Boy of 10 Hates Christmas Allergies Haunt Family Tale
In Santa Fe, 10 year old Scott Garrison endures seasonal hardship as Christmas triggers violent reactions and allergies. The fifth grader avoids trees evergreen candy and visits while his parents shield him, hoping to endure Christmas in bed. The family plans around holidays and expects normal months after Christmas despite Easter allergies.
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W. J. McGlasson
Santa FE
XN. M
Scott Garrison
Scott
Nick
Cecil Garrison
Tate
Garrison
SU Building Dedication Sparks Call to Bar Politics From Courts
The New Jersey Supreme Court chief justice urged banning politics from courts during a dedication ceremony for Syracuse University Law College's Ernest Ral White Hall. Justice Vanderbilt argued against elected judges, proposing appointive systems and streamlined courts, including local minor offense courts, broad state courts, and intermediate levels for larger states. He warned that current complex systems hinder justice.
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Syracuse University Law College
Ernest Ral White
Vanderbilt
United States
Soviet Russia
Ike
England
Sheppard Braced For Attack In Murder Trial
Dr Samuel Sheppard defended himself against a first degree murder charge in Cleveland testifying that he did not kill Marilyn Sheppard. He described a lengthy police interrogation and his belief that Marilyn was in his corner despite allegations of an affair with Susan Hayes. He recounted a dramatic depiction of the alleged beating during a courtroom pantomime and insisted he could not confess to a crime he did not commit.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Miss Hayes
Sheppard
Hin
Marilyn
Shep
Cohn
Pope Warned To Slow Down Recovery Pace
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XI shows gradual signs of improvement but warns against overexertion. Doctors stress rest is essential. officials claim no anxiety over his condition while noting his eagerness to resume duties may trigger a relapse.
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Vatica City
Pius XI
Vatican
Antonioo Gasbarrini
Snyder Funeral Director Dies in Sleep at 63
J Frank C Snyder a Syracuse funeral director died in his sleep at his home 1322 Eyeliday. Death was due to a heart attack. A native Syracusan he had served as a funeral director for 33 years. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Syracuse
Frank C. Snyder
Snyder Funeral Compan
Snyder
Ben
Assembly Urges German Rearming in Strasbourg
The European Consultative Assembly urged swift West German rearmament and backed immediate four power talks with Moscow after Paris treaty ratification. The resolution passed 2 to 7 with 14 abstentions, with West German Socialists among the opposition. Swedish Irish and French Popular Republicans abstained.
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Strasbourg
France
European Consultative Assembly
Moscow
Paris
President Eisenhower and McCarthy Tactics Featured
Doris Freeson weighs in on Eisenhower and Senator McCarthy’s political technique in today’s editorial page. Regular features include Amusements and a radio TV comics section, with pages 14 to 15 and a note on today’s pictures on page 16.
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Eisenhower
McCarthy
Doris Freeson
UN Chief Hammarskjold seeks personal appeal to Mao and Chou En-lai
Secretary General Hammarskjold plans a personal mission to Peiping to press Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai to release U.S. airmen and other UN personnel held since the Korean War. The move, backed by U.S. diplomats, risks hostile reception if Peiping refuses. The outcome could affect China’s diplomatic status and UN relations as he weighs the dangers of such a mission.
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United Nations
Chou
Hammarskjold
U. S
Hhe Cabot Lodge, Jr
of State
Anthon
Russia
Jacob Mali
Sepa
Britaly
India
China
Peiping
Marshjold
Ham‘marskjold
Mao
NX Assembly
Yes
Imai
Mombly
Janet Hos
Ilem
New Carrier Pupils Top School Board In Albany Test
In Albany area a school board, wives and educators took an arithmetic test with adults averaging lower scores than high school juniors. The board members averaged 32.2 of 15. New York City seniors averaged 12.4. The combined average of members, wives and teachers reached 335. Newport News reported the U S S Forrestal launched as the most powerful naval weapon in history. Secretary Thomas proclaimed its deterrent and peacekeeping role amid debate with the Air Force over naval air power. The ceremony featured officials, admirals, and shipyard executives, concluding with water filling the drydock due to the ship's size.
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Albany
Albany State Teachers College
New York City
Newport News
U.S.S. Forrestal
Ishi
United States
NAVY
Charles S. Thomas
Thomas
Forrestal
Student Falls Robbed and Injured After Knife Accident
A college student, Paul Hunter, 23, was admitted to University Hospital around 2 AM with an abdomen wound after slipping on a knife while preparing to slice steak at a home. He said he was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor at 815 S. Crouse Ave when the incident occurred. Hunter's home address is Fort Washington. A separate report describes Clarence W. Barker, 60, picking up a hitchhiker who later threatened him with a gun and robbed him after a ride at Satina Street and West Iseneca.
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Paul Hunter
University Hospital
Hunter
Herbert la Vier
Peter Taylor
S. Crouse
Could be Nice Week End Weather Looms Over Syracuse
Syracuse residents face a potentially fair weekend as a moving storm passes eastward. Snow flurries persist with temperatures rising to highs near 33 degrees tomorrow. Snow depths vary by city from inch to four inches, with colder air and south to southeast winds, and forecasts call for tonight's low around 24 degrees.
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Syracuse
Hancock Field
Barker
Cards Corners
Rochester
Buffalo
Binghamton
Albany
Oklahoma City Editorial Doubts Plate Ad Message
Oklahoma residents may ignore local advice as the 1955 auto license plates carry the message visit Oklahoma. The effectiveness hinges on wider recognition beyond state borders.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Officials In Chicago Exchange Check Endorsed By Footprint
A Chicago bank accepted and credited a check endorsed by a footprint. The check was deposited into the savings account of Marcia Schoon by her father George, three days after the check was issued, according to bank records.
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Chicago
Exchange National Bank
Marcia Schoonover
George
Q Bank
Divorce Granted After 17 Years of Attendance Pin
Mary Robinson wins a divorce on cruelty grounds as Ralph Russell is named in Kan. court records. Ethel Russell testifies in London East End proceedings, noting his conduct and a longtime habit of quiet guidance at home. A Kiwanis club member testified about strict obedience and weekly speeches since 1937.
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London
Ethel Russel
Kan
O. H
Mary Robinson
Ralph
Ramhlehan
East
Ena
Russell Kiwanis Club
Phenix City Vice Probe Ends with Murder Indictments
Grand jury reports the Phenix City probe, declares moral recovery and cleanup, while urging a national view of the river town as reformed. Judge Jones commends coverage for aiding crime reduction as two former leaders face murder indictments over Albert Patterson’s 1958 death.
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Pitenix City
Ala
Vice
Xed
Chattahooochee River
Walter B. Jones
Sieh
Jones
Phenix
Atosphere
Albert Patterson
Phenix City
Arch Ferrill
Albert Fuller
Tragic Heat Blaze Claims Two Children in Cleveland Suburb
In University Heights a fire killed sisters Leslie Haas seven and Linda four while parents were away. A maid Sadie Booker, forty, jumped from a second story window and was hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Cleveland
University Heights
Leslie Haas
Linda
Clevetana
Sadie Booker
Man detains Barker then drives him home in Baldwinsville
In Baldwinsville a man stops Barker at a north of town reservation, makes him exit the car, searches him again, then drives him to 5217 Salina Street and leaves. Barker reports the incident at 12:30 AM to city police, who notify the sheriff and dispatch two deputies. Dispatcher Pat Rooney describes the suspect as about 18 years old, sandy hair, six feet tall, 170 pounds, wearing blue denim.
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Barker
Salina St
Shor
Pat Rooney
Today's Chuckle Boss Keeps Goldfish On Desk Joke
A joke notes the boss keeps a bowl of goldfish on his desk. A colleague quips it’s not about culture but that the fish “opens its mouth without asking for a raise,” reflecting workplace humor.
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