Two Syracuse Chiefs pitchers arraigned in assault case
Two rookie Syracuse Chiefs pitchers Richard Farrell and Seth Morehead pleaded not guilty in Police Court to assault charges after allegedly beating sports writer Normile A. Hannon in a downtown tavern. Bail set at 2500 each, case for July 1. Hannon sustained a possible broken nose and a five stitch laceration.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Richard Farrell
Brookline
Mass
Seth Morehead
Shreveport
Normile A. Hannon
Clark St
Post-Standard
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Theodore F. Furth
Truman EH. Preston
Preston
Furth
Pierre
Washington St
Hannon
James Dorsey
Dorsey
Morehead
Farrell
Philadelphia Phillie Farm
Roy Hamey
MacArthur Stadium
Phils
Indian Plane Crash Kills 35 Airmen in India
News from Agra reports a collision of two Dakota planes killing 35 air force and four army men. The crash occurred as a larger plane went down in flames with no officials or foreigners aboard. In Minnesota a father of triplets, Gordon Keith, was en route to join his wife in Oslo before the accident.
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Eos India
Indian Air Force
Air Force
Agra
Edoor
Keith
Newfoundland
Oslo
Norway
Gordon Keith
Windom
Minn
Cottomwood County
Guizen
Ruth
Nod
Gordon
Sum
Wildcat Auto Strike Hits Detroit Plants
About 16 000 workers idled as General Motors and Chrysler facilities faced walkouts. At GM's Willow Run transmission plant 8 500 employees remained off duty after a CIO United Auto Workers Local 735 meeting ended in disorder following a vote to continue the strike. Chrysler reported two plant walkouts affecting 3 900 at the Ken cheval and 3 500 at the Mack body plant due to heat and refusals to work, while talks with union officials were unavailable.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Willow Run
CIO
United Auto Workers Local 735
Carysler
Kercheval Planit
Mack
Auto Body Division
Lawmakers Weighed Higher Travel and Research Pay Raises
Washington lawmakers who voted a 50 percent pay raise consider further increases in office emoluments. Proposed boosts include a 1 500 stationery allowance, 300 postage, 3 000 long distance calls, 24 000 telegram words, mileage doubles, and a 12 131 a year research assistant plus more round trips per session.
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Washington
Congress
Hhouse Administration
House
Senate
Eisenhower Signs Austrian Independence Treaty
President Eisenhower signs the Austrian independence treaty at Secretary Weeks home ending occupation and restoring sovereignty. The agreement was negotiated in Vienna last month by the United States Great Britain France and the Soviet Union.
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Lancaster
N.H
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Austria
Vienna
United States
Today's Features Page Guide Notes
The page lists regular features sections across the newspaper with page numbers for Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classifieds Radio-TV Comics Women and Deaths Sports and Today's Pictures on page 16. It serves as a contents guide for readers to locate columns and features.
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Radio-Tv
Eisenhower Eyes New England Stop as Soviet Attack News Breaks
President Eisenhower awaited a Soviet reply to a U. S. protest after a Soviet jet attacked a U. S. Navy patrol plane over international waters. The crash landed on St Lawrence Island. seven of eleven crew injured. Eisenhower continued his Northern New England tour with stops in Berlin and Wentworth, Maine. He planned a fish weekend at Parama chenee Lake and a clambake with Senator Margaret Chase Smith, returning to Washington Monday.
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New England
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Secretary of ‘Commerce
Whitefield
Berlin
N.H
Dartmouth ‘College’ Forest
Wentworth
Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Skowhegan
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
White House
James C Hagerty
Hagerty
New Hampshire
Navy
St. Lawrence Island
American Territory
Defense Dept
Lancaster
Weeks
Sacre Cat Bow Farm
Dartmouth College Forest Track
Lake Paramachence
Frederick Payne
R-Me
Fisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
Bridges
R-Nh
Russia
Monroney
D-Okla
Sen. Capehart
Rind
State Dulles
San Francisco
U.N
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Dunés
James C. Hagerty
N.hs
Defense Deparment
Kodiak
Defense Department
Navy Department
Armed Forces
Joseph H. At
Today’s Chuckle from the Plain Folks Punchline
A brief humor item notes a speaker’s clever shift from a slow plodding chant to a Speldy exponent of an odd system in a light column.
Russians Fire on U S Patrol Plane in Alaska
In KODIAK Alaska a U S Navy patrol bomber was fired on by Russians above the Bering Sea. Eleven aboard escaped with minor burns and injuries after the fuselage and wing were hit and the plane burst into flames. Lt Richard H Fischer reported no warning and no opportunity to avoid the fire.
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Kodiak
Alaska
U.S. Navy
Bering Sea Island
Richard H. Fischer
Pittsburgh
Donald. E. Sonnek
Minnesota Lake
Minn
Joseph H. Atkinson
Alaska Defense Command
Fischer
Young gang leader tied to East Harlem murder
Police tracked and arrested Victor Louis Diaz known as Caesar, accused as accessory to homicide in the revenge killing of 17 year old Carlos Feliciano, a Viceroys gang member. Four youths faced charges after drawing lots to determine who would kill Feliciano, who was shot after a knife fight with a Dragons gang member.
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New York
Caesar
Lord High Executioner
Murder, Inc
Victor Louis -Diaz
Carlos Luis Feliciano
Feliciano
Viceroys
John Squendo
Emanuel Granna
Louis Raimirez
Crash Kills 5 in Family Near Irwin Interchange
Five members of a New York family were killed when their car rear ended a tractor near the Irwin Interchange in Greensburg. Victims include Benjamin Kowalsky, his wife Beatrice, daughters Jody and Deborah, and Abraham Kowalsky. State police awaited cause details.
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Greensburg
New York
Irwin
Westmoreland County Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Kowalsky
Beatrice
Jody
Deborah
Abraham Kowalsky
Benjamin
Polce
Triplets Born While Father Slept in Chicago Home
Mrs. Alice Graham 25 gave birth to twins and a girl at Illinois Research and Educational Hospital after her husband Charles, a night worker, slept through the event. The babies weighed 5 13, 5 7, and 5 pounds. The couple already has Tyrone 8 and Charlotte 7.
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Chicago
Alice Graham
Charles
International Harvester Co
Graham
Illinois Research and Educational Hospital
Grahams
Tyrone
Charlotte
Weekend forecast hints at modest warmth and clouds
Weather outlook says clouds with little temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Forecaster Alexander Sadowski predicts 53 tonight rising to 75 tomorrow with west winds 10 to 15 mph tonight and south winds tomorrow. Thunderstorms are unlikely to affect the area over the weekend despite heat in Yuma Arizona.
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Alexander’ Sadowski
Mercury
Missouri
Kansas
Yuma
Ariz
Russian jet attack injures crew on Neptune near Alaska
U S Navy P2V5 Neptune crash lands on St Lawrence Island after attack by two Soviet jets over international waters. Seven of 11 crew injured. officials differ on number of attacking planes. Senators debate impact on upcoming Big Four summit as Dulles, Molotov respond.
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Hagerty
Dulles
Molotov
U.N
San Francisco
Chiefs of State
Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
State of Defense Department
Whitefield
Haggerty
Chittenden
Washington
Alaska
Congress
Russia
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
U.S
Siberia
Syracuse Prominent In Judicial Reforms
Syracuse attorneys play pivotal roles in studies by the Temporary Commission of the Courts to streamline New York’s antiquated judicial system. The New York State Bar Association summer meeting highlighted the commission’s push for a simplified court structure and modernization.
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Sea
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Es 14
Perman
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Minnneapolis
Lis
Theodore Furth
Tate
Wildcat
Dad
Mom
Peculate
Syracuse
Joseph V. Ganley
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