Chiefs Open Baseball Season in Syracuse at MacArthur Stadium
The Syracuse Chiefs host the Binghamton Triplets at MacArthur Stadium at 3 p.m. in the Class A opener, the first Salt City home game in 28 years. Mayor Mead to toss first ball as the new ownership fronts a youthful, seasoned lineup. weather could affect play with showers possible.
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Binghamton
Salt City
St Louis Cardinals
Syracuse
Rochester
Aintr
Phils
Doe Reeklon
Daniedl Mead
Schorduleo
Willan Barry
U.N. Russians Enduring U.S. Protest Over Seamen Exit
The State Department protested five Soviet UN delegation members for guiding sailors through New York and aiding their departure, calling such actions improper for UN status. Moscow was asked to counsel Sobolev and staff, while the Soviets disputed U.N. notification and indicated Trukin and Guryatov would be barred from reentry.
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Washington
State Department
Tarday
George Zarubin
Aleksandr 1
Guryanov
Nike
Tal “Lurkin
United’ Nations
Batt Unis
United States
Nation
New -York
Mit U.N. Fawinons
Wille
Holey
Moscow
Sobolev
U.N. Business
Beneeforth
Guevanoy
Turkin
U.N
he-Idlewild
Russia
New York
International Organization
A. Scveraty
sBoth
Trukin
Guryatov
Ustey
Otfleinis
Tutkin
Ruasin
Spelling Bee Finals Broadcast Saturday in Central New York
Central New Yorkers unable to attend can tune in Saturday for the Harald dourhal 1956 Spelling Bee finals. WSYR will broadcast from Lincoln Auditorium starting around 2 20 pm with Elliot Gave ana and Floyd Ottowsy as quizmasters. The afternoon bee features 35 participants at Lincoln Auditorium and 8 30 am start at Central High School with a 200 word written exam. Msgr Callaghan, judged, will attend the morning session and Monday's weather calls for rain and cooler temperatures with highs near 50 and a low around 34 tonight.
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Harald Dourhal
Lincoln Auditorium
WSYR
Elliot
Ana
Floyd Ottowsy
Upstate
Ing
Ottoway
Gove
Fadio
Central” High
James E . Tallaghan
Diocese of
Syracuse
Eloudi
Callaghan
Tommer
Syracuae Pabiie
A. Cleveland
The
Mercury
Tse
William’ A. Garrison
Mothers Cluba
Jeanor A. Ludwig
Jn. Mathematies
University College
Soviet Leaders Visit Edinburgh for Talks with Eden
Khrushchev and Bulganin arrive in Edinburgh after wreathing Karl Marx’s grave and begin talks with Prime Minister Eden. They meet Labour leaders, discuss disarmament and German unification, then plan a joint communique with Eden on issues including the Middle East.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Tor 'Thely
London
Karl Marx
Eden
Khrushchev
Bulgani
Labor Party
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Bulgaria
Bulganin
James S
Stuart
Mary
Queen ‘of Scots
Bulganlir
Turnhouse
Stassen Holds Talks on East West Disarmament Deadlock
SECRET DEMOCRATIC MEASY Stassen meets with Soviet deputy foreign minister Gromyko in London at Lancaster House as Western and Soviet teams seek to end the arms race deadlock. The session follows Stassen’s earlier two hour dialogue with Khrushchev and Bulganin at Cambridge Hotel, with no expected breakthrough.
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London
Harald E. Stas
Andret Gromyke
Stassen
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Lisatt Mament
Lancaster ‘House
U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Caridge
Slassen
Alaar
Mamient
Risentinner
Dt Snd
UNS
Stassen-Khrustichev
Two Arraignments Hit Court For Drunk Driving Case
Elton C Bushnell, 52, of 157 Redfield Pl, faced a drunk driving charge and dangerous driving plea as he appeared before Judge Truman in the Trase Court this morning. Bail set at 1500 dollars with a May 7 appearance scheduled after police said his car jumped a curb and hit a utility pole near 710 Feenwick Ave at 12:30 a.m. Also listed, Jane E Lormand, 40, of 4 Paul Ave, ordered to reappear May 1 in Traffice Court. bail set after a crash in the 800 block of S State St left her with facial lacerations.
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Besfore
Truman HH
Trase Court
Elton
Bushnell
Redfield Pl
Feenwick Ave
Rice
Armand ‘I. Reldeman
Jane
Lormand
Paul, Ave
Traffe Court
Lor Mand
S. State St
Strength and politics shape NATO’s evolving role today
An analysis outlines how growing military and political pressures redefine NATO’s function. It notes shifts in alliance strategy, burden sharing among member states, and the balance between defense commitments and diplomatic engagement shaping current policy.
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NATO T ' Anomer
Hesces Framennid
Fire injures two as smoke fills First Trust area
A flash fire caused by welding sparks ignited debris during a $1 million renovation at the First Trust and Deposit Co. building, sending dense smoke through the lobby and forcing hundreds to flee. Two people were slightly injured. temporary operations will be set up at nearby branches as repairs proceed. The blaze began after hours and doors were opened with difficulty.
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First Trust
Deposit
Co. al E
Washington
Warren Sts
Hans
Abert B. Merrill
Sopia
Neabby
Merrill
Roms
Sorch
Lon
Halés
Lilion-Dollar- Renova
John ‘Peluna
Han
Warren Sis
Helen Bowman
Salina
Ready to Go Wichita Woman Predicts Passing On
Fragmentary report quotes Mrs Lucinda Mallory in Chicago reflecting on age and final plans. She mentions a large cash value loss tied to a vehicle and expresses a desire to pass on, with a sense of impending change and an unusual premonition.
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Wichita
Kan
Lucinda “Mallory
Chicago
Mallory
Dock
President Plans Weekend on Farm
Washington reports President and Mrs. Eisenhower will spend the weekend on a Gettysburg farm. He plans to go there Friday after a Cabinet meeting and is expected to return to Washington Sunday night for Monday morning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eienhower
Subways to Haul New Yorks Mail Experimental Plan
The Post Office Department partners with the New York Transit Authority for an experimental summer program using city subways to carry mail. The aim is faster delivery, fewer street pickups, and added transit revenue. The notice hints at broader section listings and features in the paper as context. Mrs. Claude Buck reports observing a strong wind event heading south.
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New York
Juliette Marries Her Captor in Secret Rochester Ceremony
Juliette Wehle wed Stephen Hahn in a Roman Catholic church in Gates after a secret plan. The 20 year old New York State Conservation officer’s daughter slipped away on the wedding day with Hahn, son of wealthy parents, dashing from Owens at the altar.
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Rochester
Tullette Wehle
Gates
Fleer
New York State
Louis A. Wehle
Hahn
Syracuse
New York
Second St. Fom
Owens
Juliette
First polio victim in city linked to 1954 outbreak
A Syeneuse father of nine is named as the city's first polio victim of 1954. City Health reports January cases were all from out of town. Paul Heins, 40, of 448 Stafford Ave, was admitted to City Hospital after Guillain Barré diagnosis emerged post holiday trip with Porter-Cable bowling teammates. Heins, with Ruth as wife, has several children aged 17 to two, and the family notes the illness followed a short vacation in More City.
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Syeneuse
City Health’ Department
Paul Helna
Stafford Ave
City Hore Pital
Wness Waa
Was
Flret
Heing Waa
Gutter Manners Take Heavy Toll
Paul Jones of the National Safety Council warns that bad manners in traffic cause real harm and financial costs. He calls current behavior a stark demonstration of dangers in modern roads and notes many are killed or maimed yet some survive.
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Chicago
Paul Jones
Ihe National Safety Council
Jones
Edward Arnold Dies In Shows 49 Years
Veteran actor Edward Arnold died unexpectedly today at age 66 from a cerebral hemorrhage in his Encino home. His wife Cleo was at his side. his son-in-law Dr William Orlando of Northridge confirmed the death. Arnold’s career spanned stage, film, and TV including recent projects and planned a film in New York. He helped organize war bond drives and the USO during World War II.
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Fairward Arnold
Cleo Waa
Encino
William
Orlando
Northridge
Armoli
Oliviar de Havilland
New York
Guenther Schneider
New York City
Donohue
Osco
Ney
Exaanay Studio
Ammald
Edward A
Chameries
Tieu
Flowere, Do
Today’s Chuckle Legal Style Wordplay
A humorous exchange uses courtroom tone with a play on words about secret knowledge between a judge and a man. The dialogue hints at a personal trust moment while maintaining official terms, delivering a light ending punchline about a secret.
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