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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

8

Legislature OKs LIRR measure amid partisan clash

Albany report details one day special session during which Republicans backed a Dewey plan to rehabilitate the Long Island Rail Road. The measure includes $58.76 million loan, 20 percent fare cap, and car purchases while Democrats objected to fare hikes and scope, signaling a partisan struggle over transit funding and local tax implications.

Cement Peninsyl- Ballroad Long Transit Authority Long Is HS Launcai Tyna Madea Ares Oréas Dewey Senate Assembly Iso Long Island Pennsylvania Public Service Commissi Pensylvania PSC Federal Interstate Commerce Commission Suffolk County Board of Supervisors Lone Island Rail Road State Supreme Court Lewis A. Gilbert Newark J. Gordon Flannery Glenham Dewey Ysian

Murder Plot Triggerman Is Quizzed

Lawmen questioned Raymond James 32 in the Lake Wales murder for profit case. James is accused of conspiring with Willard Durden Orlando builder and Emmett Donner Lake Wales lawyer to murder for $5000 agreed then reduced to 2500 in advance. Durden confessed to three conspiracies including killings of two widows and Donnelly handled finances for the plots. Durden claimed he would receive 25000 for each death.

Bartow Fla.p Lake Wales Raymond James Miliband James Willard Durden Orlando Emmett Donner Donnelly Durden Gertie Byrd Roach Louise Hawley Sherif Gordon Clifton Hetly Sigg Gordon

Barber Farr Retires After 50 Years Crafting Style

Ches ter W. Farr of Portland retires after half a century in barbering. At 70 he criticizes rushed cuts, saying a quality haircut requires about half an hour. He believes surgeons? No, barbering deserves careful, unhurried service.

Portland Chester W. Farr Farr

Durden Questioned by Officials on Earlier Cases

James joined the case as investigators questioned Durden for more than an hour without result. He was jailed in default bond of 15000 dollars. Earlier bonds had been set at 5000 dollars. Gordon, Kelly and special investigator Hamo Gandy led the inquiry.

James Gordon Kelly Hamo Gandy Durden

Official Signs Detour Tourists Cause Local Confusion

In Raleigh NC the Highway Commission investigates a prank where unidentified people erect signs imitating official detour markers near Rockingham. Tourists follow the bogus signs leading them astray as officers remove and see them reappear off the right of way. The commission chair says action is limited by the signs not being on state property.

Raleigh NX. C Toll Highway Commission Rockingham Hway Commission Commission Carri

Fiji Governor Completes Viti Levu Survey

Sir Ronald Garvey governor of Fiji has completed a survey of Viti Levu the largest of the Fijian islands He serves as development assessors for hydro electric projects forestry and agriculture.

Suva Fiji Ronald Garvey Viti Levu Fijian Islands

Surplus Of Wheat To Continue As Crop Program Fails

The Agriculture Department reports a growing wheat surplus after a harvest expected to reach around one billion bushels, with 1955 plantings set to be reduced. The program imposes penalties for quotas and aims to cut production further, amid drought in key regions.

Washington Agriculture Department Great Plains Secretary of Agriculture Benson Congress

Farming quotas and market concerns loom for 1953 crop plan

The report notes 3 million planted for 1953 and Benson must submit a 3955 marketing quota by July 24 with a two thirds vote approval requirement. It cites shrinking export markets, favorable growing conditions in May and June, and milk production up around 2 percent as factors shaping provincial controls and crop sizing efforts.

Benson Seth Song

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