Rare Snow Grips Deep South in Unusual Winter Scene
A weekend storm brought heavy snow and frost to the deep South with occasional snowmen moments and icy roads. Gulf Coast areas saw up to a few inches while southern Texas reports freezing readings and damage to tender vegetables. Rain fell in Jacksonville and Savannah, with Maine and Great Lakes regions also snowing. Weather disrupted travel as northern winds moved in.
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Blast kills 35 in Zonguldak coal mines on Turkish coast
An official report from Ankara states 35 bodies were recovered after a blast at the Zonguldak coal mines on Turkey’s Black Sea coast. Earlier reports listed 45 dead, with officials still tallying casualties.
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Mental hospital contracts freed while others stay frozen
Albany reports Harriman lifts the freeze on new mental hospital construction contracts while the governor's ban remains in place for projects needing capital construction funds. A 350 million dollar bond issue funds these loans, per press secretary Charles Van Devander. Republicans release a list of 260 projects allegedly affected by the order, with Assembly Speaker Oswald D. arranging to address fund overcommitment and cash shortfalls.
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Fracture Breaks Pat's Silence Too
New York report details Patrick Flanagan eight year old who spoke for first time in six years after second arm fracture. He asked about his arm during treatment as Dr John Ivanova set the break. his father fainted.
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Red Probers Start Today
Senator McCieran D called the Senate Investigations Subcommittee into session to organize under his chairmanship and he said it may open up some new lines of inquiry. He declined to give specifics in advance of the closed meeting but noted several preliminary investigations and unfinished business in this category. He also mentioned matters related to the Peress case and the handling of Ising, Beress, and a New York dentist promoted to major who refused to answer questions about Communism.
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Jets Patrol Okinawa Area Headlines Far East Tensions
US jets sweep patrols over Okinawa amid heightened Far East tensions. Reported air presence near Tachens and Formosa suggests strengthened US policy posture as observers note record airborne sorties from the base between Japan and Formosa.
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Today’s Chuckle about a nod toward nonprofit aims
A businessman targets another with a quip about nonprofit work. The joke plays on unclear phrasing and the speaker’s intent versus action, hinting at the quirks of starting or managing a charity. The humor rests on misused words and a tense irony.
Canadians Probe Ship Booze Party
HALIFAX Xx 8 Aboard the aircraft carrier Magnificent a party heated into a stern probe after methyl alcohol poisoning struck 47 sailors. Seven were seriously ill and another seven aided by naval doctors and internists while nurses worked around the clock since Saturday morning to avert death or blindness from the tainted cocktails.
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First Clash Harriman Faces Tax Challenge
Albany report shows the Republican led Legislature moving to pass a 30 percent personal income tax cut and lower rates for unincorporated businesses. Senate leaders expect passage with or without Democratic backing as Governor Harriman awaits his budget plan. Meanwhile the post office system restructures branches at North Syracuse and DeWitt, creating four branch offices with adjustments tied to branch receipts and staff.
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Speed Mail Service Expands in Syracuse Area
DeWitt residents and North Syracuse mail customers will receive faster service as the Speed Mail initiative expands. Marek announced new branch operations and streamlined routing will cut delivery times and improve local mail handling.
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Tipsy Driver Guilty Again In County Court
Tatusko 35 of R D 2 Camillus pled guilty to driving while intoxicated a felony due to a prior conviction. Indicted December 7 1954 in Syracuse for drunken driving he had previously been convicted December 19 1950 in Syracuse Traffic Court. County Judge Leo W Breed set February 1 for sentencing. Police court noted he was stopped during a speeding stop and entered not guilty pleas to both drunken driving and disorderly conduct.
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Tehran Raiders Seize Armaments at Tehran Suburb Plant
The Ima fan Army announced it captured a secret ammunition plant in a Tehran suburb. Officials reported H2600 completed hand grenades rifles plus TNT and other weapons. Two Russian-born women were arrested while a husband reportedly escaped.
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Meteorite or bomb shocks suburban Darby home
William Cunningham, 52, told of a blazing object crashing through his Darby bedroom window and exploding twice, burning his hand. Experts offered mixed views with a Penn astronomy professor suggesting a homemade bomb while others doubted a meteorite and noted meteorites burn out before impact.
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Stock Market Dilemma Shows Big Question for Investors
A schoolteacher in upstate New York narrates her experience with a $5,000 windfall and the mixed lessons of investing in stocks versus fixed income. After retirement considerations and a broker consult, she reveals how advice and risk shaped her choice, illustrating the era’s market entanglements. Concluded on Page 7, Column v4.
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Red China warns U S on Formosa intervention
London dispatch reports Premier Chou En Lai and Foreign Minister warn Washington against intervention as Beijing reiterates Taiwan Formosa as Chinese sovereign territory. They call liberation of Formosa a domestic matter under UN Charter Article two.
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First Robin Takes Chance on Frostbite
An East Syracuse resident reports a robin sighting as spring approaches. Agnes Christ of 409 Highland Avenue saw a red-breasted bird in a tree this morning, prompting enthusiasm from neighbors.
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Tito Aids Trial Opens in Belgrade Secret Proceedings
The subversive propaganda trial of former Yugoslav vice president Milovan Djilas and Vladimir Dedijer opened with press barred. The court ordered secrecy after admitting local reporters while foreign reporters were kept out, citing fear of inaccurate coverage. Djilas had been Tito's deputy president until a year ago.
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Fay Will Seek Parole for Noted Racketeer Fay Parele
DANNEMORA UP-Joey Far Jabor, a 61 year old former AFL vice president and head of Operating Engineers, held in Clinton Prison since 1933 after a sandal dispute among big names who visited him at Sing Sing, will ask the State Parole Board tomorrow to grant freedom. He was convicted in 1945 of conspiracy to extort 368.0% from the Delaware Aqueduct project as part of the New York water system and, as of February 20, has served seven years of a lifelong sentence.
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Eisenhower seeks Congress approval to defend Formosa
President Eisenhower urged Congress to declare readiness to fight to keep Formosa from falling to Communist forces. He warned Red threats endanger world peace and outlined plans to aid Chinese Nationalists and deter an attack, with quick committee action anticipated and discussions with Dulles and Radford.
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Winter Weather Forecast and Snowfall Outlook
More cold and snow dominate the outlook with continued flurries and low temperatures near 18 degrees tonight. The Weather Man predicts a high around 25 degrees tomorrow as Syracuse reports a storm bringing up to 40 inches of snow to the Buffalo region. The storm spans Southern Erie County northward to Niagara County and inland across about 15 to 20 miles.
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Bleeder Dies After Exhaustive Blood Transfusion
DAMHAM CA WH reports a hemophiliac patient died at Duke Hospital after a long period of bleeding and extensive transfusions totaling 355 pints of blood including 221 pints whole blood and 164 pints plasma. The man had a tooth infection and had tied since January.
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Hangover brings Bazzell to hospital after two story fall
Chicago court appearance ends badly as 36 year old Bazzell suffers a broken ankle and injuries from a fall attributed to a hangover. He allegedly leaned from a window during a drunkenness charge and toppled two stories to the ground.
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