Dope Theft at University Hospital Tied to Accused Bank Robber
Syracuse police say Jimmied cabinet theft at University Hospital involved Lloyd Peyton, a 31 year old bank robber. His wife Wilma reportedly identified the narcotics theft and led detectives to a bag of drugs discarded near Kenwick Street. Peyton admitted the hospital theft after officers found the narcotics. Concluded on Page 2, Column 4.
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Eisenhower to seek new federal pay and postal rise
President Eisenhower will resubmit a request to Congress on January 11 for higher federal pay and four cent postal rates. A January 13 message to lawmakers will push increased armed forces pay and a new reserve program, with civil service raises about five percent. total federal cost around 202 million dollars.
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C-119 Hits Peak Kills Seven Near New Hope Alabama
A C-119 Flying Boxcar carrying seven crew members and four passengers crashed into a mountain near New Hope Alabama while returning to Sewart Air Force Base Tennessee. Initial reports said seven were killed as Sewart officers rushed to the scene.
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Wholesale Food Price Index Up
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose slightly this week to 6.78 from 6.75, with a year ago at 6.51. Flour, wheat, corn, rye, oats, bellies, butter, cotton seed oil, cocoa, eggs, steers and lambs pushed higher while marley, lard, sugar and hogs fell. The index tracks the wholesale cost of one pound each of 31 common foods.
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Changes in Social Security laws impact 10 million
Today’s Herald Journal announces a two part series on changes in Social Security laws affecting ten million people. It notes page locations for regular features and lists sections such as Amusements, Classifieds, Editorials, and Sports.
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Monkey in Long Beach Hall of Mirrors Escapes
An escaped monkey in the Pike amusement Zone caused panic as Earl Miller 19 spotted 20 reflections of monkeys in the hall of mirrors. The animal leaped to the rafters and fled to a restroom before being captured with workers and police joining the confusion.
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Pope Pius XII Ends Night Vigils by Doctors
Vatican reports state Pope Pius XII will no longer have doctors sleep in his apartment at night. Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi and Dr. Paul Neihans had alternated nights monitoring the Pontiff, but since last Monday he has spent the night alone in the Vatican Palace.
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No Noise Please Marks 102nd Birthday Quietly at Home
In Grovville Oklahoma James Grant refused guests for his 102nd birthday. Mrs. S. E. Grant proposed inviting friends but his father-in-law insisted on peace and quiet. A quiet dinner marked the milestone without company.
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Forgery of Dope Prescriptions Alarming Syracuse Area
Syracuse area sees rising dope prescription fraud as narcotics cases grow. State agent Sidney Joffe links postwar heroin and habit forming drug use to returning servicemen, notes rumors of marijuana in high schools are unfounded, and cites crime by addicts to obtain cash. He warns that altering prescriptions and stealing blanks violate state law.
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Whodunit at Lusty's Snack Bar Burglaries Tie Up Court
Mattydale authorities face a tangled case after burglaries on Sept 11 and last Friday. Francis Nadenko confessed to the Lustys Snack Bar theft of 4547, while Joseph Veno and Joseph George await sentencing. Deputy Sommers captured Tupper and others in the act. Conflicting statements place money from a box under the counter or the cash register.
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Volcanic Tremors Shake Lipari and Etna
Volcanic activity in Sicily and the Lipari Islands caused tremors and smoke from Mt Etna. Fishermen and farmers were frightened but no serious damage or casualties were reported.
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Winter Storm Isolates Oklahoma Kansas and Texas
Bitter cold and the winter storm isolate communities in Oklahoma and Kansas while Texas faces snow and ice. Tulsa and Oklahoma City report seven inch snowfalls and major highways blocked with motorists urged to stay home.
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Syracuse Snow Forecast Reaching Cold Wave
Weatherman Andrew Keller warns Syracuse will plunge to 25 degrees tonight with frost and three to four inches of snow expected. Tomorrow brings flurries and colder temperatures, with much colder conditions by Friday as a south front moves north from the Mississippi. Cold waves already grip Fort Worth, San Diego, and Tucson with sharp temperature drops.
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Railmen Set Wage Talks Involving 100000 Members
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will begin wage negotiations with U S railroads in Chicago on January 10. President H E Gilbert announced the union seeks a 23 cent per hour raise for a 40 hour week and minimum daily earnings of 18 dollars for road firemen and 20 dollars for road engineers. Currently 40 hour week workers average 1 98 per hour with daily minima of 13.84 for passenger firemen and 15.68 for road freight.
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Speech Peculiarities Vary by Region Says Experts
In Brooklyn and Ohio residents differ in saying boid and booshes while Utah speakers mix addience. Experts say dialects form in school environments before college and spread via regional speech islands, with nasality rising as a national trend.
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Yugoslav Clergy Accused of Backing Djilas and Tito Opponents
Belgrade officials allege certain Roman Catholic and Serbian Orthodox clergymen supported the ousted Djilas to split the Communist Party. Vladimir Dedijer faces charges after his wartime and political ties to Djilas drew government scrutiny.
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Cups Fly Too in Leicester Smash Ups
Hundreds of flying saucers crash on a highway in Leicester with thousands of china pieces and a truckload overturned.
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Today’s Chuckle on the Two Classes of Women
A lighthearted quip notes women split into two groups: those who doubt all husbands and those who have none.
Dworshak Links Budget to 1956 Election Outcome
Senator Dworshak Idaho says Eisenhower budget proposals may decide if Republicans win the 1956 election. He notes the party pledged to curb spending and balance the budget, calling it the last chance before voting. Treasury foresees no balance in the upcoming fiscal year. current estimate shows a near 4.75 billion deficit versus prior years.
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Pedigreed Cat Reunites With Three Year Old in Milwaukee
Three year old Louise Mee lands back in Connecticut after her cherished pedigreed cat, missing during a Christmas visit with grandparents in Milwaukee, is found by a neighbor. Louise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Mee of Old Mystic, returns home with pet.
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French Assembly weighs West German NATO entry and WEU fate
The French National Assembly debates West German rearmament and NATO entry amid security concerns. Deputies vote on Western defense alliance, German sovereignty, and related pacts as police guard the chamber. Approval would send treaties to the Senate for final ratification, likely in February.
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Indo States Win Economic Freedom Agreements
Paris reports France signed economic independence accords with three former Indo China colonies. Guy La Chambre signed for France while Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam heads of delegation participated at the Foreign Ministry ceremony.
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Stock Boom Resumes Swamped Ticker After Gains Surge
New York shares rose sharply as buying dominated the day. Price reports lagged on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange while gains ran $1 to $2 a share and losses remained light. The market has climbed for 15 months with only brief pauses after tax-related selling.
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