Electric Shock Kills Woman at Washing Machine
Syracuse woman Alice LaMond died after an electrocution incident while turning on a washing machine on a wet basement floor. Police, medical examiner, and detectives noted burn injuries and water on the floor, with the coroner listing electrocution as the cause. She leaves a husband and two sisters, services will be held in Fulton.
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Syracuse
Alice la- Mohd
Sha
Robert Peartree
St Joseph's Hospital
Suit Against Wehle Is Being Considered
Albany attorney Horace B. Casey claims a slander action against Louis A. Wehle, former conservation commissioner, is under consideration. In Watertown Casey cited Wehle at a dinner in which Wehle alleged department workers were negligent or sabotaged the death of 15,000 pheasants on Grenadier Island.
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Albany
Louis A. Weehle
Horace B. Casey
Watertown
Wehle
Casey
Dr. L. Cheatum
Department
Bureau of Game
Earl FR. Holm
Bureau
Grenadier Island
Lake Ontario
Cheatum
Hawna
Whele
Bth
Rochester
l_ery
Herriman
Justin, T. Mahoney
Harriman
Mahoney
Webb
Missile Cruiser Canberra Joins Navy Fleet in Philadelphia
The 673-foot USS Canberra, the world's second landed missile ship, will be commissioned by the Navy in Philadelphia. The vessel will carry the Terrier antiaircraft missile and mark a milestone in naval armament as a newly converted carrier with guided missiles.
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Philadelphia
INS
Navy
Philadelphia Navy
Terrier
President's health program teased in today’s feature page
A scrambled feature preview outlines a health program and periodic checks led by Hines and Rubin Porter, with development notes on a facial page. The section headers for regular features like Ammendments, Letters, Bridge, Finance, Radio TV and City Life appear across pages, guiding readers to page 23 and others for full coverage.
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Hines
Ameements
Letters & Bridge
Master City Life
Radio-Tv
Dennis
Sr. Forum
Steel Union Rejects Big 3 Wage Plan
The Steelworkers union rejects the Big Three wage proposals as inadequate. President David J. McDonald calls the offer too late and insufficient, criticizing the terms as an extended, centralized contract with slow gains.
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Steel Union
Thres
David J. McDonald
Union Press
Dent
Tod Sen
Jan Hoow
McDronald
U S. Stel
Bethlehem
Wait Till Tomorrow Weather Cools Off In Weekend Syracuse
Syracuse to endure a cooling off weekend as temperatures drop about ten degrees from the sizzling highs. Scattered showers or thunderstorms expected late today through early tomorrow with a forecast high near 90 tomorrow. Humidity remains high and the region will average five to eight degrees above normal for the next two days. Warmer weather returns Monday.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Tve
Norther
Riot Police Recapture Escaped Tigers Near St John Lateran
Police corralled two escaped circus tigers after they slipped from a cage near the church grounds. Horses livestock and crowds scattered as the animals roared and rampaged. Circus workers, led by Darix Togni, guided the beasts back behind bars with officer help.
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St. John Lateran
Darix ‘Togni
Conspiracy- Two Convicted Officials Seek Retrial
Attorneys for Matther J. Cormelly and T. La may Caudle, officials in the Truman era, plan a retrial after their tax case conviction. Sentencing is set for July 19, with a possible five year prison term and up to a 300000 fine. Caudle, former head of the Justice Department's tax division, proclaimed innocence after the verdict.
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ST. Louis
Matther J. Cormelly
T. Lamay Caudle
Truman
Connelly
White House
Caudle
Rubey M. Hulan
Trim Connelly
Federal Bilding
Issadk
Subway Strike Ends After 9-Hour Tieup In New York
A wildcat walkout by subway workers disrupted service in New York City for nine hours. Transit officials reported most lines returned to normal but warned of possible suspensions and hearings for involved motormen. Riders faced heavy traffic and reliance on cars during peak hour congestion.
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Wildcat Subway
N.Y
Cityiguiea
Page
Picco
Queens
Cenvonet
Aubway
Frank Sosso
Olf Wery
Alan
Unin
Thei Iset
Ing
Sasso
Theodore Loos
Manhattan
Christmas Baby Reported In Louisville Quasi-Season
A brief Louisville notice reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. John Christmas. The item notes the unusual timing as a lighthearted, festive reference to a “gay” Christmas in June.
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Louisville
Mery Gay
Eom Joan
John Christmes
Locust Plague Reported by Midwest Entomologist
L. Chambers, an entomologist, notes a new invasion of 17 year locusts in the Midwest. He cautions against handling insects and stresses careful observation to prevent harm. The sighting underscores a recurring ecological event affecting rural communities.
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Williams Bay
Vis
INS
L. Chambers
Midwest
Physicians Brand Modern Car Crippling Agent At Meet
Chicago report from the 105th annual American Medical Association session notes physicians urging auto industry to improve safety. Dr Ross McFarland cites posture, instrument difficulty, and windshields as factors. Dr Guerry and Dr Woodward back safety belts, padding, collapsible steering wheels, and better seats.
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Edwin Diamond
Chicago
INS
Ross McFarland
Harvard University
Soi Feo
Peerenges
Sturety
Perla
McFarland
Eye of Virginia
Tucnmond
Genet Comlan
Wrap
Dr. Point
Br. Gerry
Dog Warns Family Of Fire In Dramatic Escape
Howard Peterson Jr and his family narrowly escaped a blaze in their home after their dog started scratching at a door. In the panic Peterson knocked his 24 year old son unconscious to get him out. The son Howard III suffered burns while trying to save a grand piano and his classical sheet music. Sister Jan age 15 also sustained burns as they fled through a window. Neighbors said the dog alerted the family and prompted a frantic escape from the Pinto barn fire.
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Svuon
Howard Peterson Jr
Peterson
Howard
Jan
Eaceterian
Eisenhower Deliberations Unclear On Political Future
White House secretary James Hagerty says President Eisenhower has not discussed politics with his staff since entering Walter Reed Hospital and has given no hint about staying in the race. Hagerty rejects columnist reports of an imminent political plan announcement, noting no independent confirmation. The briefing follows speculation sparked by a hospital stay and a columnist’s claim.
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Army
Watler Heed
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Cor I
Hoover Lesson Tory Claim From Past Prosperity Echoes
A fragmented caption echoes former President Herbert Hoover’s famous pledge, likening campaign talk to a “chicken in every pot” era while urging a modern universal telephone and television provision in every home.
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Tory
INL
Seston Sorapega
Herbart Hoover
Alty
Special U K Meeting Likely For Basilio Saxton Fight
New York State Athletic Commission granted special approval for a return bout between welterweight champion Carmen Basilio and Johnny Saxton at the War Memorial Syracuse likely in August. Promoter Norman Rothschild received permission to deal with Saxton whose manager Frank Palermo lacks a New York license. Basilio, 28, had defeated DeMarco in Syracuse and Boston in the past, with the commission noting Palermo’s license status influenced earlier hesitation.
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Jack Daddy
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Johuny
Saxton
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse , War Memorial Auditorium
Angnat
Norman Rothschild
Frank
Blinky
Palermo
Zace
Basilia
Chiccago
Minors Boxing Commission
Tony DeMarco
Syracuse
Mav
Boston
Basilio
DeMares
Hislicense
Commission
Last Springs
Pelermo
Julius Helfand
New York Commission
Quest
Rothschild
Helfand
Francis Soushan
Jim Farley Jr
Dawhing Gua Boss Advises Early Risers
A snippet shows a humorous exchange where the boss jokes about Dawhing Gua and Tran reminding staff to eat early. Gus notes that those who rise early seem to be favored, while the speaker concedes the advantage of early risers.
Eisenhower Plans Five or Six Campaign Addresses
President Eisenhower, despite hospitalization, plans six major appearances for the fall campaign. GOP strategists expect five to six speeches at large rallies across six broad regions, aiming to project strength whileMitigate health concerns.
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Eisenhower
Buti Montgombay
Washington
INS
Presi
Tke
Republien National Coml
Ike
Palma
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Eampaigh
Pega 19
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