Patrolman Price to Remain On Force After Inquiry
Charles L. Price 26, a rookie officer who shot and killed Airman Floyd R. L. Warren 29 in a Glass Bar Tavern accident, is slated to keep his job with possible 30 day loss of pay and time. Mayor Mead to decide after hearing officer Benjamin Gingold submits recommendations. restoration to duty expected if decision allows.
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Charles L. Price
Sampson
East Side
Mead
Price
Benjamin Gingold
Board of Estimate
Otster
Gingold
Fred G. Arnold
Frank Lesicki
Arnold
Glass Bar
Washington St
Floyd R. L. Warren
Sampson Air Base
Geneva
Burglars Take 23616 Diapers From Germ Proof Service
Chicago report says burglars yesterday stole twenty six thousand three hundred sixteen diapers from the Germ Proof Diaper Service.
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Chicago
Republican left-wingers push McCarthy debate, editorial says
David Lawrence writes on today’s editorial page that Republicans facing McCarthy controversy aim to keep the issue alive. The note appears in the newspaper’s Today’s Features section with page references for related columns and features across sections.
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David Lawrence
Jealous suitor holds woman at gunpoint in mill
In Wake Forest North Carolina a 31 year old textile worker Graham Timberlake released his girlfriend Jessie Davis 30 after more than 24 hours of terror. Timberlake surrendered to police and was taken to Raleigh to await commitment papers signed by Dr C Wilkinson and Dr. [illegible] ending the standoff.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Graham Timberlake
Jessie
Elizabeth Davis
Timberlake
Raleigh
Miss Davis
North Carolina
C. ‘T. Wilkinson
Colum
Prices rise in autos while groceries fall in November
Government data show the consumer price index up 0.1 percent in November driven by new car models selling at discounts. Food prices declined 0.6 percent with meat poultry and fish near pre war Korea levels while coffee oranges eggs and bacon also eased. Factory workers’ take home pay reached a record 60.45 dollars.
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Ernment
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Aryness Joy Wickens
Syracuse stores extend hours overnight and Friday
Local businesses in Syracuse announce extended hours with doors open tonight and Thursday until 8 PM and until 3 30 PM on Friday, offering shoppers additional time for purchases.
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Syracuse
Leg breaks after backward walk at Burnet Park incident
A 13 year old boy William Carr of 225 Ulster Street was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital for a fractured left leg after being struck by a sledding child at Burnet Park. Patrolman Herbert LaVere said the boy coasted down the hill and was walking up when injured.
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William Carr
Ulster St
Jis
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Burnet Park
Herbert LaVere
William
Pope Pius XII Receives Blood Transfusion Amid Weakness
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII, 78, weakened by overwork, was given mixed plasma and whole blood. Doctors say there is no cause for anxiety though he remains weak. He spent the night restless and hiccups disrupted sleep but faded after a drug. He walked in the Vatican gardens for the fourth day and worked on a Christmas peace appeal in the afternoon.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Vatican Gardens
Weather Bureau to decide on hurricane name change
The Weather Bureau will decide next month whether to continue using girls names for hurricanes. A closed meeting with Weather Bureau Navy and Air Force officials will set plans for the 1955 season, with date not yet announced. Public reaction followed storms Carol Edna and Hazel last fall.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Norman R. Hagen
Navy
Air Force
Hagen
Carol
Edna
Hazel
Signs on Highway Bring Chuckle to Pleasantville
The road sign reads five thousand welcomes to Pleasantville with a quip about two or three old grouches. The playful message aims to greet travelers and set a cheerful town image.
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Pleasantville
Trial verdict crowns Dr Sheppard with life term
A Cleveland jury found Dr Samuel Sheppard guilty of second degree murder in the beating death of Marilyn Sheppard. The judge sentenced him to life, with parole eligibility after at least ten years. The defense plans to appeal.
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Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Finve Shamaed Tata Prace
Davught
Jury Deliberation Ends In Five Day Sheppard Verdict
The jury convicts Dr. Samuel Sheppard after five days of deliberation totaling 102 hours elapsed since Friday. Actual review time was 39 hours and 23 minutes with breaks for meals and sleep.
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Sheppard
Stephen
Richard
Aftershock Fears Grip Eureka After Major California Quake
One dead and fifty injured as a 11:57 PM quake yesterday devastates a 35 mile coastal stretch from Blue Lake to Ferndale. Damage estimated at $2 million. Geology professor H D Macginitie of Humboldt State College warns aftershocks will continue but be less violent. Minor aftershock at 8:38 PM caused no damage. Concluded on Page 25, Cohann 1.
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Eureka
Calif
H. D. Macginitie
Humboldt State College
Blue Lake
Ferndale
Man Holds Two Cops at Bay in Basement Standoff
A 46-year-old steamfitter Bardou, separated from family, hid with a loaded shotgun in his basement apartment at 436 Tallman Street. Police arrived after a threatening call and Bardou claimed family troubles and Christmas cheer led to the incident. He denied intending to shoot and said he never aimed at officers. Bardou had prior appearance in Children's Court for failure to support his wife and six children. Concluded on Page 12, Column 3.
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Arthur Bardou
Tallman St
Bardon
Children’s Court
Leo J. Yehle
Bardou
Santa Gets White Light
Snow flurries tonight and tomorrow will make Santa’s sledding easy as a moderately cold Christmas is forecast. Readings fell to minus one in Watertown and near zero in Buffalo and Binghamton, with winter officially arriving at 4 25 AM and the shortest day of the year noted.
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Santa
Syracuse
Here
Binghamton
Barnes couple near limit with 17th and 18th child twins
Out of Names SPOKANE Spokane UP Mr. and Mrs. Ray R Barnes Spokane were having trouble today selecting names for their new born twins Mr Barnes 36 said We've about run out of names for their 17th and 18th children.
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Spokane, Wash
Ray R. Barnes
Spokane
Barnes
Griffiss Base Red Cleared Back on Job
Griffiss Air Force Base electronics engineer Martin Levine 29 says he was suspended November 23 1953 on Communist leanings and security charge and has now been cleared and reinstated. An air base spokesman confirmed his return but offered no comment. Levine testified before Senator Joseph McCarthy and his subcommittee and denied Communist ties. The notice references proposed continuation on page 12.
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Rome
Martin Levine
Griffiss Air Force Base
Levine
New York City
Joseph R. McCarthy
R.-Wis
Senate Permanent Investigations
McCarthy
Griffiss
Secrecy Cloaks Syracuse Bus Token Price Rise
Secrecy surrounds Syracuse Transit Corporation plans to raise token prices from four for 50 cents to five for 70 cents, with cash fares unchanged. Officials won’t confirm whether the same tokens will be used after tomorrow’s rate change, though drivers have sold four tokens per passenger recently. The Public Service Commission noted the company has altered token colors in past rate increases.
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Syracuse Transit Corporation
Bus Company
The
Transit Corporation
Public Service Commission
Syra
Carcase Transit
Two ships feared lost as North Sea storms lash Europe
Storms battered the North Sea and English Channel driving two ships with 3 men aboard toward peril. Dikes buckled in Texel and Pernis while Zeeland held despite high tides as evacuation of island residents and livestock began. The Cote dAzur reached Calais with all 23 Americans and eight Britons safe after a pier crash.
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English Channel
Netherlands
West Germany
Texel
Pernis
Rotterdam
Wile
Helmshaven
Germany
Zeeland
Cote d'Azur
Calais
Robber Holds Up Tacoma Grocery Leaves Note to Owner
In Tacoma Washington a thief robbed a local grocery of more than $300 last night. The bandit left a note reading A Merry Christmas addressed to store owner Johnny Karang.
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Tacoma, Wash
Johnny Karang
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