Prospective Jelke juror a housewife named Annie Johnson
A gray haired former music teacher Mrs Annie Johnson joined three men as prospective jurors in the Jelke vice trial. Defense efforts to place women on a male juror panel continue. Meanwhile related notes report a Schenectady man held for grand jury on second degree assault involving his seven month old daughter. Benjamin Fenello Jr 20 of Batavia dies in a car crash. A N P A asks court to block FCC license discrimination in a McClatchy case brief filed in Washington D C.
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Jelke
New York
INS
Watertown
Schenectady
Harry J. Goodwin
Kermit Smith
Blames Kremlin for Albanian Rejection of U S Aid
The White House blamed Moscow for Albania rejecting President Eisenhower’s offer of U S surplus food for the needy. Hagerty said the offer would have been accepted if Albanians could freely express themselves on the matter. Other brief items note four officers missing on Kentucky Lake, Gary Indiana reporting rabies in a dog, a 92-year-old town clerk losing reelection in Old Orchard Beach, and the death of Eleanor Dixon in Washington.
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Ihe
Kremlin
U. S
Washington
Ins
White House
Moscow
Eisenhower
Albania
James C. Hagerty
Faure Backed on Plan to Head off Strike
Paris Premier Edgar Faure won the first round in his battle to head off a strike by government workers and keep his new cabinet in power until it can enact economic reforms. The National Assembly finance committee approved Faure's pension proposals for war veterans and victims.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Notable Deaths Across States and Professions
Obituaries list Mabel Shaw publisher and printing executive in West Palm Beach. Berryman Henwood, 73, former Missouri Supreme Court official and Cot ton Belt trustee, died in St Louis. John Tarn MacGrew, 78, led American Military Police in France in WWI in Paris. Sterling Byrd Lacy, 72, ex acting Colorado governor and longtime politics figure, died in Davytona Peach. Tommy Dugan, 66, former vaudeville actor with major circuit ties, in Redlands. Julius H. Greenstone, 81, Philadelphia religious authority, passed away there.
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Berryman Henwood
Missouri Supreme Drary
Cotton Belt Railroad
St. Louis
Sterling Byrd Lacy
Leebure
Colorado
Davytona Peach
Man Saved Once Dies in Blaze Near Coopers Town
In Middlefield about three miles east of Coopers Town a two story frame house burned early today killing 83 year old William J Graham. A retired Brooklyn resident he slept on a kitchen cot when the fire started near a water heater coil. His sister Frances Baird 81 woke to smoke and helped him to the back porch before she fled in subzero cold. She left to seek help and returned to find Graham had re entered the burning dwelling apparently to recover an object.
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Cooperstown
William J.graham
Middlefield
Coopers
Graham
Brooklyn
Frances Baird
Grahan
Romania Declares War on Germany in Parliament Action
Romanian Parliament formally declared war on Germany with Bucharest radio reporting the action taken yesterday as communist Romania follows Russia and East European satellites in the wartime alignment. The broadcast notes the move as a formal state of war.
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Vienna
Romania
Russia
Germany
Bucharest
Snowbound area reports heavy lake-effect blizzard
Snow on Route 11 near Hastings caused a Ralph Packing Company truck to skid prompting highway crews to clear roads. By 2 A.M. Route 104 west of Oswego remained blocked with about 10 tractor trailers and dozens of cars stuck. North area roads mostly impassable as crews focused on main routes. Red Getman of Parish Oil calls it the worst snowfall in six or seven years. Social and school shutdowns spread across the North Country with numerous districts canceling classes and buses stranded. Weather forecast predicts light snow flurries tonight with 15 to 25 mph southwest winds.
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Ralph Packing Company
Syracuse
Oswego
Here
Red Getman
Parish Oil Company
Getman
North Country
Malone
United Press
Altmar Parish
Mexico Academy
Central School
Boonville Central School
West Leyden Central School
Pulaski Central School
Sandy Creek Central School
Oswego State Teachers College
Central Square Central School
North Country Music
Hogansburg
Bombay
Fort Covington-Bombay Central
Keller
35000 Leave Red Rule Paris Evacuated to South
The Geneva armistice led to 35000 of 50000 Chinese in North Viet Nam evacuated to the non Communist South the French Press Agency reported today.
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Paris
Viet Nam
Geneva
East German pledge to build power plants for China
East Germany or the Soviet bloc announces a plan to construct 80 0 million rubles worth of electric power plants in Red China. The deal signals communist cooperation amid broader Cold War energy projects.
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Berlin
East Germany
Red
China
Tox
Architects Back Capitol mural as fitting design
The Nebraska Architects Association endorsed the mural known as the square bull in the State Capitol rotunda despite legislative criticism over lifelike figures. Kenneth Evett, the Ithaca artist now in Rome, painted the mural and will add two companion pieces later as the task of harmonizing the murals with the architecture was praised by the Capitol Murals Commission.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Architects Association
State Capitol
Rotunda
Kenneth Evett
Ithaca
N. Y
Rome
Italy
Capitol Murals Commission
Evett
Megs Glad Tour Ends With Homecoming
Princess Margaret said she was happy to be home from her five week Calypso Caribbean tour. She spoke of friendly loyal Britons and the waving sugar cane fields as she appeared at Mansion House luncheon.
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London
Margaret
Caribbean
Mansion House
R.A.F
Peter Townsend
Buckingham Palace
Navy Faces Parade Transport Fee Clash In Boston
Boston officials blasted a Navy request for 150 to transport 100 seamen to Evacuation Day St Patrick’s Day parade. Councilman Foley mocked the plan, others joined in the opposition. Parade organizers hope the request is withdrawn.
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Boston
Fargo
Naval Headquarters
William J. Foley
Edward C. McMormack, Jr
Annapolis
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Benjamin J. Fenello Jr
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Sacramento
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408Th Airborne Quartermasters Company
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Tenn
Edward L. White
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Ind
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Horace Mann
State Board of Health
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Maine
Fred I. Luce
Esther 8. Crowley
Eleanor
Dixon
George Dixon
Stassen
Tokyo
Harold E. Stassen
Korea
Southeast Asia
Cline R. Paden
Brownfield
Tex
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Capetown
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F. C. Erasmus
Nikola Tikhonov
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Britannia
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John Tarn MacGrew
Tommy Dugan
Keith
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Netivecood
Redlands
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Tulius Hi. Greenstone
Philadelphia
Man
Blaze
Ellenburg
Camden Central School
Oneida
Florence
Taberg
N.Y
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Sustamin
Drug Research Corp
Capitol ‘Square Bull
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The
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E. W. Edwards & Son
Syracuse 2
California
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