Volunteers Retrieve Victims of Oswego Tunnel Blast
After an 84 hour rescue, workers pulled the bodies of four men from a gas filled tunnel beneath Lake Ontario. John H Lagoe Linwood P Heiston Philip Ayler and Lloyd Matteson were recovered as autopsies indicated instantaneous death from burns blast and asphyxiation. The blast halted 1900 long project for Oswego city water supply while investigators search for cause.
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Syracuse gambling raids reveal big operators under pressure
Federal probes target Syracuse gambling networks as three major houses and multiple betting places face raids. Sources say over $8,000 in cash and bets were linked to the operations, with bookies and insiders evading capture. Investigations extend citywide.
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Smith Pushes Fight Over Stewarts Rank in Air Force Reserve
Sen Margaret Chase Smith continues to block action on James Stewarts nomination to brigadier general in the Air Force Reserve. She argues the process is flawed and demands full Senate Armed Services Committee scrutiny. The issue centers on Stewarts status as a World War II ace and current reserve colonel amid fuel cost questions and shifting naval ties. The scene underscores a partisan clash over military promotions and the handling of reserve officers within Eisenhowers administration.
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Hoffa witness Takes Stand In Bribery Case Messy Testimony
Sen McClellan led Day Three questioning as Hoffa testified about payments to Joe Louis and alleged Teamster influence. A Niagara Mohawk power fault disrupted operations near Hancock Field while a jet mission and cable mechanism malfunctions were described, with jurors saying race did not drive the verdict. No injuries were reported as authorities noted the case involves racketeering scrutiny and potential appearance fees.
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Army spokesman estimates dock damage at Pusan
A U S Army spokesman at the southern port of Pusan estimated damage to American harbor and other facilities at 230000 dollars.
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Typhoon hits Korea. 6 dead and 11 missing soldiers reported
Typhoon Agnes battered the southern tip of Korea and nearby Okinawa. At Fort Buckner in Okinawa the storm left two missing GIs and extensive damage. Army officials reported six dead and 11 missing among U.S. personnel with about 2,000 homeless and damages around $600,000. Names identified include Robert Musshagen and Lester J. Mahfiesson among others.
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Uncollected 1956 U.S. Income Tax Refunds in Syracuse Area
The IRS lists 1956 refunds unclaimed in the Syracuse district totaling 3,? million dollars for 235 individuals. Walter T. Petrowski notes many from Syracuse and Biighamling must pick up checks at the district office in Chimes Building. The report highlights 1955 refunds still due and total unreturned funds across the nation. Wariness over the cost of living and wage index changes are referenced in broader economic notes.
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Nursery thyme joke modernized with playful money line
Today humor notes a nursery rhyme update with puns about money and childcare. The spoof twists the familiar cadence by inserting finance related wordplay and a cheeky nod to babysitting costs.
Editorial on Eisenhower’s menu impact on industry and consumer
A Washington correspondent analyzes the new policy agenda on President Eisenhower’s desk and its potential effect on industry and consumers. The special report examines how federal poultry inspection and other measures may shape prices, safety rules, and everyday purchases.
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Disarmament Accord Seen Despite Concession to Russia
A U S official report notes Western leaders see a possible concession to Russia on a two year nuclear test pause as a gesture toward easing an East West arms race. Zorin told American, British and Canadian reps that Moscow may suspend testing with an accord, but officials say a broader deadlock remains. Page 26 Column 27.
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Vernon Church Photo Notes Amid Policy Debate
A fragmentary report notes Vernon France and a policy discussion tied to insurance interests. The text mentions a photo technician and a scale model concept linked to the 12th century Notre Dame and a potential homebound timeframe, with scattered references to church figures and a Vernon location.
Missing Child Found In Tiny Space Between Buildings
Providence authorities found 4 year old Eileen Fahey alive after spending the night wedged in a narrow gap between two buildings in Fox Point. More than 200 police and volunteers aided, as the rescue team freed her from the narrow crack, delivering relief to her relieved parents and a cheering crowd.
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Jordanian King Hussein in Istanbul for talks on Syria
In Amman Jordan reports Hussein left for Istanbul to meet with King Faisal of Iraq and discuss Syrian developments with the Turkish government. Official statement says the king will spend a few days of rest and recreation in Turkey, a surprise departure with no prior announcement.
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It's a Gift Hussein message from Turkish ambassador in Baghdad
In Baghdad Hussein briefly stopped over on his flight as the Turkish ambassador to Jordan sent a message to the king before departure. Washington reports say President Eisenhower and top foreign policy advisors are pressing Arab nations to prevent Syria from becoming a full fledged threat. Gloria satellite of Soviet Russia and others reunite after a 30 year separation, sparking concern in Iran and Western capitals. The sisters’ reunion highlights tense regional dynamics among Iraq Turkey and Western powers.
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Record 45 Degrees Sets Morning Low for Date
The morning low reached 45 degrees just before 6 am, a record for this date. The U S Weather Bureau Hancock Field report shows the old mark was 47 on Aug 22, 1950. Overnight coldest spots included Saranac Lake 29 and Massena 36 while Albany and Buffalo logged 52 and 48 respectively. Tonight’s low will dip to 50 to 55 with clear skies and light variable winds.
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