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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1954
Page
7
Judge Mildred Lillie at 39 leads the Los Angeles Superior Court criminal division, the first woman and youngest to hold the post. The interview highlights her views on women jurors, courtroom dignity, and her rise from rural California to a prestigious legal career.
A Belgian firm Van Loa Salvage of Antwerp salvages metal from ships forming the Omaha and Utah beaches. The company bought surplus Sherman tanks and parts from Canada after the war and has recovered about 125000 tons of scrap at about 27 dollars per ton. A lawyer and judge share a humorously related view of marital harmony, avoiding work talk while enjoying swimming and dancing.
The text traces an attorney’s career from U S Attorney in 1942 to transfer to Los Angeles where she met Cameron Lille. They married in 1945 before she became municipal judge under Governor War ren, later elevated to Superior Court in 1939, before entering private practice.
Senator Byrd reports a 134 344 federal jobs cut between July 1953 and May 1954 under Ike. He notes the armed forces payroll fell by 4 821 from March to April and that April marked the 21st straight monthly decline with Defense Department losses driving most of the drop.
The College of Agriculture Dairy Breeding Research Center at Penn State University seeks sterile cows for breeding experiments. The university has issued a wanted notice and appeals to researchers and nearby farms for assistance.
An official of Flood Machinery and Chemical Corp says workers at the Midport New York plant use air service between Buffalo and San Francisco. John J. Lynch Niagara Chemical Division traffic manager spoke before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner urging approval of American Airlines through service via Denver on transcontinental flights.
Sheriff Gilbert Kempf reported that a missing teacher was found dead near a cornfield at the Peese farm after a search involving up to 100 men. Cletus Reese, 36, a former mental patient, was described as the prime suspect in the beating of Clyde Patton, 26, during a demonstration ride at a state hospital. He was apprehended after the incident and the body discovered Wednesday afternoon in Geath Weenesday, near the edge of the field.
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