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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1958
Page
2
The piece urges caution during vacations citing rising crime. It outlines steps to protect homes and families, including stopping daily papers, securing valuables, informing neighbors and police, policing lawn and mail, and avoiding leaving keys in cars. It notes crime trends and a field bromegra ss as a new cover crop for New York orchards.
United States abstains as Sweden deposits final ratification on May 28 1958. Norway follows as tenth ratifying nation. Cuba Dominican Republic Ireland Israel and United Kingdom had previously ratified. Seventeen other nations have signed but not ratified. The convention goes into force August 11 and binds only ratifying states. U N officials expect broad adoption within five years. The US objects that the treaty does not ensure full equality and singles out married women's nationality for separate treatment.
By OVID A. MARTIN Washington a new term vertical integration unsettles farmers and comforts others. It means uniting several steps of production marketing and distribution under one roof often via a non farm business providing capital and control of profits. Supporters see efficiency gains and specialization while opponents fear loss of family farming and bargaining power.
Cle tus Stuckey of Fostoria Ohio woke as a cigarette set his mattress ablaze. He carried the burning bed outside and returned to sleep on the bedsprings until police arrived to investigate the smoky incident.
The Syracuse Herald American invites entries for a Moneyword Puzzle with a $1000 prize for all correct solutions and weekly $250 increases if no winner. Consolation prizes total $190 if no all correct entry. Eligibility limited to residents in the circulation area. per rules, entries must be hand delivered on card, no envelopes, no facsimiles, and multiple entries allowed. Winners may be photographed or named in ads.
Washington reports on memorials to unidentified fallen from Civil War graves at Arlington National Cemetery and other forgotten markers. A rough stone monument in Avon Springs New York honors a War of 1812 unknown soldier, while West Point marks Benedict Arnold's unknown final resting memory after his name was removed.
Dayton Ohio AP reports identical twins Gerald and Thomas Spahn business administration seniors earned matching 3 point 556 averages last semester and qualified for the dean's list of honor students.
Ralph Hafer from Salt Lake City puts his Doberman watchdog on probation after burglars break into his truck parts firm and steal several hundred dollars worth of tools.
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