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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1954
Page
20
Secretary of State Dulles departs for Paris to push final agreement on West German rearmament and discuss western defense with NATO allies. He travels with Secretary Humphrey and Harold Stassen. The trip includes NATO Council talks and potential discussions with Eden and Mendes-France.
A $1,000,000 wing funded by the Statler Foundation will be added to Statler Hall at Cornell University. University president Deane W Major and Mrs Edsworth M Statler of New York City announced plans. The foundation also donated the existing $2,350,000 Statler Hall, which includes a practice inn for Hotel Administration students, a faculty club, classrooms, and laboratories. The new wing will extend the south side to add an auditorium and more laboratory and library space.
Mrs Helen Moxley in a mountaintop setting reports a hawk burst through her window striking her. The bird felled 50 feet then she pursued and shot it with an air rifle. The hawk bit her arm as she restrained it, she placed it in an aviary, and a taxidermist later retrieved the living bird.
D Day safety drive faced poor weather as a vast storm spread rain from Maryland to Indiana and toward Florida. The nationwide tabulation warned of high traffic risks with 4 907 accidents, 67 fatalities, and about 2 144 injuries reported the previous year. An estimated 50 million motor vehicles and 250 million people were expected on roads or pedestrians tomorrow.
Washington The National Labor Relations Board ruled Studebaker Corporation innocent of unfair labor practices in disciplining 19 workers who drove cars other than Studebaker. The board upheld that suspensions were due to fellow employees refusing to work with the disciplined workers at the South Bend Indiana plant.
Army private Edward S. Dickenson seeks relief from a Court of Military Appeals after a board upheld his court martial and 23 year sentence for collaborating with the Communist enemy in Korea. Emery says the case will go to the civilian Court of Military Appeals. In Syracuse, blood drive at 749 S Warren St offers tickets to a Nationals Lakers game. donors urged to call 33111 for appointments as December centers.
State accuses the osteopath of murdering his pregnant wife Marilyn in Bay Village last July. Dr Sheppard testifies he chased a vague figure, denies armed violence, and admits past relationships with three women including Miss Susan Hayes. He also notes defenses about past inquests and a late disclosure of an affair.
NORWELL Mass two Air Force men parachuted safely from a burning jet last night seconds before it crashed and exploded in woods Lt Alfred M Yehande 25 of Minn guided the plane away from a residential area before leaping from about 2000 feet Merbert W Farman 23 of Philadelphia the plane's radar observer jumped as the craft caught fire at roughly 14000 feet Neither man was injured in the incident authorities reported the alert and escape highlighted by the pilots timing and calm during a dangerous fireball event
Patrolman Charles P. Tighe reports a youth was injured yesterday afternoon in a sledding accident at Onondaga Park. The boy received treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Hollywood report says actor Broderick Crawford, 44, pleaded guilty to a drunk charge in Los Angeles Municipal Court. Judge Leo Freund lectured Crawford on his fame, warning of jail if arrested again, and fined him 250 dollars.
President Eisenhower appointed Joseph Campbell as comptroller general of the United States by a recess move. Campbell, an Atomic Energy Commission member and Columbia University treasurer on leave, faces Senate scrutiny.
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