Deer-wounding incident under state conservation newscast
State conservation officers lying in wait for illegal deer hunters shot Lee Church 25 of Petersburg after he allegedly ignored commands to stop. Three others in custody. Deer season closed November 30. Church not seriously wounded. incident linked to overnight vigil by officers.
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Servation
Snenac
Troy
Potice
State Conservation Department
Lee Church
Petersburg
Church
Mail Airlift Fought by 15 Railroads
Justice Department attorneys fought into the small hours on a reply to a suit by five major western railroads seeking to halt the west coast airlift for first class surface mail. They contend the postmaster general exceeded authority and that air delivery deprives railroads of revenues while the CAB set a temporary rate.
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Washington
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Post Office
Brownell
Summerfield
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York City
Chicago
Igencar
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Diego
Western
Western Rail
Congress
50 Cent Cab Bill Brings Jail Term
A Manhattan man, James Williams, 22, was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Magistrate John E. Prendergast for failing to pay a 30 cent cab fare. Cab driver Russell Garrison testified Williams hailed a cab, went into a building to retrieve the money, refused to leave anything of value, and then fled with the fare. Williams was taken to a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Prendergast
James Williams
Manhattan
Russell Garrison
Williams
Garrison
Willams
Garrison Grove
Montgomery Steps Into Storm Amid Telegram Besieged War News
The report describes Field Marshal Montgomery arriving from the United States as a wartime telegram from Prime Minister Church stirred tension. A Moscow Radio claim about a two headed dog experiments is noted, with Montgomery’s reaction and weekend plans mentioned alongside Franco’s Madrid birthday observances. Other obituaries and corporate figures are listed in brief notices.
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Lonvu
Lord Montgomery
United States
Church
London
INS
Moscow Radio
Montgomery
Oeid
Lene Chucahill
Nine Ex Klansmen Guilty in Flogging Case
Nine former Ku Klux Klan members were convicted on kidnapping and flogging charges in eastern North Carolina. In Watertown, George D Robinson and Christine Rogers were sentenced for felonies tied to the 1951 Robeson County incident. A Brooklyn infant died from radiator steam in a tenement, and two sisters were hospitalized.
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Erseere
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Brooklyn
Health Department
North Carolina
Elmira
Watertown
George D
Robinson
Con
Christine Rogers
Nissis-Flarceny
Dillon County
S.C
Robeson
N. C
Milton A. Willseings
Dancing dean Marguerite Shaw takes leave for musical
Marguerite Shaw, dean of women at American University in Washington DC, is taking a leave of absence to appear in a musical comedy. Her part will require song and dance, for which she is qualified. She likely will return to school at the end of her leave. AP Wirephoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Shaw
Washington, D. C
American University
Woman and two children die in Sparsely settled farmhouse blaze
In Steuben County a six room farmhouse was destroyed by fire killing 22 year old Laurita Tyler Ames, her son Ronald 21 and four month old Nancy Jean Ames. Donald Ames age 34 the father assisted in the search as firemen labored to enter the ruins amid extreme heat.
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Payro
New York
Harlem
Court
Manhattan
Bronx
Rochester
Joseph Xo
Pernartinis
Daniel J. O'Mara
York CP
Demartinis
George
Tives
Lewis Law
Samaddag «Es
Law
Moe
South Fulteney
Steuben County
Laurita Tyler Ames
Ronald
Nancy Jean
Donald Ames
Pulteney
Hospital budget plan ties to $600,000 for planning
State budget director and incoming officials weighed a $600,000 request to finance hospital planning. If approved, funds could be available in April, enabling an architect to begin work next spring. Names discussed included Paul Appleby and Michael Salle, with several candidates under consideration and a board meeting set to decide on the successor to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneg
Albany
Herald-Journal
Paul H.appleby
Syracuse
Ither Stevenson
Rayburn
Harriman
Mitchell
Steven
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
Michael V. Dii
I Salle
Toledo
Ohio
Appleby
Maxwell and Price
James Finnegan
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Mitch
Jon
New York City
Lable
Medical College
Postponement clash over chairmanship fuels party conflict
Raylurn urged delay with support from veterans including Mayor David Lawrence and Col. Jacob Arvey while Mitchell pushed to fight the chairmanship openly on a roll call. Cannon noted a 53 vote threshold among 105 ballots as the race loomed, and Mitchell warned postponement would not divest him from quitting. Jan. 3. A state supreme court justice ruled that falsely calling a person a Communist can be grounds for slander in a $100,000 suit by Roman Gartler against Ignatius Nurkiewicz, president of Union Parts Manufacturing Co. Gartler, chief engineer, says the boss labeled him Communist publicly.
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Mitchell
State University
Upstate
Nomis
Charit Hubert Humphrey
Raylurn
David Lawrence F
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
National
Jacob Mi. Arvey
Illinois
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Martin Frank
Roman Gartler
Ignatius Nurkiewicz
Union Parts Manufacturing Company of
Brooklyn
Gortler
Yearkors
Binghamton
Link Aviation
Incal
E. Allaniocai
Williford
Champions and near champions head to dinner tables
Royalty member to gain brief reprieve from steaks and hops role as the 55th International Livestock Exposition moves into its Sunday. Shorty the grand champion steer of the show will appear tomorrow on a national network program Toast of the Town with the girl who fed him to victory Tuesday.
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Chicago
Look Santa Claus Brings a Curious Tale of Gifts
A chaotic scene unfolds in Salt Lake City as residents report odd notes tied to berries and a nickel left on doors. Amid the humor and mystery, a schoolboy scrawl asks for payment for the berry theft, while nearby, a community conversation about holiday cheer and safety continues.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Santa Claus
Lillian
UN Readies From Page One for Possible Vatican Moves
Reports indicate no announced purpose for upcoming meetings but speculation centers on a bedside consistory to fill six empty Cardinal seats. Vatican officials consider delegating powers to Cardinals Tisserant and Canali, a move echoing a past step by Pope Pius XI. Concurrently, U S Congressmen press UN action to free captured airmen in Korea as medical updates show General assembly focus and Churchill’s circle backing efforts.
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Janice Hullanger
Manly
Iowa
Aberdeen
Shorty
New York
International Chamber
Vatican Palace
Lus
Dee Ag
Purdue University
Chicago
Cardinals
Towner
Elisabetta
Carlo
Giulio and
Ani-Marcantonio Pacelli
Wyoming
Stremely
Barrow
Poland
Gocar W. Anderson
Leland
Eugene Carprice
Dinal Tisserant
Colfor
Jese
Nicola
Cardinal Canali
Amer
Msgr. Dosteers
Barrows
Menico Tardini
Vatican Secretariat
Assembly
Lodge
UN Command
Ane Pontil
Ment
General Assembly
Good Hope
Churchill
United States
U. S
U.S
Peiping
GE Union walkouts dispute over scope at plant
Reports from Schenectady say Local 301 of the CIO United Electrical Workers claims nearly 6,000 GE workers participated in demonstrations over plans to move three departments to other communities while GE disputes peg the figure at about 1,900 with 1,250 leaving jobs briefly yesterday.
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Schenegtadx
General Electric Co
C.I.0
United ‘Electrical Workers Union
Brothers
G.E
Binghamton Man's Death Probed After Car Fire
Sheriff investigators probe the death of Fred J. Hollenbeck a 70 year old insurance agent and former Binghamton city leader found in a burning car near here He died from burns with a coroner awaiting verdict and a milk bottle containing gasoline was found in the vehicle.
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Banhamlon
Bivona County
Ottcome
Duncan Vousbury
Hollenbeck
Adenauer Urges Confidence Vote in Berlin Election
West Berlin Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged a vote of confidence in his cold war leadership as the municipal election approaches. His anti-Soviet foreign policy tops the campaign, with Communists and Socialists opposing rearmament and mobilizing to achieve the 5 percent turnout needed for proportional seats in Berlin Assembly.
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Adenauer
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
State Palsy Group Tackles Cerebral Palsy Problems
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of New York State holds a semiannual meeting in Onondaga with films and discussions on problems and services for the cerebral palsied. Assemblyman Butler cites four million dollars annual state aid and covers issues in severe disabilities, vocational rehabilitation, transport for treatment, and funding for special classes and training. Howard Van Nortwick and Hervie Harris address legislative aid and charity laws. Arthur Hill and others discuss preschool programs and occupational and physical therapy expertise.
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United [Cerebral Palsy] Association of New York State, Inc
Hate
Onondaga
William J. Butyler
Bultaio
Joint Legislative Committee
Howard van Nortwick
Hervie Harris
Arthur Hill
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Frances Shuif
American Occupational Therapy Association
Helen H. Hickey
American Physical Therapy Association
Winds Hit Britain With 98 MPH Gusts And Warnings
Strong winds lash Britain again with gusts near 98 miles an hour. Meteorological office warns gale conditions across land and sea. Last weekend storms damaged ships and vessels, with casualties and wrecks on Goodwin Sands.
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Britain
Tondon
Meteorological Office
Goodwin Sands
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Erie
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Simone
Los Angeles
Simone Silva
Miss Silva
Board of Immigration Appeals
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Santa Monica
Calif
Eisenhower
Victor Mature
Dorothy
Mature
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Pasadena
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Eign
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Org
George E. Nelis
Asia
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Tribune
Las Vegas
Nevada
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Hollywood
Dennis the New Riviera
Eileen Maria McNulty
Liberace
St. Vincent's
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Peggy
Franco
Madrid
Francisco, Franco
Pardo Palace
Spain
Laurence G. Tighe
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
J. Edgar. Gossett
International Harvester Company
Alexander Legg
Lena Feller
Bob Feller
Cleveland, Indians
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Frank Garfield Hoover, i
Hoover Vaccuum Cleaner Company
North Canton
Towa City
Jessie
James
Uni Jas
University of Iowa
Yay Menor
Ture
Valentin
Milda
Niddia
National Committee
Hospital ‘Vom
Santa
Pope
Associated Press
Luigi Vittorio de Stefano
de Stefano
Great Lakes
Cincago
Assembly of
Minois
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ontario
Quebec
Bert Robb
Michigan State Waterway Commission
Gable
Clark Gable
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