Saving of Dumped Records Highlights State Archives Need
A Syracuse area history find reveals rare postmarked papers salvaged from a dump, including early Onondaga Canal and salt industry records. Charles Rhoades, local enthusiast, moved papers to Mrs. Kay Hudson and alerted Dr. Albert Corey, New York State historian, about the leak. Ephraim Webster’s signature appears on the first document.
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Charles Rhoades
New York
Richard N. Wright
Canada
Onondaga
Hudson
Kay Hudson
Jordan
Syracuse History Organization
Alvert B. Corey
New York State
Ephraim Webster
Syracuse
Wright
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School Board Urges Organized Snowball Tossing
Grand Rapids Board of Education urged principals to start a school grounds snowball tossing program with bullseye targets. Do not use targets depicting teachers police cars or animals. The aim is to channel play into safe, controlled activity on school property.
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Grand Rapids
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Russians Tighten Auto Checks Across Austrian Zone
In Vienna Russian troops abruptly resumed controls on passenger cars and trucks entering the Soviet zone from American and British areas in Austria. Police suspected searches for mass food supplies or anti-Russian literature as papers were not examined. A separate local tale describes a Albany waste bale revealing 18th century salt commission records and other state documents found by Wright, with officials pledging to recover and safeguard the material.
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Vienna
Wright
Albany
Rolland Papery Company
Mont Rolland
Queder
William ‘Stevens
United States
Paper Company
Robert Cade Wilson
Red China
Bonn
Germany
Popular Science
Forte Off Thousand Disabled War Veteransing Company
Summit
N. J
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Ber
California
Citizens Advisory Committee
Dina
Gus
Pioneerlerlands
New Zealand
Philip
Rune
South Africa
Westphalia
Judge Urges From Page On sethe judicial conflicts we have In
Judge Edmund H. Lew of the New York State Appellate Division urged a pragmatic approach to judicial conflicts. He praised Syracuse Universitys new facilities and called for a modern law school with top resources. The dedication of White Hall marked the completion of a nine-building postwar campus expansion.
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New York State Appellatession
Syracuse
Ernest I. White
Cornell
Stewart Hancock
Hancock, Dorr, Ryan and Shove
H. Douglass VanDust
Rochester SL
Supreme Court
Fourth Department
S.C. Trusstee
Charles S. Desmond
Buffalo
New York State Court of Appeals
R. Foster Piper
Supreme Court Fourth Department
S. C. Anus
Harrison Tweed
York City
Harvard Graduate
New York City Bar Association
State of New York
New York City
Milbank, Tweed, Hope and Hadley
Charles E. Clark
New Haven
Conn
United States Court of Appeals
White Hall
Case Canfield
White
Sims Dinline
Law College
Campas
Ne Science
Deaths and fire claim multiple lives in era reports
An obituary note follows a deadly blaze in Clearfield County where ten month old children perished, and a broader international dispatch recounts deaths and career notes of theater manager Peter F. Ermitinger, alongside scattered references to Pakistan, Berlin, and political figures. The fragmentary text mentions Los Angeles theater ties, Chicago law professors, and a church sign removal amid unrest, with no cohesive single event.
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Ohio
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Clearfield, Pa
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West Berlin
Ferdinand Scue
UN Seeks stern measures as Hammarskjold heads to Peiping
The UN secretary general prepares for a high stakes mission to Peiping. World eyes focus on Mao and Premier Chou as crucial arrival hour nears. Western allies tout UN as moral force to save peace and lives amid Sino Soviet tensions. The General Assembly backs a three day battle line, censures Red China with a 16 nation resolution amid Soviet bloc opposition.
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Peiping
Mao
Red
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China
Jacob Malik
Afghanistan
Burma
India
Indonesia
Syria
Yemen
Yugo- Slavia
Saudi Arabia
Malik
Feaders
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Yalu River
North Korea
Geneva
US Fleet Carrier Forrestal In Jet Age Debate
The speech by Thomas argues that aircraft carriers remain vital despite jet and missile advances. He cites Forrestal as mobile air bases that cannot be easily neutralized, while defense leaders say the ship marks progress in modernizing readiness. The debate frames seapower as a complement to fixed bases in deterring enemy action.
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Air Force
United States
Vre Forrestal
Forrestal
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Nine Convicted of Bookmaking by Buffalo Jury
A Supreme Court jury found nine men guilty on bookmaking and conspiracy charges in Buffalo. One was guilty on a bookmaking count. four others were acquitted on related counts. Justice Hamilton Ward set December 27 for sentencing. Both charges are misdemeanors with up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Buffalo
Supreme Court
Hamilton Ward
Indians Win Skirmish Over Iroquois Fishing Rights
Hereditary chiefs of the Iroquois Confederacy claim sovereignty on reservations and oppose New York fish and game laws. Federal and state authorities spar over enforcement with Wormwald asserting state laws apply off-reservation hunting and fishing seasons. Emmons cites 1953 law protecting Indian rights, while Crocker says state deals only with elected councils. The dispute centers on federal treaty exemptions and state authority.
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Albany
State Conservation
U. S
Fed Bureau
Andrew J. Wormwald
Department
Wormwald
Glenn L. Emmons
Emmons
Washington
Federal Bureau
New York
State Conservation Department
Bureau of Law Enforcement
J. Derey Crocker
Indian Affairs
Crocker
Vormwald
Ferry B. Duryea
Borden H. Mills
Gene
Eisenhower Forms Aid Council To Shape Foreign Economics
President Eisenhower creates a new council led by Joseph M. Dodge to streamline foreign economic policy. The aim is to simplify a complex system where agencies handle narrow aspects and settle policy at the agency level before reaching the President. Dodge, a Detroit banker, will study Asia and propose how the United States can best use economic strength to combat Communism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Murray Snyder
White House
Porters
Dodge
Detroit
United States
Jean Best
Doctor Corrigan Defends Sheppard In Murder Case
The defense accuses police of a biased inquiry and argues a meticulous home examination was lacking. Sheppard cites missing morphine ampules and hints at possible intruder theories while addressing relations with Miss Hayes. Cross examination expected to begin after the defense finishes its direct.
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William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Miss Hayes
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Los Angeles
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