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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1954
Page
10
Camp Deum reports 150 summer training National Guardsmen flown to Floyd Bennett Field New York City to receive high school digimas. After ceremonies they return for two weeks of field training. Two planes left yesterday and two more are scheduled today with one tomorrow.
A 23,036 ton British owned merchant steamer Burned and sank in the San Jose Guatemala harbor after two bombs dropped from a rebel plane. The Grace Line ship Springfjord crew were rescued and the vessel was said to be loading coffee and cotton at the time.
American evangelist Billy Graham entered a U S Army hospital in Frankfur t for a medical checkup after preaching to about 75000 Germans in Berlin. He flew from Berlin to Frankfurt and hoped to fly to Paris tomorrow to complete his European tour.
Jeffrey Seeley, age two, is in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after tumbling from a moving car. The child, riding with his father Patrolman Joseph Seeley, suffered a severe scalp wound and head injury when the rear door opened in South Bayard near North Syracuse. The father said the car was traveling about 25 miles per hour en route home from a country drive around 25 P.M. State police were informed.
A Navy Beechcraft exploded in a fireball and an American Airlines Convair crash landed nose first near Port Columbus. Two Naval Reserve officers died. Captain J C Pollard helped land the Convair despite a flaming wing and torn engine as passengers escaped down a rope.
March Air Force Base investigators probe the loss of 14 crew and passengers when a KC-97 Strato tanker from Altus struck Box Springs Mountain during a training flight. Ground units reached the scene after a blaze burned for hours. all aboard perished.
Police held 23 year old Robert Donald Stewart on suspicion after he allegedly shot his girlfriend Elisie Winifred Warner and hid her body in the car trunk. His wrecked vehicle struck a pickup driven by R L Lamb, injuring Lamb severely.
Fordham University educator Rev. Frederick Wilcox says evidence shows Catholic priests kept religion alive in Siberian labor camps. He cites escapees reporting priests saying Masses on improvised altars and giving communion, sometimes with guards nearby.
Henry Sigyler 8 retired Remington Rand executive and early pro gram creator for job opportunities for men past 46 in Beverly Hills Calif Arthur L McCormick longtime lighting designer in New York Francis Casadesus 83 composer conductor in Paris Charlie Pick 65 former major league player in Lynchburg Va Virgila Tiffany Stephens 59 Washington Post editor in Alexandria Va Theodore Morde 43 diplomat and film producer in Dartmouth Mass Ina Bourskaya 47 soprano once with Star of the Russian Metropolitan and Chicago Opera in Chicago
Miss Lisa Hein agreed to sell her house to the New York State Thruway Authority for 23500 dollars after a standoff over a kitchen sink two years old. Workers cut excavations beside her home as construction began and the sisters finally capitulated to the state’s terms.
Tunisia faced a government vacuum as Mohamed Salah M Z ahs cabinet resigned 312 days earlier and refused further duties. The French administrative government ran affairs on a stop gap basis after ministers quit on June 16 citing return to violence and misunderstanding by certain groups.
Planes are used as fire spotters in Glacier National Park West Glacier Montana cutting tower lookouts from 13 to 10. Airplanes patrol the park to spot smoke and fires.
Leonard L. Schieffelin a Rochester postal clerk was elected commander of the New York State Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the closing session of the four day encampment in Rochester. Lydia Mayer of Brooklyn was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary, succeeding Mrs Mabel Woolford of Rochester. Other officers named include Joseph J. Lombardo Brooklyn senior vice commander Nathaniel Brady Watertown junior vice commander Fred Frabbiczi Geneva judge advocate Dr John Cathie Corfe surgeon the Rev Pani Martineau Fompey chaplain.
Gabriel G Hollander Brockivna quartermaster FL F Brack Bronx adjutant T Gumbo Inwood chief of staff Blase Verlatta Solvay inspector Elected with Mrs Mayer were Mrs Aggie Mockrish 3iechane i i dents Birs Vive jan Garceau Maione chaplains Mrs Vivien Murphy Straten Island conductress Miry Mary Stone Clean guard
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