Dr Sam Sheppard to attend his mother's funeral
Dr Samuel H Sheppard won permission from Judge Hanna to attend his mother Mrs Ethel Sheppard funeral services, with sheriff precautions for his return to jail. He remains in a county jail cell under close watch after his conviction for the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Corrigan sought bail and new trial motion on new evidence, while the appeals court will consider both bail and timing of sentence. The mother died by suicide, and Mrs Sheppard’s health had failed since the daughter in law’s death at the lakeside home.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ethel Sheppard
Harry A. Hanna
Common Pleas Court
William J. Corrigan
Joseph Sweeney
Tie
Hanna
Sam
Dr. Sheppard
Sweeney
Sheppard
Corrigan
Court of Appeals
New Peress Case Probe Reacied Weible Adams Okayed Discharge
Senate subcommittee planned to subpoena Army officials after releasing a chronology on Irving Peress case. McCarthy pressed Stevens Zwicker and Adams on discharge rationale and security claims. Adams and Weible named in the chronology amid repeated questioning and anticipated Tuesday appearances.
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Washington
Senator
McCarthy
R-Wis
Peress
Irving Peress
Dads McCarthy
Senate
Walter L
Army
Forjstaff
John
Con G. Adams
Bleana
Carthy
Ralph Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Perest
Zwicker
New York
McCai
Adams
Weible
Charles L. Bolie
Behond
Weibie
Saltonstail
Mass
Army Stevens
Stevens
Adams Weible
Camp Mer. J
Senator Mundi
Americans freed from Soviet slave camp in Berlin
Two U S soldiers return home after release by Russians in Berlin. Pfc William Marchuk of Norris Town Pennsylvania and civilian John Noble of Detroit, both held at the Vorkuta labor camp, were in good health and undergoing Army hospital examinations while officials plan further questioning. Marchuk faces potential court martial for desertion. Noble expressed willingness to cooperate with investigators.
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Berlin
U. S
Pst
William Marchuk
Norristown
John
Noble
Detroit
Mos
Siverian
Vorkata
Weather outlook with warmer rain to follow cold snap
Weather summary notes a storm moving out along the northern border bringing precipitation tomorrow. Syracuse temperatures fall from 34 to around 24 tonight, then rise near 49 tomorrow. Winds shift southward 13 to 25 mph tomorrow, with 20 to 20 mph tonight.
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Andrew P. Kelli Yer
Syracuse
Boston
Editorial hints on fire safety and tips in today's page
Frederick Othenen highlights fire safety tips on the Coleman page of today's edition. Regular features guide readers to Amurmenis 8 Editorials, Bridge VW Letters, Classified 71-13, Radio IV, Comics 14-15, and Women’s Deaths & Sports sections.
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Frederick ‘Othenen
Coleman
Amurmenis
Radio IV
Switch Hitch New Orleans Accident Tale
In New Orleans Albert M. Soulagnet said he tried to help a hitchhiker and was dragged into a high speed crash. He claimed the accelerator stuck and he lost control, ejecting him from the car and sending it into a parked vehicle at about 90 miles per hour. He survived with injuries and attempted another ride afterward.
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New Orleans
Albert M. Soulagnet
Hopital
Soulagnet
Gil Apperentis Weher
Route I Wives Hurt As Auto Overturns
A Route 31 crash near Cicero killed Kenneth L. Gates and Robert F. Hardy, both new husbands, as their wives Shirley Dole and Mary Ken Van Bramer were injured. Hardy, Navy corpsman, drove. car torn, brides in Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. Investigating troopers expected to question them tonight.
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Donald C. Fradenburgh
Onondaga County
Kenneth L. Gates
Davis St
Robert i F. Hardy
Syracuse
Cicero
Jand
Gates
Hardy
Bride
Shirley Dole
Ackerman
Memorial Hospital
R. F. Haley
Thomas Sullivan
Hardys
New England
Navy
Camp LeJeune
X. C
Haley
Shirley
Kenneth Gates
Russell A. Kemp
Unity Church of Truth
Onondaga Av
Dorothy Hardy
Fayrd
North Syrapure
Hammarskjold Chou En Lai Hold Five-Hour Peiping Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Red Chinese Premier Chou En Lai met for over five hours in Peiping to press for the release of 11 American airmen jailed as spies and other UN prisoners. A Peiping radio broadcast in Tokyo gave no clear progress report and noted a planned Monday meeting.
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Tokyo
Dag Hammarskjold
Chou Enlai
Hammarskjold
Peiping
General Assembly
Red Radio
Dewey to Visit President Monday at White House
Former New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey will be a guest at the White House Monday night for a star-studded event. Assistant Press Secretary Murray Snider said Dewey is just leaving government service and not seeking a new post.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Exsephower
White House
Dewey
Assidant
Murray Snider
Snider
Tankers Collide in Suez Bay Near Port Said
Report says two Olympic Line tankers the Teton Thunder and Olympic Honor collided in Suez Bay near Port Said. The Thunder caught fire after the blast but crew contained it with no reported damage to the Olympic Honor. Both vessels are Olympic Line ships, with Thunder Honduran registry and Honor Liberian registry. A separate collision near the Suez Canal damaged a Greek tanker and halted canal traffic.
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U Bay of Suez
Teton
Olympic Line of
Panama
Surz
Plan Ready for 101 Billion Highway Program
Washington, Jan. 2 The presidential commission led by Gen Lucius D Clay prepared to recommend a 101 billion dollar state and federal highway program to run over the next 19 years. The five member advisory group agreed to urge Congress to authorize a major highway development plan with bipartisan support. President Eisenhower is expected to receive the commission's report for submission early this year.
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Washington
Ison
Lucius D. Clay
Eisen
Homer
de Eisenhower
Capitol
Storm Death Toll Rises in Philippine Storm
The Manila news agency reports 351 storm deaths in the southern Philippines this week as the Philippine National Red Cross confirms the toll at 351 today amid sweeping disaster and relief efforts across affected areas.
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Manilap
Philippines
Philippine Naional Red Cross
TODAY'S CHUCKLE
A wry definition of a gentleman whose ponderous mental pace prevents him from timely wronging or speaking. The quip pivots on delay as virtue misread, teasing social expectation with dry humor.
Mollie Bragno Inherits 15 Million From Uncle In California
CHICAGO unsigned. Mollie Netcher Bragno a 28 year old socialite beauty becomes sole heir to a 15 1 2 million fortune on the death of her uncle Townsend Netcher in Palm Springs California The distribution follows an audit of the fortune left by Mollie Netcher Newbury her grandmother Mrs Newbury formerly of Chicago and Boston Store fame The elder Mrs Newbury left equal shares to Mrs Bragno and Townsend Netcher and Bragno inherits upon his death The Bragno widow wife of a wine company president expresses sorrow over his passing and the shock of the fortune becoming hers.
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Chicago
Mollie Netcher Bragno
Palm Springs
Calif
Townsend Netcher
Netcher
Bragno
Mollie Netcher
Eldest Iowa Couple Celebrates 106th Birthday
Endurance Keokuk resident T Shriner aged 106 marked the day with his 98 year old wife at home. The couple has been married 77 years.
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Endurance Keokuk
Iowa
Ene ‘Altes T. Shriner
Democrats Pick Aug 27 for 1956 Democratic Convention
Washington report says a Democratic National Committee panel chose August 27 as the date for the 1956 Democratic Convention. The party will meet with leaders at its next gathering to select a site, while Republicans consider Chicago Philadelphia and Atlantic City as convention options.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ga M. Butler
Butler
Tax Tips From Sylvia Porter for Herald Journal
Sylvia Porter explains the income tax law in a reader friendly column for The Herald Journal. The guidance covers common questions and practical tips to help readers save money on taxes.
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Sylvia Porter
Herald-Journel
Miss Porter
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