Lobbyists Plead Guilty Over Natural Gas Bill Violations
Two lobbyists Elmer Patman and John M. Neff pleaded guilty to violating the Lobbying Act by failing to register while connected to the gas bill. They were fined 2500 each and given suspended one year jail terms. their employer Superior Oil Co. faced 5000 fines on two counts. The case centers on improper influence attempts on Senator Francis Case as the bill faced presidential veto.
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Washington
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
John M. Neil
Lexington
Neb
Superior “Oil ‘Co
California
Patman
Neff
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Congress
Eisenhower
Case
Neff Jeff
Sioux Falls
L.D
Drunk Driver Easton Fined in Traffic Court
Arthur C. Easton age 46 of 2025 S State St pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to driving while drunk and was fined 100 dollars with a 30 day suspended sentence. A charge of leaving the scene was dismissed and he was nabbed Nov 29 during an investigation at Park and Oak Streets. Patrolman Michael Burns stopped him on S State St as other officers investigated the crash.
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Arthur C. Easton
S. State St
Easton
Michael Burns
Park and Oak Sts
Russian Money Policies and Satellite Nations Impact
Sylvia Porter examines how Russian financial strategies affect monetary systems in satellite states. The piece appears on the editorial page alongside other regular features.
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Sylvia Porter
Eden Returns to Lead Britain Amid Egypt War Debate
Prime Minister Eden returns from Jamaica to resume leadership as Britain faces a divided public over the Egyptian intervention. The Conservative party shows no clear successor, while critics demand decisive, progressive governance to steady the nation. The Times cautions Eden to prove capable or risk replacement.
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London
Eden
Jamaica
Britain
Egypt
the Times
the London
Col
First Trust Elects Wynkoop President
The board of First Trust & Deposit Company elected Albert B. Merrill as chairman and promoted W. Niver Wynkoop to the presidency. Wynkoop, a Hamilton College graduate, started as a bank messenger in 1921 and became executive vice president in 1953. Merrill, 38 in 1927, has led the bank since then and holds multiple directorships with Syracuse firms.
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First Trust & Deposit Company
Unanimous Action Today
Albert B.merrill
W. Niver Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Merrill
Trust & Deposit Company of
Onondaga
Netherland Co.,, Inc
Crouse-Hinds Co
Syracuse Cold Storage Co
Oswego Fails, Corp
Syracuse Supply Co
Syracuse Hotel, Corporation
Syracuse Uni
Syracuse University
War Finance ‘Committee
Federal Reserve
District 4
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Republican Party of
New York State
Hamilton College
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
First Trust
Christmas at the South Pole Amid Deep Freeze Delays
The McMurdo base at South Pole faces delays in resupply and a hoped Christmas tree may arrive by cargo drop or airlift. Lt Richard A Bowers reports a beer load parachuted in, while a tanker carries aviation fuel 1000 miles away. A heavy bamboo pole and other cargo are part of the ongoing supply effort for 24 men at the pole.
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Mcmurdo
Antartica
S South Pole
U.S
Navy
Air Force
Santa Claus
Nespelen
Antarctic
McMurco
South Pole
Antarctica
New Zealand
Pole
Richard A
Bowers
Harrisburg
Mc Pole
Murdo
Eisenhower Nehru Talks Face Major Issues
The upcoming four day talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru are expected to clarify but also challenge several questions. Both sides seek closer ties while debating Red China policy and UN admission. Eisenhower returns from Augusta as State Department papers and Cooper brief him.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Augusta
State Department
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
New Delhi
China
Red China
United Nations
U.S
Charlesbourg Bank Burglary Net $189000
thieves used acetylene torches to break a combination safe at the local iCanadienne Nationale branch in Charlesbourg. cash securities and travelers checks totaling 189000 were stolen after revised tallies. early loss estimate was 85000 with additional gaps found in cash and securities. weekly deposit due at Quebec City bank.
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Charlesbourg
Que.h
iCanadienne Nationale
Central Bank of
Quebec City
Veteran Found After 11 Years Declared Dead
Philadelphia report: World War II veteran Chris Kusuplos missing since 1945 was located in Byberry State Hospital after seven years legally declared dead. FBI verified identity via fingerprints and noted he had used aliases Nicholians and Nicolo nos. Family welcomed the discovery after long pursuit of benefits and truth.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Chris Kusuplos
Byberry State Hospital
Lancaster
Kusuplos
Army
Fairmount Park Guard
Anthony
Nicholians
Byberry
Lancaster County Orphans Court
Veterans Administration
Washington
Kuxuplos
Nicolinos
Coatesville Hospital
Refugee airlift aid story from Vienna by Jules Witcover
Syracuse Herald Journal correspondent Jules Witcover reports in Vienna on aiding a young Hungarian couple’s potential move to the United States. The pair faced rapid refugee processing and uncertain fate, with possible stay at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, and a hoped holiday reunion. The piece notes rapid processing and public support for Hungarians seeking a new life.
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Jules Witcover
Washington
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Europe
Airc
United States
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Vienna
America
U S to Supply NATO Weapons With Nuclear Capability
Paris report says the United States will provide NATO allies with dual capacity weapons that can use conventional or nuclear charges, while retaining atomic warheads due to law. Defense Secretary Wilson announced in a closed session. Spaak named new NATO secretary general succeeding Lord Ismay.
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Paris
United States
NATO
U.S
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Paul - Henri Spaak
Spaak
Europe
Lord Ismay
Britain
Snow and icy mix forecast for tonight and Monday
Motorists are urged to drive cautiously as snow mixes with freezing rain creating hazardous roads. Weatherman Andy Keller predicts sleet or freezing rain with the snow, followed by warmer weather and a high near 42 tomorrow. Temperatures stay 5 to 10 degrees above normal for five days with moderately heavy precipitation.
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Andy Keller
Mercury
POLICIES Consultation Called Key For Council
The NATO Council of Ministers issued detailed recommendations stressing political consultation as vital. Pearson Lange and Martino outlined that the 15 member nations must keep coalition interests in mind and consult when framing policy, noting consultation hinges on will and habit of member governments.
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Paris
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Halvard Lange
Norway
Gaetano Martino
Italy
NATO Council of Ministers
Lange
State Dulles
Five Hurt In Gulf Wind Wreck Near Lake City
Five persons were reported hurt in the Gulf Wind wreck of the Seaboard Air Lines near Lake City Florida. The fast train traveling from New Orleans to Jacksonville derailed after two cars allegedly uncoupled between Lake City and Live Oak. Immediate details were sparse.
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Lake City
Fila
Seaboard Air Lines Railroad
Seaboard
Jacksonville
Live Oak
New Orleans
Today’s Chuckle Not Married Prompt Returns a Pun
A cartoon style joke asks what a husband hears when he stays out late. The punchline reveals the man remains single and thus has no one to answer. The humor hinges on a mistaken perception of marital status.
Pinch Hitter Emmett Kelly to Fill Santa Role
In Sarasota Florida Emmett Kelly the sad faced clown will pinch hit for Santa in a department store He will offer advice and take notes on Christmas requests as part of the display and holiday promotion.
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Sarasota, Fla
Emmett Kelly
Santa Claus
Defy Tanks 28000 Begin New Sitdown at Csepel Works
About 28 000 workers at Hungary's Csepel iron and steel complex south of Budapest defied Russian tanks and troops to stage a sit down strike. Bejolanis plant saw 6000 workers refuse to operate as Budapests biggest electrical plant. Leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari were arrested after ordering a two day general strike that halted much of the nations industry. A Soviet commanded commission dissolved the workers council.
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Budapest
Hungary
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Csepel
Janos Kadar
Bejolannis
Sandor Bacz
Pope Pius May Name First Negro Cardinal
Vatican rumors say Pope Pius may name the first Black cardinal in the next consistory. The move would reflect Africa’s church growth from 12 to over 20 million and a U.S. rise from 22.6 to 33.6 million Catholics, with Archbishop Joseph Kiwanuka among possibles.
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Pope Pius
Tatican City
Pius VII
Africa
Vatican
Noegros
Joseph Kiwanuka
Masaka
Uganda
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
United States
U.S
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Anthony Eden
Mrs. Eden
Montego Bay
England
Hugh Foot
Bridge
Radio-Tv
City Life
Forum
London Times
McMurdo Camp
David Canham Jr
Canham
Ike
By John M. Hightower
Austria
Frontier
Martin
Key For Council
By Frank Brutto
Associated Press
Wirenhote
Kiwanuka
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