Ike May Ask Dewey To Run Against Lehman
Washington report notes Republican national figure Taylor says former Gov. Thomas Dewey could be urged to run for the U S Senate against Sen. Lehman of New York. The idea centers on restoring a Republican Senate as Democrats hold a slim majority. Lehman, a former New York governor, defeated Dewey in 1938 for the governorship by about 60,000 votes.
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State crime pattern shows auto theft up in 1955 rise
FBI reports major New York State crimes in 1955 about 10 percent lower than 1954. Only auto theft and rape rose. murder, robbery, burglary, larceny, and aggravated assault declined. Syracuse car thefts fell, with 343 thefts in 1955 versus 1218 in 1954. a Syracuse crash killed four aboard a British aircraft. state total crimes placed New York second to California.
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Martha Raye alienation suit shocks audience
Miami report says Martha Raye is shocked by a $20 year old mother's alienation suit. Barbara Ann O'Shea of Westport Conn claims the comedian gave her police husband Robert O'Shea gifts while he served as her bodyguard. O'Shea denies the charges.
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Indonesia Proxy Ihe Guest May 16
President Soekarno of Indonesia will arrive in Washington May 16 for an previously announced visit. He will be flown from Honolulu in President Eisenhower's plane and remain in Washington through May before touring the United States for two weeks.
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Editorials On Armament And Tone In The Herald Journal
Leo Chorne analyzes editorial page stance on armament policy in The Herald Journal. The piece critiques rhetoric and argues for measured, cautious debate reflecting the paper’s editorial voice.
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Congressman Lane Guilty in Tax Evasion Case
Boston report states Rep. Thomas V. Lane pleaded guilty to willful evasion of federal income taxes totaling about 85,000 dollars. A federal judge sentenced Lane to four months and a 10,000 dollar fine after denying a no contest plea. The delay in executing the sentence allowed Lane to tidy personal affairs.
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Noteworthy Amusements and Miscellaneous Briefs
Fragmented OCR reads like a late-era newspaper page with scattered items. Mentions Sylvia Berger Heaths and a women’s sport segment, plus radio TV notes and a city financial bridge reference. Overall, a jumble of entertainment, letters, and miscellaneous notices without a clear single event.
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Traffic Crash Emergency Declared All-Out War on Slaughter Urged
CHICAGO United Press The National Safety Council declared a traffic accident emergency amid the worst March highway deaths on record 2960 up 12 percent from 1955 and 13th straight monthly rise. Widespread crashes include a seven fatal head‑on near Eland Wisconsin and a 957 day quiet at La Crosse ending with another crash. Regional meetings will be held in Atlantic City Miami Chicago and San Francisco as the council urges drastic action to bring annual deaths below 38 200 and aside from the 1941 all time high.
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Two Israelis Die as Border Incidents Escalate Near Gaza
Israel accuses Egypt of responsibility for two Israeli deaths and two serious injuries in border incidents near Nir Yitzhar and Nahal Oz. A guard’s body, mutilated, was returned by Egyptian officials amid claims of Egyptian protection for the perpetrators. Dag Hammarskjold’s UN peace mission faces renewed tension as talks consider expanding UN observer roles along the Gaza cease fire line.
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Moshe Sharett
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Gaza
Today's Chuckle Color TV Twist
A light joke notes the Joneses cannot afford color TV yet, but focuses on finding humor in any situation. The gag exploits status symbols and common household upgrades, turning consumer aspiration into a playful observation.
Weather Notes Cite Uncertain Warm Start for May Day
The forecast warns against relying on warm May weather with a cool spell ahead. A drop to 32 degrees tonight brings frost risk, while rain and thunderstorms are expected to taper in Syracuse. Weekend rainfall reached 1.46 inches, with four tenths of an inch yesterday. The forecast calls for 46 tomorrow then a plunge toward 30 with frost, as Rochester reports 17 degrees above zero.
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Ike Pleads Against Cutting Foreign Aid Too Much
President Eisenhower warned lawmakers that reducing or meddling with the foreign aid program would endanger national security. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles backed the plan, stressing the aid program as a vital national insurance against Soviet threats. Dulles gave no hint on NATO plans, while Senator George questioned turning NATO into an economic agency and opposed a ten year aid commitment.
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Chamber of Commerce Hear Soviet Policy Shift
About 3000 delegates at the United States Chamber of Commerce warned against Soviet “synthetic good will” as Campbell of Jackson Miss urged a keynote addressing Russia’s post Stalin leadership. He urged vigilance until the Soviet Union repudiates its aims and exerts reforms. The opening session featured a nuclear energy showcase and evangelist Billy Graham speaking on moral responsibilities in the atomic age.
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15 Inch Snow Hits Midwest Storm Packs the Plains and Midwest
A near blizzard dumped up to 15 inches of snow across the Dakotas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Windom and Livern in Minnesota reported 16 inches while Wisconsin towns Wausau and Shawano were buried under 10 inches. Nebraska saw up to four inches with five in Spencer Virginia. Tornadoes struck Oklahoma and nearby areas as hail reached 18 inches south of Oklahoma City. Heavy rains flooded parts of Arkansas Missouri Indiana Illinois and Michigan driving families from homes near Gary Indiana and slowing traffic in Detroit South Bend and Toledo where rainfall exceeded two inches. Temperatures plunged to 11 above zero at Rapid City while New York climbed to 74. Flurries continue in the upper Great Lakes region today with light showers in Michigan and northern Ohio.
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Larceny Charge Holds Minister
Hinsdale, Mans. The Rev. George F. Davis, 58, pastor for Hinsdale Christian Church, was jailed after police found more than $16,000 in stolen chalices, vestments and other church valuables at his home. Several items traced to area churches. others could not be identified. Davis previously served in Hawley, Pa., and Hamilton, Ont.
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Burma Elects U Nu for Fourth Term
Rangoon Burma Prime Minister U Nu won a new four year mandate in weekend parliamentary elections with nine of two hundred seats reported. Anti Fascist League claimed most early returns while Communists showed limited strength. The result signals continuation of Burmese neutrality and trade with the East Bloc.
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Jumble of Names Describes New Medical Term Mapped
A garbled report mentions a physician labeling a confounding condition as menctatore amid patient chaos in Rochester and Los Angeles. It cites Dr Blekan and Dr Margaret Ann Storkan, mentions a dance of terms, a factory machine metaphor, and references a California files discussion at a convention with unclear connections to a disease and its cause.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Ann Storkan
Insee Beach
California
Tal Assn
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Eisenhower Returns to White House After Gett ysburg Pause
President Eisenhower flew back to the White House from his Gettysburg farm covering 81 miles in an hour and 38 minutes. He planned a full afternoon of cabinet conferences with Dulles Brownell and Mitchell and a reception for the German ambassador and Romanian minister as Murray Sayre called the schedule a long list of engagements to keep him at his desk into the evening.
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Labor Mitchel
Overture For Talks With Ike Sparks Cold War Thaw
Khrushchev and Bulganin broadcast from Moscow praise British hospitality and denounce the Labour party while signaling possible direct talks with Eisenhower on world issues. U.S. ambassador Bohten observed the scene as Khrushchev claimed signs of con cooperation on relations with the United States.
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French Battle Algeria Rebels Headlines and Confusion
In Algiers rebels reportedly clashed with French forces described as a strong group. Authorities said casualties occurred as troops engaged. Meanwhile in Belgrade President Tito planned to visit Russia, marking a first postwar trip for Yugoslavia as tensions rose with Arab nationalists suspected in related attacks.
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