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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

13 Jun 1955

Page 14

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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Jun 13, 1955

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14

New York Weekend Toll Rises to 21 in Planes Boats Cars

Weekend accidents across New York state claim 21 lives including Civil Air Patrol flyers in a hillside plane crash near Orchard Park. A youth drowns after motorboats collide on the Seneca River north of Syracuse. Various fatalities follow from auto, truck, and other incidents across multiple towns with details on victims and circumstances.

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Albany Civil Air Patrol Orchard Park New York State Trafic Seneca River Syracuse James A. Ruwoldt Tonawanda Gall A. Bailey Buffalo New York City Dan‘ Brigham New York Crittenden Frances M. Bebick News York Erna Januszewska Bellerose Queens Queens Village Gouverneur Donald King Corinth Josephine du Cuennois Clayton Joseph G. Marceau Ogdensburg William H. Carr Bronx James T. Flynn Ellen Manhattan Green Island Anthony Berdar Tupper Lake Matthew B. Sexton Faust Saranac Lake Daniel St. John Lockport Roy E. Brammer Niagara Falls Cheektowaga Louis Czechowski National Guard Jeep Canandaigua Robert H. Schweizer Fairport Saratoga Springs Richard Grieve Glens Falls Saratoga Lake Michael Beach Bath Jay B. Saxton Brant—Jay Stacy Basom Route 20
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Farmers Market Razed by Flames on Long Island

A two story farmers market in Massapequa was destroyed by a fire, with damage around 500000 dollars. Thirty eight firefighters and a five year old boy were injured by smoke and debris. no one was seriously harmed. Investigators noted two muffled explosions and said the cause is under inquiry.

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Massapeuqua UP Long Island
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Warren Almost Misses Degree at Amherst College

Chief Justice Earl Warren nearly missed the graduation after weather delayed his flight to Amherst College. A Providence airport stop and a delayed bus trip led state police to rush the chief justice to Amherst just minutes before the degree was conferred.

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Amherst Mass Earl Warren Amherst College Warren Providence R. 1 Springfield Connecticut
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Radar Eye to Aid Drive on Speeders

New York City deploys four radar equipped patrol cars in two two car units on 21 routes in Brooklyn the Bronx and Queens to catch speeders. Signs warning speed checked by radar must be erected before use.

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New York New York City Brooklyn Bronx Queens
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Signs Set For Radar Patrol Start Early Next Week

Signs are expected to be posted in time for the radar patrol to begin early next week, signaling the upcoming speed enforcement effort by local authorities.

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Napping burglar tricks Tokyo house theif falls asleep

Isamu Kano, 30, arrested in Tokyo with a loot bag over his shoulder. He told police he slept through the burglary because residents were sleeping soundly. He woke at daylight. In jail he fell asleep.

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Tokyo Isamu Kano Kane
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Dual Probes Will Assay Salk Shots

U S administration polio program to face Senate and House hearings on free inoculations for children. Hill and Priest will probe vaccine safety and program handling as they review distribution plans and funding proposals.

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Washington Senate Labor Committee Lister Hill Ala J. Percy Priest Tenn House Commerce Committee House el Lilly (Co Indianapolis Senate ‘Committee Eisenhower
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Boy Short Circuits In Irving Fuse Incident

A five year old boy in Irving Texas swallowed an inch long electric fuse during a nap. Parental rushed him to a hospital where doctors X rayed him and judged the fuse would cause little harm. The source did not explain how the child obtained the fuse.

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Irving Tex Lance Morrison Lance
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