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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
18
Regional parks commissions argue the bus parking charge must be set within reason to avoid hindering free swimming lessons sponsorship by five community groups including Lyndon Manlius Mattydale and Fayetteville. Towns Division notes the State Parks Commission raised all parking fees after traffic-driven space expenditures.
Izvestia recounts a schoolboy with four rubles seeking a savings account to buy a home aquarium. Banks refused, citing a five ruble minimum. The piece laments bankers’ focus on large deposits and urges attracting small deposits to teach thrift.
Police rushed to a parked car in Jackson Mississippi after reports of a body inside a vehicle. The supposed body proved to be a teen prankster who smeared catsup on his arm and crawled into the trunk, leaving a gory appearance. He was given a stern lecture.
United States officials confirmed that five American airmen serving with the French in Indo China were captured by communist forces near Tourane. Reports say the men, all air force technicians, were seized at a beach and later seen marching with Senegalese prisoners as French forces evacuated Mou
Ben Edwards aged 70 a longtime music publisher and father of Ginger Joan Edwards dies in New York. He was known in the industry for his publishing work and contributions to music.
The French National Assembly defense committee adopted a hostile report on the European army. The vote was 29 to 13. It marks the second setback for the European Defense Community in as many weeks.
Bertram Ducson, 24, was beaten and robbed of $15 and then dragged down a railroad embankment. He pressed a false fire alarm to attract help, and responding police and firemen, though sympathetic, counted the method as wasting city resources worth $600.
Senate weighs small measures as committees move through unfinished drafts and final edits. Finance and Banking panels hold closed sessions on tax revisions and Ex-Im Bank matters while housing investment reports are reviewed. Agriculture and Foreign Affairs also convene in secret to advance farm and foreign aid bills. Deputy adjournment to Monday.
Retiring President Gladys Drake of the Grand Prairie Business and Professional Women's Club announced that Mrs Juanita Willis was selected for a perfect attendance pin for not missing a meeting in the past year. Mel Willis could not accept the pin due to absence.
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