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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1954
Page
4
Churchill Receives Garter at Windsor in Historic Return
London reports Sir Winston Churchill to be installed as a Knight of the Garter tomorrow in St George's Chapel Windsor, following a earlier investiture at Castile. The ceremony, one of Britain’s oldest orders, will place Churchill among royal family members and foreign princes, with the garter, collar, and star worn for full dress.
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London
Winston, Crurenill
Sir Winston
St. George’s
Elizabeth I
Duke of Edinburgh
St. George
Order
Queen Elizabeth
Railroad reshuffle hints at new transcontinental routes
The Missouri Pacific Rail line through Pueblo links with the Rio Grande and Western, under Alfred E. Perlman who is set to lead the Central. Potential cross country shifts could use these tracks, with plans for car overhauls and a lightweight Train MU concept to boost speed and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Central
Alfred E. Perlman
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Bmee White
New York Central Railroad
Page One
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St Louis
Pueblo
Alleghany Corporation
Missouri Pacific
Derver, Rio Grande and Western Railroad
The
Central
Young
Yoac
Yoaders
Death Car Driver's Kin Adopts Victim's Daughter
A seven-year-old Italian girl Silvana Vittoriani, orphaned when her parents died in an auto accident between Florence and Rome a year ago, arrived in New York to live with her foster parents Mr and Mrs Wilbert Lennard of Staten Island. Captain Vincent Paolucci, a U.S. Army Catholic chaplain, arranged the adoption. The Lennards, who prepared a room and gifts but wish to avoid overgiving, want Silvana’s first Christmas to be joyful. Lennard, a former G I sergeant, was wounded at Anzio.
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New York
Ian
Petc
Emj
Silvana Vittoriani
iMr
Wilbert Lennard
Jenly
Lennard
I Vincent Paolucci
U. S. Army i
Litwe Silvana
Florence
Rome
Former Red Draft Dodger Seeks British Asylum
LONDON (INS) Dr Joseph Cort an admitted former American Communist and accused draft dodger said efforts were under way to obtain political asylum in Britain for him and his wife They were ordered to leave Britain by June 30 Cort born in Boston his wife in the Bronx New York State He left the United States claiming no political activity since medical school and said returning would risk citizenship loss and prison time Legal observers say asylum may be granted unless his life would be in danger on return.
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London
INS
Joseph Cort
Britain
Cort
Ruth Yee
Boston
Bronx
New Yo City
New York State
Yale University
United States
U. S
Birmingham
Yale Medical School
Ad Health Insurance
National Health Service
America
Home Office
One Sided Love Affair Ends Asylum Release
Violetta H. Pritchard a 46 year old British widow was ordered released from a Buenos Aires insane asylum after five years for persistently telephoning a former employer she loved. Medical witnesses said she is not insane and the judge ruled that loving calls are not a crime even if not reciprocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Violetta H. Pritchard
Miguel J. Rivas Arguello
Father Admits to Giving Cigarettes to Boy
Police recount a confession from Gregory the elder who admitted bringing his son from Tremont Mississippi last January. He said Babe smoked about a pack daily and he bought the cigarettes though he did not want him to. He also acknowledged occasional whisky for the boy.
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Gregory
Ted
Ander
Tremont
Miss
Trade Bill OK Forecast
Senate leaders forecast passage of a one year extension of the 20 year old reciprocal trade program as the House approved a 281 to 33 vote. President Eisenhower thanked Congress while signaling no retreat from his long term trade plan. Chairman Millikin anticipated Senate approval and considered quick action without hearings.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Ker
Congress
America
Millikin
R-Colo
Senate Finance Committee
Conference hails Supreme Court ruling on school segregation
The Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church in Hot Springs Ark praised the Supreme Court decision outlawing compulsory racial segregation in public schools calling it consistent with the spirit and teachings of Jesus Christ.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Little ’Rock
3 Miethodist Church
Arms Talks Deadlocked in Western Soviet Clash
London reports say Russia rejected a broad West plan to end the world arms race in atomic and conventional weapons. Western powers reportedly spurned Soviet proposals for a US Soviet American pledge to renounce atomic weapons and a non use pledge by the Big Four and Red China. Debates over wider disarmament continue with no consensus.
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London
Russia
Red China
Cabbie-Stunt Man Dies After 100-Foot Fall
New Westminster taxi driver by day and stunt man by night, 31 year old Senor Dee Quevadis, fell 100 feet during a drive-in theater opening. A steel shaft snapped during a hand stand, sending him to the ground. He died in hospital yesterday in view of about 3000 spectators.
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New Westminster
D. C
Willam Quevadis
New
Yank Chefs Leave for World Series in Berne
Six American chefs flew to Switzerland to compete at the International Culinary Exhibition in Berne. They travel with abundant seafood and produce including crabs lobsters pears and steaks. American dishes planned include clam chowder lobster Newburgh fried chicken and Minnesota turkey with wild rice.
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New York
Switzerland
Berne
New England
Newburgh
Minnesota
No Action Expected on TV Hearing Ban
House leaders said no action will be taken on a proposal to ban TV or radio coverage of congressional hearings. Chairman Leo Aten indicated the resolution by Rep. Dwight Rogers is dead and will be pigeonholed without action.
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House
Jules Commanes
Leo Jaten
R-Il
Aten
Dwight Rogers
D-Fra
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