City to hold five regional polio clinics for 9727 children
The Syracuse Health Department announced five regional polio vaccine clinics for 9,727 schoolchildren who had two or more Salk injections last year or received shots last May. Clinics run 9 to 10 30 a.m. at Porter, St Anthony, Washington Irving, St John the Baptist and Lincoln schools with makeup clinics later. attendance is limited to eligible children from specific local schools.
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City Health Department
Syracuse
Virginia Harris
Harris
Health Department
Porter School
St. James
Meacham
Percy Hughes
Washington Irving School
Washington-Irving
Montgomery
Cathedral
Croton
Madison
Edward Smith
Stmner
Levy
Charles Andrews
St. John the Baptist
Salina
Jefferson
LeMoyne
Webster
Garfield
Holy Trinity
Frankin
Our Lady of Pompei
Assumption
Lincoln School
Weather mirrors heat as August forecast stays hot
The piece notes record heat in July and predicts more 90 degree days in early August. U S Weather Bureau officials discuss vacation timing and the coming long range forecast. Sadowski hints August could be cooler than July, but cautions about keeping faith with a season of records.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Sadowski
Andrew F. Keller
Keller
Disputes Snarl Plans For Congress Adjournment
Congress adjournment plans stalled by public housing and pay raise disputes. Leaders in both chambers delayed final action as House and Senate worked late without clearing an adjournment line under the 1946 Act. Three major measures dominate the remaining workload: housing, the Defense Production Act, and a 92 million dollar appropriations bill.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
New York
Europe
Senate House
Eisenhower
Bank in Monaco Closed After Bankruptcy Ruling
Monaco court closed the Monaco Banking and Precious Metals Co. and jailed Managing Director Constant Liambey at his Cap Ferrat villa on charges of mismanaging bank funds. Investigators blamed losses on failed television stocks. The bank’s deficit was unofficially estimated at three billion francs about 5 million dollars.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Riviera
Monaco Banking and Precious Metals Co
Constant Liambey
Cap Ferrat
France
Lard spill slicks Lexington streets amid heat
A 50 pound can of lard fell from a passing truck at a busy Lexington intersection. Ninety degree heat caused the fat to spread and motorists slipped. Firefighters sprayed down the area and workers sanded the remaining film.
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Lexington
Today's Features Hospital Costs and Prepaid Plans
An editorial examines why healthcare costs have mushroomed despite many Americans joining prepaid plans. It explores barriers to enrollment, why broader participation remains challenging, and what changes might curb rising costs.
Poultry Man L L Nichols Reports Egg Burst After Dry Spell
In Yucaipa California L L Nichols reports one hen stopped laying for 30 days then produced 28 eggs last week. The standout layer adds to a local farming note on flock productivity and unusual hen behavior.
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Yucaipa
Calif
L. L. Nichols
Polio Not Involved In Death Of Newborn At Dallas
Michael Edward Schwartz died two weeks after birth in Dallas as the mother Mrs Edward J Schwartz, hospitalized in bulbar polio, was hypnotized during labor. Doctors said polio did not cause the infant's death though birth circumstances may have weakened the baby. The mother remained in very serious condition.
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Dallas
Tex
Michael Edward Schwartz
Edward J. Schwartz
Churchill relative reports home theft in London
John Spencer Churchill, nephew of Sir Winston Churchill, said a thief entered his London home Saturday night. The intruder selected a cigar from an open box, drank a bottle of champagne, picked up a silver watch, and strolled out puffing the cigar.
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London
John Spencer Churchill
Winston Churchill
Field lesson sparks wagons joke in Upstate tale
A New York City youth working on a Upstate farm asked what animals were in a field. The farmer answered horses and the boy quipped that horses come with wagons, delivering a rural humor moment from the summer work.
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New York City
Eisenhower hails release of 11 airmen from China
President Eisenhower said the release of 11 American airmen held in Communist China since 1953 brings nationwide relief and joy. The White House noted advance word from the British attache, with Dag Hammarskjold’s UN efforts highlighted. Plans for reunions are described as soon as possible, with relatives potentially flown toward the Far East.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
White House
Flcers
James C. Hagerty
Peiping
United States
China
United Nations
United Nations Command
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hagerty
Air Force
Far East
Tipsy Driver Pleads Guilty in Traffic Court
Richard Lambertson, 30, of 205 Fabius Street, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a September collision linked to the resignation of former Police Chief John A. Kinney. Judge Truman H. Preston set Thursday for sentencing following Lambertson’s arrest at James Street and St Warren Street. A charge of unregistered vehicle was dismissed.
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Richard Lambertson
Fabius St
John A. Kinney
Truman H. Preston
Lambertson
James St
St. Warren St
West St
Kinney
U S and Red China Focus Talks on Repatriation of Civilians
In Geneva the United States and Red China open private talks concentrating first on releasing captive civilians. The session follows reports of 11 American airmen freed since 1933. Ambassadors Wang Ping-nan and U Alexis Johnson led the opening exchanges in the Palace of Nations. The two sides signaled possible progress toward a civilian repatriation agreement.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
Peiping
Far East
Jas
Wang Ping-nan
Warsaw
Hong Kong
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Wang
Palace of Nations
United Nations
Terday
Bothsides
Johnson
State Department
Today's Chuckle on Vanity Fair Prices
A humorous note compares selling prices of garments with a woman's bathing suit at a given rate and a man's overcoat priced at 795.63 dollars. The quip highlights fashion value and gendered pricing in a playful tone.
American Farmers Break Caviar Curtain in Soviet Visit
Touring U S farmers disrupted staged visits on two Russian collective farms and a champagne factory tour after protests by delegation leader Loren K Soth and participants Herbert W Pike Ferris S Owens. Compromise allowed some farm tours, others to winery, amid official explanations from Ivan Streltsov.
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Krasnodar
Ussr
Ins
Loren K. Soth
Des Moines Register
Tribune
U.S
Herbert W. Pike
Whiting
Iowa
Ferris S. Owens
Newark
Seth
Owen
Ivan Streltsov
William V. Lambert
University of Nebraska
Krasnodar Hotel
Fire Battle Still Rages in Ontario Fires
Fire crews face 114 active blazes across Ontario with 17 out of control. In Cochrane district and Kapusasing area eight fires burn over 43,000 acres, including a 15,000 acre bush fire north of Cochrane. Heavy rains are hoped to quell the flames as fatigue and sickness thin lines.
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Toronto
Ontario
Cochrane
Kapusiasing
Fire destroys Avon landmark tavern from Stagecoach era
Avon's White Horse Tavern, a 143 year old landmark on Route 520, burned early today. Fire crews from 16 communities fought the flames under mutual aid. Officials have not yet determined a cause. Wemnett Corp. said losses would not exceed 100000 dollars.
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Avon
Wemnett Corp
Fireworks Blast Kills 13 in Japan
In Tokyo on the Sumida River a flash explosion at a fireworks factory killed 13 people and injured at least 14. Several others were missing as the blaze destroyed 17 nearby homes and nearby residents reported no foreign presence near the scene.
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Tokyo
Sumida
Blessing or doubt as LaFargeville mother hears of son’s release hope
Mrs John R Vaadi of LaFargeville expresses cautious optimism after Peiping radio announces release of Capt Eugene J Vandi and ten other airmen from Communist imprisonment. She recalls a letter from her son saying he felt fine and wishes to be home, and fears the timing and truth of the report.
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John R. Vaadi
LaFarge‘ville
Red China
Herald-Journal
Peiping
Eugene J. ‘Vandi
LaForgeville
Wandi
Baumer
Mary E. Baumer
S. Anthony St. Lewisburg
Vaadi
Mary Elizabeth Vaadi
Clayton
N.Y
Mra
RFD
la Farge-sville
Berlin
Europe
Air Force
Long Beach man charged after shoplifting attempt
Howard D. Quinn, 61, an upholsterer, was arrested in a Long Beach supermarket and charged with attempting to steal two steaks two pounds of grapes a bottle of punch and a jar of tartar sauce. He reportedly had his foot tucked inside his shirt.
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Long Beach
Calif
Howard D. Quinn
Spies Jakks Airmen Released as Talks Open in Geneva
Reports from Peiping say 11 American airmen sentenced on spying charges are to be released before terms end. The group includes Col John Knox Arnold Jr of Maryland and Maj William H Baumer of Pennsylvania, among others, shot down over North Korea in 1953. The United States denies espionage claims and notes the airmen served with the U S secret intelligence service.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Red China
United States
iGeneva
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
N. Y
Elmer F. Lellewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Wallace L. Brown
Banks
Ala
John W. Buck
Armathwaite
Tenn
Howard W. Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Steven E. Kiba
Akeron
Ohio
Harry M. Benjamin Jr
Worthington
John W. Thompson
Orange Va
Daniel Co. Schmidt
Redding
Calif
Far East Air Force
North Korea
Manchuria
U.S
Secret Intelligence Service
Red Radio
Supreme People’s Court
Rand
China
Arnold
Mary I. Arnold
National Ist
Montgomery
Peiping Radio
U.S. Intelligence Service
Fteds
Yalu
Dior Reintroduces Bosom Silhouette With a Y Shape
Paris fashion notes report Christian Dior restoring bosoms with a Y silhouette after a brief abolition. The new line features a blossoms out bustline and slim waist, a hipless stem-tight skirt, and a reimagined upper torso with high belted waistlines, short jackets, large hats, and dramatic after dark ensembles.
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Paris
Christian
Dior
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