Police Nab Two in Gun Battle After Brink’s Heist
In Buffalo last night three armed men ambushed a Brink’s armored car near the Fort Erie race receipts valued at 498000 dollars. Two suspects were captured after an 11 block pursuit in a gun battle. one guard Eugene Clohessy was wounded but in good condition. Identified suspects Pettinata Mazella faced no charges while a third man fled city. Police pursued James Sheridan alias Jim Salomerio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Brink’s
Brink’s, Inc
Fort Erie
Niagara River
Canada
Brink's
Eugene Clohessy
Clohessy
Anthony Pettinata
Baltimore
Sylvester Mazella
Bronx
James Sheridan
Jim Salomerio
New Yor City
Hlad
Ford
Pettinate
Mazella
Robery
Stanley J. Klodzinski
Boy Thought Brink's Job Was A Joke In Buffalo
In Buffalo a 13 year old and a 16 year old witnessed a Brink's Inc garage robbery setup. They saw a man climbing from a window and heard him say he was robbing Brink's. The youths hid as two more men emerged with guns and fled after gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N.Y
John W. Doll
Anthony Magelo
Brink's, Inc
Doll
Quan
Brink's
Sonny
Pony
Baruch Attend Saratoga Races for Long-Running Run
Old SARATOGA SPRINGS elder statesman Bernard Baruch is seen at the Saratoga races for what may be his 60th year, with observers noting it could reach 65. Baruch remains a fixture and his presence continues to draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Today's Features and Regular Pages Overview
A catalog-like listing shows page references for features and sections. It notes talk over on page 24, marriages on page 48, inquiries on page 62, classifieds on page 331, city life on page 29, money on page 2, obituaries on page 26, radio TV on page 47, editorials on page 80, women's notes, and sports with page ranges 49 to 45. It also mentions today’s pictures on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Bridge
Radlio-Tv
Financial
New Curbs On Credit Seen As Price Control
The Eisenhower administration moves to curb credit to restrain price rises for two years. Federal Reserve banks raise discount rates from 1 to 2 percent, Chicago Boston Atlanta and Cleveland leading the hike, signaling a broad tightening to combat inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington 7
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Blood Replacement By Patients Urged
Emergency meeting of physicians and community leaders in Syracuse discusses failing Regional Blood program. Treatments paused due to low supplies with 100 pints borrowed from Rochester to meet urgent needs. Dr Eugene Lozner says the group aims to boost blood usage awareness and patient replacement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Eugene
Lozner
Syracuse
Today’s Chuckle About H-bomb and Pants
A lighthearted snippet notes the absurdity of reclaiming two pairs of pants amid the era of the H-bomb, suggesting playful futility in the unlikely task.
Kinney Case Driver Fined in Drunken Driving Submission
Richard W. Lambertson, 30, of 205 Fabius Street, received a $100 fine and 30 days suspended for drunk driving. Judge Truman H. Preston ordered the fine paid to Lambertson's wife and three children after Lambertson pleaded guilty to the charge following involvement in an accident tied to former Police Chief John A. Kinney, whose resignation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Lambertson
Fabius St
Lambertson
John A. Kinney
Truman H. Preston
Preston
Kinney
Heat Tops Records as 90 Degree Days Continue
The Weather Man predicts middle ninety temperatures for today and tomorrow with scattered storms. The Sultan of Heat says 20 days of 90 degree heat will occur by sundown tomorrow, possibly tying the yearly record of 19. Wilted lawns and a water ban add to the misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultan of Heat
Alex Sadowski
New Car Wrecked Within 20 Minutes
Shawnee Oklahoma reports that J Paul Jackson of Holdenville drove a 1955 automobile from a showroom yesterday. Twenty minutes later his car collided with a model 1540 auto on U S Highway 270 four miles west. Jackson’s car was a total wreck with damage about 1500 dollars. His wife sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
J. Paul Jackson
Holdenville
U.S
Here
Highway Patrol
Jackson
Airmen Freed From Red China Reach Clark Base Homeward Bound
Eleven U S airmen freed after capture in North Korea crossed from Hong Kong to Clark Air Force Base. Led by Col John Knox Arnold Jr they planned to fly to Tokyo then to the U S West Coast for reunions. Arnold condemned Peiping as they left. Medical checks noted fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Tf
U.S. Ith
U.S
Homer’Ferguson
581St
Clark’ S
Korea
Tokyo
West Coast
Hong Kong
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
Peiping
China
Arnold
Yalu River
North Korea
Jockey Club
Red China
Eugene
Nine Nabbed in Nationwide Dope Ring Raids
Federal narcotics agents and local police conducted raids in New York and New Jersey arresting nine men linked to a nationwide drug ring described by James C. Ryan of the Federal Narcotics Bureau as "fantastic." Settimo Acardi of Bloomfield, a 53 year old former bootlegger deported in the past, was named among those arrested with strong ties to Italy and to Luciano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
New Jersey
James C. Ryan
Federal Narcotics Bureau
New York City
Ryan
Luciano
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bloomfield
N. J
Settimo
Sam” Accardi
Department of Justice
Italy
Mt Etna Erupts In New Series Of Explosions
Mt Etna in Sicily erupts in a new series of explosions before dawn. After a month of activity the volcano briefly quieted then flared again. Two lava streams reached over a mile down the northeast slope but nearby villages were not seriously threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantanta
Sicily
Mt. ‘Etna
Neisy
French approve Moscow visit invitation
The French Cabinet authorized Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay to accept an invitation to visit Moscow. No date is fixed yet. a spokesman said the trip would likely occur in the first half of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edgar Faure
Anitaine Pinay
Moscow
Pha
Polio Cases Hit 1 033 As Vaccination Rises
Washington report from the Public Health Service shows at least 1 033 polio cases in the U S last week, up 27 percent from the prior week. Six paralytic and 22 nonparalytic cases occurred in vaccinated individuals, totaling 138 paralytic and 109 nonparalytic since mass Salk vaccination began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Public Health Service
U. S
PHS
Soviet Leader Rejects Eisenhower Disarmament Plan
Premier Bulganin tells 1,500 deputies that Eisenhower’s swap of military blueprints and mutual air inspection is unreal and limited by vast territories. He praises Geneva talks for easing tension and ending the cold war, while noting four powers showed desire to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bulganin
United States
Supreme Soviet
Geneva
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union resumes nuclear weapons tests
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Soviets have resumed testing of nuclear weapons within the past few days. The brief statement notes this could mark the start of a new test series and references the most recent prior announcement of Soviet tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nickels Pay New York Parking Meters Revenue 1954
New York City's 26 213 parking meters registered revenue of 4 288 363 dollars in 1954. The figure reflects total payments collected from meters in that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brink
Anthony Pettinato
Associated Press
Eaters
Cathy Covert
Kinney Case
Bessemer
Ala
Aviva
Mullén
Myrtle Inds
Myrtle
Sind
Police
C.F Mullen
Sne
Lawton Grimes
Myre
Mullen
Manila
Border Bridge To Freedom Today
Maj
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Luciano Pals
Acgardi
Mt. Etna
Stanley Johnson
Anagclated
Fladianho
Vaadi
Clayton
William Baumer
Steven Kiba
Pe ‘ Seg Sk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!