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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1954
Page
11
Mendes-France outlines plans to withdraw the French expeditionary corps from South Viet Nam while keeping a minimal force to protect citizens. He argues the Manila pact shields Indo China from new hostilities and cites Geneva peace as justified despite criticism.
Police hunted suspects after thieves took a nearly life-size Santa figure from George Fisher’s lawn while he was away. The incident occurred in Los Angeles as officers investigated the bizarre holiday theft.
Graham Texas post office lobby checked after weekend Christmas mail rush uncovers a single woman's shoe, prompting note to owner.
The annual Christmas party for Local 3298 children was held yesterday at the new Mynderse Academy auditorium. Santa Claus distributed gifts to about 400 youngsters. Local 3298 C.I.C. represents Goulds Pumps workers.
Ogdensburg Free Academy schedules its annual holiday event The Crystal Ball for December 29. Chairman is Miss Wilma Kelly and Douglas Frick with decorations led by Misses Mary Lou Kiah and Mary Hastings.
Brokers report a growing public interest in stocks for long term income and estate growth. Margin use has risen slightly but most purchases remain cash based. The public remains attracted by blue chip gains, tax relief on dividends, and faith in market regulation to avoid 1929's fate.
A large truck delivered four Christmas trees to the White House today. The trees were cut at Belvoir in Virginia. The largest tree was set up in the East Room, another in the Blue Room, and two outdoor trees placed on the north portico.
Seattle residents describe a duck that acts like a dog, chasing cars and imitating canine behavior. The duck even refuses to eat spaghetti, getting it tangled around its bill, leaving Mrs. Dugan puzzled about what to do.
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