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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1955

Page

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Ford Foundation Grants Aid Upstate Colleges and Hospitals

The Ford Foundation announced over 10.6 million in grants for area education and medical institutions in upstate New York. Syracuse University received 3,177,900 to support 12 colleges and boost faculty salaries, while Le Moyne College got 162,000. About 50 area hospitals will share 2,499,800 to expand services. Nationwide totals reach 10.663 million locally and 550 million across the U.S. for education and medicine.

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Driver Killed In Elbridge Car Crash

A 40 year old Camillus man, Davis R. E., was killed when his car failed to negotiate a left curve on Route 5 near Elbridge. The vehicle plunged down a 15 foot embankment, overturned, and slammed into a tree. State police said the crash occurred about 10:25 p.m. near Syracuse University and involved a grant program supporting higher education faculty salaries through 10 year endowments. The incident is reported to be part of funding that will aid colleges including Colgate, Cornell, Hamilton, Wells, and others. Concluded on page 15.

Davis R. D Camillus Uhy Salanes Elbridge Foun Mobile South Shoul- American College Teachers Syracuse University Colling Mike Murphy Gate Cornell Hamilton

Ford Foundation Grants Benefit New York Area Colleges and Hospitals

The Ford Foundation funds allocated to institutions in the Terald-Tournai area include colleges such as Le Moyne, Alfred, Clarkson, Colgate, Hamilton, Ithaca, Hobart, Wells, and Syracuse University, totaling large sums. Hospitals listed in the region receiving grants include St. Joseph’s, Syracuse Memorial, Crouse-Irving, University Hospital, General, Oneridaga General, and many others across cities like Syracuse, Canton, Geneva, Ogdensburg, Utica, and Watertown, underscoring a broad philanthropic distribution to education and health services.

Terald-Tournai Area Ford Foundation Syracuse University le Moyne College Alfred University Clarkson College Colgate University Hobart Corneil University Hamilton College Ithaca College Keuka College Sie St. Lawrence University Wells College Tierald-Journal St. Joseph's Hospital Syracuse Memorial Hospital Geneva General Hospital Geneva Edward J. Noble Gouverneur Community Memorial Hospital Hamilton Vien Hospital Wien Cornell University Infirmary Ithaca People’s Hospital Alexandria Bay Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Binghamton Placid Memorial Hospital Lake Placid Lite Falls Hospital Little Falls Norwich Mercy Hospital Watertown A. Barton Yepburn Ogdensburg St. Johns Hospital Oswego Hospital Oswego Soldiers & Sailors Penn Champlain Valley Matisburg Physicians Hospital Plattsburg Potsdam Will Rogers Memorial Mos American Legion Tupper Lake Mercy Ns Hospital Nome Utica Hzabeth Hospital Faxton Hospital Masonie Soltiers Pilors Memorial Hospital R Memorial St. Luke's Aspital St. Luke's

Winners Announced In Baking Contests

Mrs Henryjlandey Stark Jorgensen of Portland Ore wins the 25 000 Pillsbury annual baking contest prize with an easy final round sweet roll recipe. Her 18 year old son is cited as benefiting from the prize money to attend college. Second prize of 7500 awarded to Mrs Claude Hughes.

New York Henryjlandey Jorgensen Portland Ore Pillsbury S. E. Stark

Editorial on competitive co existence costs today

David Lawrence questions how long Americans can endure the high cost of competitive coexistence on the Editorial Page. The piece weighs economic strains and policy implications in the current climate.

David Lawrence

C J Maltbey Circus Clown Dies at 80

The veteran circus clown C J Maltbey, 80, known for a revolving ladder act and trained duck routine, died last night after a life touring with major circuses. He leaves a wife and sister.

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Family Affair Bomb Threat Closes Key Buffalo Hubs

Two gunmen rob a Pewaukee State Bank branch in Merton Wisconsin then threaten Buffalo rail terminal post office and art gallery causing a noon closure. Hundreds of workers evacuated three buildings and police mobilized. no explosions occurred and trains were halted between 11 30 am and 1 pm while the men escaped in a car.

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Barbers Vote to Raise Haircut Price to 1.35

Utica barbers voted to raise the price of a haircut to 1.35 as officials reported President and embassy statements. Conant, 62, remains bed-ridden and confined to Utica hospital with illness cited by spokesmen. The 20-cent increase was approved by the barbers union amid political reader interest in Berlin and Bonn. The President met today with readers of both parties in Congress.

U.S Albassy Hagerty Conant Utica Berlin Senate House

Promoting Highway Safety to Bar Owners Meeting Called

Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board urges tavern keepers to attend a 2 pm mass meeting at the Hotel Onondaga ballroom to curb drunk driving during the holidays. John W. Brown Jr states the aim is highway safety and enforcement cooperation. About 600 to 700 managers and bartenders are expected to attend. Bartenders will be urged to call taxicabs for intoxicated drivers. Police Chief Harold F. Kelly and Sheriff Albert E. Stone are slated to speak.

Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board John W. Brown Jr Onondaga Ballroom Brown

Veto Looms as Reds Back 18 Nation UN Plan

In New York the Security Council moved toward admitting 18 applicant nations under a Western backed voting plan. Russia agreed to a step but major powers still threaten vetoes. The scheme would run separate votes before a final group tally, risking a block on all admissions if any permanent member disagreed.

United Nations N.Y Security Council U.N Russia China

Driver Faces Tipsy Count In Onondaga Street Crash

Harry Perkins, 68, of 510 Dudley Street, pleaded not guilty to a drunken driving charge after a collision with Thomas Michaels Jr., 29, on Onondaga Street. Perkins was released on 1500 bond for a Jan. 11 court appearance and his license held pending case disposition. Michaels said he slowed for a pedestrian and Perkins’ car struck the pedestrian and then hit Michaels’ vehicle. Perkins contends Michaels struck the pedestrian first. The crash occurred in the 300 block of West Onondaga Street at 5:30 p.m. yesterday.

Harry Perkins Dudley St Truman H. Preston Perkins Thomas Michaels Jr S17 Stiward Ave W. Onondaga St

Dixon-Yates sue for 3.5 million over cancelled TVA pact

Mississippi Valley Generating Co filed a claim in the U.S. Court of Claims seeking 3.534 million dollars in damages from the government for expenses tied to a cancelled private power contract in the Tennessee Valley Authority area. The suit, linked to plans for a 107 million dollar plant near West Memphis Arkansas, targets Atomic Energy Commission payment denial and involves figures such as E H Dixon and Adolphe H. Wenzel amid a murky procurement backdrop.

Washington Dixon, Yates Power Group Penses Tennessee Valley Authority Mississippi Valley Generating Co U.S. Court of Claims E. H. Dixon Misas Asippi Valley Generating Resus Dixon Middle South Uukies Inc The Southern Co Mississippi Valley Generating West Memphis Ark TVA Atomine Energy Commission Atomic Energy Commission J AEC Adolphe H. Wenzel Wenzell New York Budget Bureau

Eisenhower Praises Programs as Bipartisan Weather Talks Begin

President Eisenhower reviewed foreign and defense programs with lawmakers from both parties and received a partially favorable reaction. Details remained undisclosed as a bipartisan conference on foreign affairs and national defense eyed action for the 1936 Congress. Chairman Russell called the defense program looking fairly good but said committees would examine proposals in detail. Weather outlook: light rain or snow, then much cooler temperatures with a cold front bringing below normal readings.

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Todays Chuckle Jil Goes Reno Then Returns

A lighthearted note explains Jil’s trip to Reno and her quick return. Jack has nothing, Jill has jack, playing on punning wordplay as a playful household quip.

Jil Reno Jack Jill

Burglary Suspected At Glasgow Office

Dr Caroldjt Cady suspects a man and a woman burglarized his Glasgow Kentucky office stealing a man's topcoat and a woman's skirt in the incident.

Glasgow Caroldjt Cady

Dr Otto John defects to West Germany from East Berlin

Bonn announced that Dr Otto John fled East Germany and returned to West Berlin where he was flown to West Germany and placed under police protection. He is being interrogated by the federal supreme court and his exact whereabouts remain undisclosed amid reports of a renewed defection plan and past role as chief of West German constitutional protection.

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Escape From East to West Berlin Under Prearranged Plan

Dr Otto John a former West German security chief escaped from Communist guards yesterday and fled to West Berlin in a prearranged operation. A West Berlin spokesman said John had contacted officials through a third party earlier and left on a voluntary basis to return from the Communist zone where he had fled July 20 1954. The plan was executed yesterday as officials declined to reveal the exact crossing method.

Berlin UNS Otto John West Berlin John East Germany

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