Democrats Triumph in City Primary as Hogan Steps Down
Walter McGuinness reports the Democratic organization led by Charles Hogan won a clear majority in the primary, defeating the United Democrats by more than two to one. Hogan will not seek reelection, and the party seeks a new county chairman. United Democrats claim a closer-than-expected result, with split wards and ensuing leadership uncertainties.
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Walter ¥. McGuinness
Democratic
Charles J. Hogan
United Democrats
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United Tee
Tito
Hogan -Moscow
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Ing
Arthur
John Foster Dulles
McGuire
George Richardson
Iowa State Col
Lge
Ames
Fee
Stanley E. Major
Eaders
Major
Donald Salvetti
Helen Norem
State Committee
Solvay
Salina
Clay
de Witt
Camillus
Salvetti
Ave
Harriman
California
Smith-Corona expands with Kleinschmidt Labs acquisition
Smith-Corona agreed to acquire Kleinschmidt Laboratories of Deerfield Illinois for about 2.975 million. The deal exchanges 70,000 Smith-Corona shares for all Kleinschmidt stock. Directors Riklis and Friedman opposed the plan citing stockholder fairness and cash options.
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Smith- Day
Syracuse
West Printing Communications
Smith-Corona
Kleinschmidt Laboratories, Inc
Deerfield
Ill
Elwyn L. Smith
Emerson E. Mead
Kleinschmidt
Smith- Corona
Syracuse Typewriter Company
New York Stock Exchange
William J. Friedman
Meshulam Rikiis
Rikjis
Riklis
Friedman
New York Supreme Court
United Press Report
Rapid Electrotype of
Cincinnati
Tipsy Driver Fined $100
Harold Smith, 34, of 335 Fiteh St, pleaded guilty in Traffcc Court to driving while intoxicated. Judge P. Leo Dorsey suspended a 30 day jail term, fined Smith $100 and revoked his license and car registration. Patrolman John McCormick said Smith's car rammed a parked car, which then hit a third car in the 500 block of Delaware St. on Line 3. The dangerous driving charge was dropped after the guilty plea.
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Fiteh St
Traffcc
P. Leo Dorsey
Smith
John McCormick
Delaware St
Today’s Features and Pictures Page Guide
The page lists regular sections with page numbers for Amusements Financial Bridge RadioTV Classified Women’s City Life Senior Deaths Forum ag Editorials Sports and Letters. It notes TODAY’S PICTURES on page 2.
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Bridge
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Forum Ag
iBarriers Fall Near Vienna Police Report
Police said today that Czechoslovakia began tearing down its barbed wire barriers along the Austrian border, following Hungary's example, as part of a broader easing of border restrictions in the region.
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iBarriers
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Open Letter to Khrushchev Probes Wisconsin GOP Interference
Editorial discusses President Eisenhower’s reaction to Nikita Khrushchev’s influence on the Wisconsin Republican primary and Sen. Alexander Wiley. It covers Eisenhower’s stance on inviting Soviet leaders, his remarks on Khrushchev’s February speech, and reflections on de Stalinization and Soviet control over individuals.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
United States
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Conservationist editor resigns amid attack on department
The Republican watchdogs and Gov Herriman face a probe into internal feuds as Fosburgh resigns after nine years as editor of The Conservationist. The dispute centers on charges against Dr B L Cheatum and the State Bureau of Field and Game. At Oakfield Genesee County tuberculosis rates among game birds are reported, adding fuel to the controversy.
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Fosburgh
Cherry Plain
State Conservation
Wehre
Peter W. Fosburgh
Conservationist
Wehle
Lion
Conservation Commission
EB. L. Cheatum
State Bureau of Field and Game
Durwood L Allen
Lafayette
The
Wildlife Society
Gosmor Herriman
Allen
Grenadier Island
Rochester
John White
Oakfield
Genesee County
Bureau of Ash and Game
Cheatum
Department
Stevenson Gains Delegates in New York Primary
Adlai Stevenson breaks Eisenhower's hold in New York by winning at least two delegates with possible four, as nearly complete Tuesday returns show. The GOP slate nets 86 votes with at-large delegates adding ten more. Harriman backers remain confident as Lehman and Wagner loom among at-large picks. Stevenson supporters celebrate first bona fide contest wins despite GOP solid backing for Eisenhower.
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Stevenson
State Committee
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Gar
Thomas E. Dewey
L. Judson Morhouse
Finletter
Thomas K. Finletter
New York State
Democratic State Committee
U.S
Herbert H. Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Eleanor Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Michael Prendergast
Cerain Harriman
Lehman
Bomb threat prompts UN security alert at headquarters
UN security rings entrances after an anonymous call at 1:20 am warned a bomb would explode at 12:30 pm. The tipster was identified as former Republican Connecticut senator Hiram Bingham, who died after a long illness.
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United Nations
INS
World Organization
U.N
Hiram Bingham
Washington
Connecticut
Taps Echo D-Day Memory on Omaha Beach
The article recalls the 12th anniversary of D-Day at Omaha Beach with guards at the U S Army HQs and visitors reflecting amid memorial decor. It notes security steps, symbolic taps, and a subdued observance by officials and veterans along the Normandy coast.
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48Th St
France
Normandy
Manhattan
Dian
Harpy Teehout
Omaha
Jlwho
Duncan Sandys
Winston
Churchill
Britain
Richard Part
U. S. Army
Germany
Omahe
Utah
Utah Beach
Today’s Chuckle Bridegroom’s Late Surprise Joke
A joke about a black eye from kissing a bride after the ceremony. The punch line notes that everyone does it, but this incident happened two years later.
Weather outlook for Syracuse and central New York
The Weather Man reports warm days and cool nights for the next two days with average highs and lows. Forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal over five days, with weekend showers and total precipitation under a quarter inch. Low tonight around 49, high tomorrow near 76.
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Syracuse
New York
Stevenson Clinches California Nomination Lead for Dems
Adlai E. Stevenson scored a dominant victory in California, winning about 62 percent of the Democratic vote and 68 convention delegates as Kefauver trails. The result strengthens Stevenson’s bid while Eisenhower remains favored in the GOP contest. Kefauver conceded defeat and pledged continued campaigning.
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Jack Bell
San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Montana
South Dakota
Kefauver
Ike
Tlinois
Eisenhower
Man Arrested Bathing in Public on Collins Avenue
A Kensington, Connecticut visitor, year old J OBrien, was arrested in Miami Beach on Collins Avenue for bathing in public with a bucket and wash tag while singing Ain't Gonna Rain No More. Police reported the incident at 3:30 pm. The officer noted he was in service and unclothed during the bath in the town's main street.
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Fla. A
J. O'Brien
Kensington
O'Brien
Yale
Collins Ave
Allegheny
Livingston Entertains Berlin Hints at Moscow Ties
An American, Joseph A. Livingston, arrives in West Berlin amid rumors of a Russian link and a potential return to U.S. editors. Officials offered vague confirmation, but no solid record of prior imprisonment or political switch appears. Livingston travels with his wife Patricia and outlines a six week U.S. press tour through Russia and industrial centers.
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Philadelphia
Itill
Krom
Patricia
Livingston
Syracuse
Russia
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U. S
Berlin
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Moscow
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