Safe-Driving Day Brings Early Injuries Across County
Onondaga County joins national Safe Driving Day efforts to reduce highway deaths and injuries. By 1:30 PM four injuries reported in the county and five incidents statewide. early crashes included a Cortland Street collision with a parked car and injuries to four occupants. Names: James P. Newman 24, Robert Leopold 28, Donald Porter 23, and John H. Scullen. Additional details follow on page Colma.
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Moses Offers St Lawrence Power to Bidders in North Country
Robert Moses announces the North Country hydroelectric power program on sale to bidders. He doubts any will reach New York City, stressing regional payoff and the need to sell power as produced to pay debts. He cites transmission limits and high costs as barriers to NYC supply.
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Hit Run Victim Dies in 19th Traffic Fatality
A Syracuse hit and run victim, Frank Barsuch of 1050 State St, dies in hospital two weeks after being struck near Oswego Blvd. He was dragged 50 feet by a car that fled the scene. Lillian R Francisco, 32, of Baldwinsville, was arrested after confessing to the hit and run and pleaded not guilty. Barsuch previously served in World War I, leaving two brothers and a sister. Burial set for Assumption Cemetery following services at the Church of the Assumption.
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Not Puppy Love
Mrs Georma ster, aged 34, seeks divorce from her husband claiming forgery of signatures on notes signed by Skippy and Todd. She alleges the husband, previously enjoined from molesting or contacting her, sent letters without her knowledge.
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Where was Sheppard during two hours before murder
Prosecutor Thomas J. Parrino challenged Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s account in the murder trial by asking where he was from about 4:15 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. as police and witnesses placed the timeline. He pointed to a wrist watch found in weeds near the home and questioned the alleged struggle in Marilyn Sheppard’s bedroom while noting lack of marks on the floor and chair.
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Power Outage After Ice and Snow Hits Massena
Rain and a wet snow damaged lines in Massena this morning. Only one of four circuits remained energized as three Potsdam crews worked to restore service. About four inches of wet snow lay on the ground while ice formed on wires and trees. Roads were hazardous but no accidents reported by 9 AM.
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Celilo Chief Advises Long Life Ors Wisdom
Celilo tribal chief Tommy Thompson, aged 100, offers life guidance: avoid driving, eat salmon. The remarks, reflecting local wisdom, stress simple daily habits as keys to longevity amid regional life.
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DeSapio Here Tonight Gets Top State Job
CARMINE G. DeSAPIO Tammany Hall leader and newly appointed secretary of state arrives in Syracuse to be guest of honor at the annual dinner of the Onondaga County Democratic Committee at the Hotel Onondaga. Appointment of the New Yorks were scheduled to arrive by plan Democrat leader to the $17,000 late this afternoon. The year post was announced by a committee dinner, a $25-a. Gayeoloer Averett Barriman foll affair, with heserved at & Pp vtting a meeting WU Alsagvis Ancient guest at lune ain ers yesterday. The Tammanyi County Committee Chair vehief was the spearhead of the,Charles J. Hogan reported, wi drive to nominate Harriman asjop Charles W. Halloran of Buss Democratic candidate for gover-stale, who has been named assist Inc. jant industrial commissioner. in the could be a strong force that might MIS SYRACUSE visit, nifty Moaigae naw Bullaldntuenee the Peiping government il be accompanied by Richard ee "to heed Hammiarskjold's request HH. Saleh, state chairman. Theyl Continued on Page 26, Column Diand release the airmen, in 6 by 7 Qp whicn the Communi desperately seeks admission Officials said that hope for ad mission t0 the United Nations ir
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Dulles Arrives In Paris For NATO Council Talks
Secretary of State Dulles landed at Orly Airfield at 3 30 PM to join NATO Council discussions. He said the visit would mark a further step toward an effective deterrent as talks focus on German rearmament and a plan to use atomic weapons in European defense.
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Chuckle Teases Medical Studies Progress
A mother jokes about her son’s medical schooling saying he can already cure very small children. The light quip reflects pride and humor over early career milestones.
Nehru urges Chou for UN hearing on airmen
In New Delhi officials disclosed that Prime Minister Nehru urged Chou En Lai to discuss the case of 11 U.S. airmen jailed by the Communists. Advices from New Delhi said Nehru sent a message to the Red Chinese premier requesting a personal discussion on the matter.
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U S Looks at Swap Offer on Americans Held in China
State Department officials weigh a possible exchange if China offers to release Americans held by Beijing and Chinese students denied exit from the United States. UN envoy Hammarskjold seeks talks with Chou Enlai, while Peiping hints at a trade involving 35 Chinese students. Officials caution progress may be slow and contingent on China saving face.
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Fire Kills 3 Sons Of Millionaire In Northport
A mansion in Northport, Maine burned, killing three sons of Edwin Grove III and injuring others. Firefighters said the caretaker Harvey Bean and his wife, employed at the estate, likely trapped in the blaze. The Grove family, prominent heirs to a pharmaceutical legacy, faced the tragedy as investigators probed the cause.
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Tokyo newspaperman half Americanized in five weeks in Oklahoma City
Yasushi Sekiguchi, a Tokyo newspaperman working for the Oklahoma City Times under State Department sponsorship, says he has become at least half Americanized in his five weeks there. He dreamed "half in English, half in Japanese."
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Eisenhower outlines policy for defense against a major war
President Eisenhower described a military policy focused on deterrence rather than universal security. He said the United States must deter a major attack and blunt any strike, while not seeking 100 percent global security. He noted possible force reductions and emphasized large-scale retaliation as a costly deterrent, with decisions to be clarified by Secretary of Defense.
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Morford to Leave Syracuse University Hospital Post
Dr Francis Wingate announces Morford will resign as hospital administrator at Syracuse University effective January 15 after a long tenure since 1947. Morford, educated at the University of Pennsylvania and Crozer Theological Seminary, held key roles in hospital education during and after World War II and sits on multiple healthcare boards and professional associations.
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Eisenhower Urges Congress to Postpone April Tax Cuts
President Eisenhower said he would ask a new Congress to delay scheduled April 1 tax cuts to prevent a larger budget deficit. He warned low corporate tax rates would cut revenue by about one billion dollars, risking a return to Korean War spending levels. He discussed strengthening continental defense and a federal military reserve, hinting at universal military training while reserving full details for later. Concluded on Page 28, Column 1.
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Pope Pius XX Improves After Brief Decline
The Vatican press office reports Pope Pius XX is improving after a period of gastric illness. Osservatore Romano notes the Holy Father has overcome his stationary condition and his health is again on the upswing.
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Food Prices Drop To Nov 2 Level
New York wholesale food prices fell to the Nov 2 level as measured by the Dun & Bradstreet index, decreasing from 6.83 to 6.74 for the week. The index, reflecting 31 widely used foods, shows declines across flour, wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, hams, lard, sugar, cocoa, hogs, and lambs, with only cotton seers up.
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Hockey boy pulled from irrigation canal in Walnut Creek
In Walnut Creek California John Bolin age eight fell into an irrigation canal while playing hockey. Sheriff Joseph Broadhead acting as truancy officer located the boy and pulled him from the water.
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Stevenson Forms Law Partnership in Chicago
Adlai E Stevenson will launch a law partnership after Jan 1 with Prof. W Willard Wirtz from Northwestern Law School and two former aides from his Illinois governorship. William McCormick Blair Jr and Newton Hinohow will join, alongside Wirtz in offices on LaSalle Street. Minow, previously Vinson's secretary, is noted in the background.
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Weather alert and hazard for tonight and tomorrow
The forecast calls for rain or sleet with hazardous driving tonight as total precipitation may reach about 1.06 inches. A low near 28 tonight followed by a cold day tomorrow with a high around 36 and a low near 24. Winds southwest 13 to 25 mph shifting to northwest, with growing ice and flooding in city catch basins prompting Public Works crews to respond.
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