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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
8
Churchill lands in Washington for planned Eisenhower Eden discussions in the White House, dining with officials and mapping aims to curb Communist expansion in Southeast Asia while tensions over Locarno style security and European defense complicate alliances.
Mrs Arm theay Eder wife of Britain's foreign secretary was in University College Hospital under treatment after going to London Airport to bid farewell to Prime Minister Churchill en route to Washington. Authorities listed her condition as comfortable with no further details provided.
A grocer advertises six flavors Coda Root Beer Grape Orange Ginger Lemon and Lime in Can Top Cans with no deposit and no return. Dealers are offered immediate service.
Mrs. Abbie Brown Harder, 80, former Antwerp teacher and graduate nurse, died yesterday in an Ogdensburg hospital after 14 months as a patient. Funeral at 2 P.M. tomorrow from the Keep Home with Rev. Walter D. Eaton officiating. Burial at Hillside Cemetery, Antwerp. Survived by brother William S. Brown of Antwerp. Husband John F. Harder died in 1924. She entered the Henry Heep Home on December 21, 1938.
Major Earnest VanKoughnet of the Geneva Salvation Army will conduct farewell services Sunday before leaving Geneva for new post in Philadelphia. Lt. and Mrs. Harry Mettrott of Hornell will take over as co directors of the local Salvation Army on Monday.
Robert Richard Vann of Ithaca was sentenced by Oswego County Judge Don H. Stacy to two and a half to ten years in Attica State Prison. Vann had previously pleaded guilty to forgery in the second degree and grand larceny in the second degree.
Des Moines river crest slowly receded as workers reinforced levees and built temporary barriers near the Des Moines and Raccoon junction. Officials said the minor crest moving toward the city should not cause major flooding, with the crest expected near 23 feet before the Raccoon peak tonight.
Paul Zimmer died yesterday in the home of a daughter in Auburn. Born in Austria he had lived 34 years in Auburn and was a communicant of St Peter and Paul’s Ukrainian Church. Surviving are two sons John and Michael and three daughters Mrs Guzalak Mrs Laprehak and Mrs Patten all of Auburn, plus nine grandchildren. Services will be 8:30 AM Monday at Kowalczyk Funeral Home and 9 AM at St Peter and Paul’s Church. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
J H Nellis 70 of 343 Brainard Street Water town died yesterday at Og densbore Hospital. He was a lifelong Water town resident. He is survived by a sister Miss Elizabeth M Nellis. Funeral will be at 9 oclock tomorrow morning from Holy Family Church with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
In SAFAD Israel an aggrieved housewife accused of spitting at a city clerk was released by a magistrate after presenting decisive evidence that her shot had missed its target.
The New York State Supreme Court ordered the American Federation of Musicians to stop picketing Radio WOR and WOR-TV. The court awarded damages to the station for losses and set a hearing to assess monetary damages. The union said it would appeal the decision.
The 61 foot white craft Aries arrived in New York after a 33 day Atlantic crossing. The 15 ton motor ship sailed from Kingston on Thames May 22 with four crew, and was eight days behind schedule due to frequent storms. Commanded by Cecil Harcourt-Smith a retired British naval officer the vessel will meet Hingston on Hudson on Tuesday via the Hudson River. The crew expected a non stop voyage but had to stop for fuel and shelter at the Azores and Bermuda.
The SS Lionne delivered insecticide loads to several Central American countries, including Guatemala, as the fighting in the region slows arrival of supplies. Guatemala’s portion was left behind while other nations received shipments.
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