Health official reaffirms Onondaga Sanatorium closure
State Health Commissioner Dr. Herman E. Hilleboe reaffirmed the push to close Onondaga Sanatorium and forwarded his recommendation to the Budget Bureau. The decision, tied to the 41 year old TB hospital, awaits final rulings and a closing date before March 31.
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Thomas H. Dyer
County Board of Supervisors
Herman E. Hilleboe
Budget Bureau
Syracuse
Hilleboe
Dyer
Onondaga District
Onondaga San
Mead
David Bigwood
Onondaga
Deep Freeze Grips Florida and Central Canada
Central Canada endures a severe cold snap with Ontario recording record low nights of 37 below zero at Armstrong and 34 below at Lettres. Florida reports the worst freeze in 23 years with lows in the 20s across several areas. officials warn of potential crop damage to vegetables and citrus and expect assessments to take days.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada
Armstrong
Ontario
Florida
Lettres
White River
North Yuletide
Eee Shoubbery
Arren Johnson
Meteorologis Bayang
Porba
Johnson and Citrus
Eisenhower to present plan for free world defense alliance
President Eisenhower will outline to NATO nations a new U S plan to link NATO SEATO Baghdad Pact and OAS in closer defense ties without a super alliance A high official says the plan would speed coordination if Russia attacks while preserving each pact’s independence Ambitious ambassador exchanges and NSC review precede a summit NATO meeting slated to begin Monday
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NATO
U.S
Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Russia
Free World
National Security Council
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Goose-Pimple Cold To Hit Us Tonight
Sub zero temperatures and snow flurries are forecast for Syracuse and Central New York as the cold wave peaks with a low between zero and five below tonight. An inch of new snow is possible alongside reduced visibility from heavy flurries and swirling winds. Tomorrow’s high is projected at 20 with a low of five to 10 degrees, followed by more flurries. City sanders worked overnight and street conditions were reported good.
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Syracuse
New York
Sanders
Subway strike costs $400000 a day
New York The Transit Authority says the subway strike costs about 400000 dollars daily. The estimate includes 250000 dollars in fares and 150000 dollars in overtime payments and related costs for nonstriking workers. About 2500 employees are fed, with 24000 sandwiches and 7500 pieces of pie consumed yesterday, plus 200 gallons of coffee and 35 gallons of milk.
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New York
Transit Authority
Southern Tier Prospects Examined In Editorial Analysis
Today's editorial page analyzes the Southern Tier economy identifying the key challenges and outlining steps needed to transform it into a dynamic, growth oriented region. The piece argues for targeted investments and policy measures to revitalize industry and livelihoods.
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Southern Tier
Man Found Frozen Dead in Soldiers Monument Park
A 71 year old man was found frozen to death in Soldiers Monument Park PORT CHESTER. Police identified the deceased as Robert Joyce and theorize he may have suffered a heart attack or dizzy spell on his way home last night, collapsing unnoticed.
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Port Chester
Soldiers Monument Park
Robert Joyce
Today’s Chuckle About Slow to Pay Checks
A light humor item noting that some people have perfected the art of delaying picking up the check and the joke invites readers to humor at their expense.
Tilly's Punctured Romance
London report details Henry Ferrie a 38 year old janitor who tattooed his face after a breakup with Tilly Farrell 40. He described vowing to tattoo his face if she left him and showed multiple facial designs including butterfly on the nose and a dragon on the cheek hoping to win her back. He fears the permanent tattoos may end his relationship and contemplates joining a circus to forget.
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London
Henry Ferrie
Ferrie
Tilly Farrell
Tilly
Local Mountaintop Cold Snap Report
In MT. MITCHELL North Carolina the morning air registers 18 degrees below zero despite bright sun on the southern mountaintop. The remark highlights extreme cold in a high country setting.
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MT. Mitchell
N. C
Baldwinsville Fire Displaces Nine Amid Cozy Winter Blaze
A morning fire in Baldwinsville damaged two buildings in the central business district causing about 75000 dollars in losses and leaving nine people homeless in freezing weather. No injuries were reported. The blaze started around 9 a.m. in an apartment over B Wilie Snackery and spread to adjacent shops prompting mutual aid from several towns. The homeless include Alfred Wilson and James Compt on and family, the Walsh family and two young boys, Richard and Thomas, who were at school.
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Baldwinsville
Howard Harrington
James Walsh
Richard
Thomas
Bakery Workers Union Expelled by AFL CIO
The AFL CIO executive council expelled the Bakery Workers Union amid corruption charges against its president James G. Cross. President George Meany announced the action at the convention, with a rival union possibly to be chartered, though no application had been received yet.
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Afl-Cio
Bakery Workers’ Union
James G. Cross
Federation
George Meany
Aflcio
Cross
Meany
Teamsters
Atlantic City
Panhandler Gets VIP Treatment
Willie Houston 47 pleaded guilty in Recorder's Court to a panhandling charge. Judge Paul E Krauser gave a 39 day jail term after Houston remarked he appreciated being taken through the front door by the arresting officer.
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Detroit
Willie Houston
Recorder’s Court
Paul E. Krauser
Houston
Christmas Gift Returns to IRS Official in New York Notice
An unmarked envelope containing one thousand dollars arrives in the Chimes Building mail room and is given to IRS district director Alva M. Meyers with a note reading for back taxes. Meyers explains such “contributions” stem from willful nonfilers or fraudulently understated taxes, with a Binghamton postmark.
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Santa Claus
Alva M. Meyers
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Chimes Bldg
Meyers
Binghamton
Subway Service Improves Amid Labor Dispute
Transit officials and police said subway service showed improvement after a motormen strike disrupted travel for millions. Union leader Frank Zelano dismissed claims of rising returns as a lie, insisting the walkout aims to win bargaining rights. The Transit Authority noted more motormen reporting to work, with 404 on duty today versus 302 yesterday, and 58 on the Independent division.
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New York
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Frank A. Zelano
The
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MBA
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Zelano
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Charles L. Patterson
Albany hearing opens on Apalachin gang convention
State Senate investigative hearing interrogates the Apalachin gathering of mob figures. Anthony Guarnieri indicates he may testify. Joseph Barbara Jr. and others cite illness to dodge, while subpoenas target 27 of 36 New Yorkers who attended the meeting. The panel reviews mob ties and criminal activity linked to the November 14 event.
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Albany
Yoil
Anthony
Guy) Guarnieri
Joseph Barbara
Apalachin
Joseph Barbara Jr
State Senate
Binghamton
Guarnieri
Endwell
Barbara Jr
Rerpublican
Ex Syracusan Safe As Plane Hits House
Mrs. John Olofson Jr former Caro lyn Jean Noble her husband and 14 month old daughter were uninjured when a small plane struck the third floor of their New Haven Connecticut home early today. The two occupants of the plane were seriously injured. The Olofsons had been visiting neighbors and feared a gasoline explosion. The crash toppled into the attic as Mrs Noble reported the incident to her daughter.
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John Olofson Jr
Charles C. Noble
Ostrom Ave
New Haven
Conn
Olofson
Carolyn Jean Noble
Whalley Ave
Margaret
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Westville Methodist Church
U.N. Debates Coexistence in Cyprus Question
Russia prepared to push propaganda on peaceful coexistence as Vasily Kuznetsev was to introduce the issue in the General Assembly. Henry Cabot Lodge readied a counterattack as the 82-nation committee prepared a Greek resolution demanding self-determination for Cypriots and a quick settlement to preserve regional peace.
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United Nations
Russia
Kremlin
Vasily V. Kuznetsev
Cyprus
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mediterranean
Algerian Rebels Reported Killed in Roknia Battle
French authorities say 78 Algerian rebels were killed near Roknia in eastern Algeria. An unspecified number of prisoners were captured along with a large store of rebel ammunition. French casualties were not announced.
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Algiers
Roknia
Algeria
Sputnik Moravia Birth Beeps U S Report
In Moravia California a first Sputnik named Alexander Sputnik weighs 6 pounds 10 ounces and began beeping on Wednesday marking a notable birth in the United States.
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Moravia
Calif
United States
Sputnik
Alexander Sputnik
Ornelas
Fire Claims Three Sowards Children in Kentucky Home
Three children aged 5, 7, and 8 died in a fire that destroyed their three room home in a remote area near South Shore Kentucky across the Ohio River from Portsmouth Ohio. The victims were Terry Minnie and Rita Sowards, children of Mr and Mrs Charles Sowards.
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Ohio
South Shore
Ohio River
Terry
Minnie
Rita
Charles Sowards
Three Big Exclusives Start Today In The Herald Journal
Three major features begin today with Marquis Childs reporting from Paris on NATO conference expectations plans and results. Sylvia Porter examines risky home financing trends and potential legislative checks. A three part NY jury system survey questions why people avoid service and invites readership to follow.
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Marquis Childs
Paris
NATO
Sylvia Porter
New York State
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