State Still Taxes for Veterans Bonus Amid Surplus Rise
Albany reports New Yorkers who served in World War II will see a veteran bonus funded by state taxes, with a surplus of about 154 million dollars noted. The piece covers bond approvals, capital construction funding, and the impact on tax rates, including an ongoing shift of revenue toward the war bonus and related programs.
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Wa Oge Ee Jedluo
Baigee
Turdod Expedlions
Ermac Dewey
Mate Apotier
Whylor
Assault Charges Filed in Shooting at Pond Street
Syracuse man LaFrance faced first degree assault charges after a Pond Street shooting left three hurt. Police say he fired a .22 rifle at two men and fled when approached. he was wounded by an officer as he scaled a fence. The victims, James Bobork and Joseph Coffins, are listed in fair or stable condition.
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Lac France
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ronco Regilano
LaFrance
St Joseph's Hospital
Wnce
Jamez Boboork
Bond St
Clifford St
Henry Ours
LaPrance
Collins
Bab Cork
Pond St Aller
Jet
Trek
Refugee pair land in the United States for talks and asylum
The article reports Klara and Kiara Navratil, Hungarian refugees, arriving near Gettysburg and entering Camp Kilmer for shelter while awaiting housing and employment arrangements. President Eisenhower and Nehru are mentioned in related talks. Photographers and journalists cover the event as officials guide the couple to a waiting limousine.
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Apr
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Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
China
Amcguire
Afb
N. d
Awstriz
Blut Homes
de Martin
Blarg
Alley Bip
Camp Kilmer
Mumek
Germany
Azores
Toner
Klara
Budapest
Murti
Kiara
Betterea
Machin
Hungary
India
Haake
Army
Acloma
Blair House
White House
Nehru
Hungary Condemns Two More Rebels to Death
Hungary announced death sentences for two rebels in a revolt plagued nation. The condemned are Isivan Pap and Rudolf Nawieh, linked to an incident near a Budapest plant. The report notes a broader pattern of martial sentences as authorities seek to quell unrest amid regional tensions.
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Hungary
Viexna
Jan Kogar
Hungarian Telegraphic Agency
MTL
Saul Isivan Pap
Rudolf Nawieh
Budanes
Koebanya Eizirfet
London
Georgi. K. Zhikoe
Omutr
Shepley
Soviet Union
Warsaw
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Sparument
Jon
Lowell
Poland
Miskala
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Felice
Janes Solier
Lajos Nagy
Cie
Quinlan
Wana Sudip
Solier
Nagy
George
Perry
Adam Rapaciena
Minka Marian Merck
Bal
Viet
Batand
Oitena
Moscow
Today’s Features and Page Contents Highlighted
A noisy page shows editorials and regular sections with scattered topics. It lists departments like Ambeements, Letters, Bridge, Financial, Radio TV, Cybits, Womens, Destine, Senior Forum, Editorials, and Sports. The note mentions Today’s Pictures on Page 1.
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United States
Prime
Miniatar
Nebru
India
Raveoe
Revivind
Barlay
Ace
Radio-Tv
Driver Lanning School Loses License Over Cheating Aid
Los Angeles report states a driver Lanning School had its license revoked after the Department of Motor Vehicles found the school assisted students with answers. Authorities say pencils were printed with the driver's test answers, providing inappropriate help to examinees.
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Los Angeles
Lanning
Department of Motor Vehicles
Chuckle: Judge Questions Man on Divorce Timing
A joke unfolds with a judge asking why the husband did not inform his wife of his departure. The husband replies he did not want to interrupt her, highlighting a humorous misreading of plans and duty.
Bank Bandits Kidnap Teller For 20000 Damages
Two gunmen forced their way into a bank teller's apartment late last night, held the teller captive for nearly six hours, and then had her drive to the bank depository to surrender the loot. Estimates ranged around 320,000 dollars. The suspect's daughter slept through the event. News sources also report unrelated international items about book imports and government actions.
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Terrey
Tal Aviv
Mace
Suburlan
Not Drunk, Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Traffic Court
In a traffic court hearing, Robert L Ward 43 of Tl W Newell St pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated after his car struck Miss Mary McCarthy in the Sears Rochuck Co parking lot injuring her with a fractured leg and injuries. Edward Hill Brand 42 of 314 Rowen Rd S also pleaded not guilty to a similar charge and was bailed at $1000 cash and 1500 property until a Dec 29 hearing. A third man, Atl and Neh it 92 of 228 Sedgwick St, faces arraignment tomorrow on a drunken driving accusation. Police said Ward’s car hit Miss McCarthy who was crossing Cowlland Ave in the 200 block. She was hospitalized in Syracuse General with multiple injuries. The page also notes a separate robbery incident and an FBI probe launched afterward.
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Newell St
Edward Hillbrand
Rowen Rd. S
Teuman KH. Preston
Sears
Rochuck & Co
Syracuse General 'Hospital
McCarthy
Sedgwick St
Thomas Muldoon Sai Choix Aula
Michael
Terabasco
Hour Ultimatum on Use of Allied Fleet in Suez
United States faces a 48 hour window to decide whether to employ the British French flotilla to clear the Suez Canal. The salvage force will depart if UN forces fail to guarantee protection. Weather outlook shifts to snow and cold with temperatures plunging to near 25.
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Paris
United States
Suez Canal
W.N
Syracuse
Middle UN
Dye West
Mercury
Wed Bank
Nua
Wien
Howe
Andy Keller
Farmers Milk Strike Seeks Higher Prices in Gloversville
Farmers in the Gloversville Johnstown area staged a milk strike to press for a 1 cent per quart price increase. Reports say some withheld milk spilled into streams, though local papers found no conclusive evidence of dumping. About 100 strikers and five plants in Gloversville and Johnstown were affected, with organizers claiming 9000 quarts moved per day under the agitation.
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Gloversville
Johnstown
Tomore
Chey Randie
New York
Stuffed Santa 12 in Jalopy Killed At Grade Crossing
A 12 passenger jalopy laden with women and children was struck by a Southern Pacific train near a grade crossing in Toledo Ohio. Twelve people died and several injured with one baby survivor reported among the wreckage. the engineer did not realize he had struck the car until the train was halted. Local officials photographed the scene and began identifications.
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Toledo
Ohio
When & T4
Claus Degen
Hike Bik
Talege University i
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Tne Sheriff's
Guaenente
Lead Alulve
Los Angeles
Juan
Nowen
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