Fear Rise Of Military In Germany
West Germany races to form a 101 of 500000 Streitkräfte with civilian control under Adenauer's minister Theodor Blank facing pressure from a defense ministry split between anti Prussian and pro military factions A 38 member screening panel filters colonels and generals, threatening a drift toward militarism despite democratic aims
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Theodor Blank
Konrad Adenauer
Blank
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Defense Ministry
Continued Good Times Predicted in New York State
Albany reports from Gov Harriman era commissioners Dickinson and Lubin forecast continued good times in New York through mid 1956 despite concerns about high consumer credit. They cite a 125.9 business activity index, October non agricultural employment at 5 967 100, and a $14 million annual saving from July workmen’s compensation rate cut.
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Albany
Harriman
Commissioners of Commerce and Labor
New York State
Edward T. Dickinson
Isador Lubin
Commerce
Dickinson
Lubin
New York
Commerce Department
Dickinson and Lubin
State OF
Warne H. Fey, Sr
William H. Fey
Seneca
Syracuse
Department of State
Walter J. Going
German Officers To Train in U S
The first group of 27 German officers will arrive Monday at Lifewild Airport New York to train in the United States under the military assistance agreement with West Germany. They will receive training at U S military posts for several weeks to months.
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Washington
West Germany
Lifewild
New York
Defense Department
Memorial Service For Nelle Wiggins In Oneida
A memorial service for Miss Nelle M. Wiggins will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church Oneida. Wiggins served as church organist for 47 years and belonged to the Ladies Aid Society and Women’s Society of World Service. Miss Etta Petzoldt and Miss Maurine Beck will lead the service with Mrs. Robert Truman and Mrs. Kenneth Collins reading. Hostesses include Mrs Edwin Beltz and others.
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Robert Truman
Kenneth Collins
rMs
Edwin Beltz
Alfred Laon
John Beck
Torrey A. Cruthers
Elizabeth Zephy
Victor Talentino
Mother and son die in Brooklyn fire
A fire swept a Brooklyn home killing Theresa Duper, 78, and her son Geraland Duper, 43. Police identified the victims and reported no immediate cause. Neighbors described the blaze as intense and warned others to check smoke detectors.
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New York
Brooklyn
Theresa Duper
Geraland Duper
Troopship Gen H B Freeman Due in Seattle
The Navy transport Gen H B Freeman is due to arrive in Seattle with 779 passengers from the Far East next Saturday. It is the week's only scheduled troopship arrival.
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Seattle
Navy
H. B. Freeman
Far East
Columbia to rerun 104 old features to TV under rental deal
Columbia Pictures plans to rent out 104 of its older feature films to television via Screen Gems without selling title or residual rights. The arrangement marks a first for a major studio to make feature pictures available to TV while retaining ownership. Days earlier RKO sold a 740 film library to a TV distributor for 15.2 million dollars.
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New York
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Bakery Truck Driver Robbed by Phony Police Siren
Gaffney South Carolina police investigated a robbery where bakery truck driver Ralph Bettis stopped for a siren he believed was a police car. The other vehicle’s occupant, not a officer, robbed Bettis of money.
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Gaffney
S.C
Ralph Bettis
Bettis
Lets Explore Your Mind 4 Does Grandmothers Rocking Chair Help
A feature from Dr. A K E Wiggam discusses rocking chairs aiding mental and physical health with prominent followers and a look at hospital fathers employed for anxiety relief. It cites experts from the American Institute of Family Relations and science writers on animal IQ rankings.
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Thomas E. Saxe
Jdr
Sittin
Starin
Rockin’ Club
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
American Institute of Family Relations
A. KE. Wiggam
Kilburn urges reconsideration of Plattsburgh SAC base site
Representative Clarence E. Kilburn accuses the Air Force of poor foresight in choosing Plattsburgh, N Y, for a Strategic Air Command base over Sampson near Geneva. He notes college closure fallout and possible Sampson base closure amid worker strikes and reduced recruits.
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Washington
Clarence E. Kilburn
New York
Republican
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Geneva
Kilburn
Sampson Air Force Base
Malone
Air Chief
Donald Quarles
Sampson
SAC
Texas
California
Fire destroys Harvey Clark home on Hanson road
In Potsdam New York a house on the Hanson road near Parishville burned yesterday. Fire of unknown origin caused losses estimated above 36 000. The Clark barn burned three weeks earlier with all contents lost. Parishville volunteers fought the house fire, Potsdam help was declined. The Clark family residents are staying with friends.
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Harvey Clark
Hanson Road
Parishville Rd
Parishville
Clark
Httle
Potsdam
Mendes-France Faces Distillery Opposition In French Campaign
Ex premier Pierre Mendes-France battles applejack distillers in his Normandy home district while campaigning to regain office. The dairy and cider region recalls his decree to limit home distilling, which never took effect, and he avoids the issue until pressed. A national anti alcohol group has only 40 signatures from 5 380 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendes
France
French National Committee Against
Eugene Claudius-Petit
Typsy Driver Must Pay Damage
Edward Blythe 41 of Hannibal was arraigned on driving while intoxicated and improper brakes. He was fined 50 on the first charge, suspended pending restitution, and 19 on the second. His car struck a station wagon driven by Mrs. Bessie Matson 33. four children escaped injury while the car was badly damaged.
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Hannibal
Matson
Florence Pearce of Geneva Dies
Mrs. Florence A. Pearce of Geneva RD wife of Frederick A. Pearce died after an extended illness in Clifton Springs Sanitarium. Survivors include her husband a son James F. C. Pearce of Geneva and a brother Albert Aleack of Stanley.
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Florence Pearce
Geneva
Florence A. Pearce
Frederick A. Pearce
Geneva RD
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
James F. C. Geneva
Albert Aleack
Stanley
Fire damages Morrisville-Eaton school construction site
A fire at the Morrisville-Eaton Central School construction area caused about 1600 dollars in damage. Fire crews stopped the blaze Thursday night. wind blew tarpaulins against a salamander stove used to protect bricks from freezing, damaging part of the gym roof and destroying tarpaulins.
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Morrisville
Morrisville - Eaton Central School
Harry Lyndon
Funeral services set for Joseph Delizia in Auburn
Services for Joseph Delizia who died yesterday in Mercy Hospital after a short illness will be held Monday. The 8:30 a.m. service from Petti crass Funeral Home and a 9 a.m. Mass at St. Francis Church will precede burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Survived by widow Viberencia, a son Vito of Seneca Falls, three daughters Rose, Grace Vasile, Rosalia Kreydatus, all of Auburn, and six grandchildren.
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Auburn
Joseph Delizia
Lafayette PL
Mercy Hospital
Petticrass Funeral Home
St. Francis Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Viberencia Delizia
Vito Delizia
Seneca Falls
Rose Delizia
Grace Vasile
Rosalia Kreydatus
Points for Parents Reflect on Mercy in 1955
A mother comments on the year 1955 noting relief that it ends and hoping 1956 brings fewer misfortunes. She suggests both she and her child recount kind or merciful events from 1955.
Home Repair Tips for Cold Weather and Tools
Practical guidance on maintaining boilers, cutting metal with a cold chisel, using proper containers for shellac, and repairing concrete and interior walls. Includes cautions on insulation board, tar compounds, paint coats, and sanding techniques. Concludes with a note to write to Mr. Cobb for nonresponsive home repair queries.
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Cobb
Khrushchev Angers West With Attacks on Eisenhower
Western diplomats react to Khrushchev's sharp speech to the Supreme Soviet attacking President Eisenhower. They debate motive and impact while noting Bulganin's tough lines and Khrushchev's Israel references. Israel protests follow a Jerusalem meeting with the Soviet ambassador as public opinion heats up.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Stalin
Shrushchev
Key West
Fla
Wkhrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Israel
Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Alexander N. Abramhov
Hrushchev
Pickup Truck Slips on Ice Down Bank injuring 2 near Ithaca
Rudy Chistar 329 and Leon Mosher 27, both of 412 E Tompkins St, were treated and released at Ithaca Memorial Hospital after their pickup skidded on an icy highway one mile east of West Danby. Chistar had head ear and shoulder lacerations while Mosher had facial injuries and bruises.
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Ithaca
West Danby
Rudy Chistar
E. Tompkins St
Leon Mosher
Ithaca Memorial Hospital
Chistar
Mosher
Millionaire Leaves All to Secretary
Chicago AP report says Alfred E. Forrest 49 president of North American Accident Insurance died June 27 and left most of his estate to his secretary Hazel Boostrom 48. Initial estimates put the estate around 500000, with details to be settled.
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Chicago
Alfred E. Forrest
The
North American Accident Insurance Co
Hazel Boostrom
Disability Freeze eligibility explained for a 41 year old farmer
A reader asks if they can qualify for Social Security benefits at 65 given early work history and disability. The answer explains the required quarters of coverage, the ineligibility for disability freeze with fewer than 20 quarters, and how earning ten more quarters as a self employed farmer with net income of at least 400 dollars per year could qualify for 65 benefits. It notes the widow would receive burial benefits and survivor monthly benefits once the deceased partner reached 65.
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D. B. Gallagher
Q. L.A
Automobiles for Sale at Central New York's Largest Agency
A sprawling used car ad lists Buick, Jaguar, MG, Mercedes, Porsche, Hillman, VW, Renault and more with multiple makes and years. Johnny Dell's Used Cars operates two large lots on Oswego Boulevard near Salina Street offering dealer trade ins and private sales plus open evenings. Numerous cars including 1952 Chevrolet, 1950 Hudson, 1954 Cadillac DeVille, 1953 Buick Super and DeSoto models are described with prices and features such as radio, heater, power steering, and automatic transmissions.
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Austin
Buick
Jaguar
Mercedes
Porsche
Hillman
N. Ys
Cain Motor Sales
Skaneateles
Dell
Johnny If
Johnny Dell
Valley Mercury
Roland H
Dinafisw
Hudson
Renan
USED CARS FOR SALE FORDS CHEVYS AND CHEVY MODELS
A local dealer advertises a wide selection of used cars including Ford station wagons sedans convertibles and DeSotos along with Chevrolets Studebakers and Dodges. The notice lists contact details at 424 Genesee St and 348 W Fayette St and promotes a sale of 49 to 56 models at discounted prices.
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Genesee St
FORD
Ford Tudor
Ag Chevenler
Tider
Steve
Chaaserom Feigel
FORDS
Dodges
Mercury
Stude's
Ebulcns
DeSeos
Pamtiges
Afl
E. M. O*donnell
W. Fayette St
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Streitkraefte
Amsterdam
U.S
Tidelands
Charles Neuman
Ventura
Calif
Surf
Cornell University
H. H. Dukes
A. A. Moore
Science Digest
Dukes
Moore
Columbia U
Mendes-France
By Care Hartman
Craig
Howell
Berwyn
Mr. and
Mars
Davis L. Howell
Joseph Delizia Mmord Monday
Edyth Thomas Wallace
West
By Richard IK. O'Malley
Millionaire
Eli
Stortina
Good Housekeeping
United
Noreme Plaza
Norte
Tle Park Ave
C. P. Lamacchia
Hudson Dealer
W. Genesee
Deville
Romera
Cadillac
Pavers Orie
Bis
Sedacietre A . W. Medre
Bombard” Auto Sales
Erie Bled
Catillac
Coune
Barcaim
Dean Black
Teriis
Cah
WMS
Oldsmobile
Spector Tilt W. Genesee St
Chevrolet
Robert Perry
Stutebater
Salina St
Cheverliet
Bel Air Ies Saan
Air Accessories
Gavs
Larry Haney
NASH
James St
Dewitt Auto Sales Phore
DE Soto
William Stahle
Rusterhaltz & Russell
Tostate
Larses
Cheraster
Plsmowth
Qty West Genesee
Waeor Forder
Low Mirage
SCO Byers
Aalurcar
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