Headon into tree two East Syracuse men killed in crash
Two East Syracuse men died in a car crash on Hirkville Bridgeport Road when their auto skidded 126 feet and hit a maple tree. Hubert J. O'Donnell 23 of Manlius drove the car north to Bridgeport. James H. Renfer 23 of Fremont Road was a passenger. Both died from crushed chests and lung injuries. emergency crews transported the driver to St. Joseph's Hospital where he died. Troopers noted excessive speed and that the car likely would have slid another 300 feet without striking the tree.
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Hirkville Bridgeport Rd
Kirkville
Hubert J. O'Donnell
WW. Manlius Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital
James H. Renfer
Fremont Rd
Jess Schupack
E.W. Singleton
Oneida
O’donnell
Bridgeport
Onondaga County
Madison County
Singleton
Harold J. Platz
Minoa
Renfer
Eastern
Chiefs Win Openers In Local Series At Macarthur Stadium
In the first game of the local series at Macarthur Stadium this afternoon the Chiefs beat the Cubans 3 to 0. Tesauro doubled and scored. Mayo stole second and scored on a Tompkins hit. Blaylock and Forrest Smith drew walks to load the bases before a scoring play. Cubans defense held firm with tight pitching and solid fielding.
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Macarthur Stadium
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Bowman
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Delis
Heyman
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Blaylock
Forrest Smith
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Tomkins
Maro
Williams
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Ortiz
Smith
Knight Announces Plans to Marry in Three Weeks
California Governor Goodwin Knight 37, widower two years, will marry widow poet Iginia Carlson 35 within three weeks. Carlson helped Knight's primary campaign by writing campaign verse and assisting with voter contact. Knight secured the Republican nomination and faces Democrat Richard Graves in November.
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Los Angeles
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Iginia Carlson
Carlson
Hershberger
International Marvester Co
Knight
Richard Graves
Today’s Features and Page Tabs for the Edition
The page list outlines sections for Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio-TV Comics Women's Deaths Sports and Today's Pictures on page 16 with page numbers and features noted for readers.
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Senator Lester Hunt Dies After Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Senator Lester Hunt of Wyoming died at 12 32 PM after being found shot in his Capitol Hill office. Capitol police say the wound was likely personal in nature. Hunt had announced he would not seek a second term due to ill health. The death leaves the Senate with 47 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and no independents. Mrs Hunt was at the hospital when he died.
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Washington
Lester C. Hunt
D-Wroto
Senate
Bensor Pecson
Hunt
Clements
D-Ky
Mike Manatos
Ira Whitlock
Morse
Oregon
W. Broderick
Capitol Cats
George W. Calver
Capitol Physcian
International League baseball results and line scores
Scores and pairings from a late season International League slate with Navana Syracuse Ottawa Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago lineup notes Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington Baltimore all listed with partner pitchers and batters. Results show varied victors and close clashes across multiple venues.
Baseball Highlights From Today’s Games
Players homered including Parko for the Braves in the second inning with no runners aboard Hamner of the Phillies hit a three bagger in the third with one on Robinson of the Dodgers belted a four bagger in the fourth with one on Adcock of the Braves homered in the seventh with none on Snider of the Dodgers had a home run with two on in the standings Cards had a run in the seventh with no one on.
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Braves
Hamner
Phils
Robinson
Dodgers
Adcock
Snider
Republic
Invasion Threat and Fighting Reach Guatemala Ports
Rebels led by exiled Col. Carlos Castillo Armas threaten Guatemala with seaborne assault on Puerto Barrios and San Jose while inland towns Zacapa and Retahulcu are noted. Reports say invaders hold about a third of the country as battles unfold around Quezaltenango and the capital.
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Honduras
Liberation Army
Theiberation Army
Puerto Barrios
Caribibean
San Jose
Pacific
Carlos Castillo Armas
Zacapa
Guatemala City
Retathulcu
GRBC
Mac Bannell
New York
Guatemala
Twe
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Castillo Armas
Manda
Bbig
National Broadcasting Company
Patterson slain in Phenix City car ambush after vow
Albert L Patterson 59 Alabama’s newly nominated attorney general was shot in the mouth in his car just as he predicted. A steel jacketed cartridge and a party associate blamed a crime syndicate and called for swift revenge. Patterson’s son and the Betterment Association pressed for martial law, a special grand jury, and a prosecutor.
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Ala
Albert L.patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Russell (County
Pennington
Phenix City
Gordon Persons
Betterment Association
Woman Found Guilty In Chest Theft Case
Mrs. Ethel N. Henderson 53 of 268 DeWitt Street, former Community Chest employee, was found guilty by a County Court jury of four counts of second degree grand larceny involving misappropriation of 805 dollars. The jury deliberated 12 minutes, Henderson wept on verdict, and defense motions were argued before Judge Leo W. Breed.
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Ethel N. Henderson
DeWitt St
Community Chest
Cedar St
Hendersson
Frank Dei
Leo W. Breed
Charles O’brien
Furgol Leads Open Field After Third Round
Furgol, 36, with a withered arm, shot a 71 to reach 212 total and lead the U S Open with Hogan and Snead five strokes back. Mayer sits at 213 after a 70, with Middlecoff Mangrum Littler at 215 and Mengert Patton at 216 remaining in contention.
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N. J
Ed Furgol
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Furgol
Dick Mayer
Acord
Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Gene Littler
Middlecoff
Mangrum
Littler
al Mengert
Billy Joe Patton
Mengert
Billy Joe
Today’s Chuckle: aging joke on life and aging
A light humor item quips that worry fades as you age because stopping aging means death, a playful take on growing older and staying positive despite time.
1954 Regatta Facts and Figures with Lane Colors
Facts and figures for the 1954 regatta describe lane colors and patterns. CAN lanes numbered from Liverpool shore. Races schedule: Freshmen two miles at 2 PM, Junior Varsity three miles at 3 PM, Varsity three miles at 4 PM. Officials listed include referees judges timers and long roster of names and affiliations.
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Clifford Goes
Syracuse
James D. Taylor
Jdr
Penn
A. C Smith
Princeton
John L. Collyer
Corneil
Rw. Bresnahan
Dartmouth
James B. Anderson
A. T. Bradley
George Busch
Jack T. Franklin
Peter McManus
Eric C. Lambert
A. P. Savarese
Joseph K. Schwarzer
Norman G. Stagg
J. C. Whitestone
Cornell Regatta Rivalry Wins Narrowly at Quan tdaga Lake
Cornell varsity rowers upset Navy in a thrilling regatta before about 15 600 fans on Quan tdaga Lake. Cornell led at multiple checkpoints, Navy surged late but the Big Red held on to win by a full length with Washington third and Syracuse fifth in the opening race.
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Tars
Cornell Wins Fresh Victory Over Washington By Narrow Margin
Cornell edged Washington to win its first fresh victory since 1941 in a mile race. Cornell clocked 3 59 with a 2 1/2 length lead as Washington surged late and Navy trailed. Other finishers included Princeton 10 31.5, Syracuse 10 44.8, Wisconsin 10 45.2, Penn 10 59.1, Columbia 41 04.9, MIT 14 20.6.
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Carl Schwarz
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Syracuse
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Navy
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Perfect Day at the Regatta on Onondaga Lake
Weather bulletin forecasts a perfect day for the regatta on Onondaga Lake with temperatures not exceeding 89 and southerly winds 10 to 18 mph. Tonight will cool to around 56 and tomorrow is expected to stay favorable with highs near 92 and a 16 to 15 mph breeze.
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Onondaga Lake
Midwest
Water guns mounted on Stockholm police cars
Stockholm police debut a super powered water gun on patrol cars to disperse rowdies. Authorities promise a decisive wash for disturbances, framing the move as a deterrent against street trouble.
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