it was on a Thursday last year and it was nice.
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Cold storm to bring snow and rain through tomorrow
The Weather Man reports a storm centered over Central New York will bring snow and rain across the region tonight and tomorrow. Winds are expected 30 to 40 mph tonight with decreasing speeds to 15 to 25 mph tomorrow as colder air follows. Spring eyes a return Wednesday.
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North Dakota
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Albany considers licensing for car financing firms
Albany debates bills on auto loan limits and licensing of sales finance companies under banking department oversight. Measures set effective dates next Oct and Jan 1 1957, with proposed annual charges on new and used car financing and penalties for contract buyers.
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Funeral for George O Hara Former Herald Editor
The funeral for George O Hara of 408 Onondaga Ave Syracuse will be held tomorrow morning. He was a former managing editor of The Herald and deputy commissioner of the State Liquor Authority and brother of Edward A. O Hara publisher of the Herald Journal and Herald American. Born February 22 1891 in Syracuse he served in World War I with the 104th Machine Gun Battalion and later worked as Sunday editor and managing editor. He later joined the State Liquor Authority, organized his own business O Hara Distributing Co and retired four years ago. He died yesterday at Syracuse Memorial Hospital.
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