Death by own action verdict for Dr Byron West
Dr. Byron S. West a 52 year old plastic and dental surgeon and former Onondaga County Medical Society president was found dead in a DeWitt motel. Coroner Dr Harry L Gilmore ruled death by self administered overdose of sleeping pills noting a nervous breakdown preceded the incident. West had been sought by police after his wife Rhoda reported him missing. He lived at 413 Sedgwick Drive and maintained offices during the investigation.
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Byron S. West
New York
Onondaga County Medical Society
DeWitt
Harry L. Gilmore
Owon
Adaga County
West
Rhoda
Malenkov in the Kremlin power struggle scene
American officials tracking Soviet leadership say Malenkov will likely be removed as premier while Khrushchev gains the upper hand. They expect Molotov and Kaganovich to remain influential as the old Bolshevik faction resists the purge, with Malenkov politically and physically sidelined in the Stalinist tradition.
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Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Niko
Lai
Bulgaria
Lon
Malenkov
Josef Stalin
V. M. Molotovf
L. M. Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Lavrenty P. Beria
Buffalo Man New Correction Head Buffalo Man New Correction Head
Dickinson named to lead the business division in a reshuffle reported by Walter F. McGuinness. The appointment follows internal changes as Harriman praises the shift and the new chief’s plans to expand operations nationwide.
Harriman to form business advisory link with state government
Governor Harriman proposes a small advisory committee of business leaders to work with state officials on industrial problems. He cited Dickinson and the commerce commission as helping figures, framing the plan during a Syracuse event with local business groups. In other news, Communist forces shot down a U S Navy Skyraider near Tachens waters. the pilot and two crew members were rescued.
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Albany
Harriman
Sisory
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Firth
Redly
Empire States
Tim Son
Catter
Ps c Chamber of Commerce
High Corporation
Tachens
Dickinson
U.S. Seventh Fleet
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U. S. Navy
Stormy Parliament pledges Soviet support for China
MOSCOW INS Premier Nikolai Bulganin in his first speech as head of government pledged the Soviet Union's full support of Communist China in by demand for possession of a Nationalist held Formosa Ameri can protected Formosa Deputies applauded stormily when he denounced American policy and said the Chinese can count on the help of its true friend the Soviet Union He told parliament that lunatics are brandishing atomic weapons and must be called on order. George Malenkov ex premier of Bulgaria appointed deputy premier and minister for electric power stations. Marshal Georgi Zhukov unanimously approved as new defense minister. Albany Gov Harriman appointed Thomas J McHugh as state correction commissioner and Sen ate confirmed nomination. McHugh veteran employer John J. Young of Buffalo pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated fined 100 and given 30 days suspended jail term. Young's operator’s license suspended.
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Soviet Union
China
Formosa
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Berlin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
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Harriman
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Buffalo
Senate
McHugh
John J. Young
State Parole Board
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Tyvier
J. Mahoney
Jeader
Finance Committee
Truman H. Preston
Young
Formosa Pact and Formosa Evacuees Update
A chaotic Washington scene centers on the Formosa treaty as Senate action looms amid U S disagreements. The Tachens clash with U S forces, while evacuees reach Keelung and the Seventh Fleet reinforces Formosa. The Foreign Relations Committee shapes language asserting U S resistance only to external armed attack.
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Senate
South Tachen
Isabell
Chiang Kai-shek
Intoj. S
Chiang Kai
Shek
Japan
Keelung
Imosa
Will He Make It? License Revoked After Collision Incident
Memphis police report on a December 10 arrest by Patrolman George Rauh following a three car crash on Hawley Avenue. Sterling Jackson allegedly failed to stop and struck a parked auto before veering into Emilio Bottino’s vehicle, causing Bottino to suffer cuts and bruises. Authorities consider next steps on penalties and potential price-cut actions in the wake of the incident.
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George Rauh
Memphis
Tenn
Sterling Jackson
Hawley Av
Rauh
Young
Emilio Bottino
A.C
Orwond Pi
Pwineham
Jackson
Botlino
Dixon Yates stock OK'd by SEC for private power project
The Securities and Exchange Commission approved financing to start the Dixon Yates power project. It authorized the sale of 5 million dollars of common stock in Mississippi Valley Generating Co. to two holding companies Middle South Utilities Inc and the Southern Co. The project aims to feed power into the Tennessee Valley Authority and replace TVA power for atomic installations under a contract with the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington Go
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle South
Utiliies Inc
The
Southern Co
Balloons Launch Across Syracuse for Million Dollar Days Sale
Balloons and prize certificates float over downtown as 82 stores prepare for the three day Million Dollar Days sale in Syracuse. Lucky Bucks certificates accompany many balloons while 500 more balloons are set for tomorrow and Friday. Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce sponsors. Tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise offered as prices. Public watching the balloon barrage amid heavy shopper excitement.
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Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Pinay Quits On Cabinet Formation In Paris
An informed source says former French premier Antoine Pinay has given up attempts to form a new government. The Catholic MRP balked at taking many posts in a cabinet headed by Pinay and the Socialists refused to support a conservative candidate. A decision that would leave President Rene Coty to select another leader. Pinay had campaigned for a bipartisan, American-tinged policy.
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UPI
Antoine Pinay
Cathoic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Pinay
Rene Coty
Ito
Poli
Arctic cold blast to drop temps after mild spell
Weather outlook says temperatures will plunge to about 10 above in 24 hours with colder air expected Friday and Saturday. Forecaster Andrew Keller notes a storm over Lake Superior will push the Arctic air southward, while tonight’s low remains around 0 to 1. Winds from the south and west at 15 to 25 mph and northwest at 15 to 29 mph accompany the drop.
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Andrew Keller
Lake Superior
Tomings
Domorrex
Todays Features and Editorial Page Highlights
A readable fragment notes Today’s features on the editorial page with references to Page 30 and regular sections. It lists sections such as Adoptions Letters Amusements Financial Bridge Graham Classified Inq Repter and Sports with page numbers and mentions Todays Pictures on Page iy.
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Harvey Matuore
David Lawrence
Bridge
Graham
Repter
Ike Says Soviet Shakeup Signals Internal Unrest
President Eisenhower says the Soviet high command reshuffle reflects internal dissatisfaction in Russia and will not change U S policy toward a just lasting peace. He cautions Moscow will spin events for its aims yet remains alert.
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Ike
AFL CIO Agree to Historic Labor Union Merger
Negotiating committees for the AFL and CIO reached a merger pact ending a 20 year split within organized labor. The 10 member committees of each union are set to ratify the agreement, with AFL president George Meany and CIO chief Walter Reuther signaling strong support and a hoped for union of roughly 15 million members pending conventions and ratifications.
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Mami Beach
Fla
4F.L
CLO
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
Af.l
C.lo
George Meany
CSO
Walter Reuther
A.F.L
C.so
Meany
Reuther
Twin birth in Delaware defies medical odds
Mrs. Bernard Schnees learned her son born January 28 will have a twin due around March 22. Dr. James G. Parker predicted the March 22 birth for the second twin after the first child, Douglas L. Schnees, arrived nearly two months premature. The delayed second birth makes this case one of the rarest in medical history.
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Delaware
Ohio
Bernard Schnees
Funny Quote About Family Size and Genius
A humorous family quip argues that no family should have more than three children lest one genius emerge and require two siblings to support him. The light joke relies on a playful math of kinship and genius within a household.
Trus tman Accepts Knoxville Ramp Festival Invite
Former President Harry S. Truman agreed to attend the Costly Ramp Festival in Knoxville on April 25 but asked sponsors to refrain from feeding him. The Ramp Festival features a pungent mountain onion and runs alongside local celebrations.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Harry S. Trusmean
Wagner backs lighter rent controls in NYC
Mayor Wagner endorses Gov. Barriman’s request for easing rent curbs, saying collapse of controls would cause chaos. In Scranton, the Little Sisters of the Poor heat their 125 elderly residents with two patched boilers, relying on faith and a St. Joseph statue to spark a dramatic fundraising surge that raised over 10785 for a $25,000 heating system as a cold spell lingers.
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Albany
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Barriman
Wagner
State Commission On Meats
Scranton
Little Sisters of the Poor
Supenor Martin Marie
St of Bars
Hifle
St. Joseph
The
Catholic Light
Faith
Kitchen Hill
Collins Returns to Saigon as U.S. Envoy Resumes Duties
General J Lawton Collins, President Eisenhower's special envoy to Indochina, arrived in Saigon to resume duties after briefing the President in Washington. The brief dispatch notes his return to Indo China assignments.
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Viet Nam
J. Lawton Collins
Biemhower
Indochina
Washington
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