Big Tree in Traffic Court Faces Drunken Driving Charge
Chief Big Tree famous for the Indian head nickel appeared in Traffic Court after a drunken driving arrest in the 100 block of E. Seneca Tpk. He pleaded not guilty and was bailed at 1000 dollars. Judge Preston rejected a parole request from Frank M. Kirkner seeking no bail.
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Truman H. Preston
E. Seneca Tpk
Big True
Hopalong Cassidy
Frank M. Kirkner
Cooperstown
Preston
Kirkner
The
Association For Better Understanding of the American Indian
America
Red Man
British Rail Strike Heightens Violence Fears
A seven day old rail strike in Britain sparks fears of violence as ASLEF and NUR members clash with nonstriking workers at Stockport. The Mauretania remains tied up at Southampton with dock workers idling 167 freighters across six ports. Seamen aboard the liner march as crews demand shorter hours while government and unions seek peace talks. Further coverage promised on Page 2.
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London
NUR
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
James Baty
ASLEF
Britain
Mauretania
New York
Catholic priests warn Peron backers of excommunication
A group of Roman Catholic priests warns Argentines that supporting laws restricting church rights will incur the terrible penalty of excommunication. The statement, read from pulpits tomorrow, follows Peron government moves that include divorce, ending church tax exemptions, and funding shifts for Catholic schools.
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Peron
Buenos . Aires
Argentina
Heirarchy
Juan Peron
Scan
National Congress
Marine Air Group Ships Home After Five Years in Korea
Marine Air Group of the 1st Marine Air Wing sailed for the United States from Pusan aboard the Union Washburn and Lenawee. The unit is bound for Long Beach California, expected June 11, and to be reassigned to El Toro Marine Air Station in Santa Ana. The 1st Marine Division recently returned from Korea.
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Korea
Marine Air Group
1St Marine Air Wing
US. Marine Corps
Pusan
Washburn
Long Beach
Call
Maine
el Toro
Santa Anna
Calil
United States
Horeca
1St Marine Division
Horea
Todays Features and Comics Summary
Local page reads features and letters sections with amateur items and a mix of entertainment notes. Sports results show a 23 15 score alongside a 32 tally in a captioned sequence, while the page lists reviews and a women’s section with dresses and displays.
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RadeoeTv
Tourists Die Of Thirst In Sahara Crossing
Two British tourists died of thirst while attempting to cross the Sahara in French West Africa last month. A third, Peter Barnes, survived but remained hospitalized after being rescued by an Algerian truck driver. details from the British Consul at Dakar were released by the Foreign Office.
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London
Sahara
French West Africa
Manuel Taylor
Cheeter
England
Alain Cooper
Kenya
Enchish
Guezzam
Dakar
Peter Barnes
Alecnan
Barnes
Ike Leaves Salt Mine for a Day in a Swift Farm Run
President Eisenhower enjoys his first small two engine plane flight to Gettysburg and back to Washington. He receives a 200 pound Berkshire sow and three Black Angus cattle for his farm herd. He notes the plane is faster than his usual car travel and could be used for shorter trips in the future.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eissenhower
Air Force
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
National Airport
Pennsylvania State University
Eisenhower Aims Bipartisan Push on Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles launch a campaign to win bipartisan backing for U S foreign policy ahead of the Big Four conference. Dulles to meet Rep James Richards in Columbia and then address the University of South Carolina, while Nixon’s remarks spark concerns over policy coordination. Talks may cover release of Americans held abroad and the UN tenth anniversary in June in San Francisco.
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Eisenhower
U.S
John Foster Dulles
White House
Dulles
Columbia
S.C
James P. Richards
South Carolina
House Foreign Affair Committee
Richards
University of South Carolina
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Russia
Nixon
Red China
United Nations
San Francisco
State Courts Name First Administrator Johnston
A former State Supreme Court justice from Brooklyn was chosen as the first administrator of the state courts. John B. Johnston was named at the inaugural meeting of the newly created judicial conference. The $25.00-a-year salary is the highest for an appointive state government post. Johnston will resign his current role as special referee of State Supreme Court. A 1955 law created the conference to administer personnel and fiscal affairs of the state courts.
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Supreme Court
Rooxlyn
John B. Johnston
Judicial Conference
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State Supreme Court
Soviets Tour Romania After Tito Talks
Khrushchev and Bulganin arrived in Bucharest to outline Kremlin policy toward Yugoslavia. The visit follows Sofia and signals possible Cominform changes as Moscow pursues active coexistence with Tito and a potential dissolution of the Bucharest headquarters.
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London
Russia
Bucharest
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
iPremier
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Sofia
Bulgaria
Tito
Cominform l
Hhrushchev
Belgrade
Truitt Wins Court Over Refusing to Give First Name
Denver attorney James Truitt won a court ruling Friday in a case over his refusal to supply his first name on an automobile Ute application. The decision upholds his request to use his legal name James on the document.
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Denver
Nelson Truitt
James
Weekend Warmth Expected Across Syracuse Central New York
The U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Field predicts a warm weekend with sunshine in Syracuse and Central New York. Tonight a low around 55 is expected then rising to 85 tomorrow with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. A paddie trip and sailboat outing are advised as conditions improve. Forecaster Andy Heller and colleague Alex Sadowski are noted in brief local reports.
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New York
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Andy Heller
Alex Sadowski
Todas
Judge Jails 4 in Drive to Get Common Sense in Child Raising
Four people are jailed in a campaign drive linked to a child raising initiative. The report notes charges related to concealment and a political campaign with references to a figure named Conrad and other named individuals. The piece mentions a tempo of events and possible legal actions facing those jailed.
Reds silent on Tip 11 fliers to be freed
Reporting from Hong Kong and Manila says officials await word on the release of 11 American airmen held by Red China. Indian editor J C Jain cites sources claiming possible release within 74 hours, but US officials offer no confirmation.
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Hong Kong
Red China
J. C. Jain
The
Times of
India
Manila
Jain
Ovichton Simpson
U.S. Air Force
Nong
Kong
Hong Bander
Rais Peping
Red Ching
Momen
United Nations
New York
London
Dain
Krishna Menon
Cilusan
Executions End for Three in California Gas Chamber
In San Quentin two murderers were executed and the partner of Barbara Graham had her remains claimed by her former husband’s agent. The trio, linked to the Murder Mob, died after a late appeal failed as Napa State Hospital reports two other killers dead and Mrs. Graham’s motherly efforts with temporary stays of execution.
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Calif
Barbara Graham
Notorieus
Napa
Graham
Wiice
Mabel
Han
Sento
Perkins
Chester
Diassa
Stevens
Senate Unit Urges One Dollar Minimum Pay
A senate group calls for a one dollar minimum wage. The text references a presidential context and mentions a proposal timing, with unclear ages and figures.
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Senate
Urgent contract battles push in Detroit strikes loom
The United Auto Workers pressed talks with Ford and General Motors as a strike deadline nears for Ford workers. GM negotiations continued with extra time while Ford and UAW reengaged in talks, and the union seeks a guaranteed wage and increased benefits, challenging both companies to settle.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Ford
General Motors
UAW
Uon
Uni
Ford Giants
Argon
Rain Ghost and Legal Wars Spark Odd Chuckle
A quirky line mocks the surreal shift from rain to a legal tangle as readers note odd wordplay and a clash of names or phrases. The brief hints at ongoing disputes or notices with a playful, puzzling tone.
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