Trish Ambassador Leads 550 At E A O Hara Retirement Tribute
A Syracuse Hotel gathering honors Edward R O Hara retiring after more than 50 years in journalism. Speakers include Alexander F Jones Stephen A Rogers and Arthur H Motley. Music and Irish humor mark a St Patrick's Day style tribute with many local editors and friends attending.
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Diplomacy features and dairy cooperative aims in today’s pages
Editorial page examines cultural exchange and a cooperative’s goals for New York dairymen. It notes potential issues for a new state police unit and includes a study on drunk driving. Readers are invited to explore these discussions.
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Divorce case reveals Leeds soup scandal
London court heard Winifred Stevens expose a love letters affair by Theodore Stevens. She described shredding their wedding photographs in hot water as Leeds soup after learning of the affair.
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House Aide Denies Loan and Gift Allegations In Washington
AP quotes Bernard Goldfine saying he bought a house for Sherman Adams and sent checks over years. Adams denies the claim in a stormy House subcommittee session led by Rep. Oren Harris. Fox also says he received a $500000 loan from Joseph Kennedy after backing Kennedy in 1952.
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Sister Ship Sets Record 15 Perish in Jet Tanker Crash
An Air Force KC-135 tanker crashed on takeoff near a Massachusetts airport while attempting a transatlantic speed record. Fifteen people aboard died and wreckage stretched along a high tension corridor. Westover Base officials reported a high speed explosion and widespread destruction as the jet broke apart in flight.
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Jamesville Beach Set to Reopen After Pollution Fix
Jamesville Beach may reopen next week as pollution sources near the popular swimming area have been traced and halted. Lafayette health officer Dr. Williams and state health officials confirm cleanup completed and a permit to reopen could be issued if water is deemed safe.
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Weatherman Andy Keller Predicts Cool, Cloudy Skies
The forecast shows variable cloudiness and southwest winds 20 to 30 mph. A low of 50 tonight and a high near 50s tomorrow accompany a five day outlook with below normal temperatures.
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Grant Enlists as Marine Private in Apache Nation
Ulysses S. Grant, 19, an Apache from White River Arizona, was sworn in as a Marine Corps private in Los Angeles yesterday, marking a notable enlistment for the service.
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Syracuse to Be Headquarters of Northeastern Air Defense Area
Syracuse will become the headquarters for the entire Northeastern Air Defense Area with the 32nd Air Division moving from McGuire. Major General Arthur E. B. Agan Jr. will assume command at Hancock Field on August 1 as the SAGE system centralizes defense centers from Fort Leavenworth, Boston, and Bangor.
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Marion Hancock Weds Plane Victim's Widow in Syracuse History
Marion Hancock, widow of James L. McConaughy Jr. chief of Time and Life Washington Bureau killed in the Westover crash, is the daughter of Syracuse attorney Stewart F. Hancock. The couple, longtime summers at Cazenovia, wed there twenty years ago and lived in Chicago, New York, and for seven years in Washington with Time and Life.
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Jet Tanker Streaks to Transatlantic Record
KC-135 Stratotanker Alpha set a transatlantic record with crew and passengers unaware of sister ship Cocoa’s crash on takeoff killing 15. Alpha clocked 5 hours 27 minutes 42.3 seconds at 630.2 mph. Bravo was about two minutes behind. Turnabout plans canceled after Cocoa crash news. 24 hour return delay announced.
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Derailed Freight Cars Block Clyde Track Junction
Twenty eight cars of a two mile long freight train derailed at Clyde on the West Shara Division when a journal overheater snapped an axle. The train from St Louis to New York carried feed corn coil wire and auto parts. Six hundred feet of track were damaged and wrecking crews rushed from Syracuse and Rochester to clear the line.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist Reveals Brick Cheese Accident
The Wisconsin Agriculturist reports that American brick cheese originated by accident in 1876. The cheesemaker allegedly remarked that the smell was lost as the error occurred.
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Rebels Hold Three Engineers Reported By AP
Three Stebbing's Engineering & Manufacturing Co engineers were reported by an AP dispatch to be in rebel hands near Moa Bay in Oriente province Cuba. Named were Howard Roach of Watertown Edward Cannon of Cornwall Ontario and Henry Salmonson of Portland Oregon. Rebels seized ten or eleven workers yesterday while supervising a plant project for Freeport Sulphur Co.
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