Ice Fisherman Drowns on Oneida Lake Amid Rescue Efforts
Walter Rood, 49, of Fulton and his fishing partner Louis Savoid, 80, fell through the ice on Oneida Lake between Bernard's Bay and Cleveland. Four others witnessed the accident as they tried to help. Rood's body was recovered about an hour and a quarter later by volunteers and state troopers. Witnesses included W. Harlow Stratton and Irving Statineau.
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Louis Savoid
Oneida Lake
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Mr. Rood
Harlow Stratton
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Irving
Sixth St
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Marine helps solve three day disappearance of Dorothy Kain
A Herald Journal telephone interview from Quantico with Pfc. Masters revealed a discrepancy in the story of Dorothy Kain, a 16 year old St. Vincent Academy cheerleader missing since Friday. Masters denied boarding a bus with her though later reports placed him as her escort on a Greyhound.
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Dorothy Kain
St. Vincent Academy
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William Holden
Bureau of Missing Persons
Miss Kain
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Allen Kain
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Press Barred in Jelke Trial Over Public Decency
A New York judge ordered the press and public barred from hearing prosecution evidence in the Jelke vice trial. Judge Francis L. Valente said the measure protects public decency and prevents morbid curiosity. Jelke, 23, heir to oleomargarine wealth, faces testimony on alleged prostitution and earnings sharing. defense and several newspapers protested. The ruling confines testimony to a closed hearing, with reporters excluded. The state notes much of its case rests on Miss Ward's testimony.
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Case Society
Playboy
Minot F. Jelke III
Francis L. Valente
Kinney
Rich Pose
J. Coyne
Jelke
New York City
Miss Ward
Valente
Sher
Meat Price Rise Seen
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts a moderate price increase for most meat animals in the coming months with hogs rising due to tighter supplies. Lower quality cattle should rise in spring, grain-fed cattle may fluctuate and fall later, and sheep and lambs could climb yet stay below year ago levels. Overall farm prices may stay stable or edge up.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Editorial Page Reflections on Sacrifice and Korea
Marquis Childs critiques government service and injustice affecting the boys fighting and dying in Korea. Today’s editorial highlights themes of sacrifice and national duty as it appears on the page.
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Korea
Marquis
Childs
U S Denies Poland Spy Charge as Unfounded
The United States called Poland's Jan 16 accusation that Washington runs espionage and subversive units inside Poland unfounded absurd and fantastic. A long reply from the U S Embassy in Warsaw rejected the charge and defended U S policy.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Warsaw
U. S
Talks Tug Peace Aimed at New York Port Strike
Federal mediators met with striking tugboat crews and their employers in New York City seeking to settle the walkout that has disrupted operations in the world’s largest port.
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New York (P
Duelist Dawn Challenge Ends In Hasty Shootout
Two duelists agreed to meet at dawn. The challenger, noting he was late, urged teammates to proceed and shoot, sparking a swift, unsettled confrontation.
False Teeth Trouble Check Health
Dr. Raymond L. Girardot of Detroit told the Chicago Dental Society midwinter meeting that denture problems may signal poor general health. He cited anemia low blood pressure spongy gum tissue and near nervous breakdown as factors affecting denture success.
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Chicago
Raymond L. Girardot
Detroit
Chicago Dental Society
Synchronized Robbery Hits Oklahoma City Packing Plant
Oklahoma City meat packing manager E. A. Jones reported a synchronized robbery at his plant after a 12 hour vigil. Burglars invalidated his watch and stole 100 dressed chickens and several cases of eggs within two hours after he left at 5 30 AM.
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Oklahoma City
E. A. Jones
Jones
Taft says no Korea frontal push planned by U S
Senator Taft told reporters after a White House meeting that the administration is not considering a direct assault on Communist forces in Korea. He endorsed alternative pressure methods including a naval blockade of Red China and bombing Manchuria with Chinese Nationalist troops, noting UN ally concerns about blockade details.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
White House
Korea
Senate
G.O.P
Eisenhower
Red
China
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
United Nations
Elwyn Smith Named Regents Candidate After Bond Resigns
Elwyn L. Smith of L C Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc is slated to join the New York State Board of Regents filling the vacancy left by Syracuse attorney George H. Bond. Smith, nephew of Hurl W. Smith, has led the firm since 1951 and previously held multiple executive roles.
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Elwyn L. Smith
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc
State Board of Regents
George H. Bond
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Bond
John H. Hughes
Albany
Smith
$100,000 Blaze Destroys Cayuga Street Building
Five residents fled in night clothes as a two story Cayuga Street business and apartment building burned for seven hours. Firefighters fought a total loss that housed four businesses and five apartments. No injuries beyond glass cuts were reported. Circle Bar operator Reynolds helped evacuate occupants. Maurice Shapiro saved cash. Building valued at about $40,000, power and phone lines damaged.
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Fulton
Cayuga St
Cayugan Grocery
Reynolds
Circle Bar
Dennison’s
Circle Supply Company
Charles Pierce
Laurence Murphy
Francis Reynolds
Mattie Creighton
Hannah Thompson
Frank Thompson
George D. Dotterer
Market Basket
George Allen
Oswego
Volney
Granby
Phoenix Fire Department
Minette
Palermo
Maurice Shapiro
Circle Supply Store
Samus Chalone
August Rizzo
Veronci Bastable
Syracuse
Republicans Agree On 11 Point Program For Congress
Senate Republican leaders said they reached agreement with President Eisenhower on a broad legislative program aimed at a July 4 adjournment. The actions include statehood for Hawaii, amendments to the Taft Hartley Act, extending aid to schools in critical areas, and adding two DC commissioners, among others.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
White House
Congress
Weather birthday note and upcoming snow forecast
Weather summary notes the Weather Bureau birthday with a two inch snowfall delaying commuters. Temperatures dip to 22 degrees then rise to 35 with a preview of snow turning to rain by Wednesday as Andrew P Keller forecasts.
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Weather Bureau
Congress
Signal Corps
Army
U. S
Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Army Reserve letter prompts Lt Autrey to return to active duty
First Lt. John S. Autrey, a two year Army veteran in Korea with the 45th Division, awaited a letter for three weeks that would call him back to active duty. He rushed to headquarters after frontline service to read the notice stating he was being considered for active duty.
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Korea
John S. Autrey
Autrey
Army Reserve
Dulles Reports Europe Tour to Eisenhower
Secretary of State Dulles and Mutual Security Director Stassen returned from a 10 day swing through Western Europe. They told President Eisenhower they were encouraged by leaders and shared highlights of the trip. They visited seven capitals to gauge opinions on pausing briefly.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
White House
Eisenhower
Mutual Security
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Nixon seeks FBI probe into alleged slander in campaign
Vice President Nixon reportedly asked the FBI to determine if slander affected the campaign. An article in Look magazine alleges a gigantic smear conspiracy involving former President Truman and a $50,000 oil influence fund. Nixon and Eisenhower deny any wrongdoing. the FBI and Justice Department comment vary.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Invvestigation
FBI
Justice Department
Robert Ladd
Look Magazine
Monkeys Quote Sparks Debate From BOAC Chairman
A London report cites Sir Miles Thomas of British Overseas Airways Corp calling government officials monkeys. He said officials climb higher and reveal more of their less attractive features, prompting government workers to react.
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London
Miles, Thomas
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Thomas
Dewey Machine Accused as Menace to Democracy
Albany report says Richard Balch new Democratic state chair calls Gov. Dewey’s organization a powerful machine that reaches into the White House. Balch portrays it as dictatorial and a threat to New York’s political system amid campaign rebuilding and charges of federal patronage influence.
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Richard H. Balch
Chaiman
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Balch
New York
Democrats
Dewey
Nixon
Paul F. Fitzpatrick
Soviet Union
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