Unclaimed 1953 tax refunds totaling 33913 in Syracuse district
Unclaimed 1953 income tax refunds totaling 33913 await 572 taxpayers at the Syracuse district office of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Acting director Raymond E. Reichel says these checks are ready for collection in person or by mail after identity proof. Many can claim funds that belong to heirs when taxpayers died before collection.
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Syracuse
Internal Revenue Bureau
Raymond E. Reichel
Embezzlement charges against former New Jersey governor
Former New Jersey governor Harold G. Hoffman is charged posthumously with misconduct including a false deposit of 300000 dollars in state funds. Gov. Robert B. Meyner announced the case after Hoffman's daughter said he admitted embezzling funds to finance campaigns and to pay a state official blackmail.
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Trenton
Harold G. Hoffman
Robertb. Meyner
Hoffman
New Jersey
Hoffman's Fall From State Jobs Reverberates in Probe
Former director of the star Division of Employment Security, Hoffman addressed 400 members of the Grocery Manufacturers Association in Syracuse on May 19. Authorities allege false certifications in 1951 1952 claiming $3.3 million of disability funds were on deposit. Three top division employees were suspended, a fourth resigned, and Meyner scheduled hearings for August 16 as the probe unfolds.
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Exagov. Hoffman
Syracuse
Grocery Manufacturers Representatives Association, Inc
Drummins
Star Division of Employment Security
Hoffman
Meyner
Grover C. Richman
Treasuer
South Ampoy Trust Company
Speed Timer Outsmarted In Traffic Court Trial
Michael Graser Jr 28 of 248 Stafford Ave was arrested at 15 AM June 3 in the 500 block of Wadsworth St for traveling 25 mph in a school zone. He argued no children were present and produced school city reports. Judge Truman Preston found him not guilty noting school zone rules not absolute around the clock.
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Trafic Court
Taday
Michael Graser, Jr
Stafford Av
Wadsworth St
Graser
Taser
Truman
Preston
Still Good Skiing at Mount Washington Ravine
Joe Dodge of the Appalachian Mountain Club says conditions at Tuckermans Ravine remain good for skiing through the end of June. He notes that around the Fourth of July the snow begins to melt a little.
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Mount Washington
Joe Dodge
Appalachian Mountain Club
Tuckermans Ravine
Army grills Guatemalan president under ultimatum
Ultimatum triggers power struggle as 80 officers question Jacobo Arbenz Guzman about communism. Reports say he was ordered to quit by week’s end with guarantees of safety for Guatemalans. possible exile to Belize discussed amid fears of a military revolt. Former officials warn of division and spark for Reds’ downfall.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Washington
Leyine
Arbenz
Belize
British Honduras
Miguel Angel Mendoza
Water moccasin surprises Houston mailbox reader
Ruth Bethwick checked her mailbox in Houston and found a four foot water moccasin instead of a letter. A pail of steaming hot water was used to flush the reptile from the mail area.
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Houston
Tex
Ruth Bethwick
Truman and Petrillo to Play Duet at APLL Convention
Former President Harry S Truman will join James C. Petrillo to entertain 3,170 delegates at the 57th annual APLL convention in Milwaukee. Truman will perform a new concert grand piano gifted to the Truman Library in Independence, while Petrillo plays trumpet.
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Milwaukee
IXS
Harry S. Truman
APLL
American Federation of Musicians
U. S
Canada
Executir
A.flm
James C. Petrillo
Truman
Truman Library of Independence
Rio
Petrillo
Mendes France Rejects Communist Support for New Government
Paris reports Premier designate Pierre Mendes France refused to seek or accept Communist backing as he neared a possible Assembly vote on forming France’s 20th postwar government. Observers predicted he would fail to secure the 314 votes needed, recalling his June 4, 1953 defeat by 13 votes during a prior crisis.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes
Joseph Laniel
Chief of Police and Patrolman Injured in Columbus Crash
In Columbus Ohio the city’s chief of police George W Scholer aged 35 and patrolman Gerald H Malone aged 29 were injured when the cars they were driving collided at an intersection yesterday. Scholer suffered five fractured ribs while Malone was thrown from his car, sustaining a fractured skull and a broken nose.
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Columbus
Ohio
George W. Scholer
Gerald H. Malone
Ransom Cash Found Near Superstition Mountains
The $75,000 ransom money, hidden in a man’s work shirt with two pistols, was found near the Superstition Mountains in Arizona, close to a road traveled by officers since Friday. Daniel Marsin, 41, an unemployed Phoenix welder, was identified as the alleged abductor and held for a preliminary kidnapping hearing at 2 P.M. tomorrow, as authorities label the case the most fantastic in U.S. history.
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Superstition
Daniel Jr. Marsin
Phoenix
Irs
Smith
Herbert. Marsin
Marsin
John J. Flynn
Flynn
William P. Mahoney
Editorial on American intervention in Indo China tested soon
Today's features note that American attitudes toward intervention in Indo China will be severely tested by events in the coming weeks. Marquis Childs comments on the editorial page. Regular features appear on Amusements 26 Financial 31 Bridge 8 Graham 20 Classified 31-35 Ing. Reports 15 City Life 21 Junior Set 39 Deaths 18 Radio-TV 30 Editorials 22 Women's 23-25 Letters 22 Sports 27-29.
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Indo-China
Marquis Childs
Graham
City Life
Communists Push Peace Plan as Korea Talks Near End
At Geneva the Communist faction pressed a plan for peaceful Korean development, proposing troop withdrawals and army reductions to 100000, with all military obligations canceled. North Korea and China backed secret talks by a seven nation group. UN allies expect rejection and a final Korea session. Vietminh Laos and Cambodia issue looms as Indo China talks resume.
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Geneva
Nam Il
Korea
Ped
China
Chou
En-lai
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Laos
Cambodia
Reciprocal Trade Pacts Approved by Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee approved extending the 20 year old reciprocal trade agreements act for one year by a substantial vote. Chairman Millikin said the move is a partial victory for President Eisenhower who had sought a three year extension with tariff cutting power but accepted the one year term after GOP opposition in the House.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Miliilm R-Cole
Eisenhower
Congress
Gnally
Cancer Research Director Named
New York reports Dr. Clarence Little, 66, named director of a tobacco industry funded program studying tobacco use and health. He heads Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory in Bar Harbor and has past roles with the American Association for Cancer Research and the National Advisory Cancer Council.
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New York
Clarence ©. Little
Topbacco
Little
Roscoe B. Jackson
Bar Harbor
American Association For Cancer Research
National Advisory Cancer Council
Today’s Chuckle Sign Prompts Faith Lift Line
A New York church features a playful sign reading Come in and have your faith lifted. The quip evokes lighthearted welcome as visitors enter for services and reflection.
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New York
Carr Slams Army Coddling Reds in Exposure Debate
Francis P. Carr testified that the Army is not coddling Communists but praised Stevens and Adams for trying to prevent exposure of individuals cleared in loyalty investigations. Carr, McCarthy subcommittee staff director, disputed defenses during the 34th day of the Army hearings. Concluded on Page 7, Column 1.
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Awashington
Francis P. Carr
Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Carr
McCarthy
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy Army
Welch
Army Loyalty Board
Col
Burglary Drill Targets Bellevue Pro Shop Door
A burglar drilled 18 holes in the Bellevue Country Club pro shop door last night to drop a rock inside for entry. Pro shop pro Tom Newlove reported a missing driver worth $15 after Patrolman Michael Cavanaugh questioned him. Similar entries occurred on May 28 and June 3.
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Bellevue Country Club
Michael Cavanaugh
Tom Newlove
Bellevue
U S Captives May Go Free in China Talks
Geneva reports say China will consider early release for American prisoners with good behavior after a third U S China meeting. About three Americans remain imprisoned or visa-blocked on the Chinese mainland. Peiping will review cases to decide on commutation or release.
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Geneva
Red China Today
United States
China
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Pupils Rescue After Subway Fire Near Lexington Ave Station
Panic spread in a subway car when acrid smoke from a short circuit filled the Lexington Avenue line near 125th Street. About 25 injured as passengers, many high school pupils, escaped through an emergency exit but were briefly trapped by a sidewalk grate until a man from a nearby church pried it open with a crowbar.
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New York
Sih St
Record-High Heat Expected in Central New York
The U.S. Weather Bureau at Hancock Field says Central New York may reach the low 90s after a 90 degree day, potentially breaking the June 16 1929 record of 89. Tonight stays fair and warm with a low around 65. No rain is expected until possibly Thursday. weekend temperatures should be milder.
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New York
U.S
Hancock Field
Mercury
Alex Sadows
Ortiz-Patino still seeks lost bride in Geneva chase
Wealthy Jaime Ortiz-Patino, 25, flew to Geneva to pursue Joanne Connelly Ortiz-Patino, 33, who vanished 49 days after their Italian wedding. Reports place her in Paris or London. Rome's Giornale d'Italia covers the chase and conflicting sightings.
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Geneva
Jaime Ortiz-Patino
Pate
New York
Joanne Connelly Ortiz-Patino
Rome
Paris
London
Giornale d'Italia
Connelly Talks With Daughter Joanne Safe, Wife Says
John H. Connelly spoke by transatlantic telephone today with his daughter Joanne and she is safe, though he refused to disclose her location. The report came from his wife.
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Mianne Beach
John HL. Connelly
Joanne
Bolivian magnate Ortiz-Patino flees to Paris amid split
The Bolivian magnate Simon Patino reported he plans to go to Paris after a Geneva airport interview about his estranged wife. He said he would likely be contacted by police and that his wife wants to reach him. His much-divorced bride, once married to Robert Sweeny, named Porfirio Rubirosa as a co respondent in the case.
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Ortiz-Patino
Paris
Geneva
Tim
Simon Patino
London
Lsity
Robert Sweeny
Sweeny
Porfirio Rubirosa
Dcowminican Pilarbor
Pre Regatta Activity Pace Stepping Up in Syracuse
Syracuse buzzes this week as the 32d annual intercollegiate rowing regatta on Onondaga Lake nears, with dinners, parties, and public appearances by regatta figures. Coach Gus Eriksen of Syracuse University spoke at a Hispanic Club luncheon, joined by visiting coaches as crews prepare for Saturday’s classic. George Focock of Seattle discussed rowing’s influence on youths with the Syracuse Ad Club, praising the sport’s teamwork and effort.
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Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Gus Eriksen
Syracuse University
Eriksen
Orange
Crews
George ¥. Focock
Seattle
Where to Buy Regatta Tickets
Tickets for the 52nd annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on Onondaga Lake go on sale downtown at the Hotel Syracuse and at Syracuse University Department of Athletics on campus. General admission is 31, children admitted free, reserved seats 240, parking 50. Freshman race at 2 PM, junior varsity at 3 PM, varsity at 4 PM.
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Onondaga Lake
Syracuse
Syracuse University Department of Athletics
Statesmen to Arrive for White House Talks Next Week
British Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden will meet President Eisenhower at the White House the weekend of June 25 to discuss Southeast Asia crises, Geneva failures, and Indo China. Secretary Dulles expects near unity on action and defense. Hagerty calls it informal with no fixed agenda. France’s collapse looms over Western defense, Bermuda talks cited.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Kaeee Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Geneve
Indo-China
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United Action
James C. Hagerty
Geneva Far East
Joseph Laniel
Free World
State Department
Roblems
Western
Europe
United States
Great Britain
France
Churchill
Eisenhower
Bermuda
London
Eden
House of Commons
Plane Burns After Emergency Landing at Gage
A non scheduled DC-4 passenger plane carrying 78 aboard made an emergency landing near Gay. After passengers and crew left the craft it was destroyed by fire. The Great Lakes Airlines flight was en route from New York to Los Angeles with 74 passengers and a crew of three.
Barbers Offer Installment Haircuts in Japan
In Yamaguchi western Honshu barbers sell haircuts on an installment plan. Customers can receive multiple haircuts throughout the year and pay monthly installments.
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Tokyo
Yama‘guchi
Honshu
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Wireshoto
Joanne Ortiz-Pating
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Haney
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