Eisenhower says Tachens not essential to Formosa defense
President Eisenhower told reporters he knows of no military authority that views the Tachens as essential to Formosa defense, signaling possible curtailment of commitments. He noted the Tachens are potentially more strategically important than Yikiangshan but said the United States may not use the Seventh Fleet if bad develops. The president urged UN mediation for a cease fire as Dulles had suggested, and left open continued US stance on aid to Chiang Kai-shek.
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Washington CP
Eisenhower
Yikiangshan
Tachen Islands
Formosa
Formos Sa
the. Oy
United States
Chiang Kai
Chiang Kai| Shek
Shek
Yiki-liangshan
Yikiang- Shan
United Nations
Aeporter
Secetary
Dulles
Ewenhower
Milk pool bid questioned by dealers at state hearing
Dealers at the State Department of Agriculture and Markets hearing in the Fates Hotel questioned the validity of a petition by milk producers to establish a Syracuse marketing order. A prior petition was rejected for insufficient producer representation. A second petition was submitted on December 15. Separately, Arthur E. Ashline, 36, of 306 Bear Street, was indicted for a fourth drunken driving charge. He pleaded not guilty as a felony due to prior convictions, with records listing convictions in 1950 and 1951. The hearing featured opposition to the pool plan and producer tabulations as the session adjourned for further deliberations on a proposed super pool to stabilize prices.
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Syracuse
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Fates Hotel
Arthur E. Ashline
Onondaga County Grand Jury
Ashline
Leo V. Breed
Ashline Has Been Convicted of Drunken Driving At Least Once, Before. ‘Ashline
Poughkeepsie
Syracu
Communist air assault targets Tachens and Pishan islands
More than 200 Communist warplanes pounded the Tachens and nearby Pishan island as Nationalist defenses on Yikiangshan resisted. Reports say Red ships loiter near the Tachens while Nationalist night attacks claim destruction of Communist craft and a Soviet TU-2 bomber shot down.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Tachen Islands
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Guerrilas
Totooa
Yikiangshan
Isa
Tachens
Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty Before Judge Kimball
George G. Dutton of Dewitt pleaded guilty to drunk driving. He paid a $50 fine and received a 30 day suspended sentence to Onondaga County Penitentiary. Dutton, secretary treasurer of the American Knife Co. of Baldwinsville, was arrested after his car rear ended Samuel Ellis of East Syracuse at Erie and Kinney roads.
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George G. Dutton
Porter
South Otsel
George P. Kimball
Dewi
Onondaga County
Dutton
American Knife Co
Baldikinsville
Samuel Ellis
Water St
Syracuse
Erie Bed
Kinney Rd
Dewitt
Ellis
Todays Features on Page Six and Related Sections
The notice outlines that Today’s features include Talking It Over on page six and additional regular features across pages ten fourteen and eighteen with sections on Amusements Letters Radio TV and sports from pages twenty five to twenty seven. It also lists Women s and Financial pages and notes a figures tag for Income on page two with a Mones reference on page eighteen.
Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes Minabad Iran
Keyhan reports a diphtheria epidemic in Minabad near the Soviet border has killed twenty one children. The government is sending doctors to the area to combat the outbreak and control the spread of the disease.
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Xehran
Iran
Minabad
Keyhan
Think Like a Chicken Says Albany Poultry Leader
Francis Townsend of Catenovia with a 6000-hen operation urged poultry producers to think like a chicken. At the New York State Agricultural Society meeting he linked flock health to psychology and psychiatry and urged warm, varied diets and sunshine for a happy flock.
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Bette Belzer
Cato
Francis Vaillemot
Onondaga County
State Fair Grounds
Upstate
Albany
Francis 4
Townsend
Catenovia
New York State Agricultural Society
Dean decries cafeteria life at college meetings
Syracuse University dean Dean M. Eunice Hulton laments crowded cafeterias and noisy lunch counters for lacking atmosphere and dining etiquette. She notes financial pressures push universities toward cafeterias, harming dining habits and the dignity of college meals.
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Albany
M. Eunice Hulton
Syracuse University
Dean Hilton
College of Home Economics
Ae Agricultural Society
All America
State car inspection may cost more here
Albany Syracuse motorists may pay higher inspection fees under the new periodic program unless competition lowers rates. Syracuse applicants seek 1.73 to 5.00, while upstate average fees run around 2.00 or less with ranges cited in Utica Binghamton Elmira Buffalo Rochester and Albany Schenectady Troy regions. Inspections may begin in May with stickers required by September 1.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
Syracuse
Upstate
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Vehicle Bureau
Utica
Binghamton Area
Elmira
Buffalo Area
Rochester
Albany Schenectady-Troy
New York City
Bureau E. Pets
Manis Nou
Bomb Kills San Angelo Woman In Car Explosion
San Angelo woman and wife of a famed Texas architect died after a car blast ripped the vehicle apart. Police said a nitrochlorine bomb caused the explosion and found a second bomb in a Cadillac near the demolition site. The victim, 52, died after hospital treatment. husband, a noted architect and archaeologist, formerly worked on Houston buildings. Police see no clearly stated motive.
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San Angelo
Herhusband
Weaver
Wea
All Hospital
Weavers
Houston
Houson
Date mixup prompts sheriff to enforce truck tag rules
Sheriff Albert E. Stone ordered deputies to enforce the January 27 expiration date for 1953 licenses on commercial vehicles, station wagons, trainers and farm vehicles amid a date change that caused mass ticketing. Judge Truman H. Preston dismissed 17 cases, ruling motorists should not bear the error’s burden. Deputy Chief Harald Kelly instructed officers to issue summonses but avoid arrests.
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Albert E. Stone
Truman H. Preston
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
GE Preston
Ius
Harald Kelly
Hostages Fed Tank Moves In From Fort Devens
In Boston a 50 ton Bulldog Walker tank moved toward a prison where a revolt by inmates has kept hostages for over 30 hours. A hostage comforted by her father via telephone pleaded for surrender as guards escorted her through the facility. The insurgents included five guards and the defiant inmate leader Theodore Teddy Green is identified as father of a high school student hostage. The situation escalated with a do or die stance and money stashed away as authorities seek resolution.
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Toby Green
Nak
Theodore
Teddy” Green
Toby
Cherry Hill Soli Y Jiary
Comalcis
Brillant
The
Boston Post
Green
Diane
Fort Devens
Weather forecast warns of snow flurries and cold snap
Meteorologist Andrew P. Kei forecasts occasional snow flurries and continued cold tonight and tomorrow. A low near eight degrees will chill the area, then rise to around twenty two degrees, with winds from 70 to 20 miles per hour.
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Andrew P. Kei
Benson Forecasts Farm Stability and Growth Prospects
Washington The postwar era is nearing an end of upheaval for farmers says Benson of the Agriculture Department. He testifies before the Senate Agriculture Committee that farm income likely rises with modest price changes and continued economic activity, signaling a stabilizing agricultural outlook after prior declines.
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Washington
Ransalt Cone of Agriculture
Benson
Sugcess
Comretauet Saii Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Winter Arrives as Nomads Face Jail Spells
Boniface Manitoba patrol reports the onset of winter with arrests tied to vagrancy. Pete Niktlux begins his annual jail term while Mikoluk has endured 21 winters in jail on vagrancy charges. Police note he often gets arrested before the coldest period.
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Boniface
Palite
Pete Niktlux
Mikoluk
Dr Sam Denied Bail and Funeral After Death of Father
Cleveland report reveals Samuel Sheppard denied bail by a three judge panel of the Court of Appeals. The bond request followed his appeal for a new trial after a murder conviction linked to his wife’s death. His father Garry A Handa presided over the case as news notes funeral arrangements and hospital references, with the death of Dr Richard Sheppard cited.
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Cleveland
Samuel
Shepp
Iust
Wutrene
Ted Ir
Garry A Handa
Jude Fof
Common Pleas
Court Sexao
Richard 'A. Sheppard
Rixson
Jaegree
Coast Guard Races To Crippled Vessel
Coast Guard cutters race to aid the Buccaneer after it reports a man overboard in a Gulf storm. Vessel departed from Pro a, Fla, with crews attempting rescue as night fell and reports indicate the sailor is missing or injured.
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Coast Guard
Nfay Orlean
Gulf of Mexican
Prola
Fla
Beard
Jaci Pear
Thrift Lesson SPRINGFILLD Magee Demel Brunton Scandal
fragmented OCR notes indicate a thrift lesson involving Magee Demel Brunton and an application to the National Mayors Association. details about membership fees or actions are unclear due to garbled text.
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Max
Magee Demel M. Brunton
Es Ecunel
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Dean
Stone
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Massachusetts State
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Thomas Ry
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Riquard Sheppard
T. Wills
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