Eisenhower Throws Opening Day Pitch in 1956 Season
President Eisenhower set aside duties to attend opening day ceremonies and throw the ceremonial first pitch as the 1956 baseball season began. A standing room crowd of 29,000 in New York and other cities saw the president join GOP leaders for the flag-raising and pregame events before the game to showcase a revived national spirit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eigenhower
United States
Staal
Ae Asthriis
Nory
New York
Yankees
Geals
Joseph W Near Great
Martin Jr
Missile With a Man Breaks 1000 MPH Record Flight
Palm Springs reports the Lockheed F104 Starfighter, a two man missile shaped craft, exceeded 1000 miles per hour during a public demonstration. General Weyland announced the Air Command would receive the first aircrafts. officials hailed it as the fastest fighter in the world.
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Palmdale
Calif
Herman R
Fish) Salmon
Altanune Rue
Uae
Eraft Corp
Prince's Fort
Esha Fyning
Otto P. Weyland
Imander
Isarg
Carlise Wicht
Weyland
Wess
Bietmticanl
FIA
Etectric J
Air Command
Sian
Federal Court frees 15 Syracuse Trust Defendants
Judge Brennan dismissed indictments against 13 remaining defendants in the Syracuse Trust Co. case. U.S. Attorney Bowes announced the move for dismissals after authorization from the Attorney General and the Department of Justice. Names and charges span conspiracies and aiding in the misapplication of funds against defendants including Simms Mancino Clark and M. Clark, with multiple counts and varied sums.
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Syracuse Trust
Brennan
Syracuse Trust Co
Stephen W. Brennan
U.S District Court
U. 5
Theodore F. Bowes
Attorney General's Office
Department of Justice
John R. Simms
Dorothy St
Lewis “Evigi
N. Mancino
Highland Ave
Restaurateur
H Duane Clark
Clark Concrete Co, Inc
Clark Trucking
Mintie A. Clark
Fayetteville Re
Fayetteville
Lipsio C. Nolardonata
Rowford Ra
N. O
Chimes
Anthony Ro Bersani
Vaierie
Henry A. Bersani
Renwick Dr
Canada Dry Bottling Co
Syracuse
Andrew M. Rotondo
Grant Blvd
Rotondo
Leon
Abramsky
Westcott Si
Sherwald W. Sedgwick
Grace Welly Marries Monaco Prince In Civil Ceremony
Grace Welly, once from Philadelphia, marries Prince Rainier of Monaco in a civil ceremony in the throne room, with a Catholic cathedral wedding planned tomorrow. The sun shines after days of rain as crowds gather near the palace, while dignitaries deliver gifts and ships fire salutes mark the royal event.
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Monte Carlo
Grace
Rainer Ti
Philadelphia
Little Riveria
Monaco
Mies
Mediterranean
Rainier
Andy
Dalrymple
Alan Roberts
Liverpool
U.ss
Heerman
Kersaint
France
Britain
Alnana Wae
Snow Falls in Syracuse with Bitter Forecast Ahead
The weatherman warns of more bad news for Syracuse with snow flurries tonight followed by cold, frost, and strong winds tomorrow. Temperatures expected around 32 tonight, 42 tomorrow, then 28 tomorrow night. Rainfall 0.3 to 0.5 inches. Winds gusting up to 40 mph tonight and easing to 20 to 30 mph tomorrow from the northwest.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Keler
Tomoorrow
Drunken Driver Jailed for Year in County Court
Charles Palmer, 44, of 609 Fayette Street, pleaded guilty to a felony charge of driving while intoxicated. He was sentenced to one year in Ontario County Penitentiary after the March grand jury indicted him following a prior drunken driving conviction in June 1937 in Sodus.
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Charles Palmer
Fayette St
Oulondaga County
Palmer
March Grand Jury
Sodus
G E Sales Near One Billion So Far
General Electric reports first quarter 1958 sales near 9 billion dollars, rising by over two million from the 1955 period. Ralph Cordiner states January-March sales hit 46,458,000, against 31,014,000 in Q1 1955. Net earnings for the quarter totaled 54,962,000, or 65 cents per share, up from GL cents a share a year ago.
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General Electric
Ralph Cordiner
Government aided press agency pushes nation toward war
In a continuing HoraldJournal feature on the Foltoriat Page the U S government is described as influencing a press association to move the nation toward wartime posture. Details remain tagged as part of a broader series.
Fragmented Page Describes Personal Purchases and Royal Reflections
Navy Lt Jd 33 Lexington Ky, Mesustephen J Stringos, 31, has pulled limited items. Irene Hanson paid 3 cents to file for a sale of a custom-made 1951 City Lite Sl Areey 35 Stilt against General Telephone Co. He says he bought French Dele ogltast Dec. 14 and received nothing from an agent of Prince Rainier of Monaco. He declines to say how much he paid. Todays Pictures page notes about $3.40 and $3500 readings.
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Salem
Mass
Navy
Lexington
J. Stringos
Irene Hanson
Alu
General Telephone Co
Prince Rainier
Mores
Deleogltast
Nolhaye
Prince Fianneis
Sail
Paris
Suntar
Aetna
Dulles Welcomes Soviet Backing for UN Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would welcome Soviet support for United Nations peacemaking in the Middle East after the Soviet Foreign Office announced cooperation. He cautioned to read the fine print and noted possible linkage to Eisenhower’s April 9 peace appeal. Dulles outlined plans for a broad review of foreign aid and commented on German unification priority, Cyprus administration doubts, and upcoming talks with the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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Washington (P
Dulles
United States
United Nations
Middle East
Ife
Eisenhower
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Germany
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cyprus
NATO
Pledge Appeals for Calm in Mid East Tension
The Soviet Union pledged necessary support for UN measures to achieve peace in Palestine and urged all parties to refrain from actions that could upset lines of demarcation between Arab states and Israel. Premier Ben-Gurion questioned Dag Hammarskjold on Egypt’s peace assurances and the scope of the UN mission on the Jordan border.
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Moscow
INS
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Palestine
U.S
London
Abu- Ation
Middle East
End to Cominform Revealed in Moscow
Moscow announces dissolution of Cominform as First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan says a formal statement will follow in Russian newspapers. Observers expect little practical effect, noting the group rarely functioned in seven years amid Soviet leadership gestures and tax considerations.
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Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Cominform
Washington
Alp
Any
Wr-Gav
Hackman
Buscombe
Remy
Today’s Chuckle Nickel Versus Doktar In Quick Glance
A light humorous note compares a nickel and a doktar, joking about value and frequency of use. The fragment hints at slang terms and casual tone, suggesting a playful daily column snippet rather than a full joke. The item reads like a brief teaser in a humor page.
Anti Red Data Exchange Urged
Atty General Brownell urged a Western hemispheric data exchange on Red activity to keep the region free from communism. In a speech to the Inter American Bar Association conference he said progress has been made but much more must be done.
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Dallas
Brownett
Spain urged U S aid to modernize army arms
Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Ortajo of Spain urged the United States to help equip the Spanish army with weapons of modern warfare. He spoke at Fordham University as he accepted an honorary doctor of laws degree, saying Spain must extend its role beyond air base construction for the western alliance.
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New York
Alberto Martin Ortajo
Spain
United States
Fordham University
Artafo
Practice Run At Grand Island Airport Turns False Alarm
A local Grand Island airport attendant observed an American Airlines DC-7 making an unscheduled approach with smoke and flames, triggering a rapid response from 12 fire trucks. The incident was only a drill and no fire occurred as the engine issue proved minor.
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Grand Island
Nebo
Automobile Magnate Herbert H Franklin Dies in 90th Year
Herbert H Franklin prominent automobile magnate dies at home in Syracuse aged 90 after a long career of innovation including casting and engine development. Funeral services at Fairchild & Meech Funeral Chapel with private family burial. memorial gifts urged to Lisle Library in Lisle New York, birthplace of Mr Franklin.
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Tames St. Will
Herbert of
Cly
Syracuse
Catermunliv
Ianther
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Roy
Campanella
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Ben-Gurion
Grace Kelly
Bettina Gray
Toaton
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