Three Die in Fire At Nursing Home
In Edmeston New York a early morning fire at a two story nursing home killed Mrs. Adelaide Strait 50 her son Adelbert 17 and patient Shora Dennison 74. Seven patients were rescued all on the first floor. Firemen from Edmeston and New Berlin handled the blaze which began in the roof peak and was discovered by Mrs Strait who called in the alarm before trying to save her son and Dennison.
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Edmeston
Adelaide Strait
Adelbert
Shora Dennison
New York
Utica
Strait
Dennison
Joseph E. Phelps
Otsego County
End of Green River Killer Rampage Ends in Shootout
A 16 hour crime spree by ex convict Melvin Henry Gray ends when Union Pacific special agent W G Sherman fires through a home window, killing Gray as he threatened a hostage mother and two children. Deputy Ed Phillips dies of wounds, others wounded. a pre-dawn chase at Fron tier leaves two more injured and dead.
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Green River
Wyo
W. G. Sherman
Union Pacific Railroad
Melvin Henry Gray
Gray
Gus Kalivas
Wyoming
Kelivas
Sherman
Ed Phillips
Rock Springs
Phillips
Today’s Features and Leisure Page Overview
The page lists sections for amusements editorials bridge letters classifieds radio and TV comics women’s deaths and sports with a photo feature on page 16. It serves as a guide to today’s newspaper contents and page numbers.
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Radio-Tv
Lava Flows Threaten Sea as Hawaii Town Suffers $2 Million Loss
Two lava rivers from fissures and 500 foot fountains advance toward the sea, destroying cane fields, timber, and at least nine homes. A 70 home village is isolated, with four hundred residents homeless as 20 square miles of Puna district are cut by steaming lava and district lands are forbidden to all but Civil Defense officials.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Puna Kilauea
Fee
Useless dog saved boy from drowning in Hamilton Bays
A small dog named Skippy, condemned as useless, saved 5 year old Ricky Allan from drowning after he slipped from rocks. The dog swam 30 feet to pull the boy to shore. The sentence against the dog was remitted and Skippy now lives like a king.
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Hamilton
Cat
Hamiltton Bays
Skippy
George Allan
Allan
Allans
Ricky
Hottest Radiation Douses Chicago in Storm Scare
Armour Research Foundation scientist Walter C. MacCrone reported Chicago faced its hottest radiation dose from Thursday's Train and hail storm. He said hail stones were hot, but the radiation remained only a minor danger to the city.
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Chicago
Armour Research Foundation
Walter C. MacCrone
Armour Laboratory
McCrone
Priest Exiled in Moscow Arrives in Helsinki
American priest Georges Bissonnetie arrived in Helsinki after a farewell held with nearly all Moscow foreign diplomats. He plans to travel to New York as soon as possible, awaiting departure from here with a U.S. Embassy spokesman noting he may leave tomorrow or Monday.
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Helsinki
Finland
Georges Bissonnetie
Russia
Moscow
New York
U.S
United Press
Father Bissonnelle
Aeroflot
Ninth Child Birth Prompted Car Space Question
Harold Hall, 46, praised a hospital that refused payment for birth services for his ninth child in Los Angeles. He asked how he would fit all the children in one car after the birth.
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Los Angeles
Harold Hall
Ice Causes 21 Auto Crashes In Central New York
A light drizzle froze overnight creating icy streets across the city and county. At least 21 accidents occurred with five people seriously injured and seven property damage incidents investigated. Route 11 near Mattydale saw a three car crash injuring James Cianilli and others. several other motorists suffered fractures and lacerations as cars skidded on the slick roads. Authorities worked to increase salting and plowing as frigid temperatures persisted.
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New York
City Public Works Department
Sheriff's Deputies
Route 11
Mattydale
James Cianilli
S.florida Av
Edward Scanlon
Taft Rd
Syracuse
Virgil Howard
Parish
Scanlon
Eastern
Onondaga General Hospital
Norma Munroe
R.D. 2
Phoenix
John Munroe
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Moyers Corners
Tim White returns home after Army guest visit
Tim White 11 of Manlius rode home in an Army car with two sergeants after touring Fort Jay and meeting Lt. Gen. Herren as the outstanding potential soldier of the month. He was greeted by local Army recruiters and arrived in Syracuse by New York Central train at 5 09 AM. He and his escort visited the Statue of Liberty and an Army mess hall before heading to a Manlius farmhouse breakfast and rest.
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Tim
Tim White
Manlius
Governors’ Island
Thomas
Pug-Nosed
Army
Iwo
Fort Jay
Syracuse
New York Central
Russell J. Cogswell
Dudley Gould
William J. White
Cazenovia
Thomas W. Herren
First Army
Governor's Island
Canada's Only American Mayor in Rivers Manitoba
Maj William J Sweet an American born paratrooper who arrived in Rivers Manitoba two years ago on an exchange and was elected mayor of the 3000 population town He heads the Bay Scouts and holds a 99 year lake lease for fishing While on army duty he leads the tactical and technical investigation section at the joint school Sweet served with the 82d Airborne in Sicily Central Europe Holland and Germany earning the Silver Star Soldier's Medal Bronze Star and Combat Infantryman Badge among other honors.
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Manilias
Canada
Maj
Wiliam J. Sweet
Rivers
Manitoba
Canadian Joint Air Training Center
Sweet
Bay Scouts
Joint School
Foretic St. Man- Bus
82D Airborne Division
Sicily
Tals
Netherlands
UN Council Condemns Israel Over Gaza Clash Killings
The United Nations Security Council warned Israel of strong condemnation unless it justifies its role in the Gaza incident near Egypt. The urgent session addressed the Monday clash that left 39 Egyptians and eight Israelis dead.
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United Nations (P
UN Security Council
Israel
Gaza
The
U-nation Council
Mon Day
Egypt
U S Israel blamed as UN discusses Middle East crisis
The UN Security Council, with all members except Russia silent, held Israel responsible based on preliminary reports and urged restraint. Egypt accused Israel of aggression violating the 1949 armistice, while Israel charged Egypt with violations and refusing negotiated peace. Selim Sarper urged calm and no force.
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Russia
Israel
U. S
Formosa
Aam
Robert Carney
Naval
Edson L. M. Burns
China
Palestine
Selim Sarper
Turkey
Councl
Egypt
Council
Cairo
Senate probes stock tips linked to Winchell show
Senate Banking Committee investigations reveal about 20 cases where tips and rumors may have spurred sharp market moves. Walter Winchell faces possible testimony as President Edward McCormick cites a 1953 Amurex Oil loss of over 2 million dollars and a Pantepec Oil surge driven by his tip.
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Washington
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Banking Committee
Walter Winchell
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
Winchell
Amurex Oil
McCormick
Pantepec Oil Co
New York
U. S
Exchange
New Flareup In Gaza Amid Border Tensions
Egyptian military governor in Gaza accuses Israel of artillery fire on an Egyptian outpost. No casualties reported but Gaza residents fear renewed clashes as authorities evacuate UN observers families to safety across the demarcation line. An American, two Danes, a Belgian, an Indian and a French woman and their children are among those moved.
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Gaza
Israel
Gaza Strip
United Nations Truce
UN Trare
No Man’s Land of Jerusalem
Treasury plans $1 6 million renovation of U S Mint
The Treasury Department closed yesterday to unveil plans for renovation of the U S Mint building at an estimated cost of 1 6 million dollars. The project aims to update facilities and improve operations at the historic site.
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Philadelthia
Treasury Department
U. S. Mint
Carney Leaves Formosa After Talks With Nationalists
After nearly a week of high level talks with Nationalist leaders, Carney said no firm decision on aid to the Nationalists or expanding the Chinese Navy and Air Force had been reached. He expressed hope things should be speeded up and departed for Honolulu under overcast skies.
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Formosa
Carney
Honolulu
U. S
Saturday Night Chuckle Spoof Wraps Quiet Home
A playful line from Today’s Chuckle riffs on a quiet Saturday night with a spoof of the familiar Christmas scene. The author crafts a cozy, humor driven image of an empty house and a missing spoon motif.
Sunday Herald American Adds Personal Reporting Flavor
The Sunday Herald American highlights personal reporting across pages from editorial commentary by Executive Editor Jones to feature pieces by Cathy Covert on baby costs and Dick Hoffmann on weather forecasts. Roy Fairman debates if a $6 milk price solves dairy farmer woes while Lou Tarr returns with spring fever and garden chats as part of a broad Sunday package including two magazines and Parade.
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Sunday Herald-American
Herald-American
Jones
Daily
Cathy Covert
Bob Hofmann
Johnny Cont
Dick Hoffmann
Roy Fairman
Syracuse
Lou Tarr
American Magazine
Parade
Comic Weekly
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