Probers Vie Over Lew Case in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators near the end of a fifth day of testimony into Chicago cap king Harry Levy, amid allegations of bribery and faulty Navy hats. Levy accused of misdating orders and denying involvement with Navy contracts. key witness Meise and Navy inspector Vining testified, with perjury potential raised.
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Vaccine Gets Green Light Again Amid Polio Controversy
Washington reports show Surgeon General Scheele affirming the safety of antipolio vaccine after a Health Service white paper. Basil O’Connor criticizes the document while Wyeth Inc. executive H W Blades defends the company’s vaccine and retesting program amid questions from three polio cases.
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Connie Mack Fails To Throw City Light Switch
Second Ward Supervisor Laskowski reports the Geddes and Richmond light switch ceremony fell to Connie Mack who did not arrive in time. Mrs Ela Hajar and five year old Davy Crockett Peter Michael Luteran carried out the honoring switch instead. The West Siders celebrate the new traffic light despite the delayed official turnout.
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Todays Features and SectionsOverview
Fragmented OCR shows a shuffled page with headings for Todays Features Regular features and a radio TV column. It mentions sports deaths and pictures on page 16 and lists items like Brigre Latiers and Massie with page numbers 11 13 14 15.
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Diana Barrymore’s Mate Dies on Train in Rochester
Robert Wilcox a 44 year old actor and husband to Diana Barrymore was found dead in his sleeper berth aboard a New York Central train arriving in Rochester from New York. He was pronounced dead and the coroner suggested a heart attack. Wilcox lived in New York City and was en route to his family home in Rochester. He had appeared with Diana Barrymore in Pajama Tops and was previously married to actress Florence Rice.
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Today’s Chuckle Mishap Reveals Missing Long Endega
A lighthearted misstatement in today’s humor column hints at a blooper that shows someone dropped a duty or plan. The joke plays on mixed up words and the idea of someone failing to follow through.
GM Wage Accord Drift Mirrors Ford Plan Ahead of Strike
Detroit UP A looming Sunday deadline for 385,000 GM workers may push a settlement toward Ford style guaranteed wages. Walter Reuther and UAW negotiators left Friday with no GM offer and attempts to digest any proposal appear uncertain. Both sides remain hopeful a deal will emerge before midnight, as wildcat strikes swirl and strategy focuses on a broad guaranteed wage framework.
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Basilio Wins World Title With 12th Round KO Of DeMarco
Carmen Basilio of Canastota dethrones Tony DeMarco in the War Memorial arena by technical knockout at 1 minute 52 seconds of the 12th round. A 9,070 crowd roared as Basilio, ex Marine and Italian-American, dominated the Boston champion with relentless body and head punishment before the decisive blow. Gov Hariman and Boston officials watched as Referee Harry Kessler halted the bout with Basilio the new 147-pound champion. The result ends DeMarco’s bid and confirms Basilio as a rising world figure in boxing.
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Drive Opens On Juveniles Late Hours Curfew Enforcement Considered
Police launch a curfew drive to keep youths under 16 off the streets after 9 pm unless with adults. Chief Harold J. Kelly orders blue tickets for minors and parents, aims to curb gang activity, and hints at enforcing the 1917 WWI curfew if needed. The Thursday night Gertrude and Lodi fight is cited as justification.
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Eisenhower proposes atoms for peace aid to free nations
President Eisenhower outlines a dual proposal to fund half the cost of building research reactors for free nations and to share the know how for safe construction and operation of power reactors. He spoke at Pennsylvania State University after viewing a university reactor and receiving an honorary degree.
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Rain and cool spell headed for Syracuse area
Rain and cooler weather arrive late this afternoon and linger tomorrow. A storm from Indiana has moved through Pennsylvania and the upper Great Lakes, benefiting strawberry growers by ending a short drought in the Syracuse area. Andrew Keller at Hancock Field reports 0.41 inch of rain since May 31, with a high near 63 and a low around 50 tonight.
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Ten Die as Bomber Crashes in Germany
A United States Air Force B-29 or similar bomber crashed into a rocky hillside near Stuttgart in dense fog and rain. The accident killed ten crew members and left nineteen charred bodies recovered by German police with emergency crews assisting. The aircraft, based at Molesworth England, was on an instrument training flight when contact was lost near the Swabian Alps.
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Parenthood Without Hokum Explores Modern Parenting
Prominent writer Howard Whitman offers a candid report on Parenthood Without Hokum addressing discipline, kindness, and delinquency. He urges a return to traditional parenthood values and outlines practical guidance for families today.
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